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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
May 4th, 1891.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. +. w. Mcintyre. c. l.. Perry.
present. G. II. Haddy, absent.
On motion N. A. Colman, Justice OF
the Peace was appointed to fill va
cancy caused by the absence Of G. II.
Haddy.
On motion N. A. Colman was In
structed to draft ordinance relating
to misdemeanors, nuisances,
transient merchants and traders and
present ut next meeting Of board.
On motion the following applica-
tiOns for liquor license were accepted:
McGnl & .Howlc. VIM. McGrath,
Mike Garrety.
On motion meeting adjourned until
May 7th, ut O'Clock, p. NJ.
ALEX HIGGINS, Clerk.
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ORDINANCE.

Adopted by the town board OF the
town Eagle River, Oneida county,
Wisconsin, pursuant to section 1879
OF the revised sta tutes of Wisconsin
as amended by section 3, chapter $40
OF the laws of Wisconsin passed In the
wear 1889. An ordinance relating to
transient merchants, traders and
dealers.
The town board Of the town OF
Eagle River do ordain as follows:
SEC. !. No person shall deal as a
trancient merchant, trader or dealer
or sell or offer for sale any goods,
wares or merchandise In the village
of Eagle River until such transient
merchOnt, trader or dealer shall pay
to the treasurer of the town of Eagle
River the sum OF five (5) dollars per
day for each and every day that such
person may engage In selling or dis
posing of any such goods, wares or
merchandise and until such person
shall obtain from the chairman of
said town a certificate showing the
number of days said transient mer-
chant, trader or dealer Is permitted
to sell and deal In goods, wares and
merchandise as aforesaid.
SEC. 2. Any person violating any
provision of this ordinance shall ON
conviction thereof he liable to a pen
atty of not less than fifty (5O) dollars
nor more than one hundred 10O)
dollars and be imprisoned ir the
county jail until such penalty and
costs are paid, providing the term OF
imprisonment does not exceed ninety
(9O) days.
This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after Its adOp-
ton and pnblicatio Adopted May
IL, 1891.
F. w. MCINTYRE,)
G. II. HADDY, }Town Board
T.. l.. PERRY.
ALEX HIGGINS,
Town Clerk
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Moved and supported that the clerk
be instructed to draw an order of
$75 on the poor fund In favor of Mrs.
w. Dockery. Motion carried.
On motion the survey of Highway
in town SO, X. 10, E, by d. Graham,
Deputy Co, surveyor, was accepted
and placed on file.
On motion meeting adjourned until
May, 4, 1891, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
ALEX HIGGINS, Clerk.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

We take this manner Of notifying
the public that we Will not accept
nor pay any orders given by men in
our employment. The men are paid
cash ON the 10th OF each month and
parties to whom they are indebted
must look to them for their pay.
GERRY LUMBER Co.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Ia hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between A. #. Howard
and John Toeley, under the firm name OF
Howard & Tooley Ii this day dissolved by
mutual consent, A. F. Howard continuing
the barber business and John Tooley the ga
loon business. John Tooley will collect all
accounts due the firm and pay all bills owed
by the arm.
Dated at Eagle River this 18th day OfApril
1891.
AL HOWARD,
JOHN TooLEY.
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FOREST FIRES !!
THEY THREATEN THE VILLAGE
The WaterWorks Pay for Themselves
Again.

