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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
SHOT DEAD BY A BURGLAR.
BENJAMIN Mccullough Killed by a Midnight
Mdrduder.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-At Woodstock,
suburb of this city, just before dawn
this morning, Benjamin Mccullough,
paving teller of the State Bank Of st.
Louis was shot and killed by a burgl
From the evidence at hand it is APP
parent that Mr. Mccullough heard
the burglar and arising to protect
his property, secured a shotgun.
The burglar evidently left the
house and Mr.. Mccullough followed
him to the yard, where a scuffle fol-
lowed in which the length of the shot
gun prevented it's use while the burg
lars revolver came into play and bull
let was sent crashing into McCullough's
brain. The murderer escaped, but the
police are on his trail and hope to cap
tura him
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IRON TRADE HEALTHY.
No General Pressure Co Force Values on
"a Healthy Market.

No General Pressure Co Force Values on
Healthy Market.
C1NC1NNAT1, O., May 1S.-The Iron
Trade Review this week says:
A reduction Of something like 10000 tons
in coke pig iron stocks, last month, and
decrease Of five in the number of furnaces
in blast, but with slight advance in prodt.uc-
tive capacity indicates healthy condition
in raw iron production. In certain standard
grades of iron, both North and South,
there is shortening of supply, but makers eS5
do not look for any advance, being SATISFIED
if there is no general pressure to force IRON
upon hating market. There have been :oa
few additions in the week to the list OF IRON q
trade embarrassments, but they are OF
slight significance and have little bearing
ON the general situation. Dizziness IN near
ly all departments Of the market Is undenl-
able. but there is far less consequent demon
alization than might be looked for. West
ern mills are competing sharply Tor oT ToTrs
in finished material. and it requires no large
contract and no particularly good speclilca-
tons to bring lowest quotations.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
LAMOREUX'S FORCE CUT.
One Hundred and Seven Land OFFICE En-
DIOVeS to Be Discharged.

WAsHISGroN, d. c., May 20.-Owing
to the reductions made by the last Con-
gress in the appropriations for the Gen
eraI Land Office for the next fiscal year,
quite large reduction in the clerical
force will be necessary to meet this re-
duction in the appropriations. Sixty
eight clerks in the classified service
must be discharged ON July l and the
number of special agents reduced from
fiftv-two to thirteen. These, it is said,
will be made from those having the
lowest records for efficiency.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
PLENTY OF HAIL.
Pittsburg Perilously Representatives, OF
Phenomenal Proportions.

Pittsburg Perilously Representatives, of
Phenomenal Proportions.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May pa terrific
hail and rain storm accompanied by
high winds and vivid lightning passed
over a portion of Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Ohio this afternoon, doing
great damage. The storm broke over
Pittsburg few minutes after 4 o'clock
and ragged for IN hour, striking terror to
the hearts of timid people, and ruin
ing 81 100000 worth of property. The
hail stones were the largest ever
seen in this section and varied in size
from hickory nut to a goose egg.
Windows were broken all over the city
and every greenhouse suffered losses
running from $500 to 0,O00 Valuable
plants were destroyed and gardeners
say crops and fruit trees have been
ruined. Through Oakland and the
East End, and i'll Allegheny, thousands
of trees were stripped of their foliage.
The Phipps conservatory in Allegheny,
and the new conservatory in Schenty
Park, this city, We're damaged to the
extent of thousands of dollars. In the
former over 700 panes of glass were
broken.
Every photograph gallery in the two
cities was damaged and many valuable
pictures ruined The skylights in the
federal building were broken and the
water descended in torrents, flooding
portions of the building. Cellars were
flooded and many streets rendered inn
passable by debris washed from the
hills. On all the street railways traffic
was suspended from one to three hours.
The storm came from the north and
passed westward, CARRYING destruction
along its pathway. Dispatches from
many surrounding towns tell of the
ruin wrought At Marietta, O., num-
Der Of buildings were destroyed and
crops were laid to the ground. Great
destruction is reported in the Belmont,
Eureka and Sisterville oil fields. AS far
as known no lives were lost.
WILMINGTON, o., May pa terrific
wind and hail storm passed over this
county this afternoon and did much
damage The fruit crop is damaged
one-hat. Hail stones of unusually
large size fell for about thirty minutes.
The damage will be very great to grow
ing wheat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
ERASTUS WIMAN'S AFFAIRS.
Statement of His Assists and the Claims
Against Him.

