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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

A CoRRESpoNDENT of the New York
Herald, writing from some place i'll
Europe, tries to make it appear that Rus
STA is not prosecuting the Jews, at least
not prosecuting them very badly. He
deprecates foreign interference and so
much of foreign comment, and finally
concludes: "The solution of the Jewish
question is not foreign agitation; 1t is
the educatior of the Russian peasants. "
Now if this be so, from what is known
of the Russian peasants and of the gov
solution will be long, long time in the
working out.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

circles at the present season, the sort
ipg being about finished, and most Of
the warehouses and sorting rooms have
been closed for the season. Now and
then crop is delivered, but most of
the dealers announce the season closed
AN Eau Claire paper has been con
Quoting ballot for the most popular
lady in the Chippewa Valley. The
competition has been brisk, and result
ed in victory for Miss Julia Jacobson
of Badger Mills, VINO received IS, 043
votes. The other four ladies who re-
ceived the next highest numb ers were
Miss Claudia McPheeters, Mrs. Bulard,
Miss Nav Stocking and Mrs. Gen. Ginty.
Miss Jacobson gets gold watch.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
IOWA MILLS MUST MOVE.
Effect of the Taylor Bill on Several Lum-
bering Institutions.

Effect of the Taylor Bill on Several Lum-
berins Institutions.
BURLINGTON, Ia, April 2.-President
Horace Rand, of the Burlington Lum-
Der Company, states in an interview to-
day that the effect of the passage
of the Wisconsin substitute
to the Taylor bill will un@oubt-
eddy enforce the removal Of
his mills to the Chippewa Valley. He
takes no stock in MacDonald's alleged
victory over the Eau Claire men, and
thinks that the establishment of the
proposed sorting works between Chip
pewa Falls and Euu Claire will result
in manipulation that will enforce
the closing Of the mills at Fort Madison,
Burlington, Davenport and Dubuque,
for the want of logs. The Burling-
ton Lumber Company's mills are
the largest in this city. The
force of the measure will affect
nearly twenty five big sawmills on the
Mississippi River located at Dubuque,
Clinton, Muscatine, Davenport, Rock
Island. Burlington, Fort Madison,
Quincy, Keokuk, Hannibal, Warsaw
and St. Louis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

ATTENTION is directed to the fact that
there isn't that abundance of lawyers in
the United States Senate that there
used to be. There was a time when
that body was made up of lawyers al
most exclusively, but of late years a
great many wealthy business men have
taken their places. The lawyers gener-
ally make the best legislators, but there
is no reason why the business men
should not be represented there by
some of their number who are distin-
guished for their brains rather than for
thcir dollars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

TIE French shipyards have i'll pro-
gress Of construction for the French
navy six armored battle ships, four
armored ships for coast defense, two
armored gun boats, five armored
cruisers, three cruisers Of the first class
and four of the second, two torpedo
cruisers, seventeen high sea torpedoes,
twcnty-four torpedo boats of the first
class and twenty-six of the second.
The armored ships have tonnage of
SO, O26, the cruisers of So, 1876, the tor
pedoes 7,OS4. The total cost of all these
nayal Structures will be $50, 100000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
THREE FRIDAY HANGINCS.
A Trio of South Carolina Murderers Die
by the Rope.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 24.-Waites.
Martin, colored, was hanged to-day in
the Jail var for the murder, in January
last, Of Alice Mcleod, white woman,
with whom he was living. Martin made
a speech from the galIows, saying that
he did not intend to Kill the woman,
and that he felt sure Of going TO heaven.
Bill Miles, colored. was executed this
morning at Pickens for the murder Of
Jake Griffin.
Edmund Holloway, colored, was
hanged to-day at Manning for the muir
der of john w. Dubose. white.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

If the perfection of weapons of dis
cussion is the cOnsummation of perpet-
ual peace, the end of strife must be near
at hand. Recent developments in or
nance have resulted in weapons OF Of
Tense which would render the annihila-
ton of an opposing force almost a GER
taintv. When war means humiliation
there will be no war, and universal
arbitration will supplant sanguinary and
unsatisfactory conflict.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
IN DREAD OF THE POISONER.
President Balmaceda in Hourly Fear OF
BEING AsSaSSinated.


