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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
a SENSATIONAL SUIT.
Divorce Case Which Unusuai
Charges are Made.

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CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. GA sensation
was caused yesterday when Capt. ). w:
Moore. one of the best known and
wealthiest vessel owners on the Great
Lakes. began suit for divorce against
his wife, Mrs. Laura A. Moore;
He is about 80 years old ana
she about 40. He married
her twelve years ago when she was
widow with two children. he charges
her with gross unfaithfulness at many
times and places, and cites NUMBER ~
instances. prominent llvery-staoie
keener and one J. Albert Wilson
are named as correspondents. Capt.
Moore has for a week lived at
q hotel and his wife occupied their
handsome house on the Detroit road.
To-day Mrs Moore sued Capt. Moore,
Can't. William S. Mack, Capt. Richard
Neville, A. r. Rumsey, j. Arthur VIII
son and another whose name is UNI
known for 100000 damages. She
charges conspiracy. She alleges that
Wilson. or a person going by that
name. was introduced to her by
William S. Mack, as being a person
al friend of his family, and that
Wilson, under the plea OF taking her TO
visit his wife, and through the consplr
acv of the defendants, took her instead
to house of ill-repute. She claims
that Wilson compelled her to remove
portion of her clothing, and that when
She was in that condition the
door of the room opened
and William S. Mack, Richard
Neville, A. r. Rumsey. and another
man, who said he was an officer OF the
law, entered. The intruders, she says,
then ordered the alleged officer to ar
rest her, which he did. Mrs. Moore
claims that it is conspiracy to deprive
her of her just share Of her husband a 8
estate, and that Wilson was paid $1,000
for his work.
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THIS SEEMS CONCLUSIVE.
Secretary Blaine Says He is Not Candi-
da<o

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. James G.
Blaine has authoritatively announced
his withdrawal from the presidential
contest. Rumors which Lave been in
circulation of late, to the effect that the
secretary of state would formally de-
clare his position, found confirmation
to-day, when the following letter was
made public by Mr.. Blaine:
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 6, 1S92.-Ron
J. s. Ctdrkso1o, Chairman of the Repatb
tcon National Committed: Ny DEAR
SIR am not a candidate for the presi-
dency, and my name will not 60 before the
Republican national convention for the
nomination. 1 make this announcement
in due season.
ITO those who have rendered me their
support [ owe sincere thanks, and am
most grateful for their confidence. They
Will, l am sure, make earnest effort in
the approaching contest, which is rem
dered especially important by reason of
the industrial and financial policies of the
government being at stake.
'The popular decision on these issues is
OF great moment, and Will be of far-reach-
ing consequence. Very sincerely yours,
JAMES &. BLAINE.'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
Big Fire in Rome

ROME, Feb. 6. - An immense fire
which caused much excitement &C.
Cured here to-day in Pantanella's large
flour warehouses in this city. The in
fiammable materials with which the
warehouses were filled burned fierceIy
and the flames spread quickly to all parts
Of the buildings. and in spite Of the
efforts Of the firemen threatened to ex-
tend to adjoining property. Baron
Giovanni Nicotario, minister of the in
terror, accompanied by detachment of
troops, hurried to the place where the
hre was raging and personally directed
the soldiers In the task Of driving the
multitude back certain distance from
the burning buildings. The loss hv the ,
fire has not yet been estimated Int =
will be very large one. ~ :
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
A BIG COMBlN
Rulnor That the New York Central Will
Lease the Lehigh Valley.

Runor That the New York Central Will
Lease the Lehigh Valley.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 9.-The Led
ger in it's financial article says: "The
anxiety to learn what is going on
among the coal companies was
increased yesterday, but the peo-
pie who were supposed to know
continued to keep their own
counsel, while at the same time those
who are closely connected with the coal
companies continued to be buyers OF
their favorite stocks. The negotiations,
we understand, are not yet concluded,
and when they are the result, IL is ex-
pected, will be given to the public, the
object sought to be obtained being
the placing of the anthracite coal
trade on a basis that will make
it better paving business for all
the parties concerned. The coal
presidents are consulting about pro-
posed plan and are hopeful OF sue
cessful outcome. Among the reports
confidently circulated Yesterday after
noon was one from New York that the
New York Central Railroad is to lease
the Lehieh Valley Railroad at s per
cent. per annum guaranteed dividend /,
the Reading and New Jersey Central
railroads being interested In the ar
ranuamant'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
GEN. PALMER STILL FIGHTING
The G. A. II. Chieftain Continues His At
tack on the Confederate Flag.

