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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-02-12
SHUTS OUT CHEAP JOHNS.
Bill tn Prevent "Bankrupt' Sales of
ShOddy Stock.

Bill tn Prevent 'BaDkrupt'' SAIeS OF
ShOddy Stock.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 5.-Senator
Bechtner introduced bill to-day to
prevent and punish fraud in the sales
of wearing apparel at public OF private
sale by itinerant vendors, and to regu-
late all such sales. 1t provides that wear
ing apparel for the purpose Of this act
shall be construed to include all kinds
of clothing, underwear. hats and shoes,
and that itinerant vendors shall include
all persons, both principals and agents,
who engage in a temporary or transient
business in this state, either IN one
locality or travelling from place to place.
The act does not apply to commercial
travellers. Every itinerant vender de-
string to do business in the state
shall deposit with the state treasurer
$500 as a special deposit and pay a
license fee Of $50, after which he shall
receive an itinerant vender's license
authorizing him to do business in the
state. Agents doing business without a
license may be fined $50 or impris-
onr>ent TOR sixty days. Before doing
business in town or city the agent
shall pay an additional SIS. No agent
shall advertise bankrupt or dam
aged goods sale without stating I'M
der oath the details of the bankruptcy
or the damage. False statements in
this respect shall subject the agent to a
penalty of 500. 1t shall be the duty of
the prosecuting officer in each town or
city to see that the provisions of the act
are complied with. Every, deposit with
the state treasurer shall be subject to
attachment and execution in behalf of
creditors whose claims arise in connec-
ton with business done in the state.
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ANTI-sLAyERY ACTION.
International Movement for the Adolf
ton of the Traffic.

ton Oh the
The Senate, in executive session on
the 4th inst, authorized the publlca-
ton of message sent to the Senate by
the President last week, relative to the
African slave trade and liquor traffic.
The Presidents message is dated Janu-
ary %, and is letter OF transmlttal.
with a view to its ratification, OF the
general act signed at Brussels
July last by the plenipotentiaries of
the United States and other powers, for
the repression of the African slave
trade, and the restriction Of the lmpor-
tation into and sale in Il certain defined
zone Of Africa Of firearms, ammunition
and spirituous liquors. The President
calls attention to the importance of
early action on the act. The sec
rotary Of state, in an accom-
panying letter, says that as the
Publications must be deposited at
Brussels by July 2 next, II is very de-
sirable that the Senate should take &C.
ton during it's present session. The
act is signed by the representatives, of
eighteen nations, including the Pres
ident of the United States, nearly all of
the European sovereigns, and the
Shah of Persia, the Sultan Of Turkey
and the Sultan of Zanzibar. Its pro-
visions, which are indicated in the
Presidents message, are very stringent,
and contemplate the exclusion of
firearms and spirituous liquors from
Equatorial Africa, as we'll as the aboli-
ton Of the slave trade As means of
efecting the latter purpose an interna-
tional bureau is to be established at
Zanzibar, as well as strongly occupied
posts in Central Africa, the construction
of roads and railways, and the estab-
lishment Of steamboats, on inland wa
ters to be supported by fortified posts.
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A Snug Little Capital.

The incorporation papers OF the San
Miguel Consolidated Mining Company,
with capital of 100000, have been
filed at Denver. The incorporators are
A. NJ. Wrench, f. +. Woodward
and stephen A. Bailey; the
directors for the first year are
Gen. Benjamin +. Butler, Jas. Gilfllan,
Albion Smith, A. G. Drankwater, T. f..
Major, James Campbell, William Storey,
Frank +. Sherwin and G. +. Parker.
The principal office will be at Telluride
and the leading branch Offices at Bos-
ton, Mass. The company will operate
in the counties of San Miguel, Mont
rose. Ouray, San Juan and Dolores.
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DUMB EAvEsDROPpER.

