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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30

A Harrison organ calls Mr.. Cleveland,
message TO the Porty-ninth congress. pro
posing that II commission uf labor be ere
ated, deniagogy. Since tha. message mil
Hons of dollars have been lost In strikes
and lockouts, and scores Of American citi
gems have bsen Killed and wounded. Tn,
kind Of demagogy which saves life ant
property e hat ali Democrats and think
Ing pcoplc aro anxious to see more Of st
Louis Rel lblic.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-30
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

An examination both OF applicants for ad-
mission To Training school and applicants
for admission IN High School mot In 'luding
those who are graduates of the public gram
mar schools OF the city, viii take place at
the High school, on High street. Thursday,
sept. !, commencing AT "a. m.
GILMAN G. FIsHER,
a26 81 Supt. of Schools.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30


pected the cause at the time. A widow
living across the street saw light flicker
in her room and heard a noise in the
bank, but supposed some of the clerks
were there. Finally hearing an explo-
sion, she got up and, concluding some
thing was wrong, went to Mr.. Bowman's
house. but failing to arouse them called
a neighbor, who got A. D. Bowman up
and they went to the front Of the bank.
The burglars, however. had got out the
back way and escaped, and as yet no
clue of their identity has been
discovered. They had blown open
the door to the vault, in
which was about $1,000 in currency.
An attempt had been made to blow
open the lock to the inner safe with
dynamite, and an exploded cartridge
was found in the lock. AS the safe is
strong bank safe it is not probable that
they could have succeeded. They had
hastily gathered some of the silver in
their flight, escaping with only 5000 or
500. 1t is estimated that the damage
to the safe will amount to $4,000 or
moro
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
WRECKED BY EARTHQUAKE.
One Hundred Buildings at Guadalaja,
Mex. Destroyed.

Mex, Destroyed.
GuADALAJA, Mex, June 27.-The peo-
pie of this city and surrounding country
have been in state of terror for the
past two days on account of repeated
shocks of earthquake which have been
the most severe ever felt here. The
first shock occurred on Friday night
and lasted eighteen seconds, the
vibration running from southwest
to northeast. The glass in win
dows was broken and the plastering in
many buildings was cracked. Hun
dreds of people took refuge in the
streets. At daylight Saturday morning
second shock occurred, causing great
disaster. No less than 100 buildings
were completely wrecked. Several
persons were seriously injured, but
none was killed. Since then several
light shocks have been felt. The Colima
volcano, south of here, is in active
operation and is throwing out great
volumes of sulphurous smoke and lava.
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TRAPPED THE EXPRESS ROBBER
Denver Detectives Capture Ryan, Who
stole $4,000 in Washington.


DENVER, Col, June BE. J. Ryan,
who robbed the United States Express
Company at Washington, D. c., was ar
rrested here last night. He had on his
person $3.50, and he states that SAL 900
is on deposit in Pittsburg. After COM
hitting the crime he went to
Pittsburg, where he placed $41,-
900 in safe in the Safe Deposit
and Trust Companv's vaults, So Fourth
Avenue. The next heard Of him was
at Kansas City, where he boarded the
train for Denver. His peculiar actions
attracted the attention of the Pullman
conductor, who judged him to be q
spotter. Drawing him into converse
ton Ryan said he was from New York,
but he knew nothing of that city.
Once, when he opened his valise, the
conductor noticed large rolls OF cur
rency with express company wrappers.
At Pueblo Ryan got OFT the train
and failed to get on as they lett.
His travelling cap and grip were
left on the seat. The con-
ductor took the grip and cap
to the Pullman Office in the Denver
union depot, and went to Detective
Howes office, where he told his
story. Tie detective recognized the
man. He went at once to the
depot and watched all trains from
Pueblo. At 1880 last night his man left
a Rio Grande train and went to the
Pullman office, got his grip and started
up town. At this point he was inter-
copied. At police headquarters he ad-
mitted his guilt and told where all the
money might be found.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
BLOODY OUTBREAK IN CHINA.
Attacks Made on Missionary Posts ane
travelling Parties.