Against Him.
New York, May 19.-From indisput-
able sources it is learned that Erastus
Wiman's total liabilities will aggregate
about $617 900, little more or less, &C
cording to whether certain contingent
debts are counted in. He has a large
amount OF these contingent debts as
endorser of notes to carry on the
projects of several of his companies
especially the Electric Power Company
of Staten Island. To put the plans of
that corporation in operation, Mr.. Wi
man endorsed nearly $4,000 in notes.
About 500, 900 of this sum is claimed by
Austin B. Fletcher for his clients, which
are banks in Boston and elsewhere in
New England, besides a few private
lenders there. Mr.. Wiman's indebted
ness to r. G.. Dun & Co. is the largest
single item. Of this he owes nearly the
entire sum-$300, 000-to Mr. Dun per-
sonally. Other debts are $500 to H.
S. Archer, $780, 900 to f. A Wood, on a
Judgment, between $50, 900 and $35, 900
to the Central National Bank, $14, 900 to
Ladenbarg, Thalmann & Co., and about
$4,000 to the Chemical National Bank,
about S;1>) 900 to two Canadians and $50
600 to Staten Island banks.
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had been iquidated and that his
remaining with the church as its pastor
was assured. 1t had been pretty gen
orally understood that the necessary
money had been raised, but, the an
nouncement coming from the Doctor
himself created furore of excitement
among the congregation. Cheer upon
cheer was given by the large congrega-
could continue. The cheering was re-
peated with emphasis when the divine
added that he would continue as pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
"OLD HUTCH" IN CHICAGO.
He Returns to His Old Home and Round
ly Scores New York.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 19.-After an alb
sence of nearly two years, cold Hutch"
walked into the Grand Pacific this
morning as uncoucerned as if he had
Just crossed over from the Board of
Trade building. The famous Board of
Trade Spectator looked younger and
stronger than he did when he stepped
on the cars for New York two years ago.
He was in high spirits and when asked
if he intended going into the wheat pit
again he replied in q humorous way:
II don't owe anybody a cent and
I've got Is cents left to get q
glass of whisky SO what's the use OF
bothering," and then as he settled
down in a hotel chair he remarked:
'I'm glad to be back in Chicago again,
for it's the city Of my adoption. New
York is a pretty good sort of place in q
metropolitan way, but l don't like it.
Down there they want to find out if
you have dollar and then they try to
get it away from YOU"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
RICH FINDS OF ORE.
Remarkable Discoveries Made Near Flt
kin and Chica-n Park. Col.

Remarkable Discoveries Made Near 4 ~
kin and Chicago Park, Col.
DENVER, Col, May 19.-The WONDER
full mineral discoveries being made near
Pitkin and in Chicago are attracting ','e
attention of all the mining men OF tne
West. The rich ore found in all parts Vi
the camp and the increased proc 1 :', lou
is sufficient foundation for all thai Is I p"l
ing said for the district. Tram l2 ;ra
after trainload of machinery Is soLne
there and hundreds Of prospector5 a aa1
bound for the camp. Some of the ore t' DC
says as high as 10000 ounces TO the t;nn
Most of the companies now, opselSN. n,,9
there are owned by New England NOV"
Scotia and Chicago capitalists.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
UNIVERSAL STRIKE PLANNED.
Action to Be Taken by the international
Miners Congress-.