Navel Suit Of - Newark IHndlady for
Defamation of Character.
NEW York, Feb. G.~Ihcodore En-
mond, who is an occupant OF the board
ipp-house of Mrs. Margaret Dusen, .
widow Of Newark, \. j., must answer ia
Justice Blauvelt's court, Thursday next,
to a charge Of conspiracy and defama-
tion of character. EmmOTd is addicted
to practical Joking. Becoming tired
of the class Of fare set out at Mrs.
Dusen'a establishment he resolved up
on teaching his lAndlady lesson IN gene
rosity. Securing photograph he placed
II in the kitchen and bribed the cook
10 Operate it when her mistress came in
to talk business Sunday, and Ill the
presence of other bOardcrs, he called
Mrs. DuRen into the diring-r0Om, and
explaining that the instrument on the
table was a musical machine wished her
TO turn the crank. Mrs. Dueen consent
ed and this is what she heard:
Mary, YOU don't want to pay over 8
cents a pound for meat anyhow; it is
good enough for them, and you can get
it on Mulberry Street tor that. You
are getting two big pieces OF steak, l no
tica, too. Let 'em eat moro Vegeta~
bles. Yesterday you bought fresh pie.
How often have | told YOU to save 5
cents on 'em by getting them stale and
warming them up? Here on this bill ia
% cents pound for coffee; ID cents Will
do hereafter. I've got enough trouble
without feeding three mentor SIS week
on portcrhouse steak"
Mrs Duscn smiled ut first, then be-
cane angry and dartcd from the room,
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SMALLPOX Epidemic IN Texas

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 4.-SmaIL-p9A .
epidemic in the town Of Rusk ana Su
rounding territory. Schools s a.;
churches have been closed, and a [ aiH
quarantine established. A fine OF gn ib,C
Will be imposed Oil every person ar snf
refuses to be vacinnated. At V'eiTSG M
thirteen new cases are reported. I'll ii
county judge of Smith County one ~ III N
day for nurses to take charge u ~
n2fipnta
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John :. Iangworrhy Dead.

John Stillman Langworthy, for near
~ twenty-tour years deputy controller
Of the currency of the United States,
died at his residence in Chicago
on the 9TH. Mr.. Langworthy
was born in Saratoga, \. y,
in 1923. He entered Il bank
as q clerk and rose from one position to
another, finally accepting the position
Of deputy comptroller of the currency
under the administration Of Lincoln,
and held the position until shortly
after the Inauguration of Cleveland, who
named Mr. Langworthy's successor.
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IMMENSE SODA PLANTIN ASHES
Works Covering Thirty-four Lots De-
xtroyed Near New York City.

Works Covering Thirty-four Lots De-
stroyed Near New York City.
New YORK, Feb. 6.-Shortly after j
o'clock last night fire broke out In
the south end of Church & Company's
soda works, on Ash Street., Green
Point. The works cover thirty-tourr
lots and are bounded by Ash, Box and
Oakland Streets. There were about 3oo
men EMPLOYED about the works
when the fire occurred. A large
number of barrels and boxes
in which the soda is packed, We're
stored in the place, and they burned
very rapidly when the flames reached
them. The firm manufactured bicar-
Donate of soda and other chemicals.
The loss on the building, machinery
and stock was about 100000 The fire
was confined entirely to the works.
The insurance on the property was
S135 600
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PRIESTS IN POLITICS.

Protest from Nova Scotia Against Inter
ference by the Church.
HALIFAX, n. S., Feb. 9.-Thirteen
well-known Catholics have written to
Arch Bishop O'Brien protesting against
his taking sides with the Conservatives
on the trade question and stating that
they looked upon his language as in
volving the declaration thatif the candi-
date tor the representative Of Halifax
at the pending elections were to
advocate Unrestricted reciprocity with
the United States, His Grace would feel
called upon to command his people to
vote against such candidates.
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To ExOnerate EIaun1.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. 7.-Repre-
sentative Morrill,, chairman of the Raum
investigating committee, has made a
report which has been agreed to by his
Republican colleagues, generating
Raum from the charge Of "working'' of
stock Of the Universal Refrigerator
Company on the employers of the
Pension Department. The committee
also reports that no favoritism was shown
Attorney Lemon.
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TOE BE ADMITTED FREE.
Treaty of Reciprocity With Brazil An
nOunCed.