travelling Parties.
SAN Francisco, CAL, June 24.-The
steamship China arrived here yester-
day from Hong Kong. A Foochow
dispatch to the North China Daily
News, commenting on the Chingo and
Kienning riots. claims that the women
missionaries drew much of the trouble
upon themselves. They dressed in
native costume against better advice
an d went to the city to which they had
3een particularly warned not to go.
The troubles at Raub between the
Malays and the Chinese resulted In the
murder of three Chinese May l, one
of the number being the opium farmer
of Raub. DR.. Williams and his Sikh
escort were attacked on the road be.
tween Raub and Tras, the same date,
and the two Sikhs killed number of
the isolated soldiers. The French con-
sui, in consequence Of reported threats
to destroy the new Catholic mission at
Tanyang, made demand On the viceroy
for protection, and troops were imme-
diately sent to that vicinity.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
NELL A MURDERER.
Crime Committed by the Blackmailer that
May Hang Him.

Crime Committed by the Blackmailer that
May Hang Him.
LONDON, June 24.-The web the police
are weaving about Thomas Neill, now
in custody on the charge of attempted
blackmail, threatens to so entangle him
that he will have to answer a charge of
murder. The case is a peculiar one,
and the Scotland Yard authorities de-
serve much credit for the manner in
which they have followed up the evil
dence that leads to the poisoning by the
poisoner of the unfortunate girls whose
mystery. They would have remained
mystery so far as the guilty person is
concerned, had not the prisoner at
tempted to blackmail DR.. Harper by
writing him that he had in his posses
sion evidence showing that DR.. Har-
per's son, who is now practicing ply
stefan, had poisoned the two girls. An
inquest has been held on the body of
the girl, Matilda Clover, who died in
October last. The authorities had rea-
son to suspect that she had met her
death in a manner similar to the Marsh
and Schrivel girls, and the body was ex-
humed for examination. DR.. I. Stew
enson, lecturer at Guys Hospital and
analyst to the home Office, examined
tie stomach and viscera and obtained
positive evidence that death was caused
by strychnine. Among the witnesses
who testified at the inquest that was
held on the body to-day was Mr.. Nc
Kirkley, chemist, who identified Neill
as man who had purchased from him
q quantity of nux vomlca, drug from
which strychnine could be extracted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
WELCOME TO BISMARCK.
Remarkable Demonstration on His Ar
rival at Munich,

remarkable Demonstration on His Ar
rival ut Munich.
MUNICH, June 24.-Prince Bismarck
arrived in this city from Vienna at 9
O'Clock this morning. Despite the
earliness Of the hour, a number of Ba-
varians were at the railway station to re-
ceive him, and he was welcomed with
loud cheers. AS he stepped upon the
platform reception committee pre-
scented him with bouquet and an ad-
dress of welcome. The band present
then played "The Watch on the
Rhine" The irrepressible students,
among whom Prince Bismarck is the
greatest sort of a favorite, we're out
in force. They were determined to
welcome him, and their enthusiasm
appeared to be contagious, for the
streets through which the Prince was to
pass on his way to Herr Lenbach's villa,
where he was met by demonstrative
crowd of people, young and old, lnclud-
ed all the students from the gymnastic
associations and the Munich fire.
men, who bore flaming torches.
The students and fremen formed
line along the route. through which the
crowd, numbering thousands of people,
stood behind them. AS the Prince and
his party drove along, the crowd broke
out INTO wild and long-continued cheer
=. The patriotic songs were taken up
the whole crowd. When the party
lr.ved at Herr Lenbach's villa,
where they will remain dur
ing their stay in Munich, they
were greeted by twenty-six trumpeters
OF the Ailotria Artists ASSOCIATION.
Three times did Prince Bismarck APP
pear upon the balcony of the villa
where, bowling and smiling, he thanked
the people of Munich for their hearty
welcome.
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BATTLE WITH SOCIALISTS.
Police Have q Sharp Encounter
with q Mob.