tack on the Con federate Flag.
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. Sat the time of
the unwilling of the Grady monument
here, it was reported to COMMANDMENTS
Chief Palmer that the Grand Army
post in this city had marched in
the procession in which Confeder-
ate flags were carried. This brought
out an order from Gen. Palmer
in which he commanded that hereafter
Ct. A. II. organizations should not take
part in such parades. In reply to this
the members of that post met and sent
a communication in which they de-
clared that while they had no
apology to make for their action,
they would have preferred that the
flag mad not been carried, as
it was inappropriate to the occasion aud
gave opportunity Tor 8 creation OF eX-
pressions OF ill-ieeiing over dead issues.
Gen. Palmer's reply to this was read
before the post on Saturday night. He
reiterates his former position and adds:
A rebel officer has no right to wear a
rebel uniform in any loyal city. 1t is
simply adding insult to injury. He has
as much right to bear the traitors tag
through the streets OF a loyal city as he
has to wear the traitors Garb. 1t is
against the terms of surrender, and an act
of hostility against the government OF the
Tinted States. * | do not QueS-
ton your right as citizens to mingle and
fraternize with the men against whom you
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
Election in Salt Lake City.

SALT LAKE, U. T., Feb. SIN the
election to-day the Liberals carried the
city ticket by the heaviest plurality
ever known here, probably 800.
Much dissatisfaction was created and al
most a riot by the throwing out Of
Liberal votes in the Fourth Precinct
made possible by the Utah commission,
giving the other side two or three cleo
tion judges at every precinct in the city.
The majority party niberal) had no
redress when two out of three judges
refused to receive ballots. Heavy suits
are threatened and criminal prosecu-
tons against the election judges.
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@. B. MOON, Editor and Proprietor.
WORK OF TRAIN WRECKERS.
Switch Opened and Ta o Trains Wrecked
Three Persons Killed.

Switch Opened and TN o Trains Wrecked
Three Persons Killed.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. S.-One of the
the most diabolicai pieces Of train
wrecking that ever occurred in the
West took place on the Chicago & Alton
road near Larrabee, Mo-, at an early
hour yesterday morning, costing three
lives. The dead are:
Ole ELICKsoN, freight engineer. crushed
and burned.
THOMAS HINDERMAN, freight fireman,
burned, died at daybreak.
JOHN KELLER, passenger fireman, killed
instantly.
The only person injured is:
CHRIS ADLEMAN, passenger engineer.
The limited express for Kansas City,
which left Chicago at 8 o'clock last
night and due here at s O'Clock this
morning, was late on leaving Mexico.
On siding at Larrabee stood freight
No. II, headed eastward. When the
passenger eng inc struck the switch it
started off OH the siding. When the
passenger engine struck the freight To-
connective, O. dickson, of Roodhouse,
into jelly and then burned to cinder.
Engineer Alderman was thrown forty
feet, and had both legs broken and his
head cut severely, but he will live.
John Keller, the fireman OF the passen-
ger, was killed instantly, and when
helpers removed Thomas Hinderman,
the freight fireman, from the wreck his
legs came off. The smoker and chair
cars were badly broken and twisted,
but not passenger was hurt severely,
although every seat and every berth
was occupied.
The switch was found locked, but the
conductor of the freight and the LARA
bee switchman say that they saw man
throw the switch when the passenger
WhiStled.
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A Jllted Lovers Revenge.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. S.-Peter Gratz, a
Tilted lover, took fearful revenge on
his sweetheart tonight With an ap-
parently friendly salutaton he accosted
Katie Baumgarten, who had lately re-
fused to have anything to do with
him on account Of his dissolute
habits. Before she could reply he
threw the contents of bottle OF vitrol
in her face. The girl will be disfigured
for life, and is in gre 1t danger of losing
her mind. 1t is probable that she will
also lose the use of one if not both her
ewes. Gratz has thus far eluded arrest.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
THE NEBRASKA GovERNoRsHIP
Gov. Thayer Turns the Office over to Gov.
BOYD.

