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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
WOMAN'S FATAL CHARM,

Eyraud's Crime Repeated at a Eurone.p
Gaming Resort.
MONACO, March "a man and wom-
an were arrested here yesterday even-
ing, charged with the murder of a nhv-
slcIan IN December last. Their arrest
mas caused sensation because the
crime is direct countcrnart or
reproduction of the crime for which
Michael Eyraud recently suffered the
death penalty on the Place de Ia Ro-
quettc.
from the meagre details obtainable
from the police it appears that in De-
cember last the body of an English ply
stefan, DR.. Lindemann, of Manchester.
was found dead in rayine near San
Reno. The finding of the dead bodv
was followed by an official investigation
which, it was announced, resulted in
the authorities of San Reno coming to
the conclusion that it was either case
of suicide, or else that DR.. Lindemann
met his death by accident through fall
ing down the ravine some dark night
while out walking.
1t now appears that the police allowed
the suicide or accident theory TO get
abroad in order to better enable them
to follow out the real theory
likely that the murderer or
the authorities of San Reno
had arrived at the conclusion that the
English physician $ death was caused by
accident or suicide, would relax their
vigilance, take fewer precautions to con-
ceal their crime, and thus fall more
readily into the hands OF Justice. From
| the moment the Doctors body was found
the authorities of San Reno never
ceased theirinvestigation, and gradually
wovo a net Of evidence around the doc
! tors murderers which yesterday result
ed in the arrest here of man and
woman who are charged with having
murdered DR.. Lindcmann.
| The woman, 1t appears, was OF the
seductive character of Gabrielle Bonn
pard, Evraud's mistress, and she used
her bright eyes to lure the doctor to
| lodgings she occupied at San Reno. AS
to what actually took place after the
woman had enticed her victim in
to her room little is actually known
here, owing to the fact that the
police are not yet prepared to give all
the facts to the public. However, 1t is
| concluded that the doctor, when In the
woman's apartments, was dragged, muir
dered and robbed by the woman who
had bewitched him, and that the latter
was assisted in the preparation of the
crime by the man supposed to be her
| lover, who was taken into custody with
| her.
The arrests have CAUSED much COM
motion here. 1t has even been ru-
mored that the man and woman in GUS
tody may have other and similar crimes
charged against them, and that the
woman may have been used to lure
other men to their doom. In place
/ like this, where the finding of bodies,
generally cases of supposed sui
eide. is not an unfreQuent occur
renee, it is not astonishing that the
widest theories have been advanced,
and that people fancy that, perhaps,
the woman has made it Il business to
decoy successful players into her apart
mcnts and that they may have been
both robbed and murdered and Their h
bodies placed so that they would be
| rl.ssed "a victims of ill-luck at the gam
inc tables of Monte Carlo or elsewhere
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12

building of piers and docks in Sturgeon
Bay: authorizing the city of Oconto to
issue bonds; giving married women attor-
neys the right to be court commissioners.
assignees, receivers in bankruptcy. etc.
amending the charter of Stevens Point,
amending the charter of the city of Shawa;
no: authorizing the town of SaukviIle-
a bridge; granting the city of Eroy author
ity to issue bonds Tor the construction of
water works. The bill appropriating
money TO the Wisconsin Cranberry Grow
erS' Association was indefinitely post
poned
MADISON, March THE Senate had
session without a quorum this morning, so
the calling of the roll was dispensed with
and the calendar gone through with after
which an adjournment was taken until
Tuesday. The consideration of the more
important bills was postponed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
away accident and badly hnrf . run

was thrown out of his carrjaee i, a 49,.
away accident and badly hurt. un-
EX-SENATOR BENNETT has hoan
pointed chief of the appointment az
vision $40 or the Agricultural Denart,nou ~
Mi inE nlll apprropriating $40 900 for tho
AI ~ "aukee soldiers Home was killed
= 3. b. BRETON is in Jail at MiIwanlea a
charged with being hotel beat ''@N0o
D MA1ok FULLER states that tha s+o+o
Board OF Health has notified nar,ia .os@ ''e
adJolnlng towns and counties that no. 20
- no danger OF contagion in the cjtv Of
Pralrle du Chen. Ivy VI
LIE case of settlers against Col 7 II
NnlSh'' OF Ashland, was postponed.
ISAAC II: SHANE, q well-known citizen
o. ~ E 3.I Clalre, was accidentally killed on
me 'd, In camp near Bruce, where he
was engaged for the Daniel Shaw Tnm-
per Company. The deceased leaves a
family. 'o"'eS d
ABOUT midnight on the Sd the Gem
tral School building at Washburn
Saugnt hre and burned to the ground
NO hre company could give much aid
on account of a scarcity of water in thn
reservoir, The building was a frame
structure valued at $4,000, and insured
Tor - 900. The origin of the fire Is nm
known, but it probably started from the
furnace In the basement. The School
Board has decided to provide temporary
quarters Tor the 800 pupils who attended
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
MINERS WIN A STRIKE.
End of u Long and Costly Labor Struggle
In Pennsylvania.

