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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
NEW YORK SHOWED IN.
The City Cut OF from the o World by
D,ifts-rIectric Wires Down.

Ci,-. Cut Of from the World by
D,ift,-I.Iectric wires Down.
Nv yopr Jan. 2G.-~New York is
isolated this morning by the blizzard
and drifts Geographic communication
heinz only partially restored. The
post9l TeJaeraph Company is without Il
ainnIo wire West. and the Western
Union has but one in working order.
LARGO forces Of men are at work
clearing the streets OF la'leh pole6
and broken wires, 10y ofueT Oh
the mayor all electro com pahieS nave
been obliged to suspend oPeraIlofls' out
,ot hnfoie q number Of horses had been
killed by coming IN Con'acV WIN 'he
broken wires. The whole lorce o. po-
lice and the fire departing are cong
patroI duty to guard against HTes, az a., aIl
Ire fire alarm wires Wltmlh
t tI,o rity are still down. The
stroets are rendered almost impossible
hv thr fallen poles and tangled wires.
II is believed that the large force OF re-
nair men which has been ordered here
from aII directions will be able to have
communication largely restored by
evening. The wcathcrIs clear and cool
this morning.
At O'Clock this afternoon dispatches
from fine West began toarrIVc-thc llrst
neuss Translates from the outside world
s.nce last night. The ticker service IN
is city is still suspended, and
sipe-s at almost all the exchanges
at q uondstiII The Cotton
and Coffee exchanges are dong
nothing. The wires at the Maritime
E,nL,,noo orn NIL down. and the rcVe-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29

BIG FIRE UP NORTH.
Marquette, Mich. Loses $4,000 by a
ConHagration.

Coniagration.
A fire broke out at o'clock on the
evening of the 22d in Hager q John
sons store, Marquette, Mich. Soon
after the alarm the water works pump
broke, leaving the tiremen helpless, as
the city depends on direct pressure from
Hager & Johnson's mill The flames
spread to the Mining Journal. The
Hager < Johnson plant was destroyed,
and the Mining journal building is in
flames. The Y. M, c. A. building was
the next to go. lshpeming has been
asked Tor assistance.
Later-Bv a fortunate fall Of the wind.
repairs at the water works, and on ac-
count of the broad alleys between the
Mining journal and the Y. NJ. c. A.
building, the fire has been partially
checked. The Nestor block in the rear
of the Mining Journal is on fire, but
will probably be saved.
The fire burned from 5:45 to $50 p NJ,
destroying $4,000 worth of property,
with less than $50, 600 insurance. Loss,
Hager & Johnson, $35, 900; insurance of
about one-third; Mining journal Com
I any, job and daily newspaper plant,
$50, 600, insurance $3.50; Nestor Block,
$1,000; miscellaneous damage by fire,
removal and water to II. II. Stafford, Y.
Nj. &. A. building, and tenants, c. A..
Egeer's bindery, etc, SIS, 900.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
ANOTHER TOR-SLUGGER.
The Winner of the New Orleans Mill to Go
on the Stage.

Robert Fitzsimmons, the vanquisher
of Jack Dempsey, is to become, like
John l.. Sullivan, an actor. FltZ and
his running mate, Jimmy Carroll.
have signed contract with Fred
Reynolds, proprietor of The
Australian" melodrama, to
join the cast. 'The Australian
Company is in Chicago rehearsing, but
will go to the Crescent City, where it
opens at the Avenue Theater in week
or so. Fitzsimmons and Carroll are
stated to be under contract for a thirty
weeks tour at $500 per week for the
pair, and all expenses incidental to the
trip. The part of Barney is to be ampli-
fed by Fitzsimmons, and scene inter
polated which will give the Australian
and his partner an opportunity to
'tsprap ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29

At Louisville, Ky, on the oath, Judge
jackson of the circuit court, decided
the lottery cases before him i'll favor OF
the lotteries. John II. Mansier was in
dicted for selling Frankfort lottery
tickets. There was no dispute as to the
facts. Judge Jackson holds that the act
OF May 23, 1890, repeating the lottery
licenses is void, and the tender of the
required tax of $1,000 for each of the
lotteries at the required time was in eff
feet Obtain ing a license, although State
Auditor Norman refused to issue the Ii
cense till the courts had passed upon
the case.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
re silver Harry