Gov.
Boyd.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 7.-To-nlght at lo
O'Clock this letter was handed to Gov.
Boyd:
LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. 7.--Gop. James b.
Boyd, Omaha, Neb.-DEAR SIR: When
commenced proceedings one year ago TO
did } so in the full belief that there
was great doubt in the public mind
as to your citizenship and eligibility.
| then took occasion to publish
that as soon as your citizenship was estab-
lished by the courts, would gladly sur
render the Office to you. The contest was
not one of personal strife, not to satisfy any
ambition of my own, but to comply with
and uphold the constitution of the state:
Now that the public press has announced
that the highest tribunal has declared under
the constitution and laws of our country,
and state your rights to the office, l cheer
fully yield the office of governor to you
without awaiting the mandate of the
court. AS am about to leave the state on
Monday, to be absent some weeks, it would
be most convenient to me to turn the office
over to you at O. clock of that day, If it is
your pleasure to accept the same at that
time. Very respectfully,
JOHN M. THAYER.
The letter from Gov. Thayer was
handed to Gov. Boyd by reporter,
who asked Gov. Boyd if he had any
thing to say. The Governor positively
declined to be intervie wed, saying SIM
ply he would 60 at once to Lincoln and
take charge of his office.
Charles Ogden, chairman of the
Democratic state committee, will &C.
company the Governor. There will be
no onstration, but on February Is a
general reception will be given Gov.
Boyd by the Democratic organizations
of the state.
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

Statement Showing Receipts and Expen-
ditures for six Months.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Gin re-
Spouse to call for information, the
Treasury Department has trans
mitted statement to the ways
and means committee, showing the
receipts and expenditures from July /,
1891, to December 81. 1891, including re-
ceipts and expenditures on account OF
national bank fund tor the time named.
The total receipts were Sl75, 40, 2S7
total expenditures $40 .9S4,072. Amount
of cash i'll the treasury used to meet re-
quirements of the sinking fund amount
ed to 500 0St; psf
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Slain by a Sheriff's Posse.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 4.-Particu-
lars have been received here of the
killing of James Odem by the sheriff s
posse, near Merrill Station. Last Fri
day Odem, who lives in West Car
roll Parish, La, went to Port
land, Ark, and killed two negroes,
John Priester and John Evans
The murderer escaped. The sheriff
pursued Odem and caught him Sunday
night. He resisted and fired on the Of
fcers. The fire was returned, ard
Odem fell dead.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11

Decision of the District of CoIumbis.
in the Coinage Case.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. S.-Justice
James, of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia, this morning de-
livered the opinion of the court in the
silver brick case. The petition of Mer-
rick, Morse and others for a mandamus
to compel the secretary of the treasury
to receive and coin into dollars silver
brick rendered him by the petitioners,
was denied. Chief Justice Bingham
dissented from some of the views of
the majority but agreed with them upon
the main questions.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
ANOTHER NEW CARRIER
f. w. Wheeler to Build q Frels"'''
Detroit Parties. 4

DETROIT, Feb. 5.-F. A. WheeI0i,,a 4
Bay City, has contracted 70 pu r,ort
freight steamer for Capt. A. E. o'e ,Sars
G. F. Bielman, George Peck ana osI aen.
I'll of Detroit. In dimensions ail " + hes
sYal appearance the new vessel "N ~ h,
duplicate of the W. F. Sauber, l;un her
Wheeler last season, which, du1iTIs skes
has already proved herself SUGGESTS 81 c cmssts
carrier. She will carry two poI0 single
forward and one abaft the III, Ii cost
smokestack. The new vessei :"Nhod BY
about $50, 900 and will be dn IN 3hst tho b.
July Is next. 1t is estimate. o ,ns on
new boat will carry 1000 gross eon water,
draft of IA feet 6 inches o. the Bis
which will make her one o. '
Onea-
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Confirmed by the Senate

