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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
BIG FIRE AT PITTSBURG.
Arbuckle Block and u NumEer of Ada
cent Buildings Go.

cent Buildings Go.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, May GA fire that
broke out in this city just before mid
night proved one of the most danger
Gus the city department ever encount-
cred The first blaze was discovered
in the lower floor of the great
Arbuckle building on Seventh
Street, ner Duquesne. 1t is occu-
pied by the Grocers' Supply and
Storage Company, and the seven-story
structure, 100 feet wide and several
hundred feet deep, was soon mass of
fame from roof to cellar. The heat was
so intense the firemen found it impossi
bic to reach the building with water,
and in short while the adjoining
buildings were abaze and the entire
square was menaced. The high wind
swept the fire across to the Pittsburg
Female College building, where
a lively scene was presented
as the several scores of lady students
scurried about amid a shower of sparks,
attempting to save their belongings.
They were finally taken to hotel and
the fire completely burned the hand
some interior of the large building.
Then the high walls of the Arbuckle
building began falling, and the mass
of flames, driven by the winds,
caught the steeple of the Christ
M. F.. Church on Pennsylva-
MIA Avenue, which blazed like a bea-
con, towering far above the weak
streams directed toward it. The church
soon shared the fate of the other build
ings perfect maize Of wires ran
along both Seventh and Pennsylvania
streets, and the church steeple, a per-
feet blaze of light. crashed down, the
electric sparks adding new terror to
walls crashing on every side.
At A. NJ. the firemen were still work
ing hard, and it is believed the flames
are under control, though nearby bust
ness blocks were thought lost at one
time. The losses are SO widely distrib-
uted it is impossible to secure them pre-
cisely, but they will certainly reach
$750O00.
At | 30 A. NJ. the fire caught up a row
Of tenement houses on Seventh Street.
At this hour it is thought the tenements
and surrounding buildings will be saved.
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HEAVY CHICAGO FAILURE

IN" Fielding Mower Company Assisnt
with Debts Amounting to St15, 200.
'mcAGo, Ill.,, May 1.-THE Bedding
Mower X Manufacturing Company
made an assignment this morning. The
liabilities are about $4,000, of which
$4,000 is borrowed money. The as,
sets are not scheduled, but are thought
NOT to exceed the liabilities. The sus-
pension was caused by two disastrous
nres that ruined the company's stock
ana shops at Hermosa, and bv the fail
ure OF capitalists to fulfill their prom
Uses of financial support. Charles II.
bunker, secretary and treasurer OF
The company, is the assignee.
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NEED MORE ROOM.
State Prison and Reform School Too
Crowded..

State Prison and Reform School Too
Crowded.
Reports to the State Board of Super
vision show the population of the varl-
Gus institutions. The state prison had,
at the beginning of April, 537 con-
victs, and at the close 545.
There is steady increase in
the number of inmates, and before
the next session of the Legislature it is
likely to be overcrowded. At the In
dustrial School for Boys there were 3S7
inmates at the beginning of the month,
and 1914 at the close. The school is now
crowded beyond its normal capacity.
The State Hospital for Insane had 513
inmates at the beginning of the month,
and 504 at the close. The Northern
Hospital had population of 537 at the
close Of April, gain of 10. The School
for the Deaf had 1873 pupils, and the
School for the Blind 81. The State
School at Sparta had at the beginning of
the month 273 children and admitted
seven more. Nine were returned to
the institution who had been put out in
homes. Seventeen were put out IN
homes on trial during the month, leav
ing 272 inmates at the end ofthe month
net loss of one. A successor to Supt.
Roberts, of the State School, has not yet
been selected
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
BLOODY FIGHT IN TENN
One Man Killed and Several
Wounded in II Wolf Creek R3

One Man Killed and Several u
Wounded in II Wolf Creek BAft
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May LINEN
a murderous ARRAY which occrl iii
Wolf Creek, near the North Qal
line, have been received here.
than Bell, an old and welI-to- do
and the head of q mountain tamib
his wife by death six weeks ago! IN
two weeks he married q gi
II years. Finally Whitecaps
in a body to the old M
house, and, taking the young wifi
stripped her and gave her 100 "
On the following day, on comps
the elder Bell and one John Batlp'
Whitecappers were arrested, butI
released on bonds. Then they NJ
BalleW's house to punish him tOrH
fering. Ballew and his family reg
and in the battle which folIowcd
Bell was killed, Big and "Wild
Hiram Morton, Jack johnson and
others were fatally shot. Johns0l
big" Bell have since died, anu
said others are dying.
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Wants a Big Price.