The negotiations between the United
States and Brazil looking to a treaty of
reciprocity have been concluded, and
on the 9Th inst. the official announce
ment was made to Congress by the
president. Some idea of the tar
reaching importance of this re-
ciprocal agreement may he gath
cred from the estimates which have
been made Of the increased trade
will result. Al present the United
States pays to Brazil annually about
sos 600, 900, while it only receives
900 in return. 1t is expected
that in three years Brazil will pay the
United States in return for our manu-
features and products at least S25 900,
OG0, which amount will be distributed
through every section Of the country.
Not only does Brazil place great
many American articles on the
free list, but it has been ar
ranged that on other articles in the
manufacture OF which Europe completes
with this country the tariff will be low
cred in our favor to an extent which
will make it more profitable for Bra
zllians to import goods from this coun-
try than from Europe. This discrimi-
nation is to be shown, of course, only to
the United States, the tswiG on Euro
pean articles remaining unchanged. IT
is understood that similar agreements
with Cuba and Venezuela are also being
npUOtiatod
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HOT FIGHT WITH GAMBLERS.
Chicago Constables Defeated in Raid
on u Gaming House.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 5.-Three consta-
bles and five private detectives made q
descent upon Clark Street gambling
house this morning with warrants for
the arrest of the proprietors on COM
plant of Herman Miller, who alleged
that he had been cheated out of 81 500 in
the place. The heavy doors were bar
and the gamblers on the other. Sever
al persons on both sides were badly
hurt, and the constables were finally
forced to withdraw their forces without
having succeeded in serving their wa r.
rants
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CRACKED A ROBBERS SKULL.
san Francisco Merchant Nearly Kills
Bold Thief.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 9.-saturday
night man entered David Rings gro
Gerry store and presenting two pistols,
told Ring to throw up his hands. In
stead Ring grabbed heavy scale weight
and felled the robber to the floor with
it. Ring then took the pistols away and
beat the robber over the head. Ring
gave his captive up to the police and it
was found the robbers skull had been
fractured in seven places. He is in
very critical condition. The police
think the robber is the same man who
has recently robbed half dozen gro
Cery stores in the city.
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RELIGIOUS BILL DEFEATEn
The Disability Measure Killed IN
British Parliament.

LONDON, Feb. Am the House
Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone nova
the second reading of the bill to J
move religious disability, and made
long and earnest speech in support
the measure. After a protracted h
bate, during which the Rt. Hon. WI
Henry Smith spoke against the biN'
vote was taken, and the bill was deIes
cd by vote of 256 to 223.
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SUICIDE OF A MIND-READER,


fred. Evans, the California Follower OF
bishop, Ends Ilis Life.
NEW York, Feb. 5.--Thc body OF the
nan who called himself Fred. Evans
England, was identified this morning.
Evans was a well-known mind-readcr,
whose operations were chiefly confined
O the Pacific Slope, and whose former
icsidence was san Francisco. Evans
eft young wife in SAN Francesca.
evans killed himself! in the Astor late
u Monday night by cutting his throat
18th razor. Before doing so he took
! he lining out of his hat, cut the tab oil
10 shirt, destroyed all his letters and
Sapers, and in every other way endeav-
red TO make his Identification AS diff.
&1lt as pOssible
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CANAL COMPANIES TROup,
The Manchester Ditch Diggers RIM 81,
of Money!,

MANCHESTER, Feb. 1.-The Mancbo1
Ship Canal Company engaged X \
ging a ship canal from Manchesfn,
the sea with the idea of making n,
chester a port of entry, has been fo," '
to appeal to the corporation of this 81 y
for assistance. The Canal Companv
it's appeal says that its statutory /
rowing powers will shortly be exbo"r
ed and that 81, 100000 will be rea nIr
to push the work to a successful tern
nation. The appeal was referred IL
snecial committee.
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Many Miners Ont acMa

MAHoNoY Cry, Pa, Feb. 6.-Tne TIM
mel Ridge coiliery, operated by the
Reading Coal & Iron Company, at which
place 400 men are employed. shut down
Yesterday Tor an indefinite period II
was SAID last evening that the Ros+o,
Kun colhery will suspend on Sat,,rd dn,un
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DILLON FOR LEADER.
Parneu and Mccarthy to Surrender Con.
troll of the Irish Party.

PARIS, Feb. 5.-According to q dis
patch to the Temps from its London
correspondent the latter affects to know
that Mr.. Gladstone has given the re-
quired assurances justifying Mr.. Par
nell in retiring from the leadership of
his section of the Irish parliamentary
party. Mr.. Dillon, the correspondent
adds, will replace Mr.. Mccarthy as lead
er of the McCarthyite section, and will
be selected as leader of the reunited
party.
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DANA AS AN ORACLE.
pao,o.s That the President VIII c*l'
~" 49,, session of the senate

49,. r,,,,,, the President VIII C&Ii
Ia" re $50 Ertrt session of the Senate
NEW York, Feb. The following ap,
nears in double leads at the head OF the
editorial page Of tie sun this morning
w. ore not speaking from mere
probabilities when we l4 4;n frorn
pnbIic that proclamation from
the President may be cox Expect IT.
ed, probably before the the ~ Zo'n AZ tua
18th Of this month, calIing an an %n't ia
S meet in Washington on the 4th OF 81
March or Immediately Afterwards .I' ht'l; os 1s
NAV also be presumed that the business nsna;a -
to be brought before this calico Se e1f1pt
will be of more than ordinary import
-
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GLASSWARE TRUST FORMED
"A Combine Organized to Control the Out
put and Prices.

