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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

There are in southwest Missouri many
openings in the earth, which are called
elbow ont holes" and ''cold caves" from
which Issues cold blsst of air. A local
theory is that the temperatures of these
places is reduced by the enormous deposits
of ammonia, caused by the presence of
bats.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

A gigantic clock has now been placed on
the second platform of the Eiffel tower in
Paris, and it is as remarkable as fine
specimen of scientific and mechanical
work as it is noteworthy as being the
highest timekeeper in the world.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

]. W. Carter, of Cairo, in payment of
wager, crawled through sewer in the
presence of several hundred people who
had assembled to witness the feat. The
sewer was only sixteen inches in diameter
and 120 feet long.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

An Atlantic, Ga, druggist has invented
bottle that will prevent druggists from
making mistakes in filing prescriptions
It has a stopper which is covered
with sharp points that will prick the hand
of the person handling it if he is not care
full. The idea is to put all poisons in
such bottles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

Then steal away, give little warning.
Choose thine own time, say not good night,
But i'll some brighter, happier cline,
Bid me good morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15
THE HOUSEHOLD,
Life.
MRS. BARBAULD.

Life! know not what thou art,
But know that thou and | must part
And when or how or where we met,
l own to mes a secret yet.
Life, we've been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy weather
It's hard TO part when friends are DEAR
Perhaps twill cost sigh, a tear;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

In Ashantee grows.a tree which furnishes
excellent butter.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-30

Aitken, George. One saddle
horse, 35; l saddle, c5;
farming implements, 20:
musical instruments, SO;
furniture. so: 5 acres OF
land below Truxton with
improvements thereon con-
sisting Of dwelling house.
outhouses. fences, &C., 25O.
Acosts. Joaquin. II jacks, go.
Aiken, William. 2 work
mules. so: milch COW,
20: 2 old wagons, 20: me-
chanics tools. Is: stock Of
goods on hand, 500: furni.
ture, $50; lots IA and 18,
block 2. Townsite Of King
man, 80, frame lodging
house on above lots, 400;
carpenter shop on Front
street, 25; improvements
on ranch in Truxton Cam
yon, $50; bowling alley.
100 ...... ...s....
Alvine, Dramond. Diamond
Joe mine. 8 pack mules,
240; saddle, 40. ......,..
Arizona Northern Mining com.
pany. by John Barry, su-
perintendant. 2 work hors-
%. 85; furniture, 10; .
frame building enclosing .
complete 5 stamp quartz
mill, consisting Of boiler,
engine, pans and all nec-
essary machinery, located
at Cerbat, 1000; q acres
Of patented mining land
known as the ConnoP
mine, situated in Wallspai
District, 500; q acres pat
ented mining land known
as the Rolling Wave mine,
situated in Wallapai Dis
trict, 500; q acres patent
ed mining land, situated in
Wsllspai Mining District
and known as the Cerbat
mine, 500; adobe Office
building in Cerbat, so;
frame house at Connor
mine, 40; Steam hoist at
Connor mine, $50, 80.
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-30

