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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-01-14
FORAKER'S DEFEAT.
John sherlnan's Opponent Bows Grace
fully to Fate.

John sherlnan's Opponent Bows Grace
fully to Fate.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 7.-Ex.Gov. For
aker accepted his defeat in the senate
rial contest in a manner that won for
him the admiration of all who have
been arrayed against him in the con-
test. Hardly had the announcement of
the choice of John Sherman by the Re-
publican joint caucus been made to him
before Mr.. Foraker had appeared be-
fore the delegates and made speech
congratulating the successful candidate,
the caucus and the Republicans of Ohio
on their choice. 1t was a happy effort,
following splendid speech of the sue
cessful candidate.
The caucus met at p. NJ. By vote
of AZ to A it was decided to vote by
open ballot. Senator Nichols placed
MIR. Sherman in nomination. Repre-
sentative Griffin named ex-Gov. For
aker. Representative Welsh nominated
William Mckinley, and Representative
Dicks named Charles Foster. The re-
suit of the ballot was: John Sherman,
So; J. B. Foraker, So; Charles Foster,
/; William Mckinley, l. Amid tre-
mendous applause Sherman was de-
clared the nominee.
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BLAINE STRICKEN DOWN.
Taken Suddenly and Seriously I'LL in the
state Department

Taken Suddenly and Seriously I'LL in the
State Department.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 6.-Great or.
element was caused in the Department
of State this forenoon by report that
Secretary Blaine had been taken sud-
denly i'll while at work in his office. The
report proved to be true, but every pre-
caution was taken to prevent the fact
becoming public. Surgeon-General
Browne, of the navy, whose Office is in
the same building, was summoned and
physician from the War Department
was also on hand, and in few minutes.
under their joint efforts, Mr.. Blaine
was made to feel comparatively COM
Portable. His daughter, Miss Hattie,
was Informed of his condition, and was
soon at his side. The alarm was
great at first, but subsidized about
noon when the Secretary was reported
rs resting easily and as being entirely
out of danger. The nature of his i'll
hess Is not known at present, but is said
to be due altogether to temporary stom-
achic derange ment.
The Secretary was removed to his
home in carriage. He is now report
ed to be much improved, and it is ex-
pected that he will be able to be out to-
morrow. His son, James G. Blaine,
Jr., left this city this afternoon for Phil
adelphia.
Later information concerning Secre-
tary Blaine's sudden illness established
the fact that it was caused wholly by an
attack of indigestion, the result of some
imprudence at breakfast. and that az
soon aS his stomach was relievad NV q
light emetic of salt and water he
suffered no further pain, but simply the
after effects Of nausea. The only pre-
scription made for him subsequently
was a simple Gmewater mixture to re-
store the tone of the stomach. His
daughter was sent for before the nature
of his indisnOsition WAS known
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oiu ana was unmarried. He has pros
peIeo financially. and it is stated that
- no nas @oO,0OO on deposit in a Milwau-
zee hee oank. This money cannot be
soucned until some definite information
as 70 the whereabouts or condition Of
nuepke Is received. His friends fear
Sac ODell and man named Bailey,
VINO are living on one of Cedar lake
Islands, got into dispute, whereby
BAILEY drew hunting knife on Odell
Inc latter seized a gun and knocked his
opponent over the head, fracturing his
skull. Bailey lies in a critical condi-
tlon. NO arrest has been made.
"A "A loader by the name of Perry was
killed at Rib Lake while lea limo loos
lie had worked there four winters.
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DEFENSE OF THE BIBLE.
GIadstone's Opinion of the Criticism of
the Scriptures.

G13dStOn0's opinion OF the Crltlclsm Oh
the Scriptures.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-Mr. Gladstone has
written from Biarritz letter on mod
ern criticism of the Bible. In this let
Ter Mr.. Gladstone states:
l consider that the ancient record has
undergone certain amount OF revival in
credit and authority. | recommend those
wh1 are approaching the question to
consider: First, we must be on our guard
against drawing warmth Of affection into
the field as having the force of argument;
we should rather endeavor to defend the
scriptures upon the same principles
OF evidence and reasonableness gov
crning our mental processes in
other matters. Second, when the
arguments of specialists point TO
negative conclusions, we should beware OF
haste. We should reserve our Judgment
even if yielding provisional assent until
we know the specialists have SAID their
last word and we have had an opportunity
to compare their results with the wider
considerations belonging to the fields OF
history, philosophy and religion at large.
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HOW THE MAHDi DIED
me victim of Young Woman's Veng-
eance-A Poisoned Cup,