BRUSSELS, June PA number of So
cialists of this city, who were returning
from an excursion last night, marched
through the streets singing and acting
very noisily. The police ordered them
to dispense, but the Socialists refused
to do so, and the police charged
powered, and their swords were taken
from them. A number of policemen
were severely wounded by their own
weapons in the hands of the rioters.
The civic guards were called out to sup
press the rioting, and they dispersed
the mob in a short time. Several of
the more prominent rioters were ar
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Senate bill
extending time for completion of the
bridge across the Missouri River at Omaha
three years was passed ID the Senate. The
oost-office and agricultural appropriation
ills were reported and placed on the
military academy bill was presented and
agreed to. The Senate also passed bull
subjecting to homestead law the public
lands undlspOsed of within the Fort Fet-
terman hay reservation and wool reserve
in Wyoming. The Senate spent three
hours on the free silver bill.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Mr. Stewart Of
fered, as a substitute for his free silver
coinage bill, one providing that the owner
of silver bullion may deposit the same at
any mint of the United States to be coined
for his benefit. The cops are 70 be legal
tender for all debts and dues, public and
private. Foreign silver coin or bullion de-
rived from it by melting are excluded, and
the silver act of 1890 is repealed. The sub
stitute was laid ON the table and ordered
printed.
The House
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The House,
after agreeing to hereafter meet at II
O'Clock and passing the Senate bill extend
ing to the port of st. Augustine, Fla, the
provision of the act for the Immediate
transportation of dutlable goods. went
into committee of the whole on the gen.
eral deficiency bill.
WASHINGTON, June 24.--The third par
ty was in full force in the House this morn
ing and voted solidly against motion
made by McMillln Tenn that when the
House adjourn to-day it be to meet on
Monday next. When the vote showed a
majority for the motion, Watson (Ga.)
raised the point of no quorum. McMillln
then asked unanimous consent that re-
cess be taken until 8 O'Clock this evening,
!,pt KiIrovo (rHav nhiaotinu tho
adjourned till tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Without read
ing the journal, the point OF no quorum be-
ing made by Mr.. Watson, of Georgia, the
House adjourned, the shortest session on
record-one and one-half minutes. By
arms has telegraphed absentee members,
particularly those who have been away
from their seats for some weeks, imperative
notices to be present in the House on Mon
ay.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The kilograms
House demanding the return of the alb
sentees seemed to be productive of some
little fruit; but when the House met at II
o'clock this morning, there was no quorum
present. MI. Savers, of Texas, asked con-
sent to yacate the order for the yeas and
nays on the final passage OF the general
deficiency appropriation bill, but Mr.. Vat
son, OF Georgia, objected. The bill was
passed; yeas, 1876; nays, 4. Mr.. Wheeler,
OF Alabama, submitted the conference re-
port on the Military Academy bill. The
conference bill was not agreed tO-the vote
standing, yeas, 8S; nays, a. Mr.. Oates, Of
Alabama, from the committee on judiciary,
reported the bill to establish a uniform
system of bankruptcy. It was put on the
calendar The House then accorded the
floor to the District OF Columbia; but, in
the absence of quorum, no progress was
made and adjournment was taken.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
A TOWN BURIED.
Heavy Loss OF Life in italy by . Land
slide.

Heavy Loss OF Lilo I'm italy by Land
slide.
ROME, June PA terrible accident,
caused by landslide, occurred to-day
at Monte Sasso, on the line of the Boz
logna & Florence Railway. A large
area of land on the mountain side slid
down on the houses below,
completely burying them. Thus far
thirty persons, killed or injured,
have been taken from beneath the
debris. The railway is covered with
earth and rock to great depth, and all
traffic is consequently suspended. This
line is peculiarly liable to Interruptions
from landslides. In 1851 the village of
Vigo, one of the stations on the road,
was completely destroyed by earth
sliding down from Monte Gise.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
REDMOND WAS SUCCESSFUL
The Irish Leader Well Pleased with His
Mission to the States.