1 W. -W- -
improvements in Color
ado River Valley, 500. /.
Dunden, Jas. Eight pack
mules, 500; one saddle
horse, 80 75; hogs, $40;
saddle and bride, $50;
furniture, 40; frame
house at Layne Springs,
800; frame house at
blackberry, 500; frame
store building in Hack.
)l berry, $75 ...........
Diamond jos Mining Com
pany. Tent on mine,
f25; jacks, $50; saddle
.I Is; tools on hand, SIS;
goods on hand, SIS;
furniture, $30;.
Davis, A. f. q acres of
patented mining land,
known as the Todd
mine. situated in the
Wallapai Mining Dis
trict, 500. ~. ......
Ellibee. E. 4 work horses,
l70; 3 saddle horses,
SO rs; 8 stock horses,
1856; 200 stock cattle, L.
700; poultry, IL; wagon,
80; buggy, 80; harness
and saddle, 25; tools,
25; sureties and collat-
erals, 100: watches, 40;
furniture, rs; Ellibee's
81 wells with improve
ments, thereon lbs. :.
Ferris, frank. Furniture,
10; stone house on
Stockton Hill, so. ......
Foster, +. q. Frame cot
tage on Main street in
Peach Springs, 80. =.
Frost. w. E. 4 saddle horses,
ll9; l2O stock cattle,
1920; wagon, Is; furni-
ture, 80; lots 30 and 32,
block 81. Townsite Of
Kingmsn, 25; residence,
wind mill and other i'm
provements on above
lots, 800; ranch and i'm
proyements at Wallapai
Springs. 100. -,
Frazier, r. L. l work horse,
20 IS; 2 stock horses,
"a; l 2-year-old horse,
IL 75; 20 stock cattle,
10; saddle and bride,
20; watch, Is; Peach
Tree Springs, 5 miles
Peach Springs, with inn
provements here on,
consisting Of frame
house and corral, 6O....
Fischer, L. 2 brood mares,
AZ SO; 2 jacks, s; one
wagon, 10; one set Of
harness, 5; improve
| ments on possess ory
right to ranch on Color
ado river, 50.. ...,. -.
Fackler. John. 40 stock
horses, $50; 10 saddle
horses. 297 50; 400 stock
cattle, 3, 400; saddles,
25; ranch with improve
mems on Knight Creek,
| 300. ..........
Garden springs Mining Cor.
poration, James Un-
capher, agent. l saddle
horse, 20 70; mining
tools, so; 8 acres Of pat
ented mining land used
az q mill site, near Min
eral Park. 100; Eve
stamp-mill on above
mill site, 5000; one
adobe building used as
an Office, 400; 9 61s10O
acres Of patented mining
land known AZ the Key
stone mine, 500; i'm
provements on above
mine consisting Of hoist
ing machinery, &C., L.
600; q acres OF patent.
ed mining land known
as the Ithica mine, 500.
Graham, H. Watch Is;
furniture, 80; frame
house at Todd Basin.
lOOa.. .,..."tt
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-30

FGrounds, ,superintend-
ent. ! wagon, so; me-
chanics tools and 5000
feet Of pipe not laid.
8H 275; possessory title to
5 acres Of land used %
mill site, with improve.
ments thereon, consist
ing Of frame house en-
closing = complete Wiz.
sle gold mill, 1000;
boarding house on same,
IS; four miles Of l-2
inch pipe line to mill,
10 90 100. .................
Goodman, I. 2 work mules,
80; 8 saddle horses,
178 80; 2 stock horses
"a; 800 stock cattle, g.
$50; 8 jacks, 40; wagon
, % 10; ! raddle, 8; furni-
ture, 10; ranch known
as Warm Springs, with
improvements, 500;
corraio on Salt Creek, 25
Gillis, w. H. 2 mules, 40;
l6 90 assay scales, 25; one
whim 10; tools on hand
20; watch, IS; frame
building In Cedar Valley
enclosing complete FIVE
stamp quartz mill. 81
600; adobe residence
and ASSAY office. 100;
blacksmith shop. rs.
Hamilton, Frank, l saddle
horse, 20 IS; tools and
assay outfit, 40; saddle
"a III 10; watch, Is; miners
cabin near Mississippi
mine in Maynard Dis
90 tfict, oU ....s..s..
Halleck. Mrs. Thomas, no
list returned by j. P.
az Burns. agent COPIED
from 189O). II saddle
horses, 357; 800 stock
cattle, 4,25O; wagon,
25; saddle and bride
so; corrals, 200; house
and lot in town of Sig
nal, l5O; house and
water right at McGreg-
or Springs, 100; house
and water right on Bur-
70 os 70 Greek. 100; house
and lot at Aubrey Land
ing, 100.
Harkins, Mrs. NJ. A. (No list
returned by J. P. Burns,
agent; copied from l89O)
100 stock cattle, $50,
Hunt, Charles and William,
by A. Corn wall. 3 sad.
die horses, 1925; 25
stock cattle, PIP SO; sad.
10 "a die, 10; musical instru-
ments, 81.
Hartley, w. D. Mechanics
tools. 100; furniture, so;
lot %, in block z, Town.
site Of Kingman, 25;
lot 25, block Z, Townsits
37l of Kingmsn, 25; frame
residence on lot %, l25
Harcourt, Josie. Furniture,
25; lots and 4, In
block No. 3, Townsite Of
KIngmsn, 20; frame
building on above lots,
1855 Is 200. ~.
Hardy, VIM. H. 2 work
horses, 30; i wagon,
20: 2 buckboards, IS;
well-borine outht, 200;
Stockton Hill toll road,
oW.... ............g...
Hardy, Wooster, estate Of,
w. H. Hardy, adminis-
traitor. 3 lots south side
Of railroad, Kingman,
30; improvements on
above lots. 800. (.
linus, Ed. 2 work horses,
85: l3 saddle horses,
1856 25; 8 stock horses,
102; 500 stock cattle, A..
ESQ; wagon, 40; harness
and saddle, 25; hay and
grain, %; furniture. rs;
house and lot in Hack
III 13 berry, $50; ranch at
Willows, with house i'm
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-30
AoHAVE COUNTY MINER KINGkAN ARIZONA 80