Inc Victim of Young Woman's yeng.
eance-A Poisoned Cup.
Rio JANElRo, Jan. 11.--Father Ohr-
valdez, a priest who recently escaped
from the Mahdists in the Austrian Sou
dan, s.clares that the Mahdi was
poisoned, and tells romantic story of
affair. He declares that the Mahdi put
to death the family of wealthy citizen
OF khartoum, save only the beautiful
daughter of the house. He add
ed her to his harem. The
girl determined to avenge the death
OF her friends, and placed a
slow but deadly poison in drink in
tended for the Mahdi. He partook of
the poison and died. Father Ohrwald-
er wac priest in a mission that was
sacked by the Mahdists. The sisters
were married to followers of the Mahdi
and the fathers held close prisoners.
He escaped, after months of suffering.
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BLOODY BATTLE in BRAZIL.
Thirty Persons Killed in Fight Between
Government Troops and Rebels.

Thirty Persons Killed in q Fight Between
Government. Troops and Rebels
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The steamer Sc
gurane, which arrived to-day from Bra
I'll, brings the first information of a
bloody encounter between the gov
eminent troops and the people
OF Santos, in which number
OF lives were lost. On December Il
the government sent military govern
or to Santos to replace the former gov
ernor OF that place. The people regard
ed this as an act of tyranny and oppres-
sion. When, on December II, the mil
itary governor appeared surrounded by
troops the revolutionary feeling of the
people broke loose and the storm was
soon raging. The soldiers endeavored
to dispense the citizens, and were pelt-
ed with stones and other missiles. The
order then came to fire on the people,
and at the first volley dozen citizens
FELL dead while number were wounded.
The Seyolutionists gave way but quickly
gathered renewed courage and pre-
pared to mako desperate resistance.
The troops charged on and drove them
from street to street, many citizens
falling pierced by bayonets or bullet.
A pitched battle took place On
one of the plazas and he
din of musketry coupled with the cries
of the wounded and dying filled the air.
When the tumult finally subsidized and
opportunity was offered to look over the
scene, it was found that 80 had
been killed outright and rs or 100 were
wOnnded
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MONON TRAIN DITCHED,
Two Persons Killed and II Large Number
Injured.

Two Persons Killed and Large Number
Injured.
CEAWFORDsvILLE, Ind, Jan. l1.,-Be-
tween and O'Clock this afternoon the
north-bound Monon train ran off
the track about two miles north
of here ut Nicholson crossing,
on fifty-foot embankment, down
which four cars rolled, the engine
and one baggage car keeping the track.
The trouble is supposed to have been
due to broken rail. The first passenger
coach rolled over three times. 1t was
full of passengers and caught fire from
the stove, but all occupants escaped
alive. The baggage and express car
went over but no one in it was severe
ly burt. The ladies' coach was liter
ally torn to pieces. There was
hardly passenger on the train who
escaped injury. Help was soon at
hand, and in few moments the road
was full of the manned on their way to
town. There were three theatrical
troops on board, one of which, the City
Club Burlesque Company, was COM
pletely broken up, nearl y every MEM
Der sustaining serious injuries. Two
persons were killed and large number
Injured
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TWO ENGINEERS KILLED.

ssLight' Engine Dashes Into an Accom-
mediation Train at Smyrna, n. Y.
UTICA, N. Y, Jan. GA heaG-end COL
lision occurred between freight and
accommodation train and light engine
on the New York, Ontario &
Western Railroad, half mile
north of Smyrna, Chenango County.
at an early hour this morning.
The accident resulted in the killing of
three men-Engineer Fred A. Young, of
Utica; Engineer Martin Sheedy, Of Os-
wego, and Fireman Albert Cady, Of
Norwich. Both engines exploded soon
after they struck, and were blown into
heaps of twisted scrap iron.
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HE CAN FIND NO ASSETS.
Receiver of an Insurance Cofnpans
Makes a Sensational Announcement.

