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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
WILL THEY FIGHT AT STA
New York Society Awaiting Word =
MIR. Borrows and MIR. Draw,

New York Society Awaiting Word q,
Mr.. Borrows and MIR. Drayton. 'Al
New York, March 19.-Has anvth:
happened on the Majestic? This is ~
question society is asking. But wbo,b
er or not Hallet A. Borrows and CoIu
man Drayton fight a duel on ~t M
pass age, the incident gives onn we
tunity for the relation of the D par.,
scandal. Mrs. Drayton was Anss"'ooA
Aston. Mr.. Drayton was fond of bS N,n'
life and his wife was a follower of so UHle
ty. A coldness sprang up, and as ' w:
grew the friendship between NI nsI
Drayton and Borrowe increased
soachman who frequently drove tho.
out told Mr.. Drayton of cer ~el
occurrences, and the Draytons wSn.
abroad. So did Borrowe, Nna
day in London Mr.. Drsvta
found Mrs. Drayton and Borrowa' ~
Lnch together. Drayton endeavo,o
Il arrange for duel, but the se ,o,u
named prevented the meeting, charc;n
that Drayton recently made char
against his wife to her parents, and tbo
they agreed to pay him 5000 Der Woo
and SIS, 200 per year for their chldren
who should remain under her care bu
that if she continued the acouaintanc
Of Borrowe the children and their SIX
600 should come under charge of Draw
ton. Mr.. Drayton was NJ,
senger on the Majestic, on wbE;r
Borrowe had previously announrs]
he would sail. Borrowe cbarco|
his plans, but when it was limited t6a
he might be called coward if he 4;
not sail on the steamer he FASTENED
Queenstown and intercepted the be-,
He had his second with him, and stata
he would fight drayton during the Vol
age. The affair has served the purno]
Of exposing one Of the most sensation
scandals that has ever come TO lipbt
New York society circles. Mrs. Drs
ton 10 one of the Astors and leader
uociatv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
VICTORY FOR MRS. CART
RehearinE Ordered by the SUPP
Court on the Sensational Case.

Court on the Sensational Case.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, March l9.-The d
ion of the supreme court Of
ing a rehearing of the Leslie U
divorce case created a sens1
at the clubs and in sol
circles here when it became knowa
night. Although the decision Wai
handed down at Ottawa
lato in the afternoon, the
after being telegraphed here, 81
like wildfire through FASHIONABLE
cles. The result is a great vlcto1
Mrs. Leslie-Carter, and Is
more noteworthy as the app3
court, which is only seconal
jurisdiction to the supreme cour9
affirmed the verdict granting her
band g divorce. 1t is signlcrn'
that all the judges of the supreme
concurred in the present dec
which was written by
Craig, noted as the mosI
sentative and severe memloe
the court. Mrs. Carriers sl'O
say that the result is {,
triumph for her side, anu
they are now satisfied that there
a reversal Of the verdict that emu
famous and sensational trlaI
dragged it's way through 1n0
County courts three years ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
BLAZE AT ESCANABA.
Sutherland shoe Company, of Milwa
kee. Suffer y So 600 Inss

Sutherland shoe Company, of MiIwau-
kee, Suffer So, 900 Loss.
EsCANABA, Mich, March 21.-Fire de-
stroyed the Stonhouse Building, on
Ludington Street, occupied by the Suth-
erland Shoe Company, of Milwaukee,
and by Justice of the Peace Stonhouse
as an office. Loss on building, $1,000;
insurance, $1,000; loss of Sutherland
Shoe Company, S., coo; insurance, S., 500.
The shoe company only moved into the
building last Wednesday, and had not
yet got opened for business. They only
placed their insurance Saturday. The
fire may have caught from cinder
from fire in an ice house one block
away which occurred twelve hours pre-
viouS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
PLATT AND TRACY o0

Attempt to Hold Them h''f =,
Directors of n Stock eo"
NEW YORK, March 17.-LoD' u
on his own behalf and tll"' y
creditors of the American Lo". y
Company, has begun action 10
against Thomas G. Platt, oecl 5 III
Navy Benjamin S. Tracy anu ore
rectors to ascertain if they ct IT. !
BILE for certificates OF depu'be he'd
the creditors which have no "rs Al
It is claimed that the dlrecIoipo x|
sonally liable for debts M no. Eve
$1,000 each. Bauer holds IT
Gates of deposit to the value
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
1T WORKS A HARDSHIP.
vesselmen Preparing to Oppose the VI
Shipping Measure.