Y 8 8
eral Park. 500: house o
Main street, Mineral Parl
used AZ u residence, lOC
frame house formerly use
as = store in Mineral PArl
100: 160 acres Of patente
II farming land situated
miles north OF FL. Mohsv
with improvements there
on and known as Smith
80 Ranch, So. ,........
Clark, James. Frank Robinson
agent. Frame house i
Gold Basin, loo; mill sit
known ~ Southern Prid
mill site, 100. ...
Copeland. NJ. G. One piano.
% ~ so; one watch, $25;
jewelry, $50; furniture,
500, -.
4
G. O. ID. Mine, John Lynch,
Supt. One saddle horse,
$29 IS; frame building
on G. o. ID. Mine en-
~ closing steam hoisting
plant, with pump, $l.-
$40; blacksmith shop
on mine, $5U; assay Of
fee and bunkhouse, $3.50;
office and foreman's
IL cabin, $50.
Cofer. j. II. 1 dairy COW,
63 $25; ! jack, 20; furni-
ture, $25; plot Of ground
east Of Kingman with
improvements thereon,
consisting Of adobe res
idence aud wind mill,
FAOO. --.....-..
Campbell, Dan. Lots 7, 8,
and II. block s, town
site Of Kingman, $75. =.
Cornwall, A. 9 saddle
horses, $l7S SO; 100
stock cattle, sl,6l5;
hogs, SO; poultry. $40;
wagons, $50 harness and
saddle, SIS; mower, $40;
So farm improvements, $40;
library, $40: furniture,
f25; ranch on the Big
Sandy with dwelling
house and other inn
provements ereon,
vCOVs-
% Commercial Mining Com
pany, r. A. Rowland,
agent. 8 work horses
and mules, $272; wagons,
500; harness, $50; hay
and grain, $50; lumber,
$75; mining tools, 800;
- merchandise, 900;
furniture, 800; q acres
patented mining land
known as tie Antler /,
mine, situated IL miles ].
east of Yucca, $1,000;
2l acres patented min
w ing land known as the
Spuyten Duyvel mine,
$1,000; q acres patent
ed mining land, known
as the Copper World
mine, $1,000; frame
03 building containing q
complete steam hoisting
plant on the Antler
mine, $500, frame store
98 and Office building on
soove mine, si25; frame
dwelling house on same,
1900; boarding house
on same. 500; BUNK
house on same, tl0O;
blacksmith shop on
rs same, $50; stable and
corral on same, 1900;
two stone cabins onCop-
per World mine, $50. x.
Cohenour, J. N. 8 saddle
SO horses, $50 25 100
stock cattle. $3.50; wag-
on, $25; harness and
saddle, $50; Derchan-
disc, 5000; watch, SIS;
lot and frame store
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-30