Action to BE Taken by the International
Miners Congress.
LONDON, May 19.-The international
Miners Congress will be opened next
week and will be attended by delegates
from all the European mining dis
tricts. The Miners Federation of
Great Britain will be represented by a
number of delegates, most of whom are
members Of the House of Commons.
They will start for Brussels on Satur-
day next. The British delegates
are eager to get the congress
to adopt resolution declar-
ing in favor Of the establishment of a
legal eight-hour day and such resolu-
ton will be introduced by them. They
will endeavor also to secure the sanction
of the congress to universal strike, if
necessary, to obtain eight hours as a
days work
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
Odd Ground for a Strike

CHARLESTON, S. c., May ~ - t lho
entire force of stonecutters Oh rhe
government building have struck: Inc
strike is the result of singular clf'o one
stances. Some tools belonging V 3o'nd
of the men were stolen. Iheya aaemed
THEM in pawn shop and re-. reug ,Inion
them for $3.50 which amount tne 10 a tor,
ordered to be paid by the con CONF - do
3. A. J. Sullivan. This he refused - =
and the strike followed.
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MUST PAY OVER WHAT IS NEEDED

The Attorney Generals Opinion In the
Worlds Fair Appropriation.
MADISON, Wis, May 2O.-The attor-
ney-eeneral's opinion requested by the
Wisconsin Board of Worlds Fair Man
ayers states that it is their duty to
award to the fish commissioners what
ever they may need to complete their
work without restraint or individual Ii
ability. The fish commissioners have
been having trouble in getting funds
from the general commissioners.
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BAPTISTS WILL NOT ATTEND.
Refuse to Go to the Worlds Fair Relig
ious Congress-.

Refuse to Go to the World's Fair KeIig-
ious Congress.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May l9.-Rev. Drs.
Lawrence, Henson and Parker, the COM
mittee of the Baptist Auxiliary of the
Religious Congress of the Worlds
Fair, have withdrawn the accept
ance of the invitation to the
Baptist denomination to participate in
the congress. The committees action
is taken in view Of the determination of
the directory to throw open the gates of
the Worlds Fair Sundays. The COM
mittee believes that the Baptist annual
meeting to be held next week will APP
prove the withdrawal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
ELECTRIC PLANT BLOWN UP
Three Buildings Wrecked at MarShajtOWn
Ia, by al Explosion.

MARsHMLTowN, Ia, May lathe
boiler of the electric light plant at FL
dora blew up last night, totally demol-
ishing it together with two other build
ings. Much damage was caused in town
by the breaking of plate glass windows,
etc, and A. E. Gier was instantly killed
and Fireman Templeton badly injured.
Both were buried under the ruins.
The financial loss will probably exceed
500 900.
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WANT OLNEY TO SUE.
C9mand for Injunction Proceedings Against
Sunday Fair.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 20.-Tele-
grams, letters and designations protest
ing against the opening of the Worlds
Fair on Sunday continue to pour into
Secretary Carlisle and Attorney-Gener-
al Olney. The latter is Tequested to get
out an injunction against the fair. The
published purpose to open the fair on
Sunday stimulated the sending of pro-
tests, some of which are couched in Ian
guage more strong than polite.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
Death of an Arkansas Promoter.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, May 2o.-Col. Sam
uel Franklin, one of the pioneers in
the promotion of electrical enterprises
in the South, and widely known all over
the country, died here this morning of
softening of the brain. He was o3years
old and came in early youth from Posen
Prussia. He built the first cottonseed
oil mill in the South.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
Will Visit PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20.-The Rus
sian Admiral koznakoff, now at New
York, has accepted an invitation from
Mayor Stuart rendering on behalfof the
citizens and in the name of the CITY to
visit this city, and expects to come up
the Delaware with his flagship and yes
sci of his squadron on Tuesday next.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
Business Men Become insane

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 17.-Uri Balloon,
the wealthy lumber dealer, was adj
ICED insane in probate court to-day
petition filed some time ago.
Tired Grill, of the commission firm of
Alexander, Rogers & Grill, of this city.
and Grill, Denny & Co., Of Omaha, was
afro adjusted insane.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
J0TTA WAS BLACKBALLED.