Shipping Measure.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l9.-Vd
selmen are beginning to realize the I'd
that Senator Villas intermediate pd
bill will probably become
law if nobody makes obectioI
and are preparing to resist by appeal
personally to their REPRESENTING
When the bill was introduced
was considered as reasonable al
20 easy of compliance that
body objected to it. Senator Sawy
put it through the committe and 81
ator Villas put it through the Sena
Now that favorable report has be-
ordered by the committee, it has 81
denly been discovered that the
would be oppressive in its opeat
and work considerable hardSh
to vessel interests. They sugs
that it be amended 50
to include ports which
ports of entry or ports which h
$4,000 population. This would
d great disappointment to toy
like Racine, Sheboygan. A
land and Superior, in VIII
benefit the bill was introduced. T
would fail to receive reports Of g0
loaded or unloaded at their resp
i've ports and more or less of tt
commercial business would be repoT
at terminal ports. Senator Sawyer
examined the bill very caret
and s'ils to SEQ how 1t
work hardship to anyone,
requirements are exceedingly SIN
and easy. Any vessel clerk can BE-
tailed to make out statement OF
cargo unloaded or taken on and sen
to the customs Office at every intel
data nrf
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24

He is to Be the New Commander of the
Washington Soldiers Home.

V~ShAnkIOh SoAuA0FA IlO"es
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 21.-An
unexpected bit of army patronage has
been placed at the disposal of the Presi-
dent by the resignation of Gen. Orlando
B. Wilcox, of the governorship of the
United States Soldiers Home. In the
eyes of retired army officers, who alone
are eligible for the position, this lis
regarded as the most important army
billet within the control of the Presi-
dent. While no additional pay
is attached to the office the fact that a
magnificent home is provided free of
rent to the incumbent is sufficient in
ducement to cause almost any one of
retired generals to accept the detail. A
dozen or more of the retired officers en-
tered the contest for the succession to
Gen., Wilcox: The fight, however,
may be regarded as ended, for there is
little doubt that Gen. John G. kelton is
booked for this choice billet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
FOUR LIVES LOSTIN A FIRE,
Fatal Blaze In a Meat Market i'm q Lon.
don suburb

LONDON, March 1S.-A fire occurred
this morning in a butchers shop in Lii
libridge Road, Brompton, causing the
over the shop were occupied by the fam
lily of the butcher, a man named West
on. The fire spread with great rapid
ity, and cut off the escape of Mrs. West
on, her two children and girl named
Amy Glover, who was employed as
cashier in the shop. After the fire
their bodies were found burned to g.
crisp. Another woman who was in the
house was terribly burned, but man
aged to make her way to the street.
She was removed to a hospital, where
the doctors say there is no possible
hone of her recovery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
PERRY'S SCHACkLES SAWED
The New Fork Train Robber Nearly Es.
canes from Jail.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, March 17.-Deputy
Sheriff Collins has found two fine saws
secreted in the cell of train robper
cord which the robber had wrapped
about the shackles to prevent them
chatting his ankle was removed, and
the irons fell to the floor. They had
been cut through by file. No trace of
such tool could be. found. Inside the
lining of his waistcoat $3.50 in bills was
fnn nd
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
EXPELLED FROM COMMONS.
Seat of Hastings, Convicted of E1nbezzle-
ment, Declared Vacant.

ment, Declared vacant.
LONDON, March Elm the House of
Commons to-day Mr.. Balfour, the gov
eminent leader, moved the expulsion
of George Woodyatt Hastings (Liber-
ally, member for the Eastern Division
of Worcestershire, who on the
18th inst. was convicted, on his
plea of guilty, of appropriating
TO his own use certain moneys and Sc
curites which he had received in his
capacity of trustee under the will of
John Brown, and who was sentenced to
live years penal servitude. Mr.. Glad
stone said he thought Mr.. Balfour had
arrived at the right conclusion as to the
action the House should take in the
matter. The motion was adopted in
silence, and Hastings ceased to be a
member of Parliament.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
HILL STARTS FOR Ho"'
His Visit at Augusta Coh'i"''
Leaves for the North

ATLANTA, Ca, March ia y, "
tee of leading Augusta Democrats !,
ed by Patrick Walsh, took oena
and his party in charge tn ITO,
ing and gave them an INV Nv
drive throughout the Gily I'd
suburbs. At l o'clock thlS "Il
the party left here on the re Ta.l
mond & Danville tran tor wa
d. G. No stops or speecnc;9; +,
templated on the route, ana !,
gramme is adhered to senaso ,+o
his friend will reach NashlDs"
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
FIND A HAVEN IN AMERICA.