The title to eight acres of very valua-
bic land in the manufacturing suburb of
East Omaha has been called in
question. Leonard II. Blndel has
put in a claim for the prop
erty on quit claim deed from
one Hugh Wittell, who entered
upon the land and lived upon it until
1885 The tract was made ground, be-
ing creation along the old river bed,
and is at present Il part of the ground
that has been improved by the East
Omaha Land Company. The land
company has filed petition IN equity
in the United States district court ask
ing that Blpdel be restrained from TAX
ing possession.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
BLAINE'S CLEVER CONUNDRUM
He Asks Sir Julian Pauncefote a Hard
Question to Answer.

Question to Answer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May S.-Secretary
Blaine last evening made public his lat
est communication on the Behring Sea
matter. After reviewing the CORE
spondence at some length, correcting
msstatements made by SIR Julien
Pauncefote, Mr.. Blaine says:
The United States has, among other
grounds, insisted, without recurring to any
of their inherited and SUI eriOr rights in
Alaska, that this government has as full
authority for going beyond the three-mlle
line, in case Of proved necessity, as Great
Britain possesses. Two or three instances
of the power which Great Britain eXer-
cises beyond the thrce-mile line have
already been quoted, but have failed
thus far to secure comment or ex-
PLANTATION from Lord Salisbury. An
other case can be added which,
perhaps. is still more to the point. IN 1889
only two years agO-the British Parlla-
ment enacted a law. the effect of which is
fully shown by a map enclosed herewith.
Far outside The thret-mlle line the Parlla-
ment of Great Britain has attempted to
control a body OF W3ter Situated beyOn1
the northeastern section of Scotland, 2,I00
square miles in extent. and to direct that
used within that body of water under
prescribed penalty. 1t will be observed
that the inhibition is not alone against
British subjects, but against ''any person"
If GRAFT Britain may thus
control ali area of 1900 square miles OF
ocean on the coast of Scotland, why may
not the United States prescribe a space
around the Pribylotf Islands in which
similar prohibitions may be enforced?
1t must not escape observation that the
area of water outside the threc-mile line on
the coast of Scotland, whose control IS as
sumcd by Great Britain, is as large as
would be found inside a line drawn from
Cape Cod to Portland harbor on the New
England coast
Lord Salisbury Ieasserts his contention
that the words ''Pacitic Ocean, at the time
Of the treaty between Russia and Great
Britain did in lude Behring Sea. IN
doubleday the Pacific Ocean includes Bch-
ring Sea in the same sense that the
Atlantic Ocean includes the Gulf of
Mexico, and yet it would be re-
garded as very inaccurate statement to
say that the Mississippi River flows into
the Atlantic Ocean. | think Lord SANS
bury fails to recognize the common dis
tinction between the Atlantic Ocean
and "the waters of the Atlantic.' While
the Mexican Gulf is not a part Of the At
antic Ocean, it wouId, [ am sure, cOmpOrt
with general usage to say chat it belongs
to the waters Of the Atlantic, and while
Behring Sea IS not technically a part OF
the Pacific Ocean it undoubtedly belongs
TO the waters of the Pacific.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
Dockmen at Ashtabula Strike.

The much-talked of strike was begun
as Ashtabula on the morning of the Sth,
not machine being fired up on the
asst side, and only two or three on the
west side of the river, the latter being
used to put coal on the Hesper. Work
on her was also stopped about I o'clock.
The strikers, about POO strong, marched
along the river and stopped on a high
elevation, where there was some
speech-making. The men were all we'll
behaved and no drunkenness was to be
seen in the ranks. The dock companies
have practically laid up their machinery,
and there will be no attempt to do bust
ness until the men are ready to accede
to the reduction
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EXPLOSION ON A ST
Four Men Killed and Thirte
on the Tancaryille


LONDON, May ia terrified
occurred to-day in the forehd
British steamer Tancarville, 4
ter, which was undergoing REM
dry dock at Newport. Eight /
were atwork on the steamer WI
and fifteen were injured.
of the explosion was so greaI
foredeck was torn from its /
and blown Off, and it Is rcno
some Of the plates on the BOZ
blown from their bolts. The II
of the forward portion Of th(
caught fire, but the flames u
extinguished. There is no d,
the explosion was caused by
that prevail to q greater or ID
in the holds of all oil-carrying
The repairs whl>h We're bel
to the steamer >M.re cutie G
and 100 men and tys were EN-
and around the t1sel when Il,
ion occurred. Large pieces
and iron from the steamer we
with terrific force through the
some Of them were hurled as
workshops, which were situt
yards from the dry-doclx in W
Tancarville was lying, causi,
damage to a number of work
ployed and some of them W
severely injured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
FAY TEMPLEToN SHUT OUT.
She Gets No Share of the Estate OF
Howell Osborne's Mother.