ranch with improvements
consisting Of dwelling house,
| fences. barn, corral, &c.,
situated vt Beaver Dam,
Observation-Disclosures. 100.
Atchison, Charles. House ard
lot on south side Of Main
| street. town of Mineral
Park, 100
Amer, N. C. l saddle horse,
"a 4S; ! saddle, l0; min.
ing tools, 25; y frame
house at Silver King mine
Wallspai District, $50: /
Common Sense whim on
Silver King mine. 40.
Buckley, John, or John Kay.
One watch, 25: . lot with
IN adobe house thereon,
situated on Dupont strset,
in the town Of Mineral
Park, and formerly known
as Mays Butcher shop, 20
Boland, j. NJ. ! saddle horse
20 IS: saddle, Is: bar fx-
lures, 10: one watch, 25:
frame house At Layne
Springs used xs q saloon.
20, ...s...ts
Baldwin, F. X. Watches,
100: jewelry, 10 :.
Boalt and Eames. by A James,
superintendent. Fnrni-
ture, 25: frame building
enclosing complete 5 stamp
mill, situated in Todd Ba.
sin, and known as the EN-
pire mill, 1000: drying
house and furnace with
stack, 200: blacksmith
shop with tools, $50 board
ing house and office build
ing at Empire mill, l25;
cabin at Harrison mine,
20: 1900 feet u pipe line,
200: water tank, loo:
steam hoist, 500. ..a...~
Boner, Alfred. 3 saddle horses.
SO 25: rs stock cattle, 1877
SO: ! wagon, 20: harness
and saddle, 35; furniture,
35: ranch on Big Sandy,
with small house and cor
raj on same, 20. ..,.......
Boner, James. 3 saddle horses,
80 25: 90 stock cattle, ,765:
saddle and harness. 25:
ranch on Francis creek,
with adobe house and cor
raj thereon, so: corral on
Sycamore creek, Is. .....
Bland, J. d. 6 saddle horses,
l78 SO: 800 stock cattle,
$3.50: saddle and bride,
20: ranch with corral
thereon onSycamors creek
100. -.
Butler, Sam'l A. / saddle
horse, 20 rs: l jack, 8:
wagon, Is: saddle, 20:
Buffers Wells ranch four
miles east from Bowman's
ranch, 100.
Burns, J. p. I saddle horse,
20 IS: 100 stock cattle.
$40: corral at Burns
Spring, $50. .......
Bunker, 8. A. 3 brood mares,
SO so: 8 yearling, 25: one
half interest In Hancock
spring 8 miles southwest
of Beaver Dam, so: Boul-
der spring 5 miles south
west Of Beaver Dam, 100.
Breon and Spear. II acres Of
patented mining land
known as the blackberry
South mine in blackberry
District, 500. ...........
Brown, d. 1 stallion, AZ 80:
10 brood mares, 10: 5
3-year-old horses, 85: 5 2
year-old horses, AZ so;
house and garden spot on
Francis creek, 25. go.
Cuzino, Calvin. 2 saddle hors-
es, 80 80; 2 stock horses.
"a; 10 stock cattle, 85; l
saddle, 20; bar fixtures,
so; furniture, $50; lot with
adobe house t ereon
Mohave County miner., 1892-01-30
MOAAvE COUNTY,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

FOR THE YEAR A. D. 1901.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
MOONSHlNERS In NEW YORK
An Illicit Disti|Iery Operated in the Heart
of the City.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Moonshiners,
doing an extensive business in the very
heart of the city, have been discovered by
United States internal revenue officers.
How long the illicit distillery has been in
operation is not known. The moon
sinners escaped arrest. The business
was carried ON in four-story brick
building at 69 Washinton Street by Charles
LOranZi, q wine merchant, with the as
sistance of several men whose names are
not yet known to the government officers.
LoranZi had been doing a large business.
There was no outward signs that he was
not complying with the law. and combining
himself to the production of the grade OF
Wine that is exempt from taxation.
a. II. Brooks, chief of the internal rev.
enue agents in this city. visited Mr..
Loranzis place yesterday with Mr.. Yates,
and found that in addition to making an
inferior quality of wine MIR. Loranzl had
been turning out fair grade of brandy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22