Three French Bankers, Who Failed, Said
to Have Fled to This Country.
PARIS, March 21.-It is reported that
Molten, Herrard and Gueyrand, di-
rectors of the Banque DIES Chenins de
Ferret Industrie, which failed Saturday,
have fed to America.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
afternoon
WAR ON THE BISCUIT TRUST.
The Government Decides to Commsn nee
Suits Against the Combine.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2l.-Acting
upon the report of United States
District Attorney Milchrist, of Chicago,
who has been for some time Investigate
ing the methods of the Biscuit Trust,
the encouragement has decided to
prosecute that concern rs opposed to
the anti trust aW.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
FACED DEATH EVERY MINUTE.
Terrible Ride OF an Indiana Mao That
win Cost Him His Life.

viii Cost Him His Life.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, March lin
attempting to pass between two cars OF
a freight train, James Gaibraith, mail
carrier, had his feet caught between the
drawheads and the deadwood. There
was no brakestaff on either car, and he
was obliged to cling to the deadwood.
The train started and ran eighteen
miles before Galbraith was found.
When the train was stopped, and he
was released, it was found that both his
feet were crushed SO badly as to neces-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
CLOSING DOWN Cur

Co,liery Employees in penn
a Vacation !.
MAHAsoY Cry, Pa, M I'rt !,
the collieries in this dls. o.orss
the Mahanoy Jig ana fnurther
shut down to-day untli .ihrougt
ALL All the he" other mines = 'e etop i
valley received notice y
ill Monday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
MRS. OSBORNE DYING.

Prison Life and Disgrace Have Broken
Her Health and Spirits.
LONDON, March 21.-It is believed
lieved that Mrs. Ethel Osborne, in pris-
on for nine months for larceny and per-
jury, is dying. Her condition has been
such that before her trial and after her
condemnation she was confined in the
intirmarv attached to the Holloway
model Jail. The disgrace she has
brought upon herself and her family
has proven greater than she can bear
To-day it is announced from the prison
that she is i'll q comatose condition.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
The House.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Mr. Sayers
TEX. presented the conference report on
the urgent deficiency bill, ana it was
agreed to. AS finally passed, the bill ap-
propriates S4l9,541, being. S41,22 more
than was carried by the bill as it passed
the House. The House then went into
committee of the whole, Mr.. Blount in the
chair, ON the free wool bill. Mr.. Coombs
On. " concluded his speech in favor OF
the bill.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-On motion OF
Mr.. Richardson (Tenn.), a concurrent
resolution was agreed to for the printing
of $1,000 additional copies of the special
report on the diseases of the horse. Mr..
Joseph On. NJ, from the committee on
territories, reported bill for the aims.
sion of New Mexico as state of the
Union. House calendar. Mr.. Smith
(Arizl, from the same committee, re.
ported bill for the admission of Ari'
iona. Same order. Mr.. Goodnight (Ky.).
from the committee on judiciary, reported
back adversely a resolution prelerli ~
charges against Andrew p. Mccormick,
United States district Judge for the North
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24
MONEY FOR THE HARBORS.
for Wisconsin Ports in the
Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. March 21.-Fol-
lowing are the allowances made in the
river and harbor bill as given out this
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-24