Receiver of an Insurance Compans
Makes Sensational Announcements.
PITrsBURG, Pa, Jan. samuel 3.
Griffith, Of Mercer, who was appointed
receiver of the Economical Mutual
Benefit Association, of Sandy Lake, on
November II, 1891, has just issued cir
Cular stating that there is alb
solutely no hope of dividend
Cor the surviving members Of the
corlcefn AFTER the pending death and
disability claims have been satisfied,
and that the court will probably order
the payment of these claims first of all.
The receiver has thus far failed to find
the books of the association. The total
assets are less than $145,0C0 at face
value. and about IS. OOOin realty.
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MExiCANS ARE DESPERATE
Ihe Revolutionary Feeling Continues tt
Spread In Border States.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. IA private let
ter to the Associated Press from Mon
terey, Mex, dated January 8,
says the government is keep
ing the sharpest watch on kilograms
and letters to and from the United
States, and even the newspapers, to
suppress all news about the Cara revo-
luton; and though the government
pretends that the movement is of little
account, and that it is in some instances
directed against the United States, yet
it is we'll known that the movement has
taken formidable proportions and
threatens to extend, for dissatisfaction
reigns in many states and hunger may
drive the people to desperation.
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TROOPS FIRE ON A MOB.
Several Persons Killed in a Tobacco Riot
at Teheran.

Several Persons Killed in a Tobacco Riot
at Teheran.
TEHERAN, Jan. THE agitation start
ed by the priests against the tobacco
regime resulted in riot. A mob assem-
bled at the Shah's palace and not only
demanded the abolition of the export
monopoly, but the expulsion from
the country of the members of
the tobacco corporation. The mob
became riotous, and all efforts
on the part of the minister of war, who
is a son of the Shah, to pacify them
were unavailing. It was finally found
necessary to call upon the military to
dispense the rioters. In the fighting
that followed several persons were
killed. The government, finding that
the popular agitation was increasing, de-
cided to change it's policy, and to-day a
decree was issued canceling the mo-
nopoly given the company to export
tobacco
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ENGLISH MILLING COMBINE.

Twenty-three Flour Mills I'm Utah Pur~
chased by the Syndicate.
OGDEN, Utah, Jan. S.-Jos. Clark,
representing an English syndicate,
has bought twenty-three, or all but
six, of the flour mills in Utah.
The transaction involves $500, 600
for the plants and $3.50, 900 for stock now
on hand. The company proposes to
erect number of elevators and ex-
poets to control the entire wheat crop
of the territory.
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BERLIN FEELS A BLIZZARD.
The German Capital Visited by Fierce
Storm of Snow and Wind

The German Capital Visited by Fierce
Storm of Snow and Wind.
BERLIN, Jan. IA blizzard set in here
on Tuesday night. There was heavy
fall of snow, and immense damage was
done in the environs of the city. Many
persons were injured by falling
debris. The telegraph and telephone
systems were greatly interrupted and
traffic on the various railroad lines was
much. impeded, trains from the northern
hours behind the scheduled time. 4
severe gale has been raging on the Bal
tic Sea for two days, to the serious det-
rlment of shipping interests.
LONDON, Jan. IA heavy snow storm
prevails in the northern portion of
Scotland. Snow has fallen continuously
for thirtv.six hours.
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Chicago "Enterprise.

A Unitod States Express wagon con-
tanning fifteen packages Of unknown
value was driven rapidly away from d
street corner in the business dis
trict of Chicago on the night
of the 18th by well-dressed
man who sprang aboard while
the driver was momentarily absent in a
store getting parcel. The boldness OF
the robbery suggests a connection by
the perpetrator with the holding up OF
a government mail wagon in the streets
recently
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NEW YORK AT THE BIG FAIR.

Half Million to be Expended for the
Erection of State Building.
New YORK, Jan. lift the Empire
State is fttingly represented at the Co.
lumbar Exposition next year
the greater part of the credit
for the achievement will be
due to the energetic work done by the
committee representing thedry goods
trade of this metropolis. A meeting Of
dry goods merchants was held, and
bill approved providing for the
appointment of twelve commissioners
to care for the interests of this state at
Chicago ana making an appropriation
of 100000 for suitable building and
other expenses. This bill is to be in
troduced in the Senate early this week
by Mr.. Cantor.
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DISASTER ON THE B. & O..

