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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
SmaiI-Pox in knoxville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May ia Knox
Vile, Tenn, special says; Four reputa-
BILE physicians of this city are authority
for the statement that there is q we'll
defined case Of small pox here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
MINERS LOSE THE FIGHT.

tho old Wages.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l5.-The Spring
Valley, H., miners who went out on
strike May have decided to return TIC
work on the basis of last years prices
and conditions. 1t is expected the
mines will all be in operation next Mon
Auv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
devastated by Locusts.

PARIS, May 15.-Algeria is again dew
astated by locusts. A caravan from
Morocco traversed through swarms OF
! ,f,st,. r.r ,t,iriN two d..
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Dismissed by the Pope.

ROME, May 15.-The Pope has dis
missed Mgr. Folchi, the administrator
of Peters Pence, and has appointed a
committee of six cardinals to administer
the funds
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NAV block the Park Scheme.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May l6.-There
is imminent danger that the plan to
make national park of the Chicka-
manga battle ground will end in fail
ure, the only reason being the rapaclty
of the land owners.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
LOCATION OF INDIAN SCHOOLS,
No Offer of ~ Site I'm Wisconsin Yet 40
Cepted.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 14.-The To-
cation of the Indian Industrial schools
in Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin
has been taken up in the Indian
Bureau, and steps taken to begin the
construction of the buildings. The
Michigan school has been placed at the
reservation in Isabella County, and
work begun on the foundation. But in
Wisconsin no location has been fixed
upon yet, as there has been no offer Of
land that could be accented.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
GRANTS LOG CABIN SOLD.

Missouri Man for Nj, 900.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May l6.--Gen. Grants
old log cabin, which was expected
would go to the Worlds Fair, will not
be transferred to that exhibition. +.
A. 10y, of Old Orchard, Me, has pur-
chased it as relic for the sum of 5000,
and it is said will not permit it to leave
tbiS ,ifv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
defending the Malta.

ROME, May 15.-The Fanfulla violent
" denounces the Louisiana authorities
nd condemns the New Orleans grand
Us renlv - Consul Corte's latter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
FLAMES IN a Malt House.

ROCHESTER, n. ", May 15.-Fire at
North Rose, Wayne County, destroyed
vork's malt house, with 5000 bushels Of
malt. and two stores. Less. $4,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
xf.,,ber Of Parliament Dead.

IoxpoS. Nav 13.-William Barbour,
7 ;heral member of Parliament for
PAISLEY, Scotland, died to-day.
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Nine Rusiness Houses burned.

HARDY. reb., May 14.-Fire here de-
stroved nine business buildings, causing
y lcSs 81 81 lsD
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GOODS.
Fresh vegetables n Specially.
The National Democrat.

Tho National Democrat, which wns
established in Washington one year
sgo by Edmund Hudson, with the in.
dOreement Of army of tho grcat lead.
cfg oi tho party. has entered uIron it's
second year with q circulation Of 40.
OCJ copies each week. This IL perhaps
the largest circulation ever attained
by n weekly newspaper during tho
first ycnr Of itb GxisteEcc. The Ma.
tionul Democrat occupies n field Of it's
own, and u TINT too long remained
untitled. II gives n complete rec.
ord OF political information, 10.
GLIDING the most important
speeches Tint are delivered 10y Demo.
critic lenders in Cnngtcss aud on tho
stump. IL ia rendering tho p0tty an
important Eorvicc, and should bc read
by all who " iah ~ keep fully inform
cd In regard ~ public affairs md who
mean. 10 defeat the wicked scheme oi
tho Republican leaders ID BccLre per.
mancDt control Of tho Governments,
in spite Of tho fnct thut they are, and
must remain, tho minority purity in
this country.
Tho National Democrat and tho
WEEKLY 1H~DErESDEST &iIl DO sont
I Subscribers one year for So, in nd.
vance. The price OF tho Democrat In
Sl,b0a yea: u %adynnco, and jn order
TO aociifo tho .mDoyo Clubbing ratio
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE
ORDER tf
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A Hnrn Cnrn For plfe..

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Gsrsa>dsnd ipana-tb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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The Portland daily press., 1891-10-27
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The DOG Saved Five Live 8.