She Gets No Share of the Estate of
Howell Osborne's Mother.
New YORK, May S.-The will Of Mrs.
Miriam A. Osborne, widow of Charley
Osborne, the stock broker, was filed for
probate to. day. She places all of her
SON Howell's share safely out Of the
reach of any wife who has been a
professional actress or any. other chill
dren of such marriage; Seeks to es-
tablish the Miriam A. Osborne Memorial
Home Association, and makes bequest
ia tale College of $l5O,00O for a
memorial to her husband. In certain
contingencies Yale will get additional
financial aid and the Home for Re
spectacle Aged INDECENT Females and
the Peabody Home will come in for a
share. Practically the entire estate is
in trust funds Howell Osborne does
not get one dollar absolutely.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
EXCITING FIGHT WITH IRA

Trainmen Have u Bloody EncountH
Hoosier Road-Two Men Wound
COLUMBUS, Ind, May IL
tramps captured freight trad
Franklin, Ind. The trainmen d
took to put them off, ana fight en
Carpins, knives and pistols were
and brakeman named Wyatt ws
and slashed horribly with a knife
the face and breast. The tramps
ed the train again, and the battl
renewed, when a brakeman shot q
them, the ball entering the front q
chin and lodging in his neck. II
taken to the hospital and gave his
as John Ebbett. Both men are
hurt, and will probably die.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
Will Enlarge the Lock.

The Canadian government has decid-
ed to build the lock on Sault Ste. Marie
Canal 100 feet wide instead of eighty
five feet as originally intended, the in
creased width being deemed essential,
owing to the rapid DEVELOPMENT of traf-
fic between Ontario and Lake Superior
ports. The lock will be 600 feet long,
having guard gates at both ends, facing
in opposite directions, the entrances be-
ing sixty feet wide.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
UNCLE SAM SHORT SAILORS
No Crews to Man the Lancaster and the
MiantOnOmah.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 8.-The Navy
Department is in sore straits to find
able seamen enough to man our ships.
Nearly all of the recruits that the law
allows have been taken on and yet
there are not enough men to 90 around.
The United States ship Lancaster is in
California ready to 60 to China but she
is short of her complement of men by
at least eighty. The monitor Miantono-
NAH is at New York ready to go into
commission but there are no sailors to
man her 1t is understood that the
Chicago is to lose seventy and the Bos-
ton and Atlanta sixty men each.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
END OF A LONG LOCKOUT,

The Labor Troubles at Trenton, N. j.,
Settled After Twenty one Weeks.
TRENTON, n. j., May S.-1he manu-
featuring potters announced the end of
the lockout which has existed at the
seven sanitary ware potteries of Tren-
ton tor twentv-one weeks. When one
of the prominent manufacturers was
asked now they arranged the terms be
said it was case OF give and take.
The details are complicated and could
not be stated briefly. The men will be-
gin work on Monday next.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
Big Lumber Fire.

The entire lumber district of Long
Island City, about seven acres, was
burned over early on the morning Of
the eth by fire that started shortly be-
tore midnight in Doncaster's iron foun-
Der yard of H. F. Burroughs, and
from there to the hay and feed shed of
Clark & Sampson, the Whiting lumber
yards, Hammell's stone works, and the
lumber yard OF Tunis. Sims & Co., and
]. l.. McClane. The Clark & Simpson
feed mills and H. s. Writings retail
lumber yard were entirely consumed
H. S. Burroughs wholesale lumber
yard in Newton Creek WAS. at o'clock
this morning, mass of flames. The
Times-Simons Lumber Company's mill
was entirely burned. The loss will ex-
coed 81 100000
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Fatal Wreck in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May S.-Near Ban
gor, forty miles west of here, on the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad last
night, freight train broke in two
and ran back into the one following.
An engine and several cars were
wrecked and burned. An unknown
white tramp was killed, and three other
81. Hair, who was making his first trip
after his wedding, was seriously in
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FOOT RACE FOR A FAT OFFICE.
How "a Tie Election for n Hoosier Treas
urership was Decided.