End of u Long and Costly Labor Struggle
In Pennsylvania.
PrrrsBuRG, Pa, March 6.-The long
strike of the coal miners of the Monon-
gahela Valley las ended In complete
victory for the men. This morning the
operators met here and decided to con-
cede the demands of the strikers for an
advance in the mining rate OF )
cent per bushel and resume work on
Monday. The strike was one OF the
longest and most determined ever
known in this section. 1t lasted ten
weeks. and the 5000 men lost IN
wages alone over $l,OO0,0oo. me
absence of this great sum of money IN
the valley caused great Inconvenience
and suffering among not only the MN
ers and their families, but the great ma
ioritv of other persons in the valley de-
pendent directly or indirectly upon the
minins of coal for a living. Besides the
miners this strike has affected, great
army of day laborers, both, yara
and mill men, storekeepers and even
farmers who dispose of thel<' produce
to the working people of the valley.
The resumption of work will mean
prosperity and happiness to upward OF
D. NlO people.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
AN apartment house to accommodate
500 families will be erected in Dresden.
Germany

The brusque and fussy I'M
pulse of these days of false
impression would rate down
ali as worthless because one
is unworthy.
AS if there we're no notes
in sunbeams !
Or comets among stars F!
Or cataracts IN peaceful
rivers
Because one remedy pro-
fesses to do what it never
was adapted to do, are all
remedies worthless
Because one doctor lets his
patient die, are all humbugs?
1t requires a fine eye and
a finer brain to discriminate
to draw the differential line.
"They say" that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and
DR.. PierCe's Favorite Prescrp-
ton have cured thousands.
"They say" for weak sys-
tenn there's nothing better than
the Discovery" and that the
L" Favorite Prescription" IS the
hope of debilitated, feeble
women who need a restora-
tive tonic and bracing nervine.
And here's the proof
Try one or both. If they
don't help you, tell the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton SO, and you get your
money back again.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
OPERATED AT A Loss.
Heavy Decrease in the Earnings of the
Burlington & Quincy Road.

CHICAGO, H., March 5.-The state
ment of the Chicago, Burlington q
Quincy Railroad Company for tie month
of January last past, compared with that
for the corresponding month of last
year, shows: Gross earnings s., 329, $50,
a decrease of $3S7, $50; operating ex
penses 81, ,0Sl, decrease of $4,000.
The net earnings, after allowing all ex-
penses and charges except dividends,
show deficit OF Sl77.25l, against net
earning of S1S2, 252, in 1890, or a decrease
of sos, SOL One considerable cause of
the large falling off III earnings is the
failure of the corn crop last year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
AMMUNITION RUNNING SHORT.
The Gillian Rebels Nearly at the End OF
Their Rope.

LONDON, March 6.-AEdispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from
Chill says that information received
from official sources shows that the
CHILEAN insurgents are short of ammuni-
ton and that they therefore refrain
from making an attack upon the capital.
Santiago de Chilli, where the troops are
orous defense. President Balmaceda's
parli sans are of the opinion that a Wig
orous effort upon the part of the govern
ment troops will quell the rebellion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
rpublished February S, 1891.
INEI 4 ltI'INR
No. 10, Al
PARNELL NEEDS MONEY.
An Appeal for Funds to Aid His Home
Rule Project.

An Appeal for Funds tn Aid His Home
Rule Project.
DUBLIN, March G.-An appeal for
money to form Parnell campaign fund
is issued to-day. The lord mayor of
Dublin, Joseph NJ. Meade, and the high
sheriff Of Dublin, James Shanks, are
appointed treasurers of the fund.
The appeal puts Home Rule to the front,
and declares that the industrial devel-
opment of Ireland and civil and relig-
ious liberty must be an essen
tial part of Irish self-government.
The appeal also says that there
must be no religious domination, as
Ireland has had too much ascendancy to
ever tolerate Catholic or Protest
ant government rule under her own
laws
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
HARRIsONI STUBBORN.
He Renominates James III. Beatty for
United States Judge for Idaho.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March THE
Presidea: has appointed James H.
Beatty, of Idaho, United States district
Judge for Idaho. Beatty's name was
sent to the Senate the day prior to the
adjournment, but failed of confirmation.
A Western senator objected to consider
alton; and the case went over, the de-
lay preventing confirmation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
A RoOMER'S BAD PLIGHT.
saxsrnl Hundred Colonists on HIS HANDS
Through Action of Congress.