Covington, KY, had sensational fire the
other morning of which the hero was small
shepherd dog. The fire broke out soon after
3 o'clock In one-story house occupied by
Mrs. William Smith. The mother and her
four children were still asleep while the
house was "a mass Of flames. The animal
was permitted to sleep In the kitchen, and
sometime after the fire had broken out he
managed to reach the bedroom adjoining
and jumping en- the bed barked and scratched
at the face Of Mrs. Smith until he aroused
her. Both the rooms were now in flames,
aud another moments delay would have
been fatal to the entire family. The mother
managed to reach the front door, and her
screams aroused the neighbor5 and then she
Tell 70 the floor. overcome by the dense
smoke.
In the mean time the faithful dog had
dragged the two young children from the
bed in which they we're lying half dead
from the smoke and had pulled them to
the door. where they lay when the neighbors
arrived and found the dog, half smothered
with smoke, barking at the other two chill
dren. The dog was badly scorcbed, but
would not leave the house until the family
were all safely outside. The house and two
others adjoining were destroyed. The
alarm box directly in front of the burned
building could not be opened, and the next
box visited to work, and not until the door
of the first box was broken open with an ak
could an alarm be sent in.
The thousands attracted to the scene ap-
peared more anxious to see the dog than to
view the ruins. The dog is medium-sized
black and white shepherd. Five lives, and
probably twenty were saved by his intelli-
gence.
The Portland daily press., 1891-10-27
Origin Of Common Words.
lFrom the Irish Times.


Many words once written with dignified
motive now cause us to read passages of
standard literature with a guffaw. The
word limp" was once term of higher
nonor. But how now sounds the line from
spencer "Ye sacred imps, that on Parnasso
dwell" Over many grave of the old French
hoDles may be read the line: HE lies that
noDie imp" A sacred poem, written by
aascorgne three centuries ago. begins
stately address to the PROSPERITY, of Abraham
with the words: "Oh Abraham,s brato y
brat then word of stately meaning.
Opening an old dictionary at random ono
gay my eye happened TO fall on the wop6
Tragedy. A note explained that il comas
from Greek word which means "a goot
song" because the Oldest tragedies were e%
hlDited when goat was sacrificed or given
as prize to the best actor. The word Gin
FAINT" means literally mot speaking Hava
yon pug dog? Did you ever think his face
looks like that of a monkey be most resem-
pies Is the pug monkey, which gets his name
tom rug or Puck, as Shakespeare writes.
the sprite of mischief.
9Nanter Is an abbreviation from Canterbury
gallop, SO called because pilgrims TO Canter.
puIy rode at the pace of a modern paIIon
a grocer, SO says the dictionary was origI.
naliy one who sold by the gross. A Soren a5',
derives 1t name from its shape. whichtraseu
bles promegranate. A "biscnit smesns
"tWiced. baked" because, according Ito he
The Portland daily press., 1891-10-27
A member Of the Wo mans Chrlstian Te,

A member Of the Wonans Christian Tenn
perance Union takes exception to the
PRESS statement that in the contests In the
Maine legislature the remonstrants against
the ballot for women have exceeded the Pc
titioners for it, and points out that the petit
TONERS before the three last legislatures were
In the majority. In the two last legislatures
there was hardly contest over the matter.
There were petitions in favor and in the
legislature of 1889 there were some against,
but In neither Of those legislatures was
there what could fairly be called a contest.
There was contest In 1887 and it was
that we had specially in mind, and.it was oul
impression that the remonstrants then ex
ceeded the petitioners. Our correspondent
asserts to the contrary and we readily admit
that her knowledge on that point would be
likely to be more accurate than ours. Never.
theless there was very large number of re.
monstrants, and 1t was to them undoubtedly
that the defeat of woman suffrage was due
The point we desired to bring out was that
the chief obstacle to woman suffrage has been
and still is the Indifference of great number
Of women on the subject.
The Portland daily press., 1891-10-27

military practice, the bread or biscuit of the
Romans Rom was twice prepared in the ovens
Dld you ever notice the leaves Of the dande-
non? They are said to resemble, Ia shape
ana size, the tooth of the lion, ana so the
French call it dent de lion, and we the dan
delion."
The Pope was formerly called the ''Pape, 4"
which means the same as "papa," or father.
Vinegar comes from two Latin words. vim
and acer. meaning wine" and Sour"
and interesting things found In NV after'
noon search in the old dictionary. "s0.