Two Persons Killed and Fourteen In
jured In the Accident.
FlRMoNT, w. Va, Jan. GA terrible
accident occurred here to-day on the
Baltimore & Ohio to the Chicago limited
passenger train. A truck under the
baggage car broke while the
train was going forty miles an hour,
and the train of five coaches was
derailed. Charles Applegate, express
messenger, of Newark, O., and George
Halsom, baggageman, of Baltimore, are
dead, and Engineer George Scham is
dying. Thirteen passengers are more
or less hurt. The details are meager.
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Ghost Dances in the Southwest

GUTHRIE, Ok, Jan. 9.-Six hundred In
dams, composed of members from the
tribes of Otoes, Iowas, Kaws and Poncas,
are lnGuIging in ghost dances at Red Rock,
in the Cherokee strip. The whole tribe of
Pawnees are dancing short distance from
Red Rock. The latter have bought 81, OUu
wort of r>~n~rr,ts for ne Mpcciah
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NEW POSTMASTER AT HANSEN.
Flight of tho Wood County Forger Makes
q Vacancy in the Office

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. THE re-
cent flight of M. R. Hansen, the Wood
County lumbe-man, who forged George
Hiles' name to numerous drafts, was re-
called in this city to-day by the appoint
ment of his successor as postmaster at
Hansen, Wood County. Mr.. Hansen's
flight from the state left the office va
cant, and c. Larson was to-day appoint
ed in his stead. Other appointments
are as follows: w. E. Bailey, at Far
mers Grove, Green County, vice E.
Blumer, resigned; E. E. Buck, Glen
Flora, Chippewa County, vice e. A. Nc
Semas RESIGNED
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LOGGING TRAIN ON A JAUNT.
A Freight Wrecked Near lshpe ming am
II bridge Demolished.

n Bridge Demolished.
IsHPEMING, Mich, Jan. IL. = At 10
O'Clock this morning log train coming
down the heavy grade approaching
LAnse, on the Duluth, South
Shore & Atlantic Railway, became
manageable, and before it could be
stopped crashed into freight train
standing at the depot. A number of cars
were demolished and the L'Anse bridge
was torn away. The rebuilding of
the bridge will require several days
and in the meantime the running Of
trains will be interrupted. Passenger
traffic will be transferred.
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Four to Rest in One Coffin,

EAsroN, Pa, Jan. THE triplets,
sons of Michael Brown, proprietor of
the Lafayette Hotel, this city, born
December 6, died at different hours yes
terday from grippe. John Brown, their
grandfather, died also to-day in the
same house from the effects of recent
stroke of paralysis. They will all be
buried in the same casket.
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FUNERAL OF A NAVAL OFFICER
services at Washington Over the Re-
mains of Admiral Rodgers.

mains of Admiral Rodgers.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1l-Funeral
services over the remains of Admiral
G. R. P. Rodgers, who died Friday
night, were held this morning at St.
Johns Episcopal Church. They were
conducted by the rector, DR.. Douglas.
There was a very large attendance,
including Vice-President Morton, Sec
rotary Blaine, Secretary Tracy, Justice
Gray, number of senators, Sir Julian
Pauncefote, and nearly all the other
foreign ministers. Gen. Schofield,
Admirals Worden, Franklin and
Howe, Gen. Park, Judge Mag
ner, Paymaster-General Walmugh
and Bancroft Davis were the pall-bear-
ers, and Judge John Davis, Sevellon
Brown, A. c. Tyler and Lieuts. Cowles,
Mason and Buckingham were the ush-
ers, and six sailors from the navy yard
acted as body-bearers. The remains
were taken to Annapolis for interment,
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THREE MILLS LAID IN ASHES.
The Industries of Esgidan. Mimi, Suffer
$4,000 Loss.

$50, Loss.
LAKE CRYSTAL, Mimi, Jan. ia
$4,000 mill fire occurred ct Rapidan
early this morning. The mills are To-
Gated en- the Blue Earth River, FIVE miles
east of here. The -four mill, oil mill
and warehouse. with all their contents,
went up in smoke. The loss is heavy
on the company. The value of build
ings and machinery is estimated at
100000. There were 10000 bushels of
wheat in the mill and 10000
bushels of flax seed in the warehouse.
The fire is supposed to have originated
The insurance on the mill and grain is
$4,000. and $4,000 on the flax in the
warehouse
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STEPS FOR PEACE WITH ITALY.