The continued drouth this spring
has been accompanied by it's attend
ant evil, forest fires. For the last
, week or SO they have been raging
over Northern Wisconsin and Michi-
gan. SO far the loss in this state
by them has been confined to timber,
no villages having been burned. The
| woods In this vicinity have been burn.
Ing for the past ten days and last
Friday the flames crowded the vii
lage closely and If 1t had not been for
our excellent system Of waterworks
we would have got severe scorch-
ing at the least. Az usual the fire
came up ahead OF brisk breeze from
the south west. crossed Mud creek
and attacked that side of the town.
The citizens turned out In force,
water was hauled and while one par
ty was fighting 1t from the Johnston
mill and the houses in that vicin-
ity still larger party was having
their hands full even with the aid of
the waterworks to keep 1t out of the
Gerry Lumber Co.'s yards and the
village. 1t looked SO dubious for
awhile that the authorities tele-
graphed to Amigo for aid and they
sent up a hose cart and hose.
BY six o'clock that night the dan
ger was passed and the fire under
control as far AZ the village was con-
cerned. During the night you could
not look out from the village in any
direction without seeing fire and the
air was SO full of smoke that It was
difficult to breathe.
For the last three years we have
had to fight forest. fires but this was
the worst the village ever saw.
The waterworks responded in fine
shape to the call upon them and paid
for themselves over and over again.
They make the best protection pos
sible against forest fires, the only
trouble being that they are not ex-
tended out far enough and 1t takes
SO much hose to reach the exposed
points that only one or two streams
at the most can be brought to bear
on the fire.
The town board has passed a reso-
luton to extend the main east two
blocks, which Ia the proper thing to
do. Now ii they would extend it
west through the Gerry Lumber Co. s.
yard, then we would be In position
to laugh at any ordinary forest fire.
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Pronounced - Groas
e med

Ihad pneumonia eight years ago
which left my lungs in bad condition,
used the White Wine of Tar Syrup
you sent me. and am greatly benefit
ed. gladly commend 1t as the best
-emedy for consumption or weak
lungs In any form have ever tried.
l hope you will supply our druggist
Mr.. German at AboOl. Mo-, as
would like more OF 1t.
REV. JOHN w. Brown,
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Farmers butter at F. A. Mitch

Farmers butter at F. A. Mitch.
ellis.
Call early and examine the new
spring styles at Fred Halls.
Extra copies of the REVIEW can
be had at A. &. Richison's news
stand or at this office.
Geo. O'Connor returned Saturday
from quite a lengthy business trip to
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. Mike Holland and children left
Thursday fol- a two weeks visit with
relatives at Fond du Lac.
Consumption cure-Warner' White
Wine of Tar Syrup. The best cough
remedy on earth. Cures q cold in "a
hours. Price Is & so cts per bottle
Many years practice has given c.
A. Snow & Co., Solicitors of Patents
at Washington, d. G. unsurpassed
success In obtaining patents for all
classes OF invention. They make a
speciality OF rejected cases and have
secured a allowance of many patents
that had been previously rejected
Their advertisement in another col.
umn will be Of interest to inventors
patentees, manufacturers, and all
who have to do with patents,
Mrs Fred Hyer, q sister-inlaw Of
Mrs Frank Stein, was very badly
burned at State Line about ten days
ago. She was In the house with her
three children, when, by some means,
her dress took fire from the stove.
She and the children tried to extin-
guish the flames but were unsuccess-
full. Two men, who were passing,
heard the cries and came to their aid
and put the fire out, but not before
Mrs. Hire was burned in q horrible
manner. A little girl was quite
badly burned about the hands in the
effort to put out the fire. Mrs. Hyer
was brought to the hospital In this
city where she fingered along in ter
rible agony until yesterday morning
when death kindly relieved her from
her sufferings. She leaves Il husband
and three children, the youngest
about ten years old, to mourn her
loss.
Last Friday J. w. Goucher caught
the first large muskallonge OF the sea-
son. 1t was caught In MuskallOnge
lake and weighed twenty nine pounds.
He packed 1t In ice and sent 1T to En-
nest Vliet, General Passenger agent
OF the Lake Shore road. Monday he
received the following acknowledge
ment from Mr.. Vliet.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 8, 1891.
J. w. GoUCHER,
Eagle River, Wis.
DEAR SIR:-
received the very hand
some muskallOnge which you sent
me this morning and am very much
obliged to you for 1t. 1t is the first
one have seen this season and Ia now
on exhibition In the window OF our
new City Ticket Office at 100 Wiscon-
sin street, corner Of Broadway, and
attracts a great deal Of attention.
do not know OF any advertising
that will excite sportsman and
make him feel AZ II he must 20 as does
the real thing
Yours Truly,
r VIIET @ y
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NOTICE..
OUTS Euly,
f. VLIET, G.. =. A.