LoNDoN, April 27.-AdNices from Chilli
state that during q battle at Caldera, five
torpedocs were discharged atthe CHILEAN
insurgent war vessels, sinking the
monitor Huascar as we'll as the Blanco
EuCalada. President Balmaceda's fleet.
after administering this severe lesson
to the insurgents, returned to Nalpa-
ra.so without having sustained any dam
age. The warship Florence, which
up to the present has been loyal to
President Balmaceda, has now gone
over TO the insurgents. 1t is also stated
that President Balmaceda is in dread of
being poisoned. To such an extent does
this feeling prey upon his mind that he
will not Fartake of any food which has
not been prepared bv his own mother.
The latter consequently prepares all the
Presidents meals
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called to order, and ct exactly o'clock
the session stood adjourned sine die.
MONUMENT TO GRANT.
Ground Broken Preparatory to Erecting
the Riversidse Park Memorial


New YORK, April 27.-Ground was
broken to-day for the monument which
is to be raised at the tomb at Riverside
Park where rest the remains OF Gen.
Grant On the Hudson River, decorat-
ed with bunting, lay anchored opposite
The tomb the warship Yantic, and at :
O'Clock she fired nine salutes of twenty
one guns. On the platform near the
mound were gathered the members
of the Monument Association, tie
mem bers of Alexander Hamilton Post,
G. A. r., the leading members of other
various Grand Army posts, and the ora
tors who had been selected for the oc-
casion. Before the regular ceremonies
commenced Lawson w. Fuller, at the
head of 800 children from the Sheltering
Arms Institution, and drum and fife
corps playing America" marched past
with flags dropped Each child car
ried bouquet OF forgetmenots VIII ch 1T
cast upon the tomb. The band played
an overture, after which the Rev. DIR.
Clark Wright, chaplain of Department.
Commander Freeman's staff, offered
prayer, and a chorus sang THE Star
Spangled Banner" Commander Free
man presided. In few CHOSEN words
he introduced Gen. Horace Porter, the
orator of the day
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

AUSTRIA expects to have $4,000
troops massed on the Galician frontier
before the end of May, to watch the
Russians. Russia, on her side, is mass
ing troops in possibly greater numbers.
The operations Of the war, If one comes,
will be of unprecedented magnitude.
We thought our war of thirty years ago
was a good deal of an affair. But there
was no battle during its course in which
there were over 200,0 900 men engaged.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
BANK MYsTERloUsLY ROBBED.
A Missouri Depository Closes the Doors
Owing to Cashiers Absence.

Owing to u Cashiers, Absence.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 27.-Capt. w
II. Covingtcn, cashier Of the Farmers
and Traders Bank of Montgomery City,
Mo-, has disappeared. There is
shortage of $1,000 in the banks &C
counts. Last Thursday at noon, Capt.
Covington and his nepnew closed and
locked the bank and went to dinner.
When they returned they noticed
nothing out of the way, but at the closing
hour when the cash was balanced up,
So, 800 was missing.
An investigation disclosed the fact
that the back window had been broken
open, and the vault door was scratched
as though it had been tempered with
Capt. Covington came to St. Louis and
reported the robbery to the police.
After telling all he knew he departed,
promising to return later in the dag, but
since his first call he has not been seen,
The bank has closed its doors owing to
the uncertainty as to the banks condi-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

i''E SAN Antonio, Texas, Express
asks; If WARMTH an European power
rs forced upon us, who will lend onr
esq The country is good deal
ne''er ot for military leaders than when
INC IN CIV" war broke cut thirty wears aco.
inere are many mon who commended
u'l.>'ohS' hrlgodes and regiments IN
mat great struggle who are vot ,,n,,n,
enough and strong enough gar U ,,,1:
tary service. Schotiold wa,,, 40 ~. ,'il,i-
Try nus hand in the supreme lcadcr r.IJ,S
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
HIS BELIEF is SHAKEN.
A New York Minister Who Does Not Ac-
cept Biblical Statements.

New YORK, April 27.-An unusually
large congregation crowded All Souls
Church yesterday morning to hear Rev.
DR.. r. Heber Newton speak upon sub
iect that may be characterized as Foes
to Faith" DR.. Newton recently was so
severely criticised by the ministry and
laity of the Episcopal Church for alleged
heresv, that definite declaration of his
attitude on the tenets of the church was
expected of him. 1t came in yester-
DAVIS sermon, and seems to leave no
room for further doubt that DR.. Newton
does not believe the accepted theory
concerning the resurrection and the in
spiration of the Bible.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
PIPE LINE SHUT OUT.
The Lima Chicago Line Unable to Follow
the Chicago & Eric Road.