New York's Far Bill PASSED..
ALBANY, n. Y, March 1.-THE AS.
sembly this afternoon passed the Sem
- -aa's Fair bill. appropriatinp
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$1,000. '''' ''0oA'
LIE appeal of the Tanners union in
MllWaukee to the American Federation
Oh LABOR has been promulgated, and il
Is expected that every branch of that
organization IN the United States will
90 all III its power to aid the strikers.
LIE row over the management of the
state normal school at Milwaukee, has
eliminated in the designations of Presi-
gent Mapel and Prof. Gillian. Roth
have been accepted.
HE first grand jury ever drawn in
Ashland County was summoned on the
10Th, and will convene az the coming
term OF the circuit court. County ClerI
remedy IS affairs are to be overhauled
II Is openly stated that there will be
some prominent persons implicated in
TIE charges. The Taxpayers 4 ssoc;a.
'Ion, represented by several LEADING
lawyers, VIII push the investigation.
a., ANOTHER step has been taken toward
building at Milwaukee. An aduart;sa.
anent calling for bids for excayatino
grazing aud temporary drainaca 10
printed. 1t will be some time hafora
Inc bids are opened Aoi0
An exciting county seat FIGHT ia lkalv
70 De precipitated in BAYFIELD, Connt ,y
Inc new town OF Iron River seaLs :.
Jake honors and hopes to secure tha " W
operation of Washburn thronph -; ;e .
ousy OF bayfield,, the present co; J1a,-
seat. ~, Inc new town already has avss
ss!awmllls and box factory. Faal G ny IS
nkeiy 70 grow verv bitter if the f;nhEf Is IS
commenced. Iron River is the frad -
center Tor a large number Of hom ao
s sa;a 70 2. a real estate syndicate Is
SAD 70 DC back Of the movement -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-11
TRUSTEES SALES, ).

!ns%1an9 n,s Va, on SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY
az Sa a,hhiL, 1872. AT 1a NJ. AL OF the following
u,srcr,peu real estate lying In the city OF Roar,
to wit: ~ "se'''"e' a. ionows'
MS, ISL. Beginning at a point on the north eioe ~
iaHcwcil street 22)30 feet west OF Jefferson
slreet; thence along TaYcwell street sonth s. dc.
slces - minutes west 80 Us feet to a point: thence
Mvrtu ocgrcc 30 mi utcs east 9 feet to an alley
ls lec' wide; thence along said alley north IS de-
slces y minutes cast 70 Us feet to point: thence
soutn l degree 81 minutes west W Icct 10 Ih,.
ocgi,nning. ad. Beginning at q point on the
SOUTH nc pf Luck street 220 west OF Jcncrson
suce.; thenee along Luck street north IS de-
prees ~ minutes west IN tcet to a point: thence
su W cgrce 3 minutes wcst SIG fctt TO an
aiey IL rect wide; thence along said alley north
% uesrces " minutes east s00S feet TO an alley
iuIect wide; thence along said alley north de-
eice % minutes east q 81 feet to place OF begin
IinS Vhcsc being same lots conveyed In Nj N
Rogers by John Sheridan and wife nv deed
dated November 81, 1SSS, and the Same nroncrty
conveyed TO said George f. Dyer and ii. n. Diver
oy decd bcartag datc.of March LIST IS,N) together
WIFI AZ the appnrtenaBct = thereto belonging
ERMS: Cash as to much OF the proceeds
Us may be necessary TO dcfray the cxnepses of
executing this trust, including n trustees COM
mission OF 5per ceptum, al 4 TO nav or and aIs
charge the last of the above mentioned notes
now past due, in the sum of S1,la5 with Interest
tnercon AT pr cent from the LIST day or March
iS9U; aud the residue. IL any. to be made PAYABLE
ID Two equal annual installmcnts from date OF
salc with interest, TO be properly occurred.
o,o. j. ALLkN WATTS,
~ 'uni' Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-11
A TALL BEAR STORY.

Tho Improbable Yarn of an Arkansas
Hunter.
"Speaking about bears" said Squire
Garvin, as he settled himself in a COM
Portable chair at the police station and
addressed Memphis Appeal Avalanche
reporter. speaking about bears,
think had an adventure with one not
long ago that beats the record.
III was hunting around Shell lake,
over i'll Arkansas one morning. was
in dugout and had my gun and little
dog. The bear l have reference to
made its appearance on the shore, and
shot him. When I landed 1 heard a.
noise over in the brush, and, thinking
there might be another bear there, 1
determined to start in to investigate.
The bear had shot lay lifcless, to all
appearances, but I had my suspicious
about him, knowing the treacherous
habits of the varmint, and before I
went away tied the chain of the boat
around his neck and left the little dog
to watch.
81 had not gone far in the brush be-
fore heard the dog barking, and, hur-
rying back, what was my surprise to
'SS viz oSdi S1iiholuR IL Tree ana pulling
the boat up after him, with the dog sit
ting in the stern thereof and barking
for dear life. The sight almost para
Iyzed me for moment, but soon re-
covered and fred. The bear sprang
from the tree jerking the boat contain
ing the dog after him, and he pulled out
for the other side. had to stop to re-
load, and by the time was ready to
shoot again the animal was out of
range. ran around to the other side
of the lake, expecting to catch him
when he landed, but he was too sharp
for me. He only stopped long enough
to let the dog out of the boat, when he
pulled out again before I got in range,
and when he got in the middle of the
lake he climbed into the boat himself
and sat on his launches looking at me.
never recovered bear nor boat; but
there are stories afloat among the in
habitants of the country in the neigh
borhood of Shell lake of bear being
seen frequently gliding gracefully up
and down the lake in dugout."
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-11
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