coinage Of silver. Henry L. Hig-
pinson presented and announced
that the meeting was one OF pro-
test only, and that the speakers We're
to be limited to five minutes each.
Addresses were delivered by the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Gen. T. A. Walker;
Jonathan A. Lane, president Boston
Merchants Association; Franklin Hav-
en- Jr, president of the Merchants
Bank Edward Atkinson, William c.
Lowering, Henry M. Whitney, r. j.
Coolidge, Col. +. II. Haskell, William
j. Goulding, Osborne Howes, Jr.
The Way They DO 1t in Kansas.
Street Commissioner Patterson, of
Kansas City Kas., and his corps of
workmen, on the Dist, sawed off and
tore down the Kansas end Of the noto-
rious Bill Lewis saloon. The Mis-
souri, end is left standing, yawn
ing and bleak. The saloon
stood on the state line of Kansas
and Missouri, and Lewis ran the place
witout license. The exact location OF
the line was never determined until
now, and Lewis, when arrested by the
officers Of one state, always claimed to
be doing business in the other. The
state line has now been definitely To-
Gated, and that part of the building
found to be on the Kansas side was
sawed off and torn down, which pro-
cecding was authorized by the Kansas
nrohibition law
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
~ Vas the resolution te

: rondinr question was the resoiullloll 3
e Ia fhn TIlies by providing q meiiiou ~, =.
ainsina debate Mr. Morgan cont1noeu r ME
argument in oppos.iiliooss iii both Of
aIu ,neasnrcs he claimed to PC lol ' .i.o
WIFI ilie,,camenf of Ny. Harrison Ie-eli ~,
. aus 1t 30 he yielded FOR nlollo5i ~
stp n 'vnlcoft TO proceed to the colisIa11.dI
tinn Of the apportionment nll; Al tah,a al1n
,,nved TO ay that motion ON me .a,d0 b an'
he motion was TeJeclccu ~" G,otnrs cam
nIa,,se, yeas 81. NAYS So ael. art Teller.
P ornn ZONES (Nev.), stewart, 1eit ~
TH WI and Wolcott voted Win lll9
,,,omorrafs. and Mr.. Ingalls, was patiLleu
Win Mr.. Sanders. The vote Wts tn 81,
taken on MI. Wolc0ttS MOURN " oa,.riaa
the apportlonment D1ii aiI rasolntion for the
omendment of the rules having peen .i ias
isnlaced and relegated to the caieloal fh 5e
tha efnctions bill had previously poeh tho
Senate proceeded to the c0nSldeI,:ttloll - no
onnortionmert bill. The readlils oi oilo
bili and report continued i; t,ii aside iii :
and the bin was then lald asloo a uit
" ,'iiI Tomorrow The next queSSt441i ~
S,,oc an Mt Germans motion TO anlcllu LIZ
;omrnal Of Tuesday last by strlklnS ot f
IbH words lit was determined III .te 1 Ha
Grmatiye.n 1t was agreed 10 WiliIou' o w."
sent. and the journals OF ucSu"S r col.
"Wednesday were approved. Memoir , "l9
W ttIp 11Inho LEGISLATURE were presented
or the lCduO LSSloi''e'N Of
and referred, on the 6 5uuyG ond
the persecution of Jews IN husSla,, avn a,,d
AGAINST the reduction OF duty on IGau a+ DIV fn
lad ores. The credentials OF MI. es1 lol
ms third term. commencing Maich .i hoNs'
were presented. read and placed on me. "A
vcry large number of petitions for anu an III.
eonally large number against the Cohsel
lard biz we're presented by senators, l ~.
cinaIlv from the Western states; alSo ~
and against the Torrcy Dankrup.cS o, nd
HmonS the pension bills reported \, ana ne
nlaccd on the calendar was one lol M
Mary Ann Doherty-a bill for WnoSc wv tlrn
was vetoed by Mr.. CleVelaiu w. ~
wears ago, attracting at the :, 1lllle
much attention; also the 1ou %
iii TO pension Gen. Nathanlel /.
Ranks and Gen Franz Sigel. The army
annroprlarion bill was reported ana MI !:
Nilsson cave notice that he would call IL
M This week. Nj. Dolph offered resoiu-
ton (which went over till tomorrow ~ ~
structing the committee on the IholcidiS 70
1nouire and report as to the power OF q MT
iOrity of the Senate to cOmpel Goc atreHu,
ance of absent members Mr.. Plum oll9reu
a resolution, which was agreed TO, Gazing
on the secretary of the treasury 1or III,
formation as to the amounts or com allo,
nonnr money in existence III the Onlteo
States. the average amount of cash hela py
the treasury, the purposes for when II IS
held. the amount held by banks, tne
amount in actual circulation among ane
people, etc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
SEVEN THOUSAND OUT.