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 4.-The Sem
ate, in executive session, has confirmed
the following nominations: james n
Beatty, United States district JUDGE for
the District of Idaho; D. r. Roberts ~
Indiana, recorder of the general lind
office; w. Z. Haskell. United States
marshal for the Northern District of
Ohio; Z. S. Howkett, register of the
Land Office at North Yakima. Wash.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
GAS IN AN OAK TREE.
Wood-chOppers in Delaware County. lnd'

Wood-choppers in Delaware County. lnd.'
Make an Extraordinary Discovery.
MUNC1E, Ind, Feb. Son Friday
afternoon, on the farm of John Abrell,
south of Muncie. large oak tree was
chopped down. 1t was perfectly sound.
Immediately after the tree had fallen
the choppers noticed peculiar kissing
sound issuing from the stump. A
match was applied and blaze shot ten
feet up in the air and burned with con-
siderable force. The tree was filed with
natural gas, which flowed out through
the grain of the wood.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
DEATH BY THE DYNAMO.
Sentence Passed on Carlyle w. Harris,
the Wife Murderer.

Sentence PASSED. on CarIYIe W. HarrlS,
the Wife Murderer.
New York, Feb. S.-Carlyle w. Har-
ris, the medical student who was con-
victed last Tuesday of numbering his
young wife by morphine poisoning, was
sentenced to death by Recorder Smyth
in the court of general sessions this
morning, after motion for new trial
had been denied. Recorder Smyth, in
passing sentence, said that no other
verdict could have been rendered &C.
cording to the evidence. Harris is to
die within the week beginning March
q. His counsel gave notice of an APP
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11

A MAN named Wilson was arrested at
Eau Claire, charged with breaking into
the Dells Lumber Company's, mill and
carving off some tools. He had been
released from Jail the day before.
GRANVILLE ROGERS, aged IA years, son
of G. G. Rogers. of La Crosse, was accl-
dentallv shot in the back while hunting.
His recovery is doubtful
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-11
MINNESOTA BANK FAILURE,

A Concern at Moorhead Closes It's
Doors With S1s5, 900 on Deposit.
MooRHEAD, Mimi, Feb. S.-The Mer-
chants Bank. of this city, closed its
doors this morning, with S175, 900 on de-
post, including considerable of the
county's funds.
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FOUR MEN WERE KILLED.

Result OF an Explosion Of q Boiler In q
Mill.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. Sat Beth
Ell, Craighead County, last night, boil
er in large sawmill, owned by Mont
gomery Slater and operated by Davis
Wright, exploded, completely demol-
ishing the building. Four men were in
the mill at the time, all of whom were
instantly killed. They were J. B.
Woods and his two sons, William and T,
J. Woods and an old man named Wall.
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OVER SIXTY DEAD.

Fatalities in the New York Hotel Fire
Three Score Roasted in Their Beds as
They Slepi-Search of the Ruins Begun
in Earnest-Oriyin of the Fire aud rs
cape of the Survivors.
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SUICIDE OF A STUDENT
He Cuts His Throat in the Presence of
His Young Wife.


COLUMBUS, S. c., Feb. S.-Rev. George
W. kildow, a student at the Southern
Presbyterian Theological Seminary in
this city, committed suicide this morn.
ing In the presence of his young wife
by cutting his throat with razor # is
thought he was insane. 40
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23

WANTED, good cook (coioredl for small
w family; come with recommendation 90
Duffy street
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AFTERMATH OF THE BANQUET.