FlNDLAY, O., Feb. 9.-Five table glass
ware houses in Pitteburg, one in Wheel
ing, one in Fostoria, and one in Find
lay, joined to-day in an application
for, Il charter for new trust
combination which will be known as the
United States Glass Company, with q
capital Of 81 coo, eco. This is said to be
the beginning of a combine which will
soon embrace all the table glassware
factories in the country.
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ExPLO SION I'M A MINE.
Two Men Blown to Pieces and Three I'm.
jured in Colorado,

LEADvILLE, Col, Feb. GA terrible ex-
plosion of giant powder occurred in the
Wierhy tunnel of the White Quail mine
OF kokoma yesterday morning. Will
lam Young and John Ander-
son were blown to atoms. and
John Johnson, John Mcleod and
Will Crane terribly injured. Many of
their bones were broken by fivinc rock
The accident was caused by the acct
dental exp Iosion of the thirty sticks of
giant powder, and it is a wonder that
all the men in the mine were not killed
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ALDERMEN WEAR WAR PAINT.
Almost q Fight IN the Menominee Com
mon Council.

MENoM1NEE, Mich, Feb. AT the
regular semi-monthly meeting of the
City Council, Aldermen Henes and Tay-
lor, representing the Fifth Ward, be-
came ''sweaty around their collars"
while discussing a matter pending be-
fore the Board, and after exchanging
the lie made rush for each other.
They were only kept from shedding
gore by the restraining hand Of Marshal
Cain. Mr.. Taylor Immediately handed
his resignation to the clerk and the end
of the row is not yet in sight.
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Texas Insurance Failure.

TYLER, Tex, Feb. 3.-The Eas' to oad
Fire Insurance Company, WILL D D.s,
quarters at Tyler, went into so.' ieHe,
liquidation to-day. In a cifeulA, n m
addressed to the agents Of the conllgsJ
adverse legislation in Texas Is Is cl", rdl
as the cause for suspension. Inc IL,
pany is in gooi shape financially
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SANK AT HER DOCK,
A Careless Sailor Sends AN Ocean Steamer
to the Bottom.

"A NAFt1Cb5 sSssIAUR SeNNs sSKI OCUtkN SLSah6T
to the Bottom.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 4.-The steamer
Gree, which arrived last week from
Glasgow via Halifax and which had
nearly finished loading on her return
trip, sunk early this morning at her
dock. Her cargo of -four is being re-
moved as rapidly as possible. It is of
course considerably damaged. Some
enc on board the Gree is supposed to
have been careless, and to have left
open one Of her waste pipes, through
lost
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Electric Cars in asho.

pANvILlE, Va, Feb. 6.-The plant ona
cars OF the Danville Electric Street a 1ar
company were destroyed by fire. "a. "a.
morning, and the city is without IRE . Tins
car service cry :, The loss is between seleeo
:, M sanooo' The cause of the fire t' -
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Exporting AnericaD Co,,

boston, Mass, Feb. THE Calumet
.a ana Hecia people have just sold 5000,
Ooo pounds of copper for foreign shin
ment. The drafts have passed thronab
q local BAN king house. The price nsid =
IS sald to be a little over IA cents ts''a =
pound delivered in New YorL 0A4's d
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DROUTH IN NORTH DAKOTA.
saloons of bismarck Closed the First time
in Her NistnrY.

BIsNAHoH, n. D., Feb. At mid
night last-night. for the first time in the
history ofBismarcll all the saloons closed
their doors for an indefinite period, and
to-day not n drink is obtainable, all in
consequence of the recent original
package decision by the state Supreme
Court. 1t is believed that no attempt
will be made to run blind pigs" or
disobey the law in any particular. The
The prohibition law has been in effect
since me 80 last, but not enforced
OWN . the original package contro-
vers, 1t is learned that the decision
|of the Supreme Court will be rigidiy
observed all over North Dakota.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
Fatal DneI with Snocguns.