NEGOTIATIONS at Rome for Friendly Set
element of the Malta Trouble.
ROME. Jan. lit is again reported
that negotiations between Italy and the
limited States for the establishment
of relations are making good progress.
# is said that the negotiations have
taken place at Rome and that the affair
nav be expected to be completed soon.
While there is semi-otficial authority
for these reports, much reason exists
for doubling their correctness.
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Plans for a Costly Building.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Jan. S.-The plans
submitted by Longfellow, Allen & Har-
low, of this city, for the main
Carnegie library building have
been adopted. There we're over 100
plans submitted by architects from all
parts of the country. The building is
to cost 500, 900, and will include libra
ry, music hall and academy of science
ard art.
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BREAKING UP A COMBINE,

Suit Commenced in Kansas to Dissolve n
Railway Association.
TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. 7.-Action has
been brought in the federal court against
the Trans Missouri Freight Association
and the fifteen railroads composing it.
The prayer of the petition is that the
Trans-Missouri Freight Association be
dissolved and the defendants be per-
petually restrained, enjoined and pro-
hibited from further combining, con-
spring Or acting together to maintain
rates on their lines of roads in restraint
of trade and commerce Or to monopo-
lie the trade and commerce between
the states and territories.
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RUN DOWN THE CHANNEL.

A British steamer Sunk on the Coast of
England.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The British steamer
Crystal, from Leith, bound for New
York, came into collision with the
steamer Ida at Shields to-day, and was
so badly damaged that she sank half
mile off the south pier. The bows of
the Ida were badly damaged. No lives
xraro loot
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BOILER ENDS FIVE LIVES.
Several Men Killed by an Explosion in N
Alabama Mill.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. S.-The boiler
of large saw-mill at Boiling, Ala,
the property of Caldwell, Miller &
Flowers, of this city, exploded yester-
day, instantly killing Engineer Cooper
and four other employees of the compa-
ny. The mill lisa total wreck, and there
was no insurance on the property. The
property loss is estimated at $50, 900.
Besides the killed four other employees
were injured, two of them fatally. A
defective boiler is supposed to have
caused the explosion.
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Chinese Lottery Raided,

DEADwooD, S. D., Jan. 6.-At an early
hour this morning United States Mar
shall Frye. with six deputies, made raid
on a room where Chinese lottery was
run, and arrested eight Cinnamon
charged with violating the postal laws
by sending lottery lists and literature
through the mails. An investigation
has been going on for three months, and
the evidence is complete.
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Sanat2.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. lin the
Senate to-day Mr.. Teller introduced joint
resolution providing for an international
troduced a bill to forfeit to the United
states the lands claimed by the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company between Bis
marck, n. D., and Waula, Wash. Re-
ferred. A communication was received
from the Interior Department asking an
supply subsistence to the Sioux Indians.
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DEMANDS AN APOLOGY.

LADY Macdonald Wants n Toronto Paper
to Retract Its Statements.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 1.-Lady Mac
donald has instructed her lawyer to de-
mand from the Toronto Globe an imme-
date retraction of the SANDER in con-
meeting her name with a Northwest land
scandal.
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Minneapolis w oman Asks Damages

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. Mrs. Hattie E.
Netzer, of Minneapolis, entered suit in
the circuit court to-day, claiming $780,
900 damages from the West Chicago
Street Railroad Company for personal
injuries sustained while riding on grip
car of the defendant company. Mrs.
Netzer already has a suit for damages
pending for the killing of her young
hnahand in the same accident.
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GEM CITY OF AMERICA.
Sir Ed win Arnold Declare s That to Madi
son Falls the Palm.

VI
son Falls the Palm.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. lin his travels
through the United States, Sir Edwin
Arnold has found the gem city to be in
Wisconsin. In discussing America and
American cities he concludes with this
mplimentary reference to the Badger
capital: Madison, Wis, is by far the
prettiest place in the United States.
the Venice of America. 1t has not u
vista. but is beautiful"
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LAWYER and S15 900 Gone.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. u. Fl.
Meek, prominent lawyer at Dan
bridge, is missing. tits said he is short
in his accounts So, 500. He was chancerv
clerk of that county and managed
school fund Of S5iD.Wl
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Death Of a Noted Indian Chief.

TACOMA, WASH, Jan. 6-Chief Joshua
Sitwell, the last of the Puyallup chiefs,
died yesterday, aged so. He was al
ways friendly to the whites and rem
dered early settlers much assistance in
Indian wars