WABASH, Ind, April 27.-Persons in
tereste! in the Standard Oil Company
who a month ago organized a company
to lay an oil pipe line from Lima, o., to
Chicago, have been notified by the Erie
Railroad management operating the
Chicago & Erie Road that they will not
be permitted to parallel the present
pipe line laid in the Chicago 4 Erie
right of way The reason assigned is
that the oil escaping from leaks en-
dangers the company's property, and is
so offensive 10 the nostrils of the travel
ing public that the passenger business
in Injured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
Two Freight Trains Wrecked.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 22.-A freight
on the Pennsylvania Railroad was
wrecked to-day at Kinsors. this
county. Three cars toppled
over and struck train on
the opposite track. Twenty five cars,
empty and loaded, were completely de-
stroyed. John Reissinger, brakeman
OF Columbia. was killed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
DUTY COST HIS LIFE.
Policeman Struck Down by NilIainous
Tramps.

Policeman Struck Down by Nillainous
Tramps.
WAsHBURN, Wis, April 27.-Pat Cas-
sody, one of Washburn's most popular
policemen, was picked up at 2 o'clock this
morning in a pool of blood. The Odd
Fellows district anniversary celebration
occurred here to-day and Bayfield,
Street had been elaboratelv decorated.
About II O'Clock last night q gang of
thugs began tearing down the bunting.
Cassidy caught two fellows at the work
and arrested them. When he stopped
to replace some of the decorations
one of the thugs struck him
with CLUB. His nose was
broken, his face horribly mangled, and
his skull crushed SO that he cannot live
but a few hours. Two arrests were made
this morning, and another made at noon
of man who was on big
hurry TO leave and had blood on his
clothing. He was taken Immediately to
the bedside of the dying policeman for
Identification, and is thought to be the
right man. Intense excitement prevails,
As Cassidy was very popular and leaves
two motherless children. Ifitis sure that
they have the right man, and if Casso dy
should die, there will be a lynching bee
before night. Cassody's life has been
previously threatened by gang of
touehs hanging about here. The doc
tors attending Cassidy say he cannot
live but a few hours, as his skull was
badly crushed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

TIE overseers Of Harvard have voted
against shortening the five years college
course. Much opposition to the short
ening has been developed among the
earlier graduates. The idea was to
graduate the students in three years or
longer, as their attainmcnts might JUST
fly, but to adapt the requirement for the
bachelors degree to three instead of q
four year course. The graduation of
students as they are fitted at the middle
and end of each year, aftera prescribed
limit of college residence and instruc-
ton, is Il favorite one with many who
are working for the advantage of uni
vcrsity methods in our larger institu-
tiOnS of learning
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

ENGLAND and France manufactured
the gunboats for the CHILEAN contest
ants, and now they are taking every
precaution to protect themselves IN the
event of one CHILEAN party or the other
succeeding The United States taught
the continental nations Il very saIutary
lesson by it's course i'll the Alabama
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
STRIKERS WIN THE FIGHT.
End of the Street Car Troubles at Detroit
-Returning to Work.

End of the Street Car Troubles at netroH
Returning to Work.
DETROIT, Mich, April 27.-The board
of arbitration appointed to settle the
differences between the City Railway
Company and its employees finished Its
labors this morning. The result of the
a complete victory for the
men. The company takes back the men
who struck and gives them employment
during good behavior. The company
will recognize the right of the men to
organize, and will treat with the organl-
zation u pom any grievance. In case
they cannot agree, the board of arbl-
tration will be called in and their de-
cisiOn be final
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

A WOMAN won the Worlds Fair prize
for designing building, and two women
have won the prizes offered by the
American Economic Association for the
best essays ON "Women Wage-earners." -
What's the matter with the men? Are
they too busy, or are they developing
muscle instead of brain? If this thing
keeps ON the girls will be, wcll-bOys.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

Ollie GOdloe Causes n Sensation at the Ma
tional Capital.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25,-A fash
ionably woman Of about So.
years was in the Baltimore & Ohio depot,
having just arrived from New York.
Ollie Godloe was the name she gave
when she accosted Policeman Haines
and inquired of him whore President
Cleveland could be found. She evidently
thought Cleveland was still in the presl-
dental chair. She said she was engaged
to be married to the eX-President, and
was looking for him to fulfill the en-
gagement. Liut. Kelly took charge of
the woman, and returned her to New
York.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30
Rain Damages Kansas Crops.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 21.-The contin-
ued wet weather in Eastern Kansas is
having a damaging effect upon crops.
The oats will be failure, and corn will
be very late. The early potato crop
will be a total failure. Wheat looks.
Uell
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