Refused Membership in Sorosis, the New
York Woman's Club.
New YORK, May 19.-There is a big
row in Sorosis, the famous woman's
club of this city. 1t grows out of the
blackballing of Miss Lolita Crab
tree, the actress known as Lolita,
whose name was proposed for
membership. Mrs. John Dillon was
also ackballed. Mrs. A. M. Palmer
and a score OF others equally as prom
inent have demanded that their names
be stricken from the rolls.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
DEBTS OVER A MILLION.
The PanCOaSt Manufacturing Company Goes
into a Receivers Hands.

New York, May pa. T. Enos was
to-day appointed receiver for the PAN
coast Manufacturing Company, of 900
Broadway, manufacturing gas and cleo
trio fixtures, on application of
stakeholder. The officers of
the concern discovered that the COM
pany was unable to meet it's liabilities
and the stockholders decided to apply
for receiver. The capital stock is $685.
600. The assets are said to exceed
S! 900, 900 and its liabilities will be found
tn NO
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
FOUR DEAD IN A WRECK.
Disaster Caused by Il Runaway Train
Pennsylvania.

DuDo1s, Pa, May 1S.--A freight train
on the Jefferson Division of the Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburg road, north of
this city, ran away down long heavy
grade last night and collided with work
train. The crash was terrific and a
long line of freight cars were piled in
shattered mass A brakeman was killed
and three of the men on the work train
were buried under the wreck. The
wreck took fire and the bodies were
consumed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
GLADSTONE IN DANGER.
Evident Attempt to Seriously Injure the
Home Rule Advocate.

LONDON, May 20.-While Mr.. Glad
stone was travelling from London to
Chestera heavy missile was thrown at
his compartment as the train approached
Willesden. The missile struck the win
dow of the next compartment which
1t smashed the glass and struck the
cushion few inches from the Dean s
head
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
LINCOLN BANK IN TROUBLE.
The Nebraska Savings Institution Forced
to Ask Assistance.

LINCOLN, Neb., May 1s.-The Ne
braska Savings Bank is in trouble. For
several days there has been quiet run
on the institution which to-day
assumed extensive proportions. The
Clearing House was called on for assist
ance and responded promptly, and the
bank is confident it will weather the
storm. The bank has capital of $3.50
600 and the deposits amount to $50, 600
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
EXPULSION OF JEWS.
Ordered to Leave Asiatic Provinces OF
the Russian Empire.

the Russian Empire.
MERv, May ia new ukase has
been issued, expelling the Jews from
the Asiatic provinces of the Russian
Empire. The enforcement of this ukase
will cause widespread suffering, as the
decree includes within it's scope thou
sands of Jewish refugees from Shah Jeth
Ais prosecutions, who had entered
Russian territory under guarantee that
they would be protected in the enjoy
ment of religious freedom.
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TO PRISON FOR LIFE.
William Burke's Punishment for Kill
ing His Mother.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, May 1S.-The jury in
the case of William Burke, indicted for
the murder of his mother, brought in a
verdict of guilty this afternoon at 8
O'Clock and fixed his punishment at life
Imprisonment at Joliet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
A BET AGAINST DEATH.
Colorado Men Wager as to II" 70"
Take the Most Morphine.

DENVER, Gel, May 19.-kirk 1foso!
and Frank DAILY, two gamblers AZ
Rico, mining camp in the SCUM.
western part of the state: yesteI .IEe
laid wager as to who coulu s1
the most morphine. When disco b,,t
the second named man was de%u' n"s
bv hard work the life OF the otileI h Uno
was saved. This morning he was p", IN
Nv alive to tell how the matter CAM no no
and is greatly rejoiced to think 'nA' ~
won his bet
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Talmage viii STAY i'm BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, \. Y, May 21.-In the
presence of congregation that
crowded the immense tabernacle to the
doors this morning, the Rev. De Witt
Ialmage officially announced that
the floating debt of the Tabernacle
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-25
MANY FAMILIES ENToMBED.
Twelve Farms in Norway Buried by q
Landslip.

