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New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
WITNESSES FOR AND AGAINST

Washington, Jan. 29.-The senate Judiciary Com
mttce which has had the matter Of the confirmation
Of Judge Woods before il for some weeks, was In
session several hours to-day, examining witnesses VINO
were summoned at tho request OF Senator's Inpc anu
VOORHEES,. who are opposing the confirmation Iho
principal charge made Is that Judge Woods decided one
way in one case and another way I'm subsequent case
the object being u favor Colonel Dudley in Tie con-
splgacyn case and prevent his convicuoh' Inc wiz
nesscs examined to-day were about equally divided
D.. and ogolnst connrmntiou 10 has not yet been
determncd whether any more witnesses VIII ne ncaru
or not and this Will not be- settled until senator |oof
Lees returns 10 the city.
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ryvp eroPrs Rr-ByFD IN PlSSAIC. v. j.

Fire broke ont ii frame block In Man-ave, Passac,
On Thursday night, and destroyed property worth
$4,000 I'm two hours Five stores were burned out
and their contents ruined The blaze started In barber
shop 1t was first discovered by an engineer going
through town on a midnight Erie express from New
York lie blew distress whistle until he attracted
tho attention Of number of people. The fremen
worked hard and managed TO save number OF neish.
hor,nr bindings The burned building is the centre Of
business block Which would probably have been
went away IL the high winds OF Tuesday had prevailed.
rhe insurance amounts 10 about 1000.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
SHORT GARNET MEETING.

Washington, Jan. oo.-The Cabinet meeting TO-DAY
was unusually brief lasting about fortyhve minutes
secretaries EIkns and Ruk remained with the Presi
dent for short time after the meeting had adIourned'
Secretary Foster the only absentee. Inc pfeVity
Of the session IS taken to mean that nothing Important
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
PrGgTryG SryUlY PAPERS IN PITTSBCRG.

Pittsburg Jan oo.-Robert Mcclure, agent OF the
law and order League renewed his fight against the
Sunday newspapers to-day by entering infornations
against persons for selling papers on Sunday
A number OF infomatons also made against car
r,ers under the law Of 1914. over 100 informatons
are now held by Alderman Robe, and hearings VII take
Mace next week. IT understood the society intends
to carry fifty of the through at sitting Tho
news spapers, newsdealers and news companies have
combined to contest the cases.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
ECO HARRoR c1ornryG FAcroRIEs SHUT DOwN

EGG HIFBUh CLOI HTNG FACIUHITS NHU I70'' %
Egg ilaror City. y. j., jan "9.-MO't oi Tie lsise
clothing factories Of this place have shut down on ac-
count of dun times, and the result Is that fully two
third, OF the population are entirely idle The clothing
iheustrv i. thc chief means livelihood Of the residents
here and this shut down will entail great poverty
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
Drpyr VIOLATE THE cTyrr SERVICE LAW.

Washington, Jan. 20.-John j. Nerser, president OK
the Old Dominion Republican League was acquitted In
,b Criminal Court Of the District OF Columbia to-day OF
ths charge OF having violated the CIVIL Service law by
soliciting and receiving contributions for political pur'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
TO RE NAMED TIE MARBLEHEAD.

Washington, Jan. 2o.-sccretary Tracy has informed
Senator Iloar of his determination 10 name one Of
tho largest new battleships building for the Navy
the Narblehead In honor OF the Massachusetts, town
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
MP nrpEW 10 PRESIDE

Wllkesbarre, Penn, Jan. o9-The Welsh citizens os
this city and county elated to-day over the fact
that Chauncey NJ Depew has consented to preside over
the great Cambro American Eisteddfod, to be hed next
Nfo
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lac began 70 steadily Improve, aud
after the use OF them for seven
months his head was entirely
well. When we began using
u his head WAS a solid sore from the
crown 10 his eyebrows. 1t was
also all over his ears, most Of his
face, and small places on different
parts OF his body. There were six.
teen weeks that we had 10 keen
his hands tied ~ tho cradle and hod
them when he was taken up; and
had 70 keep mittens tied 90 h,s
hands TO keep his 1nger.na.ls oul
...o..lA ...nA Ana.- II Ia n.i.ih In 80
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amounted to s4o4so which the total amonre a. T
revenue from the salt springs last year. Ihe VIII. W.c
amount asked for the present fiscal year, Tor Ha'o
rance, Is S64 900.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30