And then there would be Howard and
Miles and others of the regular army.
They would certainly be the match of
anv generals Italy has.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06

cnllCren's pratlle ii ever henrn around
your hurthstuns-you air in u dreary fog
all the time, and you treat the jolly sun
shine Of life as tho it was = thief, drivln
it from your doors by them weskits. and
meal bags, aud pecooler noshuns Of
yourn. The gals among you, sum OF
which air rs slick pieces OF calliker as
ever sot eyes OH. air sym to place their
heds ag,n weskits which kiver honest.
manly harris, while you old heds fool yer
selves with the idee that they air full
film their lnishun here, and air content
cd. Here you air all pend up by yer.
selves, taL.in about the sins of q world
you don't know nothin of.
Meanwhile said world containers tc
resolve round ON her own axeltree onct
in every "a hours, subjeck to the Consti-
tuition ofzthe United States, and is Il
very pleasant place Of residence. It's a
unnatural, unreasonable and dismal life
you're leadin here. So it strikes me.
Ny Shaker trends, now bid You well
come a1oo. / Ju have treated me e1.
ceedin well. Thank you kindly. one
and ALL"
"A base exhibit of depraved monkeys
and onprincipled wax works" sae1
Uriah.
Hello, Uriah," SEE l. I'D most forgot
you. Wall, look out for them fits Of
yourn, and don't catch cold and die in
the flour Of your youth and beauty"
And resOolned my jerney.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06

you pay NC that IL dollars you owa lne:''
He setl no with one of the most tremen-
jis knox / ever cxperiunsed.
Tho Sircle sed he had gone. "Air You
gone, William l axed. "Rayther." he
replide. and knowd it WIS no use to
pursoo tho subjeck furder.
l then called fur my farther.
Flows things, daddy:'
"Middliu. my son, middlin."
"Ain't you proud Of your orfurn
boy?'
.'Scacely."
"Why not, my paricnt"
"Becawz YOU hav gone to writin for
the noospapcrs, my CON. Di,neby you'll
lose all your character for trooth and
vefrasscrty. When I helpr you into the
show biznis l told you to disncrfy that
there profeshun. Littcratoor is low"
He also statil that he was doin mid
din well in ti.e peanut bizais e liked it
| putty we'll, tho tic cimit was rather
warm.
When the Si-cle stopt tl,ay axel me
what thawt Of it.
SEE l. MY frens. I've bin into the
show biznis now goin on c3years. There's
a artikil in the Constitooshun of the
United States which seq il e1feck that
everybody may think just IS he darn
pleazes, s. them is my sentiments to u
hare. You ,lcwt!is believe this Sperret
loctrin while l think it is Il little mkt.
Just as soon us u man bccurns u reglar
out & out Sperret rapper he leeves OFF
workin. let's his hare grow all over his
tase s. co,n,nensis spuny;a his Twin out
of other peple. He eats all the dick
summaries he can find & goze round
chock full of big words, scarin the VIM
min folks g. little children s. destroyin
the piece of mind of evry famerle he EN-
tiers. He don't do nobody no good g. Is
crss to society 6 pirit on honest
peple's corn beef barrils. Admittin all
you say abowt the doctrin to he troo. l
must say the reglar Professional Sperr:t
rappers-them ~ makes biznis ON it
air abowt the most ornery set of cusses
ever encountered in my life. So sayin
put On my surtoot and went home.
Respectfully Yures.
ARTExUs WARD.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06