AFTERMATH OF TIE BANQUET.
Col. RenIy's Reading of the ode to
Columbus.
The Columbus banquet Friday night is
voted by all present to have been one Of
the pleasantest affairs Of the kind ever at
tended by them here or elsewhere. As
usual some Of the best speeches
came OF so late that it was Inn
possible 70 give any report of them.
Capt. ID. G. Purses speech upon ''Sevan-
nah" was more deserving Of the applause it
received, because Capt. Purse was net mott
lied that he was expected TO respond until
after he had been seated ct the table for
over an hour. The explanation ia that Capt
Purse is always so full of Savannah that
1t was not difficult for him to make a speech
upon this subject.
Gazaway Hartridge's response to the toast,
woman" is said by many to have been the
best OF many that he has delivered upon
this subject. Mr.. HRrtridgs and his subject
seem TO improve with repetition.
Mr.. Stovall also confronted hia old toast,
The press, with equal success.
One Of the best things was the last. 10
was the reading by Col. Reilly OF an oriZi-
nal ode, entitled christopher Columbus
| written by Miss Eliza Allen Starr Of Chi
cage, and read at a similar banquet given
at Music hall, New York. on Oct II. The
words are as follows:
INVOCATION.
0 thou whose way is on the sea,
Make known to me
The path thy dread archRngels keep
Across the awful deep;
Flash DER the shadowy main,
Light from those stars that wane,
Beyond eur watkins space;
That l, man, may trace,
Upon edOriug knees
GODS highway DER mysterious seas,
VOYAGE.
Christ on thee shoulders rest,
While the pillows breast;
My only care.
Christ, and his truth, to bear
To shores unknown;
Where God is not;
In his own works forgot
Queen, on thy starry throne
Cheer, with thine eyes benign,
This lonely quest Of mine,
LANDING.
Glory to Gsd on high!
Thine be the praise
Through length Of day5l
Fly royal banner, fly!
Christ to his own is nigh.
For on this dowery strand
The cross doth now victorious stand!
Soverelgns Of mighty Spain,
Joy to your rel b.!
CASTLES most graCiOns queen,
Await serene,
Thy futures double crown
Of just renownl
DEATH.
Hush! DER that bed OF death,
Swayed by the failing breath.
clank Of chains!
Peace to the noble deadn ts.
With tears. by men is said
While angels sigh: "God reiSns."
FOURTH CENTENARY,
To-day, what pRans sound
The glad earth round!
"ColOmbow chime the bells;
Each breeze Colombo swells;
Ger land DER sea,
one burst OF melody
"a New World found.
The ode was read by Col. Reilly In very
impressive manner, and was loudly ap-
plsuded. ...r
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The days for expensive furnishing goods
ana extravaganza profits is gone. You will
nnu the handsomest line OF scarfs in Savan-
nan at "The Famous Three for 81 is the
popular price; so cents each in other stores.
for 80 cents "The Famous will give a
soart or four-in-hand that will please you;
scarfs that the so-called fine furnishing
s Soo stores viii charge you IS cents for and
not bit better. Como aud look at them
ago be convinced. 14S Broughton street.
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Carson Their Choice.

lie Independent Political Club Of the
.Ist district has been organized to push
alderman Carson for Mayor. The clubs
officers are: D. j. Buttimer, president; J.
~ " right, vice president; S. y. Houston,
secretary; s. p. Waldermacker, treasurer;
T - /. Cahill, financial secretary; George
- -. Frlzelle, sergeant-at-arms, Alderman
CsFs2n is not understood to be q candidate
$40 will not enter the race.
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The Argentine bark BslarmiRa was
cleared yesterday for Marin with 5 ,S02 pieces
pitch pine lumber, measuring 275, 128 feet.
valued at So. l89; and for Oporto with 5, 727
pieces pitch pine lumber. measuring 80, 996
feet, valued at SO, 2S1. and sos barrels OF
rosin, weighing 246. $50 pounds, valued at
81, 025. Total valuation of cargo, 81 AS.
Cargo and vessel cleared bv ]. Cuyas.
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RIVER AND hARBOR.

The Norwegian steamship Carl Konow
was cleared Yesterday for Bluefields with
1 .45c pieces pitch pine lumebr, measuring
IS, 500 feet, valued at 1891 "a. Vessel and
cargo cleared by Kavsnnaugh & Brennan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-23

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If you're an overw0rked or suffering
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The steamship City of Savannah arrived
from Boston yesterday at l o'clock, making
the run in 6SIS hours, which breaks the
record. Last year Capt. Savage brought
the Savannah down from Boston in sixty
nine hours, but his --latest trip is the speed
lest sver made between these ports. The
average time is from seventy>six to seventy
eight hours.
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