DUBLIN, June pa deputation Of
Parnellites, headed by Mr.. Horgan,
mayor of Cork, to-day met John F.
Redmond, who has just returned from
q visit to the United States. Mr.. Red
mond says that his mission had been
successful. Wherever he had visited
in the United States he found 80 per
cent. of the people with him. II the
1rish-American commission, which 10
now trying to endeavor to re-unite the
Irish faction, were fairly informed, they
would consider the offer of the Parnel-
lites just and fair and al that could DO
Hxnactad
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HEALY HAS A BODY GUARD.
The Anti Parnellite In Danger Of Personal
Danger.

Tho Anti-Parnellite In Danger Of Personal
Danger.
DUBLIN, June 27.-The antagonism
against Timothy Healy apparently
grows by what it feeds upon, and he
finds travelling in Dublin and tie vicin-
ity quite dangerous. He attended q
meeting at Arklow, thirty miles south
east of Dublin, yesterday. So many
threats had been made against him that
he found it necessary to have a
body guard composed OF priests and two
policemen. The latter were armed
with rifles. Extra policemen were on
duty at every station at which the train
stopped. The. Parnellites knew that
Mr.. Healey was to travel over the line,
and hostile crowds gathered at each sta
ton. The presence of the police pre-
vented any overt act, but the crowd
vented their spite by assailing Mr..
Healy with all manner Of derisiye cries.
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and Geographic communication with the
provinces, which has been entirely sus-
pended, is now restored. The action of
the operators in leaving their keys cre-
ated great confusion in government and
business circles. The military opera
tors were pressed into service to handle
the wires in this city. The government
promised to attend to the telegraphers'
demands, and Senior Silva, the minister
of the interior, has resigned to facilitate
the settlement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
SIR WILLIAM AITKEN DEAD.
The Well-known English Physician and
Surgeon Expires.

Surgeon Expires.
LONDON. June 27.-Sir William Aitken,
professor of pathology in the medical
school at Watley, died to-day. Sir
William was the author of many
medical works, in one of which he ex-
pounded for the first time in an English
textbook of medicine the use of the
thermometer as means of determin-
ing the temperature of the body in
cases of fever. He volunteered for
service in the hospital in Turkey during
the Russian war, and afterwards at diff
ferent times held several positions in
the English army medical service.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
WORK FoRTAe GoODO MAN.
National Charities and Corrections Con
ference at Denver.

National Charities and CORE ctions Con.
ference at Denver.
DENVER, COL, June 24.-The nine
tenth annual session of the National
Charities and Correction conference is
being held here. The convention
opened last evening with addresses of
welcome and responses. Gen. Brink
erhoff, of the State Board of Charities
OF Ohio, and Andrew Elmore.
OF Wisconsin, made addresses of
thanks. The conference was then
addressed by Rev. Myron Reed, of
Denver, the president of the Colorado
association, who teelingly spoke of the
necessity Of aiding the poverty-stricken,
and said that no one, not even the GRIM
inal, should be passed by without a
helping hand being extended to him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
CHICAGO SUBURBS FLOODED
Several Outlaying Towns Inundated by
Break in u Dixie.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 27.-The great
volume of water which rolled in upon
the suburban settlements of Grand
Crossing, Fordham, pauphin Park and
Burnslde-all on the Illinois Central
Railway and below SEVENTEEN Street
was unabated, this morning. It's rise
has stopped, however, and now with no
more rains nothing remains to be done
by the distressed inhabitants but await
its natural recession. Grand Crossing
residents discredit the story that the
big dixie was cut. They say the wind
was heavy and the force Of the water
great. These elements alone would
have forced the dixie
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End OF the scuuder Case.