at the fruut winder in the West room ~
the goddis of liberty, & sung Il see the',
ON their windin way" Booteus l, sed !
to myself, you air a angil & aothin
shorter. N. Boneparte Smith. the
'Suuire's oldest sun. drest hisself up -
Venus the God of Wars and red the
Declaration of Independence from the
left chambir winder.
The Squire's wife didn't jine in the
festiverties. She sed it was the tarnu-
lest nonsense she ever seed. Sed she to
the Squire. "Cum into the house and go
10 bed you old fool, you. Fomorrer
you'll be goin round half-ded with the
rumertism & won't gin US plinit's
peace till you get WELL" See the Squire.
Betsy. you little appresiate the i'm
portance of the event which l this night
commemorate. SEE she, Commend
rate cats tail-cum into tho house this
:s,s;ant. you pesky old crittcr." betsy"
seq the Squire. wavin his sword, ire
tire" This made her just rs mad Us she
could stick. She retired. but cum out
agin putty quick with painful of Bilin
hot water which she throwed all over
the Squire, & Surs, you wood have split
your sides larin to see the old man jump
mp and boiler & run into the house.
Doctor Hutchinsis offiss was likewise
lifted up and Transparency on which
was painted the Queer, in the act OF
drinkin sum of ''Hutchinsis invigorater,' "
was stuck into one Of the winders. The
Baldinsville Bugle of Liberty noospaper
offiss was also Enumerated, & the fol-
lerin notices stuck out-''The Press is
the Arkermejian leaver which moves
the world" 'Vote Early" Buckle
on your Armer." 'Now is the time to
Subscribe" Franklin, Morse g. Field"
Terms t1.50 u year-liberal reducshuns
to clubs" In short the villige of Baldius-
vile was in perfect fewroar. never
seed 50 many pople thar befour in my
born days. lie not attemp to describe
the seems Of that crate night. Wurds
wood fale me ef shood try to do il.
shall stop hero few periods and enjoy
my ''Oatem cum dig the tates, as on,
skool master observes. in the buzzum oi
my famerly, d shall then resume the
show bisnis, which I've bin into twenty
two (c2) years and six (6) months.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06

how CRATE things was on tho Tappis in
that air town in rederunse to sellebratin
the compleshun of the Sub-Mcrshirc
Telegraph g. AKIN me to Lc Prccsuat.
Lockin up my Kangaroo and wax wurEs
in q seizure stilo l took my departer for
Baldinsville-''my own, my native lan,"
which gut intwo at carly kandle litin
on the follerin night 6 just as tho seller
brashc:1 aud illunernashun ware com.
mensin.
Baldinsvillo was trooly in blaze of
glory. The Tavern was lit up with tai.
Ter HANDLES oil over s. CRATE bon fire
was burnin in frunt thareof A Trans
pirancy was tied onto tho sine post with
the follerin wurds-"Giv us Liberty or
Deth." Old Tompkinsis grosery was
Enumerated with tin lantuns and the
follerin Transparency was in the winder
-"The Sub Mershine Telegraph & the
Baldinsville and Stope6eld Plank Ro,M
the crate evertz Of the 10th centerry
may intestines strifc never mar their
grandjure." Simpkinsis shoe shop was
al ablaze with Handles and lantuns.
A American Eagle was. painted onto a
nag in y winder-also these words, viz.
Tho Constitooshun must be Pre-
sarved." The Skool house was htesi nm
in crate stile and the winders was lid
with notices amung which notised the
follerin-"Trooth smashed to erth shall
rise agin-YoU CAN'T STOP HER" 1.-THE
Boy stood on tho Burnin Deck whense
awl but him had Fled" "Prokrastina-
shun Il tho theaf Of Time" "Be vir.
TOMS & you win b Happy" "Inte,n.
perunse has cawsed = hesp q trubble-
shun the Bole. IN the follesin sentiment
writtea BY the ssool master. who gradu-
sted at Hudson Kollige: ''Daldinsville
eeuds szestin 70 Her Majesty the Queen.
q hopes al hard feelins which hes here
tofore psevis bin felt between tho Super
visess Of DAldiusvills and the British
Pasatmunt. II sucA thsEe has been. may
now b forever wiped fEum our Escut-
chsuA Baldinsvilo this night rejoises
over tho glorious sveat which eomentx 2
gate nashuns onto one anuther bv
means Of elecktic wire under the roar.
h btllers Of ths Nae&y Dssp Q666Qux
rA,'s.ux. \ SuzsEa> CAsnzluy,.rA4sx
Hos11ux!'
Squire Smiths hogle va hted up 70.
kard1s OF sxpsnes We h1l3teohm W9u-'
lam Henry stood upon the root azin OF
erackssa The Old Squire A0eR was
drssssd Up in soljsr e3oehes and stood on
hh door sep. pintin his sword sollumly
b American dag which was suspendid
On top Of pole In fruot Of his house.
Frequently he wood take orr his cocked
bat Z wave II round In . impressive
seilA His Oldest dArter Nias Iaabeller
Smith. who has just cum homo from tho
Perktnsvtlle Female lnstestooG apoeared
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06
Some times tho Case.

Depositor-l Thought your company
was II building and loan association?
President-So it is.
Depositor-But ask for a loan and
don't get it. How's that:
President-You don't understand our
plan. You loan US the money and build
castles il the air. See?-Chicago Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-06

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