Big Strike of Peunsy lyauia Miners Bo-
yond Arburation.
PrrrsBURG, Pa, Jan. 26.-Rcports form
knany ot the up-river mining towns in
ieate that there is nowyery little hope
arbitrating the strike which has
rown 1000 men out of employ
mt, and is paraiyHng trade
the Monongahe,a Valley.
leaders among the miners
t positively that the only basis
(which they will settle is the pay
pr the cent advance. The op-
from the beginning plainly said
I'D not pay the price demanded.
could be definitely learned the
70 strengthening rather than
IN the struggle, and u settle
far OIL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
ARMS FOR THE SET iLhn0'
Gen. Miles Takes Steps to
Outbreak in Minnesota

Gen. Miles Takes Steps to
Outbreak in Minnesota -.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan, 26.-Aoj'',t 4.
Mullen telegra phs from St. Hl'S'e ~ -
the Chippewas continue to 'H u IN
whites, but it is believed that a luu,v n
display of Winchesters will causo b "o
sidence of the trouble Wltho9. ,dad
shed. Gen. Mullen has conCnu ann
place 100 stand of arms and 2'oCV . igg
of ammunition in the hands 0! rI sno,
of Thief River Fails. Investlgallo !lnn 1
that the serious trouble betW't.od ,
whites and Chlppewas has resi irom /
from the Messiah craze ouV l 10 iii
depredations of the former Oh 'n'
Der upon the reservation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29

SIS, 600 in Building. and Stock Gone Z
in Smoke.


in Smoke.
Between 5 and 6 o'clock on the Dist
the large warehouse Of the Wisconsin
Lumber & Manufacturing Company at
La Crosse caught fire and for two hours
burned with fury that floods of water
seemed to make but little impression
on. The structure was 260 feet long,
two and one-half stories high, sheeted
and rooted with corrugated iron,
and full of doors, sash and other wood
en- stock, all bone dry and OF most in
hammable nature There were build
ings of wood and brick adjoining, and
the Company's big planning mill was lust
across the street, but the tiremen mad
little difficulty in keeping the flames
confined 50 that nothing else was IN
serious danger. The warehouse
burned ont SO completely that it
it is doubtful if any part above the
foundation can be utilized in rebuilding.
There was no one inside at the time eX-
cept two boys at work in the glazing
room. One of them upset a lantern
which exploded among the paints and
varnishes, and in moment the room
was all in a blaze. The value of the
buildings was $1,000; OF the stock, $l3,-
coo. The damaged property was in
sured in mutual companies.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
A Negro Lynched.

Oliver Thixon, colored, was hanged
morning of the Goth. Three days pre-
vious, May Crews, the daughter
of farmer living near Fay
cite, was attacked while walk
ing from the town to her home,
by masked negro, who, after
robbing her, attempted criminal as
sault Thixon was arrested, charged
with the crime and identified. Early
in tie morning mob gathered at the
JAIL battered down the door, over
powdered the guards and secured the
prisoner, dragging him to a ravine, near
the scene OF his crime, where they
hanged him to limb of a tree. He
protested his innocence
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29

H. A. Street, Il telegraph operator of
Helena, is 500, 0CO richer than he was a
few days ago. Street works at telegra-
ply in winter and prospects in sum
mcr Some time ago he located q placer
claim in Lembi County, Idaho, and
bought up adjoining ones till he had
1000 acres. He reported his find to
ex-senator Tabor, who, after investiga-
ton, paid Street 100000 for his proper
ty, which is now said to be worth fully
Sl5 coo COO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
IuthcranS Barred Out.

Rev. G. kinedworth, pastor of the
Lutheran Church at Schappviile, one OF
the largest religious organizations In 10
Davies Co., Ill, has forbidden commune
cants of his parish from becoming mem
bers of either the Grand Army of the
Republic or the Farmers Mutual Bene-
fit Association, on the grounds that
they are secret societies to which ortho-
doX Lutheranism is strictly opposed.
The edict was made public on the 18th
and is said to have created no little
excitement among the members of the
church,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
n Maniac in Church.