To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: All per-
sons owing me are hereby notified
that their accounts must be settled
before June Is, 1891 or they will be
put in an attorneys hands for collec-
ton.
PHEBA LANGILL.
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est In the World

Or. J. w. Hamilton of MERRIAM
Wis, says: l have sold 'Warnee'
White Wine of Tar Syrup for years
1t Is the best cough me ic ne in the
world, and has no EQUAL Ior asthma.
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AND THERE

ACNE AMI xdEHE.-
Go to Mitchell's for choice tea.
james Mckinley has begun his
summer logging.
Dried fruit and canned goods at
Mitchell's.
"A bright boy wanted at this Office
to learn the trade.
Pure kettle rendered lard at F.A.
Nitchell's.
BLANK applications for govern
ment licenses can be procured at this
| office.
&C. f. Farnsworth of Rhinelander
was In town Friday and Saturday of
last week.
Mrs. It. J. Sheridan spent a few
days visiting In Rhinelander the last
OF the week.
"A complete line OF spring and
summer suitings just received at Fred
Halls the tailor.
Call arounh to the REVIEW Office
and see some OF the neat note heads
that we are getting out. II
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Couch are very
happy over the arrival at their house
of IL young schoolmaster.
Ed. Brazell who has large log
ging contract near Harrison was in
town the fore part Of the week.
Jas. Cavner was at Rhinelander
Friday, where he went to convey an
all-around bum to the comfy Jail.
"A. e. Stockwell returned Thurs
day from Grand Rapids, Michigan,
bringing his wife and family with
him.
Fred Hall has just received n full
lire OF samples fOrspring and summer
suitings OF both foreign and domestic
goods. Call and examine. -
Frank Wolfe has purchased AL
Croker's lot north OF William Muir
phys on Main street and commenced
the erection of n dwelling house OH 1t.
-WANTED--A girl to general house
work In private family. Three dol
lars per week will be paid to good
girl. Enquire or address Mrs John
O'ConnOr.
We have just received the largest
stock OF envelopes ever carried In
town. We have an especially fine as
sortment Of colored envelopes. Cali
around and leave your order.
Henry Shinkman received q tele-
gram Saturday that his father was
dying at his home In Grand Rapids,
Michigan and left at once for that
place.
The Rhinelander pa pers are still en-
gagged In the delightful pastlme OF
throwing mud at each other. 1t may
he lots of fun for them, but 1t mustbe
getting monotinous to their readers.
r. w. Mcintyre has added hand
some new delivery wagon to his es-
Establishment and liz now prepared to
deliver amy thing In his line to any
part OF the city.
Earl Haddy, a young son OF DR..
Hhtidy had quite II serious accident
Monday forenoon. He was In Geo.
Bain's place and by some means he
tipped over heavy plank which fell
on his leg, breaking IT.
%. y. Moon received telegram
Saturday calling him to Shiocton ON
business. He returned Monday bring
ing back with him his wife and fami-
" who had been down there since the
den tn OF her father two weeks before.
When in want VI u sewing ma
chine why don't on patronize your
home agent? Mat Sherible is local
agent OF the High Arm Improved
Singer, the best sewing machine In
In market. 2Oyl
Walter Starrit, who will be re-
membered rs shipping clerk for the
Gerry Lumber Co.. last year and
the year before arrived III
town Saturday and will remain this
summer.
Mat Sherible has taken the agen-
CIV for the Estey and Camp organs
and pianos. These are flrst-class IN
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TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
April 2nd. 1891.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present. Meet
Ing called to order by F. w. Mctn-
tyre.
On motion the following applica-
tions for liquor license was accepted
by the board:
H. McGin, w. III. Knox, H. 8. Stat
terry, Max Sells, NJ. Sherible, F. l..
Wise Joe Crabb, II. Howlet, John
Tooley, John Lainey, John Green,
Geo. Clark and Chris Wise, VIM. Muir
ply.
The petition requesting a side walk
to be laid along the east side OF Rail-
road street from the north side OF the
wagon bride across Eagle River was
approved and accepted by the board
and the clerk instructed to advertise
for bids to build above mentioned
side walk.
Application having been ON the End
day of May, 1891, duly made to the
undersigned supervisors OF the town
of Eagle River In the county OF Onei-
da by the required number OF free
folders residing In said town for a
highway to be laid out as follows:
Commence at the first r. r. cross.
ing north of Eagle River K. Il. bridge
run south west until Intersection OF
sixteenth line between lots four (4)
and five (5), section twenty-eight
(28,) thence west to the section line
between section twenty-eight (2S)
and twenty mine (29.)
Notice is therefore hereby given that
we, the undersigned supervisors Of
said town will meet that day at the r.
Il. crossing above mentioned and do.
eide upon such application.
81 3 :: i !: { $ %s5s::'' Supervisors.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
D. Graham 3 ds surveying us 90
E Campbell " helping surveyor 200
II Colman 9" 400
w. Erdman 3" 600
r A Mitchell, OH 300
Amigo H'dware Co. plow and scraper, "a 76
Aug. Maihak, work In pump house 40 81
p Taggart, 6 DIS work on highway 16 90
G Seagart, 61a" 1900
m
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Sullivan Oh the Ramnage