UTtI5I1IP WON A7t701&'O%H'
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, May 7.-On
Monday last occurred the city election
at Waynetown, Montgomery County.
William Simms and Frank Hollowell
tied for the office of treasurer, each re-
ceiying 423 votes. To decide the
question as to which one should
hold the office, a foot race
was held yesterday between the
men. The race was q 2OO-yard
dash, and several thousand people were
on the ground betting on the outcome.
Simms seemed sure winner until he
tripped and fell when within three
wards of the goal. Holloweh fell over
him, but crawling over the line won the
race amid the bowls and cheers of the
crowd Holiowell was duly sworn in
last ayoDinp
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Omaha,s Council Objects.

The city council on the 9th adopted
the following:
WHEREAS, One John NJ. Tbayer has
been invited to attend the reception to Pres
ldent Harrison, in this city next Wednes-
day: therefore, be it
ResOLred. That he be treated as private
citizen and not as the governor of Nebras-
ka, and that he be considered q uSurper OF
the office he now holds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
Lawrence Rarrnti'S VIII.

BosToN, Mass, May I'm the
folk County probate court at Dedh
yesterday, the will of Lawrence Bari
the actor, was allowed. Mr.. Bar
left his property as trust fund, the
come and profits of which are to
used for the benefits of his wife
danrhtnr-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
FLAM ES IN AN Aims HOUSE,

The County Infirmary Near Muncie, Ind,
Burned with Loss of Life.
MuNcIE, Ind, May 6,-The county in
Urinary, five miles east of this city, was
totally destroyed by fire to-day at IL
o'clock. There are forty-fve regular in
mates in the home, many in helpless
condition. 1t is reported that four Of
the inmates nerished in the flames.
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SOLD TO A SYNDICATE.

Great Knapp-Stout Company's Property
to Change Hands.
DUBUQUE, Ia, May 6.-Knapp, Stout
& Co., the largest lumber corporation in
the world, will shortly transfer all Its
property to an Eastern syndicate. 1t
has immense yards in st. Louis, Du-
buque and other points; lumber mills at
Menominee, Wis; several hundred
thousand acres of pine lands, and a
fleet of raft boats plying on the Missis-
SiDpi
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14

The Italian consul at New Orleans,
Sig. Corte, has been notified to return
home in order to furnish the Italian
government with an exact account of
the events which have taken place since
the murder of Chief-of-Police Hennes-
sy Vice-Consul Poma, of the Italian
consulate in New York, will act for Con-
sui COrte in the interim.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
FIFTY-FlVE LIVES |

The Steamer Lucy Lowe Goes
the STRAITS Juan de Fuc8
TACOMA, Wash, May 1.-The
Lucy Lowe has foundered in I'd
Juan de Fuca, with tifty-hve |
on board. The party, numberi
six, left Tacoma April p to settls
near the mouth Of the Guestahe
but were beaten back by high
became short of food. John y
of Tacoma, the only survivor, |
here yesterday. He believes ii
party hiss been lost. A search
being fitted out.
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BOY MURDERER CONVICTED.

Paul Holtz, of Chicago, Gets Fourteen
Years for killing His Father.
CHICAGo, ILL.,, May 8.-Paul Holz, the
boy who cut his fathers throat while
the latter was asleep, was found guilty
of murder to-day, and his punishment
was fixed at fourteen years in the pen
i+opfiary
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Suicide Caused by the GrIpp'

IsnpENING, Mich, May 6.-Geo
Dewick, farmer of about so year
age, committed suicide near this
this morning by cutting his throat v
a razor. The deceased had been suf
ing with la grippe, and it is beGa
the malady unbalanced his mind.
was formerly from Toronto, CANADA.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-14
Steamships Dangerous to fJshe'

PArls, May 1.-THE report Of
miral Vallon, Of the French Navy
regard to the dangers run by fisher
in wfoundland waters from the
cean steamships, has been 6ubml
- Parliament. In an interview on
subject Admiral WALTON declares
trans Atlantic ships should be compt
to avoid passing the banks Of NeWIo
1n,nl
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Creditors Left in the Lurch