ST. Louis, Feb. 9.-Advices from Sui
lisent Lamar County, says that John
Oldshue and 7. j. Beck had a quarrel
about the ownership of brick kiln and
agreed to fight it out with shotguns.
Beck is dead and Oidshue has fec.
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Manager Fitch Hasn't Resigned

Marquette, Mich, Feb. 9-General
Manager Fitch has not yet returned
from the East. No credence is given to
the report of the resignation at the
South shore general Office here.
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Invited to the Worlds Fair.

LONDON Feb. lord Salisbury W,
British prime minister has receive ~
through the United States legation -. ~
official invitation from the United gun 'a Il,
government requesting Great bfl t;nb i
lake part in the Worlds Fair, Wlil'N
20 be held in CHICAGO in 1893.
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wINONA's GREAT BRlDCE.
waukee Engineer submits Plans soS
the HE StruUfurr

WI uhtc FH-IN"tF EHhINltN Hams gON
the Big Structure.
VINoNA, Mimi, Feb. Oscar Same,
onsulting bridge engineer of Milvau-
:, has been in this city several days
hsulting with members of the City
lncil with view to furnishing the
|sineeriug ability for building the high
dye over the Mississippi River at this
&C. Mr., Same laid his plans before
Council Tor future action. His plan
litierent from that recommended bv
] Waddell, the Omaha engineer.
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BORN WITH TWO HEADS
ClintOnvi1le Woman Bears n Monstro.
Lived But Thirty Minutes,

CL1NToNvILLE, Wis, Feb. ga chi
was born in the family of Lawren,
Guthier, of this city, Monday nor
ing, having two heads--one on 10
of the other. The first head had onl
one eye and one ear, while the socon
the one top Of the tirst-was natura
with the exception Of facing backward
1t only lived thirty minutes and W.
buried the same DAY.
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They Drank Finishing Fluid.

\ dispatch of the 1th from Marlboro,
man, who is serving sentence in the
Massachusetts retormatorv at Concord
and who had charge of the distributing
of stock in the shops of administration,
stole quantity of aclohol which
was used in finishing the shoes, and
gave some of it to four other convicts
All Of the men drank the fluid, not
knowing thaC the wood alcoholiof which
it is composed will burn in terrible
manner when swallowed. The men
soon experienced severe pain and they
were taken TO the hospital. Two of
them have died and the other two are
III a serious condition, but win proba-
blV rapOVpr
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Noted Nih,list Out of P.;s

Paris, Feb. 6.-Tavrenius. the Mil,
ISL VINO early IN July last was sentenn r,1l
IN company with Reinsiein, N akacbidaa
!hs \. Leyoff and Orlowsk i'A -
three years imprisonment b has 10 TO
re- s7. from prison on the ground Ie ~
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BANKERS WIFE MURDERED

Brutal Outrage by Robber Band III ~
brask8.
CLARKs, Neb., Feb. 4.-The resldeny'
of Banker Cowles was burglarlzeo JILL
morning. Cowles was knocked Sonss
less and his wife killed. The bursIIa1
secured about $50 in cash. A reWalQt y
ST 900 has been offered for the arr0S'O
the murdererS.
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BLOWN UP BY MITE
Nine French Soldiers Fatally Injured
an Explosion

an EXpIOsiOn,
MARsE1LLEs, Feb. "A dispatch f.,
Montpelier brings news of disastro
dynamite explosion through viii
nine soldiers arc expected to !,
their lives. From the news receiv
it appears that number of artlle,
men belonging to the garrison OF M,
pellier were engaged in charging MI
at the rife QUITS with dynamite VIII
the chage exploded, injuring nins off
artillerymen 80 seriously that thew a
not expected to live.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Where Is He?

Thomas Dudley Easton, aged So, said
to be the son Of millionaire parents liv-
ing at Mount Sterling, KY, has been
mysteriously missing over a week.
Easton has been connected with an in
surance company in Chicago for several
wears. The last seen Of him was at the
entrance to the Palmer House where he
stepped out of cab, leaving a loaded
revolver on the seat. Mental alteration
and foul play are the suggested solutions
Of the mystery,
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Patti IN the jug.

The Berlin correspondent Of the New
York Herald says that the police
Of that city have served an order
Of arrest on Nine Patti in behalf
Of the st. Petersburg authorities for
breach of contract in refusing to sing
unless her advance money W&s deposit
ed with her bankers The serving Of
the order caused sensational scene.
Nine. Patti was compelled to deposit
the sum Of 81, 100 in order to obtain her
lihnrfh.