Tho total exports to the Two IsIands durEhs ''7 Ut |
months the reciprocity treaty has been Ia oPeiaU0
have amounted to Ss,0360l2 showing an inc'e"'e
over the corresponding period in 1890 OF S2oo-fo'.
rho following table shows the export trade from the
rritod states TO cuba OF articles included IN the
t,ansltory schedule OF tho treaty during the lour
months 1t has been In operation. compared with inc
CORES spondlng period In 1890:
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residents OF the Hebrew colony then declared boy.
cot not only on the barber shop, but other stores IN
nonnisvIlle The village doctor ard undertaken arc
a,on tncluded in the bOycot The cOlOnlts are doing
eli beir business With storekecpcrs of Tuckahoe, SIX
mi away.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful
Had 10 Tic His Hands In Cradle
Cured ny c"tic"ra'

Our ltre boy broke out On his head with a bad fonA
Of eczema when he four months old We tried
three DOCTORS but they dId not help him. We then
used your three CUTICURA REMEDIES. and after
usnc them eleven exactly according directions
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of that name The name suggested as ,rdoIsv Nv
n the great number OF ships but ana na'" nsnn W
a,,zens of Marblehead during the War OF iol-'
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a The sores, as ne would h.fatch u ne cou,I ~ an
way get his hands loose. We know your CUT1CURl
REMEDIES cured him We feel safe in recommending
others.
GEO. b. and JANETTA HARRIS, Webster, Ind
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
Cotu,ueudablc,

All claims not consistent WITH the hise character o.
Syrup Figs pufposey avoided by the Cal fg syrup
COMPANY 1t gently the kidneys. liver and bowels;
cleansing the system erectpaly, but IS not cure2
and makes preteDsions that every bottle VIII not SUB
Qfnastoter
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TRADE WITH CUBA AND PORTO RICO.
AN INCREASE OF OVER 100 PER CENT IN La
PORTS FOR DECEMBER, 1891, AS CoN'
PARED WITH DECEMBER 1890.
PARED WITH DECEMBEK, Io0V'

Washington. jan o0.-The official returns nav 49,
received for December 1S9l, OF the if"ue WV"
and Porto Rico, showing an increase !" NV -. 20,
- ,h r,rt,od ct,+os Of 100 per cent rs compared
win the exports Of December, 1890 The following 10
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and n soothing and strengthening nervine,
impartng tono and vigor to tho whole sys-
tenn. It's n legitimate medicine too-care-
fully compounded by an experienced ply
scian, and adapted to womans delicate or
ganization. For all the chronic weaknesses,
functional arrangements, and painful dis
orders peculiar to the sex, it is an unfailing
remedy. It's because IL Is unfaiing that 10
can bo sold under positive guarantee. IL
it fails to give satisfaction, in any case for
which it's recommended, tie money paid for
it will DO promptly returned
You pay only for value received
IL is II legitimate medicine-not beverage.
Contains no alcohol TO inebriate no syrup or
sugar TO sour or ferment in the stomach and
cause distress. AS peculiar In its marvellous,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30

Sold evoivwhcro Price, CUTICuRA. SOC. SOAP,
Csc; RFSOLVENT. 81. 90. Prg9Ied BY the POT POTTER
,xss Sand for GLOW 10 Cure Skin Diseases" "a
,octn ,o Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30

THE BROOKLYN AND BOSTON EMPRESS
Leaves Brooklyn aad L. !. City VIA Lous Smn Snsm
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30

Tribune Onlce Jan. 30. a. m.-Gcnefaly is'r 49,,
preyailcd yesterday such wind as there was sns ~,
n,hc,,v In nothe,stcrlv but IL amounted TO little hu'
n,ldltv increased go in the morning to 40 ~
Tho temperatme ranged between 81 and 40 cesfese ay
average (3Ss) being lower Than on lne eoirSHPV"7
last wear and higher than on ghufs1s ba cloud.
In and this city to-day there VIII p'oo~D'' ~
tpess with a little rain or snow; cooiei'
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The blood and Skin Purifier and greatest q Humos
Romedes ccanses the blood all impurities and posoa
Glenn ents and thus r'noyes the eansa VINE @ @S1I
an exquisite skin beaut er, clear the slIn ana sap
and restore the hpr Thu. the CUTICuiA REMEDIES
cure every species itching, burning, seay pmply
and blotchy sen scalp, and llood diseases from glo.
pies scrofula from infancy to age, "heh tAe oess
physicians fail.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
Manhattan Beer

HiupfeI Rrcw,ng Co.. Manhni,nn Beer
Is the product Of pur. Allt and Ho- bLr Tor lalny
made. The J. Chr o. uupfel Bwg Co., 70 East SSth'ss
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30

A Jeeble wo,
man is restored
to health and
strength, by DR..
Piercc's Favorite
Prescription. II
you're overwork-
cd, down."
or debilitated, you
need it. It's an
inyigorating, ro-
siOrntive tonic,
New-York tribune., 1892-01-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS:

.fErTE5- M,rpi-g. night In
p" ISSI5s7s ma $3.50 lOnl 80
10 tTr-- y n T-T-7il L1
43 r.. 1T gagl ~ H n -. 7lt1lsaael
40 l- ~ 'lt II I r. .sI-l
E.T --i1 ~ Tts gsl n s sA,3 oo
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
GIVES UP HIS OFFICE.
United States Minister Porter VIII
Into Politics.