MAReUETrE, Mich, May 6.-Sergt. w.
w. Dent, signal service observer at this
point, has been relieved and trans
ferred. He left on an early train. and
many merchants mourn his departure.
He is also charged with disposing of
mortgaged property. -
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BLACK sCoUNDREL HANGED,

Hugh Price, CoIored, Executed for AS
sauting u Woman.
MARSHALL, Mo-, May s. - William
Price, colored, was hanged in the jail
yard in this city at II 40 to-day. Price
assaulted Miss Alice Ninas, on Novem-
Der Is, 1890. In February following
Miss Ninas married George Miller. She
appeared at the trial of Price and iden-
tilted him, but the shame made her in
sane and she commit ed suicide.
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MURDER oF GERMAN OFFICER.
Col. Prayer, of the Metz Garrison, Slain
in His Apartments.

IN HIS ApHTIIutHISs
METZ, May IA sensation has been
caused in the garrison here by the dis
covery that Col. Prayer had been MUIR
dered. The body of that officer was
found this morning at his residence.
His head had been smashed in with a
hammer, which was found covered with
blood in the room in which tie crime
had been committed. The unfortunate
officers throat had also been severely
gashed with knife or razor. From the
investigation made into the case by the
military and public authorities, it is
concluded that robbery was tie motive
of the crime. There is apparently no
clue to the murderer.
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Cot Half He Asked for.

The celebrated damage case of Arson
Wolcott against the Pittsburg, Chicago
& st. Louis Railroad Company at
Logansport, Ind, resulted in a verdict
Of SD, 52S.77. The plaintiff asked for
$25, 900 damages for failure Of the COM
pany to furnish him cars to transport a
large amount of grain from Wclcott to
Chicago last fall, during the rise in the
w hnat mink ct
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where the Gold is Going.

New YORK, May 9.-The exports of
specie from the port of New York this
week amounted to s., 492, 365, of which
s., 2SS, 620 was i'll gold and $685.
745 silver. OF the total exports,
$7,150,ll7 in gold and $l99,970 silver
went to Europe, and $l3S,50 in
gold and 1878 silver to South America.
The imports of specie during the week
amouted to $50, 039, of which $2,450 was
in gold and $S5, 039 silver. The Servia,
which left to-day, took 81 100, 900 gold
consigned to Liverpool, the Ems 81, 5OO,-
900 to London and La Gascogne 81, 323,-
T=3 ( Paris
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Sale of an Illinois Mani.

CHICAGO, H., May The . ms
the purchase of the Moline Pillow 20
pany and the Deere & Co HarVess
Works, by an Eastern syndicate, at y
line, ILL.,, have been agreed upon. !
capital of the consolidation WILL 90
100000. Prices will be RED y ID.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
Tobacco Warehouse Burned

CINCINNATI, o., May THE tobacco
warehouse Of F. w. Dohrman & Son, in
Covington, KY, was completely de-
stroyed by fire this forenoon. The firm
estimates the loss at $4,000 Insurance
SIG 900, in the Royal, OF Liverpool.
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Novel Sunday Scnool Crusade.

Sr LOUIS, Mo-, May 7.-Twenty-fv
thousand Sunday School children to-
day inaugurated unique crusade. Di-
vided into eighty parties they in one
day made a complete canvass of the city
for the purpose of ascertaining how
many children do not attend Sunday
School or church, and to extend an invi-
tation to all such to visit places of wor-
ahiD
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BLAZE IN LUMBER YARD.

Two Million Feet OF Pine Burned ut
Muskegon, With SEQ, 200 Loss.
MUSHROOM, Mich, May Sire last
night in Bennett Bros lumber yard
burned 100000 feet of lumber. The
estimated loss is 100000; fully insured.
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Killed In a Runaway.

TWISTED, Conn, May 7:-Thomas !
Carthv, hostler at the Winste6 nou
stables, was hired to drive two Iadles
Torrington last night. The horses
away. Mccarthy had his back broR1
and will die, and both ladies were ~
lv hurt
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Hungarian Crop Outlook.

BUDA PEsrH, May 1.-THE crop re-
port to date shows that barley, rye and
feeding stuffs throughout Hungary suf-
fered great injury by the excessive heat
which has prevailed recently. The
wheat crop is fair average.
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Stamford to Make Champagne.

SAN FRANcrsoo, CAL, May 5.-Senator
Stanford has, it is said, decided to I'M
dertake the manufacture of champagne
in his big vineyard in Tehama County.
He has hired French champagne ex-
pert from Lyons, who will have charge
OF all experiments.