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. 15.-John L.
Sullivan reached this city Saturday and
Immediately signal d tire event by getting
gloriously drunF. White In the ealocn OF
friend on Bu'h strest, JACK Barnitt, his
manager, entered and tficd to induce Su.
v.n to leave the place with him. Barnltt
infested and Sullivan Knocked him down.
SulllVsn proceeded to wipe up tie docr
with him. when Paddg Ryan appeared and
{ trust hmsslf between the men. Hs re.
GREETED his action instantly, fjr Sullivan
picked HIN up and threw him over table.
Sullivan ordered Barnitt Gu. of the place
and as he did not m ove fast enough to suit
the big fellow, John bit him In the jaw and
knocked him down ss wall as stranger
who was standing close to B,rnitt, 10 heap
4 8 corner,
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EaG.NcG-To uaks enc gallon Of egg.
neg take ona dtzen esgs separate the
whites and tie yoiks very Carefully. Baat
each until Il bsoamas as light es practicable
Add ons pouad CT pulver ID white sugar to
to the yoks ard m.E Intimately. Then add
Que quart OF Coensc brandy ana be pint
OF Jamaica run, pourlog hen In In q small
5t.eam while stirring aoivs!F. Add hs!f a
gallon Of :lch milk. Then ada not less than
;hrae fourtb9 C; tha hul;, Of the whites, and
incorporate thoroughly. The remainder OF
tbs whites ehoud be puS upon the surface
merely as an Ornament. 4 large portion OF
the white OF ,hs eggs should aiways be
mixed With the compound to render it light
and wholesome. This wss tbs almost uni
verea! modn5 oaayandi OF making egguog In
Virginia In the good old ante-5ellum days.
Il constitutes drink e. ior the gods. II q
cheaper as.lo!e Is desired, good whisky
may b, used es substitute for tbs brandy,
but OF course, il makes greatly inferior
beverage
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vIIlIaiA EgWs.