Through Action OF Congress-.
C1pwEL1. Kss., March 5.-Pat O'Con-
~ who is the recognized leader of the
n,Connor and Dill colony Of strip
hoomers, is considerably agitated over
70 Iact that Congress took no action
1 INC to opening up the Cherokee
s s4 He has several hundred faml-
s: Who have made every preparation
~ ,,os move into the strip, but where
~ .,Lo them to or what to do with them
y; " a@itating O'Connor's mind seriously.
- - a;ther find them homes, or pay
- ~ - - them their membership fee,
rh;rb will amount to large sum when
f,rfaited to every member.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
OVATION FOR THE QUEEN.
Victoria Given n Great Reception on Her
Visit to a Horse Show.

LONDON. March 5.-The Queen, ac-
companied by the Empress Frederick,
by the latters daughter Margaret, and
by the Prince and Princess of Wales,
drove to-day in open carriages from
Buckingham Palace TO Islington, where
the roval party spent considerable time
in visiting the horse show now in pro-
gress at the agricultural hail. The
Queen and her party received perfect
ovation as they passed on the way to the
horse show
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
ON n ENJOY -

YIN NJ ES& .BO n ~
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Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
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may not Nave it on hand will pro-
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12
nGER NOTES.

Eau Ct Si0 600 by Dick Pitts for in
I'D p ;rcd in the late gas explosion.
Mol fece ,ne the first case on record
:peI"p""rr has objected to 81 blow
|eno.a anyone
T,.sAr ,f,ospoRr. of La Crosse, has
I'm RIB, - ALLOWS him around the city
c0Ic" II - q peculiar sight to see
selE dog AVID fine animal on the street.
8 /, 1l", Cu,,lHERLIN, of the Wis
! /, University, received u medal
aaslna Paris Worlds Fair.
LOT '', Wisconsin Indian crimi-
= coN @Sn"d to be hanged, has had his
e'''' n,,aGrImutcd to life imprison-
~ " u.xry has decided to stay with
1 and mni Agricultural College.
lrn ';, g "a Crosse County Jail build
id n cIG r.qs erected in the year 1853
bon 6lIC'r %IO GOO, WAS sold at auction
ed, ," VI ov and was Knocked down to
recoi 'Jt VS.. VS.! at 500. The stone alone
- ii pur. the keeper of an al
sntaI "I .,,.o t Florence, who was arrest
stool J''C nonpraI raid made by the au-
sppeA 0' =. frw weeks ago, is a brother
~ II,n, EicI. who led the rebellion
'staH [~ortlVrst Territory six or seven
ou. and who was finally exc
"H'cI has Signiied his intention
aiding gull ty.
side ,.l.Iongng to Archy Donaldson,
rl,,rn went ND q stairway from
eepa Il floor To the hay NOW, a height
b III ..n feet. After eating It's fill it
nbiN 'gn The next day Mrs. Donald
ID Il y ."rlgrt girI, and two boys, hunt
3f !, Irntire ncIghborhood, but found
AAst y When discovered at last the
ook n.rH not come down. 1t took
al ,n,rv surgeon and ten men with
of .rd tackle to lower her.
'tbe ,ns II. FARMER was released
tWs ,br Milwaukee Insane Asylum on
va Concentration of four physicians,
All ,r he is sane. Farmer says he
Z "a mgnd pccuniary damages for in
,n,ion in an insane asylum.
n IA steamer Fred SchIosinger was
III he'd ut Milwaukee on the 18th.
nd N, If. kERWIN. of Milwaukee,
ageH very suddenly.
aDN Lhir"Go, Nauhcc brewery
one vas Hs''d on the hohuoh EN-
e"
@I,lN1 ARCHITECT WINDRM
-EN 4S Senator Spooner that plans
!. A ME Milwaukee federal building
hdr1wn at once.
am CENSUS bulletin shows that Wlscon-
~ stands high IN ratio OF school enroll
ralA n~rop"Au"h.
E. IlNchlEf has applied Tor the
iii 0'mteh' OF Il fG t, or Ior lhe vi
an ~ fIo''fiG N"Il""H Co'''i"hy.
ia w. iIGLH, ri Wisconsin, mas been
II &.sIH'an' superintendent Oh the
LEI d"o'erE SYSTEM
ou INA@hAE owners Oh an Arkansas
+ n0ISay, ihe'f men are hoI starving
WI E.o'''"' .,,
~ >NESN men on MliWaukee iaFOr Ine
nance oil the Wisconsin |eh'ral lh'o
city,
- rGG XEyluWSKI was fined 5000 at
pca rbaIi, Wis, for killing his wife.
mmcN GUNErrE, a dealer in hats
Il ms ON West Water street. Milwau-
IL 1Lopprd dead in front of his store
pdmp1b The uolice and health de-
gment investigated the case and
Nj nd that death was caused by heart
NJ asr Mr. I,r9cfIr was So wears old
MA caycS wife and two children.
! 4 A plans arc made for cuuipping the
q ,.,.,,.I;..,,.,., I;,,,, NJ; ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
le committee then Adjourned.
THE COURT or APPEALS.
First Days Proceedings-An Interesting
Railroad Case-The Lawyers.