| twenty years has been associated with
o we house OF Marshall Field < Co., Chi
holstery department, died suddenly OF
| apoplexy.
Twelve persons were Injured by the
| Wrecklng of an Illinois Central train
near Lincoln, Ill. The wreck was
caused by washout.
| LIE wall of sand pit caved in at Gin
ION, H., crushing to death Ernest
Mitchell and Walter Eli, two young men
VINO were loading a wagon.
| lHE SILICA Sand Works, located near
1he village Of Millington, H., burned.
Loss, $4,000.
Baron Won GARTNER- GRIEBENow, sec
j rotary of the German legation at The
hague, and Marquis de Valladareo,
secretary OF the Spanish legation.
fought duel, the Marquis receiving a
wound in the leg.
olas Is to marry an untitled widow is
confirmed. She is immensely wealthy.
ana lives on the estates near BURN, LETT
nef by her husband, who was tur
dealer. The Grand Duke will renounce
all his special rights in order that he
may marry her.
IHE municipality of Rome has ap-
proved Of proposal to place a marble
SLAP on the front Of the Palazzo Veros-
pl, IN the famous Corso, where Shelley
composed "The Cenci'' and "Prome-
theus Unbound"
Mrs. CHARLOTTE NJ. FAyMAN, of Chi
cago, was robbed of ST 800 worth of dia-
monds between Altoona and Pittsburg
by Frank Rainier, Pullman car porter.
Inc latter was caught while trying to
dispose of the goods.
WILLIAM G.. DONALDSON, leading man
of the For Love and Money! Com
pany, died at the Cook County Hospital,
Chicago, from morphine poisoning
The drug was probably taken with sui
cldal intent. Cause, drink and des-
pondency.
FIVE members Of the notorious Dali
ton gang of train robbers have been ar
rested at Deming, n. M. A reward OF
$1,000 each for the men had been Of
fered
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
Failed to Lower Her Record.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. l5.-TWenty-
five thousand people attended the races
here to-day. Nancy Hanks attempt
to lower her record Of 2:O7 on reg
ular track brought out the crowd,
and amid perfect ovation the start
was made under favorable condl.
tons and on fast track. Doble nodded
for the word at the second attempt and
away the little mare flew, going the full
mile without trip or break ana coming
down the home stretch at terrific gait.
The quarter was made in 50, the half in
| :O6. three-quarters 1876, and the mile
in 2:O75. When she finished the crowd
gave Doble and his magnificent little
strureler a magnificent greeting. A
floral boat nine teet long was presented
to him
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
Bad Accident at the Ohio Fair.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 15.-Over $4,000 peo-
pie attended the state fair to-day, and
tonight the city was overrun, and
the streets were crowded for squares
about the capitol building to witness
the display of fireworks. In front of
the Neil House miniature freak, James
Leach. was giving vocal limitations of
various animals and crowd wedged
about him. A section of the pavement
gave way and over fifty persons were
precipitated to the excavation below, a
distance of ten feet. The panic that
followed made the work of removing the
injured very slow. It had not been dis
covered at 10 O'Clock that anyone had
received fatal injuries except Leach.
His limbs are broken, and it is thought
he cannot recover.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
CHOLERA EXTINCT IN KEEL.
The Disease Stamped Out of the City
Cases Elsewhere.

The Disease Stamped Out of the City
Cases Elsewhere.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Relchsanzeiger
says that no cases of cholera have occurred
in Kiel since September 4, and thar the
epidemic there is believed to be extinct.
The federal states are therefore requested
not to treat kiel as an infected city. Sew
eral cases of cholera are reported from va
TINS being canal workers from Hamburg.
The annual races at Stuttgart have been
Cancelled. Chancellor Won Caprivl has
ordered the Imperial Board of Health to
prepare bill for the regulation OF the
sanitary affairs of the empire, in order to
prevent recurrence of the disorganiZatlon
of commerce that has Eeen caused by the
epidemic in Hamburg. Herr Hermann. a
well-kn0 wn correspondent of the BOersen
Courier, OF Berlin, has died In Hamburg OF
ASiatic cholera.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
earon Faya summoned Hone.