NEw YORK. March -ISpecialI-
Southern flour weak, dull. Wheat
unsettled, active, closing steady; No. g
red. l.03 A@1.O4A store and elevator,
1.O4 ss LOG, afloat; options closed weak,
unchang' to 4 lower prices than last
night; No. red, March, 1.O1X; Nav,
1.O0A; July, 971s.
Corn steady, moderately active; No. 2.
49H@49N elevator, 5000 afloat;
options moderately active, 4@4 lower
steady; March. 49A; May, 461s; July,
1875.
Oats, spots firmer, quiet; options dull,
irregular; closing steady. March, 364;
May closing 1868: July, SIX; spot No. 9.
36A@ u; mixed Western, 36@37I
Coffee options steady, unchanged to 5
points down; March, l3.55@6O; May,
1865. Spot Rio dull, weak; No. Z,
145k.
Sugar. refined dull, steady. Molasses,
New Orleans quiet, firm; common to
fancy. 2s@36. Rice, fair demand, firm.
Petroleum. steady. qniet. Refined New
York, 40; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, q 3506.40.
Cotton-seed oil dull, easy; crude, 25.
Rosin firm, quiet; strained, common to
good, 1.40@1.45. Turpentine dull,
nominal, 35, closed active, s6@36L.
Meat market quiet, steady. Peanuts
steady. Lard about teady, dull; West
ern, 6.7o@6 72}1; March, 6.7O; May.6.74
July. 6.S7. Freights firm, good de-
mand; cotton, 5-32d; grain, 4d.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-11
A PARROTS MEMORY.
Ono That Recalled Face After Man,
YcArs Had Elapsed.


"Ten years ago q young married lady
Mrs. Robins, from New Orleans, made
quite visit ut our house" says writer
in the st. Louis Globe Democrat. "She
brought with her parrot named Pc
dro, and it was n sight the way that
parrot made himself mt home Our
children were all at home thcn-the
youngest eight years old and the oldest
sixteen. Three of them are married
now and one is dead. 1t was poor little
Quita that the parrot took such n fancy
for on that visit, and before the first
day was out lie was calling: 'Quital Oh,
Quita! till you couldn't have told him
from one of the family. He began
calling me papa right away in tho
most affectionatc manner, and he had n
funny way of going downstairs, hold
ing on with his bcals at every step and
letting himself down, shouting ut cvery
breath: oh, KeZiah, Keziah! Don't
you hear? Pedro wants his dinnerr
Keziah was our servant then, you see.
Well, the other day Mrs. Robins came
again, and brought Pedro. He was
taken upstairs to the hall, and then, ut
Mrs. Robins request, uncovered the
cage myself. wasn't expecting any,
thing of the kind, and tell you came
mighty near fainting when that bird
stretched his head up, turned it to one
side, looked at me critically minute,
and exclaimed: 'Howdy, papa! Mrs.
Robins has had no children, under
stand. No, that parrot remembered
me! felt SO curious to know what he
would do that turned him out and fol-
lowed him. He made straight for the
childrcn's old room, and when opened
it he went in and walked all about, evil
IDENTIFY looking for something. 1 thought
| knew what was coming, and pretty
soon it came. Guitar he called, where
Is Quita" Maybe you think that didn't
break my heart almost! He is there
yet, and he calls her every day. But
the way he tumbles down that stair
case, calling for Kcziah! That would
make you laugh! lie doesn't take
kindly to our new servant girl, and evil
IDENTITY considers her an interloper.
tell you that parrot remembers"