During mass on the night of the 10th,
a maniac, calling himself Patrick, took
possession of St. Paul's Cathedral. Pitts
burg. He held the worshipers of the
great church in terror all the evening.
and at next mornings early mass, was
especially violent. At 10 O'Clock it was
decided that the ultra-religious
deyotee should be removed, and
two of littsburg's finest wa ked
in on Patrick. He came meelly enough
to the front gate, then made up his
mind the policemen should accompany
him back to the altar. The latter siren
uously objected, but the stalwart mad
man picked the two men up as if they
had been boys and dragged them back
into the church. He was finally re-
moved by detachment, after holding
the cathedral for eighteen hours, and
was put under lock and key.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
Mississippi, Society in a FIutter.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 26.-The 400 Of
his city were treated to a big sensation
this morning when it was learned that
Milton Tootle. Jr., heir to million or
more, who was supposed to be attending
school in Philadelphia, returned mere
secretly few days ago and eloped with
l6-year-old Belle Gordon, daught er of \
poor farmer living near this city.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
Must Put Up tor the Fair.

It is reported that Treasurer Seeber-
ger. of the Chicago Worlds Fair organ
ization, will begin suits againstta num-
Der of subscribers to the capital stock
Of the association who have failed to
pay the assessments against them.
They are mostly small subscribers, but
the aggregate due from them is said to
be at least 500 600
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
Don't L. Ike me Bill.

.EA1Ahe Tennessee Legislature at Nash,
vlIe On the Dist Mr.. McCorkle intro
dneedHthe following joint resolution,
Which was adopted under suspension OF
the rules:
WHEREAS, We view the introduction
and prosecution of the elections law, or
force bill, by the Federal Congress. as a
declaration of war on the social and
financial interests of the South; therefore.
be it
hesolred. That we postpone action on
the bill to appropriate S250,000 to make an
exhibit of TeHncSSee'S resources at the
Columbian exhibition to be held at Chica-
go in 1898 until the final disposal of the
said force or lodge bill.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
Hansbrough Elected Senator.

Congressman Hansbrough was
elected United States senator from South
Dakota to succeed Pierce, on the 23d,
on the seventeenth ballot. The Demo
cratic vote went TO Hansbrough. The
war on Pierce was owing TO the manner
in which he distributed patronage.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
A Solvent Bunk.

United States Judge Edgerton has re-
fused the application for the appoint
ment of receiver for the Canton, South
Dakota bank, having found that bank
solvent, and the application but a dis
pute as to who shall control
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
FrouDlc H. Now Over.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 22.-The run
on the Kansas City Safe Deposit q Say
ings Bank, caused by its occupying
quarters in the same building with the
American National Bank, which sus-
pended last Monday, ended at 10 o'clock
This morning. Since Monday the Saw
ings Bank has paid out $l50,0O0 to de-
positors, and was prepared to pay the
lulI amount of deposits, $9OO,O 600.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
a New Phase Of Rypnotism.

The shooting of Mrs. w. j. Faulk by
her husband at Pittsburg on the 23d,
in Il fit of religious enthusiasm, has re-
suited IN warrant being issued for one
George knautt, as an accessory before
the fact. Faulll declares that his relig-
ious insanity was inspired by the hYp-
motto influence of Knauft, who claimed
to be another Messiah, and ordered
him to kill his wife. Officers are now
hunting KnauH, who has disappeared
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
WRECK OF A FAST TRAIN
The Illinois Contra "Cannoho""
rallied Near jackson, TENN

Ah0 ILLINOIS C0ntrA ''CaHHoH
rallied Near Jackson, Tenn IL
JACKSON, Tenn, Jan. 24.-lhe n0' n
bound cannonball express on '"o -,
inois Central road was ditched 1 ,niIs
day near Mlddleburg, about lol't r1ke
south OF jackson, by striking p' frop
rail. The entire train was throw los Il
the track while running forty n.' ovsl
hour, but the coaches were 10. and
turned, and no one was hurt pesoD
few bruises.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
\ GOOD Fat Salary.

A circular letter has been received
from London stating that George Vest
inghouse, Of Pittsburg, has received
$25O, GOO for his air brake patents from
the London Air Brake Company. He
is also to receive a salary of $50, 900 a
wear to cover any air brake inventions
he NAV produce
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
A S22h.NOO Eirc.

The extensive works of the Standard
Metal Manufacturing Company and the
Bedding Electric Motor Company were
completely destroyed by fire on the
goth at Chicago. The loss is 1928, 900,
with insurance to three quarters that
amount. The nearest engine was half a
mile away, and the Bedding structure,
in which it started, was all ablaZa and
beyond saving when the first piece Of
fire apparatus arrived.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
NEWS TN BRIEF.
Lots OF Diamonds.