Wilkinson G Thomas, retired tcbacco
manufacturer Ct R,c5noc2. aisd OF APO.
plesy yesterday.
The z cbmond chaabar Ct clmmsrce lag!
night endorsed tbs railroad bill prepared
BY the farmers alliance Committee.
In the Lss Carnp Confederate Home, at
Richmond, sre 119 inmates. DUNG The
time 1t hsa b:en open It aaa has hsd 466 In.
mates.
MIR. eemaIo Casitts. VINO ligas several
miles fem F:cisFick:hurg, Killed two val.
uab,e covs e4s week ;hss bad b.ag bitten
By mad cog.
BY the wrtci, o; .h& Bsil!sh ahip Eoter.
kin IN tho Eoelsh Channel &C Saturday
Eight. Geo. Walker, CT Richmond, ono OF
the ssiiors. :7as drowned.
a. o nesting OF The Richmond boaid oil
aldermen laat night The resolution passed by
the common council providing f,r apeclaI
committee to iuou!ra into the exped!ency OF
purchasing S25 000 house IN That city fer
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Uas laid ca the table.
This action enda the matter.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The legislature was engaged yesterday in
the election ofjadges nominated In the dim.
ooratio caucus.
The committee spp7!ated at the last ses.
sIon OF the Legia AZURE TO Investigate end re-
por5 upon the g1est0n OF crimlnsl
expenses presented ten ti!is. These are
intended to secure q mora ec0no mlcsl aCs
minidtrs.lcu of criminal aEairs Of the Cen.
monweeith. S7n,e u these measures are
similar In character to those considered at
the last eeseion, bat nos soted upon. They
recon- nsudsd e1tandlog lrisdic!ioa OF IT,
tices o! be peace Increasing The poH crs Ct
board Of supervisors; providing that tbs ST.
orioteudent of the peniientiary shall ssrd
for con Vcts; to nmerd the code In relation
to venlre facias in fslcn3 cases to provide
| for the waiver of right to trial by jirg to
amend the code in relation to fess Tor COM
monWeslth's attorney; TO sne0d The 'ds
regarding pay and milesge ofsrard jlFors
and the pey OF witnesses bs!o:e grand
iuyies; 20 aDerd the code In reia ion 20 psy
OF witnesses fer the cou N Il sesi'h cad tho
pav of the came I; lie cls!naG bal i! ell
tbtse meatu es bacomo laws the criminal
1oerses Oil be- reduced very ma:sti.ly.
L, the Honss M. M.I gaiDo prsso.sed
bill, 10 amerd tbs lew In regard tc The rrsn
.ice OF pharmacy The mos5 important
change is that r,qaifiuR preo;icing paysi
ciaps who desire 10 conduct drug s.ores TO
pass examination the same ss other appl!-
cant, for license. This amendment Ia Ct
slrsble because 1t Is O well established fao'.
according to high eu:hcsity. It's, sc2e Of
the bsst physciauo know very little a5)nt
pharmacy. The bill VISA introduced 81 lie
request OF the Virginia Pharm 'cu,iosl ae5c-
c!sioo.
Several House bills were order 30 the!r
eaRrossm ant and third reading. AL Of
thea Y ere local In their character. Among
| the number was Mr.. Chamoers'S a!.i K
teadiug the operations OF iho PRES mt law
Tor the protection OF ttrrspic7 to ths o2un-
ties OF Northum ber'snd. We:.more!ana,
Lancaster. R'ohmord, Essex. ard lis CT
Wight. The Law ns it nov s:anGs o3iy np
p:ss tc Accomaa end Northampton.
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Field in Jail.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-E7cry ccmfcrt
that the polio, headquarters building can
afford at tlcaas to rris,nets WAS eh9gn !aat
night b. Inspector Bjrnei 10 tho alleged ia-
sane broker, e, FL. Field. he yaa given
the Sitting room n the haasmens ahere
three detectives WATCHED him eli through
che night. Tho iaspso.or, when asked /! he
considered Field in1ane. SO I'd: "Hs corlsIn-
ly does not aos ilks "a Insane man. H. l.
rational 10 hle tall aud more than that hs
seems guarded Ia what csys" FielI
wa to-daY lnt!osed by the etsad iprY.
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FOREIGE NEWS.