United States Minister Porter VIII 10
Into Politics..
ROME, Sept. 9.-The Italia announces
the resignation of Albert G. Porter
United States minister to Italy.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 9.-The an
nouncement contained in the cable
message from Rome that Mr.. Porter
the American minister to Italy, has re
signed, will not surprise persons in Of
fetal circles here it the report should
be verified. It has been expected fol-
some time that Mr.. Porter would re-
sign as soon as the incident" with
Italy arising out of the lynching of the
Italians in New Orleans has passed sui
fciently into the history of happily
ended international difficulties to per
NIT of his resignation without any sug'
gestion that it was due to the entangle'
ment arising while he was United States
minister to Italy. At the time Mr.. Por,,
ter returned to Rome after prolonged
absence occasioned by the recall Of
Baron Fava, it was stated that he would
before long tender his resignation to
enter politics, and it is presumed thai
this announced intention has been car
ried out, though the absence of Press
dent Harrison. Private Secretary Hal
ford, Secretary Foster, of the State De-
partment, and others, delays its vern'
cation in Washington.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
Extensively Prudish.

There is very little probability that
the play written by an American
lady, which the English Examiner of
Plays has refused to license, contains
anything either gross or coarse, in
decent or indelicate," although the
Examiner ai1irms that it does. The
fussy parsonage who says what shall
and what shall not be played in
Great Britain is very arbitrary and
has made some huge mistakes in his
day Perhaps this insolent accusa-
ton Of an American woman may
turn out one Of the greatest Of them.
As for grossness and indelicacy,
everybody knows that English audi
ences will stand language and al
lusions which would not be tolerated
here
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
FIRE LOSS AT ALBANY
Several Buildings and Contents n
stroyed-Loss 100000.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 12.-An alarm q.
fire. which brought ont the full depa,
ment, sounded shortly after o'clor,
this morning. The fire was found to /.
in the printing establishment of Jamo'
B. Lyons, who has the contract for tSs
state printing. The flames spread RAM
idly. The upper floors of the Huda3n
side ofthe building we're mainly occupip3
bv Russell Lyman, shirt and collar lns y
ufacturer; Hughes & Sampson, Dana,
box manufacturers and the Albany Co.,.
amel Company. The lower floor W.,
divided into stores. AT 4 o'clock the fm
communicated to the rear of the H~
tel Columbia, to the west, on Beayp,
Street, and in short time what was oDM
the armory of the Jackson Corps VA,
destroyed, 1t next entered the rear Of
the Hotel Fort Orange and between
fire and water the interior of the build,
inc was soon wreck. James B. Ivo,
is probably the heaviest loser. He say,
he has an insurance Of 10000 in differ.
ent companies, but he figure,
ms loss over insurance at $5OM
Several annual reports Of the State De.
partments were in the hands Of tbs
state printer. Some departments have
lost the original copy Of their reports IN
the fire. Several residences near Tia
fire were more or less damaged. The
total loss is estimated from $250,0Wb
G200 ono
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
DEATH IN A HOTEL FIRE.
Three Persons Perish and Many Inure!
at Montreal.


MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 12.-At hall
past O'Clock this morning the Cham.
berly Hotel was discovered to be On
fire. Two persons were seen to comen
windows on the second floor and then
after piteous shrieks for help and an
appealing glance to those who had
rushed to the scene, to 60 back into
the flames which roared behind them
Many of the guests leaped for Their
lives to the pavement 40 feet below
Several received sprained or broken
ankles. In fro1lt room on the third
floor was found the first of the fires
victims. This was a sewing machine
agent named Turcotte. The Sec
ond victim to be brought out
medical student named CidalO.
He was breathing when found, but died
soon after being taken to the hospital
The last body was that of stableman,
who was found lying under his bed on
the top floor, his body being charred
almost beyond recognition. The Loss
will amount to $4,000 on the building
and furniture.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
Letter Boxes for Houses.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 9.-rosi :.
master-General Wanamaker TO-DAY . 10
sued his expected order deputIzlng. ; .p.
postmasters of free delivery cl. u. w
towns and rural communities to 2 ,:no n.
letter boxes O the request of clIls'n 4
for the collection and delvef!; i
mail at house doors. The orde11, nsps
said, affects nearly 5000, 600 reslue;n IL al
to which the free delivery service j. br
ready extended, and it is regarue et de-.
post experts as the most importafn,, mail
parture in the free delivery o. m.
since the beginning of the system The
der Postmaster-Gener Blair. oooIa.
canvas models OF boxes to De i sears,
mended have lasted over two ,otoOd
and the recommended boxes. haN0D'
the test of actual experiment
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
THE FARTHEST POINT NORTH
Peary's Grand Achievement on the last
Greenland Coast

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1.-THE
stars and stripes have been planted at
the two points nearest to the north pole
vet reached by civilized man.
The Navy Department to-day re-
ceived the following telegram
from Lieut.. Peary, at St. Johns,
N. F.: "The United States navy claims
her discovery on the Green land east
coast of Independence Bay, 81 degrees
north latitude, "a degrees west longl-
tude, discovered July 4, 1892, and Green
land Ice Cape, which ends south of Vac
toria Inlet" The highest point hereto
fore attained on the east coast IS about
IS or II degrees, and was
made by Holdenby, a German. The
highest point on the west coast was 81,
made by Lockwood and Brainard, OF the
Greedy expedition. Naval officers are
delighted at the success Of Col: Peary,
and his telegram is received with much
mi
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
WAR in INDIAN TERRITORY.
Five Men Killed the Result of "A Po1it
icaI Camp .ign.

Five Men Killed as tho Result of Polit-
ica1 Camp.ign
McALEsrER, 1T, Sept. u. - AS has
been frequently predicted, the heat o,
the campaign between the two parties
composing the Choctaw nation has re-
suited in bloodsheli Yesterday morn
ing party ofabout twenty-five Indians
surrounded the home of Joe Hokulo-
table, full blood Choctaw, one mile
south of Hartshorn, and calling him out,
riddled him with bullets. The gang then
proceeded to the homes of Elias Colbert,
Robertson Nelson and Frank Frazier.
all Of whom they SHOT down. Later re-
ports are that five men have been killed
on what is called Brushy Bottoms. An
armed posse of about seventy-five men
were organized last evening at South
McAlester. suburb of this place, in
which the United States court is in SEES
sion and the little town presents an APP
pearance of war. Every man TO be seen
is armed to the teeth and the streets are
crowded
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
Another International Rumpus

LONDON, Sept. 12.-The latest advice'
received here from Genoa regardingtbe
murder Of Frank Reilly, the seaman
from the United States squadron. Wne
was killed on the night Of September,
In a lodging-house in Genoa, show tnat
national animus was the cause o.
the crime. The proprietor o.
the clearinghouse. when the A Al.
erican seamen applied to him l@
lodgings, used most abusive Ian.
guage to them, simply because thes
were Americans. The seamen were
advised that it was unsafe for them ~ "
remain in the place, and they starlebb
for the door when the proprietor, wiz
a knife in each hand, sprang toWai;u
Reilly and stuck both the weapons u
his back. Reilly staggered to the strtss
where he fell and died in few MN
utes. The murder was entirely unpST
voked, and Reilly was killed for no o,i
er reason than that he was an amer
can. In consequence of the klllns a.
Reilly the sailors of the United ola,I
vessels there are not allowed to % ~
shore while they remain at Genoa
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
CHAPTER XVI.
A NEW FRIEND.