William G. Duncan, city salesman
for the New York diamond house OF
Leweson q Co.. Maiden Lane, has disap-
peared with $4,000 worth OF diamonds
and pearls
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29

yesflg bn q that Official
ton lad been referred |
commlidee examining nrou 70
and September II the chs;at ooS
committee (Mr NORTH :" affFIIaao
never reported it. He u n Aa
therefore offered a reso)n,6ilr
the investigating committlooa
the resolution. \ more ' o,.
debate followed, but t HP Ies
finally settled amicablv ~ ~. mai
obtaining the original ,o oS Nj
the files of the House re e,solQtt
his COMMITTEES, and haungSff anss
the committee on rules. N4
SATURDAY, Jan. 24.-Rotoy
of the journal in the Hons
ridge tArk.1 raised the r N9G VI.
was 10 quorum present po5 5R(c It'd
count disclosed the presence ds ),
five members, and, on mot;o.o VI 0p
Einley 60; q ca!i0f the Hovs"ann ot
One hundred and ninety.ffv%" aSo
more than a quorum, har I,e NJ
ed to their names. tbo ing Il
ceeded to read the '"f io cer
Breckenridge demanded its r 5oooInlal
and after some debate this VIVA yvSa51,
breckenridge made further s uoa
cause delay, but on motion I of SW0a
ley the previous question wac gr MI
the approval Of the journal 40 NJ Tld
was approved: Yeas 1872. nol nf
House then went INTO commas i@
whole, Mr.. Burrows Mich in p' e
on the naval appropriation bini' ae
MONDAY, Jan. 26.-The nsn ,
took place in the House as 70 o" ~
and approval of the journal o T.
finally approved-yeGs Iii r n
Mr.. Boutelle one. J moved that G ny
go into committee OF the WHY me
navy appropriation bill. thu ib"OF
nays were ordered, and thn YEA
called but a few names when ME- yig
Ark rose, and interruptnmt 5 M
formed for, the House thai VI" t5a
ment which followed this an an oue
had subsidized the roll call was o'0 oo,
and the House went into co "o UG.l
the debate bore lightly on the mag
fore the House. After time sH Gpes
eTal debate the committee rose P onSi
passed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
\ Protest Arninst Silver

At q meeting held in Faneuil Hall,
Boston, on the Goth, resolutions
were adopted condemning the free
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
We FOR WASHINGTON.

4 of Sioux ST III from the
Ridge Agency.
D., Jan. 24.-The dele
who have been cho, en-
grievances of the red
Tqther will teAve the
NeS.t'O day. loupg-
alofs9s will be Yhe
gatibn. and lac R.ll
%ttle Wound, Tern
Two Strike, Dog
&c, Knife Chief,
return Rere IN
Niles is eI. route
The morning call., 1891-03-26

w Il Rodgers. Rochester
+ FinlaySon, Bostonlaus
Mrs W Renshaw. Nd
c \ IL Bartlett q W, Far 20
7 Triant Il W. Cd Rapids
Il Matl rsOn x W, y y
Mrs j Weston, Boston
Mrs ADAMS. 81 Louis
ID Turner, Mexico
L Rhodes a W. y Zealand
& II Hoyt a W, Boston
Miss A Walsh. Boston
I Murphy. Texas
= Newsom 4 W. Lond on
CD StovCl. Toronto
y TUFTS q W, Mass
Miss Nj A Tufts, Mass
The morning call., 1891-03-26

Prices were lower. Buyer 9l - 300, 81 5ls4 :;
| 200, 81 517s; 1890, 81 50. Buyer season-100,
81 50f. Buyer 81, after August lst-1o0 81 4Ss4 !;
The morning call., 1891-03-26
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks rose again yesterday morning. Best Il
Belcher touched IS, Con. California and Virginia
1913 rs and Union 81 %, the other apprecations
being smaller. In the afternoon session the plane
of values much lower, Best d Beleher selling
down to 81 IS, Con. California and Virginia to
$12 IS and Union to SIS S5.
After the session the bulls ran 0verman up to 81
and the other stocks closed steady With two or
three exceptions.
Local stocks and bonds were moderately dealt In.
Electric Light fell back to $l6s. The stock of the
Oakland Cotton mills has been listed at the Stock
and Bond Exchange with $40 bid and SOL asked.
Pacific Lighting Company has declared a dividend
OF soc, payable April 9th.
The Virginia Chronicle says the reports from the
Con- California and Virginia speak in the highest
terms of the showing being made, and the Morgan
mill will be started up during the present week.
The south drift on the 100 level has between 10
and 100 feet to run before 1t will reach the point
where the upward continuation of the ore vein
struck on the 200 level is expected to be found
The drift. however, is cutting occasional feeders
and punches of good ore in its progress.