TIE volcano OF Coilma, Mexico, Is send
Ing forth great yormns Of sshss and lava
aud the villages Eear 1t $40 threatened With
destsuotiop.
The ihirtieth alalgsraafy OF the death Of
the Prince Coueorb OF @ leen Victoria was
observed With msmorisl services ct Wind
sor Castle yeatcIday
There :s GnotheE revolutionary movement
in B.ez!, This tins in HE province CT Sar
Peulo, the eli 3cs Ct rhch is to dispose the
governor Of the province.
& priest cnd four ~ IS who we're oapsur.
ed in 1883 hy ArGbs. 81 the tine of the re-
vel. eqsiuat ERyptlau authority in the Sou
dan, Eaga arrived Gear Waay. Haifa, Egypt
otter haviog seespod from their oaptors.
Tha Ga.zi Nz.r tribemeo, who were
driven tom their fortified stronghold g!
MI, I1d;s, hg British troops, are conduct
ing gut-jl:a watefare around Gllgis. which
| Is cne al .ne widest q suntaiuons rfgions In
he wofil: sad whose Inhabitants are note
tor .he!- herba.isn acd weglike habits.
1 f1stz. hes 81 .c1s2 alarming forms a.
81. Peie:sta'g. t;oa3e patients become mad
add ruoh wi:d 3 tarc1sn tha s:reets In vic
lont pgrox5eo3s, thsn have high fever and
ntta. pFasi,s:ion, Of en followed By death
Ia oiiag SIS thers arc typhoid dsvelop'
| maa's.
8 Gi~paich from Valparaiso Gays Judg;
of Orimes Foster 10 aaid to be preparing hi:
fod!rg Il tne casa CT tho Baltimore ssilors
No public a.atemaHt has teen made abou!
Il, bat ii 10 eaDor;ad ;tst Il Vill sEoulpse
.as Gillian poliee. charge the Americana
With tav!a9 provoked the encouuts,
through drunkenness, eu'] jmpoes nominal
peneities on 9 few insignificant Chilans or.
rested ii Connection 9Th the eff.ay. Chill.
ians here assume IL advance that tho resul.
wili 30 satisfactory 10 the Unlted Ssa'es.
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aaws nr TEE ua4

Tho new officisl nossel guido will contain
tie Games of over 65 600 postofiicea beine
On increase OF about 1000 during 1891.
Il Is said In Washington thai Congress
man Mills lsst night autographed to bis leg
isletive frleDds in Texas that he is candi
date for the .. g. Senate.
Edward NJ Field, con of CYRUS W. F,sld
and head of tbs firm If Field, Ll1dley
Wiechars & Co, whose failure was the tinsn
cial eensaiion In New York two weeks ago
vas arres.ad last night on charge OF grand
larceny.
The Identification CT Eeary L. Nororoes
the young Bogton broker. es the man who
csuped the explosion in Russell Sages office
in Nav York on December was compleie ed
yesterday BIZ so examination CT the teeth
The fll1gs vera found to correspond with
ihosa afsni1sd by the ycIDg brokers den
list.
Meisnoiaon L Ruth, surgeon q S navy
died suddenly yesterday morning at he U
8 Naval Hospital In Pniadelphis. For 8
number OF yssrs be lived In Washington
D1ring mia residence i1 that city he was 6
prou!rent Fl cure in the soc!al gatherings OF
:he capital, being fne-looking man OF at
truc:ive menneIs.
II Is asia thnS OF the sIE contests for seats
In tie House tha democratic msnsger5 have
decided 30 give two TO the republican con-
tes.ans, thereby unseating two democrats
The present holders OF these eests are Hosea
e. Rockwell, Ct the 2S'b e mirs) district
New YORK. cad Wm E liott, OF the 75h dis
:rIcs, Sou h Carolina.
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with Germany. Austs!a-Hungaty, I:aly
England and Belgium, for the establishment
OF treaties Of commerce.
PARIs. Dec. ia duel was fought YES.
terday between the explorer Chaa. Seller
and Col. Andruzzl over dispute concern.
ing the policy OF the government. CIR.
trary to the usual results of French dusls
both the combatants were wounded.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The correspondent Of thu
Times at santisgo de Chill telegrapts to that rs.
per that the entire newspaper press OF Chill
places the responsibility for the difficulties now
existing between Chilli and the United States
upon Mr.. Egan, the U. s. minister.