First Days Proceedings-An Interesting
Railroad Case-The Lawyers.
The session Of the Court Of Appeals opened
Yesterday morning in this city. and very
large crowd was in attendance. Many Of
those present were interested in the case Of
the South Atlantic railroad either as attorneys
or otherwise. The case Is rather cOmpli-
Gated one. and the railroad company appears
in IL as defendant while Dr. John NJ. Baily IS
the plaintiff. The latter after several ltiga-
tions. was last year appointed receiver Of the
road hy Judge Richardson. Of the Court of
Appeals. Before the order could be carried
out writ of supersedeas was issued by di-
VI led court. Judge Kelley, of the circuit,
held that this action of the appellate tribunal
acts as "a stay 70 the execution of the first or
der. The case will come mp before the Court
of Appeals to-day. Judge Kelley is repre-
sented by Hon John A. Buchanan of Wash
ugtOn and Captain Shelley OF Smyih.
Among the members OF the bar who at
tended c0urt Yesterday besides those from
this city were the following Hon. John
GoOde Washington city; Hon d. Is. Rich
mond. Scott Colonel Abe Fukerson. Wash
ington Judge w. j. Robertson. Charlottes-
vile Hon John A. Buchanan, Washington
county: Lyman Chalhey Covineton. Senator
Little. Fredericksburg Colonel Tom smith,
NarrentOn :. Griffin and Judge Barker, Bed
ford City: George Mason. Petersburg; Tom
Martin. Abemarle X. b. Davis. Petersburg;
Colonel j. c. Haskell, South Carolina and
Dr. j. NJ Baily.
The following cases were acted upon by the
court YESTERDAY:
Sellers executor against Reed and others.
From the circuit court of Rockingham
county. Reversed, Judge Lewis delivering
the opinion
Oberderfer and others against Meyer Rein
hardt a. Co. and others. From the hastings
court Of stanton Reversed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
J yles against Commonwealth; Lashley
against Commonwealth Commonwealth
against Iarkin Submitted.
Gaines against Commonwealth Barley
against Commonwealth. Miller against Com
monwealth Commonwealth against Ballen-
tine Commonwealth against Roper Com
monwealth against DodsOn. Continued
Marks against Commonwealth. Dismissed.
Henley against Atkinson, trustee. Dis
missed for failure 10 pnnt.
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company
against NOEL d Startling, and Western Union
Telegraph Company against OdeA Dismissed
agreed.
The Bette Lewis Thomas case probably
will not come up tor some time. Very likely
a motion will DO made TO place 1t on the
privileged docket
q. NJ. Diland. Frank C. Townsend. c. II.
Bauman and Cyrus A. Branch were allowed
to practise as counsel in the Court OF Appeals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

The Cases Arc Falling Of and His Honor's
Work IL all Plav.