Margaret, think 1 shall bring Will
son to dinner tonight. | met him yes
terday and he asked about you. He has
heard BERTHE lauding you to the skies,
and naturally he is anxious to see the
paragon.
Really, that is too bad of BERTHE. /
don't pose as a paragon. Brian. and in
deed don't care to be one. [ do want
TO meet DIR. Wilson, though, and if you
will only correct his false impression,
| wish you would bring him this even
ing"
I'll bring him, but I'll leave you to
correct or prove his Impressions. |
know you'll be equal to the emergency
in either ease. You should really APP
preciate the compliment he pays you.
I don't believe | ever heard him eN-
press desire to meet any one before. -"
Really? Why, l feel quite vain. I
hope he isn't a cynic.
ooh, no. It is rather Indifference, I
think. He isn't particularly sociable;
that is, he doesn't care for visiting
People follow him up, though, like the
deuce, and he's considered quite catch
in the matrimonial pond Any number
OF anglers would be glad to land him.
The power of money. you see. We'll, I
must be off. | sha'n't be home to lunch.
Good-by. You wont be lonely?"
No"
Every day Brian left Margaret with
this question, and every day she an
swered NO, but always after he hal
gone she felt she had answered untruth-
fully. She was lonely-yery lonely.
She found SO little to interest her-so
little to fill the long dull mornings
Brian sometimes came to lunch, but as
often he did not Her afternoons were
spent in seeing the sights of New York,
shopping, or calling on her few friends,
and her evenings at the theater, when
Brian would take her; but more often
at home alone when he had some en-
gagement which he could not possibly
defer.
From these engagements he would
return late in the night, with the
heavy, stumbling steps which told
their own story, and which always
struck SO heavily on Margaret's heart,
as she waited sleepless and anxious
This was the record of the ten DAYS
She had spent IN New York. and she
seemed as FAR away from the reward
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
Arlnored Express Cars.

General Passenger Agent Heafford,
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, received a letter the other day
from Charles Shanafelt, Of Lawrence,
Kan, describing a contrivance he
has invented FOR the purpose of pro-
tecting express cars against train
robbers. The apparatus consists OF
a revolving turret set in the middle
of the express car and provided with
loopholes through which the guards
can operate Winchesters, Calling
guns, or any other form Of artillery.
The turret is supposed to be con-
structed of armor-plate steel, and is
so arranged that a band of train rob
bers could be annihilated with one
broadside.
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dauehter with him, but managed to get
her over the fence safely. 49,
THE dry goods business OF the laIe !.
Chairman. of Milwaukee, has been
or ~. bv his heirs into stock com
pany, with paid-up capital OF Sooo.-
Mrs. August MILLER, aged IS, died at
Prairie du CHEN from heart disease
while walking home from the grave
ward, where she had been attending
Andrew kahler's funeral.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
SUING THE UNION PACIFIC.
The Rock Island Company Files 1. Claim
for 500. 600 la1napas

CHICAGO, H., Sept. l2.--The Chicago
Rock Island 4 Pacific Railway Com
pany tiled declaration in the circuit
court to-day in a 100000 damage suit
against the Union Pacific Railway for
breach OF covenant. According to a
contract executed in May, 1890, the
Rock Island claims that the Pacific
Company was to lease and jointly oc-
cupy the tracks, etc, from Mcpherson.
kans.. extending west of the Arkansas
River, to South Hutchinson, and also a
line between South Omaha and Lincoln.
The Union Pacific Railroad it is alleged.
never kept the agreement. and for the
first mentioned road the Rock Island
seeks to recover S19.043, and for the lat.
ter line 500. $40 for rental.
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A STRIKE POSSIBLE.
Trouble on the Reading that May Result
in a Walk Out.

in a Walk-Out
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. l2-Chief p.
M. Arthurof the Brotherhood Of Locomc-
tive Engineers. who is here with Chiel
wilkins, of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors, and P. H. Morrissev, represent
ing Chief Wilkinson, Of the Order OF
Trainmen, and grievance committee
of Reading employees, to-day said that a
conference would be held with Presi-
Mcleod, of the Reading, on Tuesday.
The trouble grows out OF the discharge
of engineers for the reason that they
belonged to the Brotherhood. The ire
men, conductors, brakemen, sWltchmen,
and other employees, Mr.. Arthur says,
stand by the enginAers
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
MAY END THE STRIKE.

important Conference Between Marinette
Mill Owners and Employees.
MENoM1NEE, Mich, Sept. 12.-Several
of the Marinette mills attempted to re-
sumo operations this morning, but
not sufficient number of non
union men could be found to
do the necessary work, and
all is still again. A conference will be
held this afternoon between commit
tee appointed by the mill hands and
the mill owners, when q settlement OF
the difficulty will probably oe made, by
which all the strikers will go back to
work at slight advance in wages.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
Irish Crops Ruiued.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE harVes' - red
west OF Ireland, which recently pfo ,ate,
to be abundant, has been nuibpannon
spoiled by lncessant rains. Inc taovel
and its tributaries have o ov.s.od AMI
their banks. Potatoes are oilg sia Gred
the crops are rotting in the fields : 4
distress is inevitable.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-15
Western Pennsylvania Miners str,ke

PITTsBURa, Pa. Sept. 12.-Over 1000
coal miners on the river district form
ally struck to-day on the 9-cent reduc-
tlon made by, the operators. About
working, and the men refused to return
to heir picks to-day. Half of the miners
ar organized, and are prepared for a
struggle.