Nav YORK, Sept. I1.-The Echo q
Italia. of this city, has received the fol-
lowing cable dispatch:
ROW., Sept Il The Tribuna, Dirltto,
Pungolo and Mattino publish state
ments to the effect that Baron Faya, the
italian minister to the United States,
has been recalled from his post by rea-
son of the action in connection with the
differences of opinion in his Italian
colony In New York, in which he took
sides against the Italian consul-general
of New York. It is asserted positively
that he will not return to Washington.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22

United States Official Accused of Violat-
ing Quarantine Law,

sng Quarantine Law.
New York, Sept. ia Mexican
cable to the Herald from Panama says
the quarantine project at Colon publicly
reprimaDded the United States consul,
Mr.. Ashby, for an alleged violation OF
the quarantine law. A small boat was
observed coming from the direction Of
the quarantined Pacific Mail liner New
port. in the bay at Colon. The quaran-
tine project, with a squad of soldiers,
awaited the landing of the boat on the
beach. On board were Mr.. Ashby, the
American consul at Colon, and Mr..
Vopham. The project asked if
they had been on board the
Newport, and they assured him
on their words of honor that they
had not been within fifty yards Of the
ship. Mr.. Ashby was publicly repri-
manded by the perfect for trying to vio
late the quarantine. and showing disre-
spect to the authorities. Mr.. Vopham
was put in Jail, but within a few hours
WaS released
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
4 Verdant Rockiander i'm Boston.

Everybody knows of the crookedness
Of Boston streets, but we think VIII
Rivers tells the best tory ABOUT them.
lie says he was looking for certain
place one day. and, after turning null
1.tudinous corners and becoming hope
lcssly involved in maze of sil4uosity
(Wiiliam didn't say sinuosity, but he
would e he had thc'lght Of it,, h. re-
solved to ask assistance. Turning an
re, corner at that moment he saw
in at:esd of him man, whose CT t he
reached out quickly to grasp to attest
b attention. when he himself at tho
same moment felt violent pull fl m
behind. II urning hastily, Will { scov-
cree that by reason of the crooked
street and phenomenally sharp corner
lie had grabbed himself by his own
coat taiL-Rockla,ad Courier Gazette.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
TRIED TO LEAVE THE TRAVE.
Seven Sailors Arrested in the "A ct of De-

NEW York. Sept. 16.-Seven sailors of
the Bremen steamship Trave, now lying at
her pier in HOboken, were arrested last
night for attempting to desert They were
Emi! Wiser, Frederick Rovlcherbol, Rob
ert Rutsch, Mayhor Wolter, John Pefen-
berger, Ludwig Bergman and f.
Settling. At the station house they
all admitted that they intended to leave
the steamship. One of the men said that
reared to 90 back to Bremen because the
cholera plague was raging in Germany.
They will be arraigned before United
States Commissioner Shields to-day for ex-
amino tinp
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
FLAMES IN A NAVY YARD.
Federal Property at Brooklyn, Worth
S5OO.OOO, DESTROYED.

New York, Sept. 17.-There has been
disastrous fire at the Navy yard, in
Brooklyn. 1t broke out at 3:l5 O'Clock
this morning in the three-story wooden
extension OF the machine shop. In this
extension was stored the machinery of
the new cruiser Cincinnati. It was
totally destroyed. The flames extend
ed to the two-stor. brick machine shop
and caused much damage. The loss is
roughly estimated at S50O.O00.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
Egypt's Big River Breaks Loose

CAIRO, Sept 19-The rapid rise of the
Nile is causing great anxiety here. Sew
eral breaches have occurred in the river
banks, causing foundations, and the
railway is submerged in parts. The
governors of the provinces have been
ordered to summon the native corvee
to protect the river banks.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
CHOLERA APPEARS In ITALY.

Eight or Ton Deaths Reported at Ma
pies.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Petit Journal
says that cholera broke out in Naples
deaths have occurred daily.
LONDON, sept. 1.-THE State Line
steamer State of Nebraska, from Glas-
gov, sailed from Neville for New York
to-day with 10 first class and so second
class passengers. Her steerage is
empty.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22

SOME people seem to have been born
without a conscience. You can no
moro teach them to do right than You
can teach crab to crawl straight ahead.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-22
,x..slv Bank Statement.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE weekly
hank statement shows the following