work IL all IlaY.
The cases in the court are falling off daily.
and Justice Johns work, like that of the
church organist, is al play. The lawyers get
no chance these days to speak Of, as the fines
in the cases amount % less than a fee. and
with even Giles Jackson it is like an UNI
brella. either put up or shut up, and no
sounds of OratOry have awakened the echoes
for some days.
John Brown was charged with assaulting
and threatening TO kill Sarah Brown, his vile.
These little family rows began IN Eden, and
il Is safe 20 predict that one Will be going on
when the heavens are rolled back like a scroll,
and the earth consumed 10y ieryent heat. 10
is as hard as the Is, IA. ID puzzle to
get two people 10 think exactly alike
when they ought 10. OF course. #
YOU meet "A friend down town and he makes
pleasant proposition you both may agree that
iuleps will do, or if he thinks the day will be
clear OF rainy, II Is more than probable that
YOU will agree with him. hut when 1t CONES
down to agreeing about the time TO buy fall
hats or winter cloaks II Is Just as impossible
to agree as it is TO get down town on an cleo
trio car going the other way. John and
Sarah Quarreled in private and created some
disturbance, but in court they became recon
ci!ed To each other. and the Justice dismissed
the case
William Mallory white was sent 10 jail
for thirty DAYS for being drunk. William has
been one OF the most regular attendants III his
class mt the court. and while this may seem
a trihe long 10 be sober for him 1t IS certain
that he will get three meals day for one
month.
X. II. Crockett white was also given
thirty days Cor drunkenness. and the blossom
on his nose Will fade like fall leaves before he
faces the world again.
John Mallory was fined 81 for being drunk.
No witnesses were called, but any eyewitness
was sufficient to condemn John, and he was
lei of easy.
Morris Noss is an actor. He impersonates
negro characters with great success at Put
MANS Theatre. but yesterday morning he fell
from the two-stOry window and the attitude
he struck on the sidewalk was not as graceful
as that on the stage lie pleaded guilty to
being drunk in his room and for this the JUS
tice could not fine him. and when be struck
the pavement he was lnseDslOle and could not
say whether he was sober or not; 50 the Judge
dismissed the charge.
Chaaoeyv Cotuf.-Mr. ]. p Winston, the
former popular sheriff, was yester ay APP
pointed receiver 10 the case OF &. A. Goodwin
and others against the last Richmond Com
pany incorporated. etc. lie qualified as such
bv giving bond before Mr.. CHARLES ". God
din. clerk as required by decree issued by
Judge Leake. IN tue penalty OF $4,000. with
Lewis p Winston as security.
The trustees Of the Davis Shoe Company,
by counsel. Yesterday asked leave OF the
Court TO file a report in response 20 a decree
of October &c. 81. IN the case OF Deane,
Chase IL Co. against the Davis Shoe Company
and others. They also asked leave 70 file a
certificate of deposit of the State bank OF Viz
gina and both papers were accordingly filed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

Mr.. Joseph Hsworth Delighted fnshiona-
bio Audience at the Richmond Theatre.

bio Audience at the Richmond Theatre
Mr.. Joseph Haworth and company pre-
sented last evening at the Richmond Theatre
"st. Marc. the Soldier of Fortune"
Few plays occupying the boards at the pres-
ent time possess stronger dramatic force
cleverer ant-cllmaxes or more artistic situa-
tons than st. Mare and few indeed are
the actors who can play before Richmond
audience and receive recall with each drop
OF the curtain upon an act. Such. however, was
the case last evening. and the applause gwen
was distribute 10 Mr. Haworth'5 exceptional
talent He il a magnetic actor. with me CON
ceptiOn. force and ability. and rs the soldier
Of L, rtune thoroughly delle hted the iash-
ionable audience pr, sent WIN delcacY no
acts the drama with Just appreciation he
handles the comedy. and with true-0orn
genius he rises the tragedy parts.
The play is one that years ago the late r.
l.. davenport. father Of Fannie Davenport.
starred in throughout the country. and Is laid
some timo in the sixteenth century. IL vas
PRETTY staged. the ballroom scene and the
ruined home being particularly woIks OF
scenic art The piece Is strong Astounding IN
pretty lines and nice sentiment, anu mas
go" about il peculiar to the plays Of years
ago.
Miss Kathryn Kidder played excellently
well the part OF DianOra. She IS graceful,
lends pleasing expression 20 her lines and acts
the part with thorough appreciation Of It's
re ulrements.
Mr. Robert Drouet was splendid as Prince
Lorenzo the villain" and Mess-s. i. ).
Morgan. John Daley. J. Gordon Edwards
and Atkins Lawrence lent admirable support
TO Mr.. HawoTth.
Miss Marian Abbott was captivating and
pleasing in the part Of Theresa and other
members of the company were good actors IN
their respective roles
This evening the company Will present a
double bill-"Cupids Messenger and "Ruy
Bias