FRESH POND, L. l., June 26.-The body
of DR.. Henry M. Scudder, who on Tues
day last committed suicide at Chicago
jail, where ne was confined on the
charge of numbering his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Mary Dunton, was cremated yes
terday at Mount Olivet Crematory.
Five friends of the deceased were pres
ont
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
DYNAMlTERS HUNTED DOWN.
The Anarchists Who Blew Up the Very
Restaurant Located.

PARIS, June p. = Detectives have
started from here to London to arrest
the Anarchists Francois and Meunier.
1t is now proved that these men were
the perpetrators Of the explosion at
Very's restaurant in this city on April
% last. Both men were arrested at the
time of the explosion, but were subse-
quently released for lack of proof. An
Anarchist named Bricon, who is IL
prison here, has furnished proofs OF
their com plicity in the explosion.
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SHOT 1EAD In COURT.

Sensational Murder During q New York
Criminal Trial.
New YORK, June 27.-Murder has just
been committed in the court of general
sessions. Max Clerget, who was before
the bar to answer to the charge of raping
15-year-old Sarah Divin, was shot
through the heart and instantly killed
by the girls brother, rs years old, Ed
ward Divin.
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Another Bic Fire at seats,e.

SEATTLE, WASH, June q. -Schwa-
bacher's Bros large wholesale grocery
and hardware store caught fire at 7:30
O'Clock this evening and was totally de-
stroyed. The loss is nearly $500, 600
with insurance 100000. The Hotel
Northern, adjoining, was considerably
damaged
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
Cholera IN PARIS.

PANS, June 2l-Choiera is extending
in the manufacturing suburbs of this
city. Eight persons died from the dis
eased YESTERDAY at Auberyilliers, Eve
miles north of Paris.
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WAS NOT LOST AT SEA.

Overdue Steamer Vega, from Lisbon, Ar.
rives at New York.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The steamship
Vega, with 600 passengers, from Lisbon,
which was supposed to have been in
collision at sea with the sailing vessel
Fred B. Taylor, arrived at quarantine
at 5:12 this morning. She reports that
she was not in collision with the Fred
B. Taylor or any other vessel. Hence
the mystery touching the capsized
vessel supposed to be the Fred B. Tay-
lor remains unsolved.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
OCEAN STEAMER MISSING.
Fears for the Wetherby, Long Oyerdu
at London.

at London.
MONTREAL, Que, June 24.-Consider-
able anxiety is felt here over the fate of
the steamship Wetherby, Capt. Wether-
by, twenty-tbree days out from Mont
real to London. The Wetherby left
here on June /, with cargo of grain,
deals and cattle, and since that time she
has not been reported. She is an old
Furness Line boat and carried no pass
enpers. Seven Canadian cattle attend
ants. were on board however 1t is
feared the steamer hasgone to the bot
tom.
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KILBoURN BANK ROBBED.
burglars Blow Open the Vault with
Dynamite.

burglars Blow Open the Vault with
Dynamite.
KILBouRN CITY, Wis, June GA
daring burglary was committed in Bow
mans Bank here last night. The bur-
glars gained entrance through the back
door somewhere near midnight, and
worked deliberately and boldly until 3
in the morning. AS many as FIVE or six
reports of dynamite were heard during
that time by people liTIng within three
blocks Of the bank, though no one sus-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
HEAVY LONDON FAILURE.
A Corn Merchant Goes to the Wall
Owing 5000, 900.

LONDON, June 24.-In the bankruptcy
court to-day H. n. Pillows, corn mer.
chant doing business in Settling Lane,
was declared bankrupt. His liabili-
ties are Else. 1852, and his assets G14. 797.
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bh O perators Return to Work
Is. June a4.-The strike of the
MAers throughout Spain, which
last, has been settled.