Landslip.
CHRIsrIANIA, May pa landslip at
Naerdalen, just north of Trondhjem,
converted twelve large farms into q
lake of slime. Many farmers families
are believed to have been buried in the
mud. The Storthing has voted 10000
crowns to relieve the restitution of the
SURVIVORS
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mated is a large quantity of cotton near
to which are stored 80 barrels of tur-
pentine
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-27
COMUNICADO
Al m6dle0 dc Ia navaia do Alhaests
Corozal, Julio Is de 1893.

Corozal, Julio 20 de 1888.
Ha llegado mi conocimieato que el indivi.
duo Miguel Herrero Herrero, conocido CON el
grSfco apodo de " Barba az6i", distrssado de
caballero, se ocupa 66rso do vino, de hyulgar en-
la Capital de Ia Isla especies cc trarias la yer.
dad de los hechos ocurridos entire 81 el que sus.
cribe Ia tarde del de los corrientes. Saba que
ell lenguaraz saca-muelas en- ventorlillos y bode-
gas SO habia permitido lamar gravfsimas iniu.
rias en- desdoro de mi buen nombre. =
Pude llevarle 6 los tribunales y de SECURE
no hubiera salido bien librado; pero entiendo que
un caballero no debe. encomendar Juzga4s nj
nadie la reparaci6n de tai clase de agrAvios
Resolvl pues, castigarle con mi propia mano. La
OCCASION no Sc hixo esperar. Supe que habfa sido
solicitado por un enfermo para APPLICABLE umas ayw
das, y le espere en- Ia calle: Pocas palabras cru.
aaron entire los dos (pues yo tenfa deseos de ha-
blar sino de pega:). LIE prop1ne tres rScias bofs.
tadss Ell aSmseo q fsros rostro, en- menos item.
po que Sc persigna un cura loco; el muy cobarde
so di6 Ia fugs, seguf en- su vertiginosa carrera,
cons;guiendo todavfa Carls echo soberbios ioeta.
EOS que 10 hicieran prorrumpir en- lastimeros
=. Bargossi, Bielsa, 81 moreno Cabrera, SON nj.
nos de teta en- comparaci6n de Barba azdl. !
Bien es verdad que 81 pobrecillo estaba in.
defense, pues solo llevaba en- aquel momento un
revolver de seis tiros en- e cinto en- Ell bolsillo
su inseparable companera, ls madrsna de Az6acsts.
Estos son los hechos sin afadir, mejor qui
tando.
Ese, ese es el valiente que SO alimentaba de
ni6os crudos, que para aplacar su coraje necesi-
gre de perra prehads, ell moderno JAG, terror
dos mares terras. ~4.. J. T.
Desgraciado Exclamemos con Heme
"Perdistss el valor, todo has perdido,
Mas to valera, mas no haber nacido
>z Ramon RGvera Fuentes.
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citada sstaci6a ferroviaria, 81 Juzgad6 Municipal
Habsmos trabaia con todo ahinco para deaeubrir
Al autor autores del hecho, 81 los hubiese. Por
nuestra parte, estando como est4 81 asunto SUD-
Judsce NADIA podemos decir mas, sino que el Jefe
dice que le robaron $76; euando 81 10 dice,debe
de ser yerdad.
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= Calzado & La Jardinsra tsc6n 10 Carlos
TX y Luis XIV, cazado para caballeros y niios,
calzado para de cria falderas, cocineras, RI
cos homes y cuanto Vd. pueda necesitar en- ell
ramo. Sc vende muy barato en- Ld Contaneia
de Borras Reines. San Francisco 80. .,
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donde halan "a classes de desde s2 hasa SOo
m6dico rca de seda bordada Gran surdo
maqunas dc derenes clases aistemss, % ga
rantiza Ia reguaridad de las mismas Atlas novedadss
tegd6s de seds, lana satenes chacone batas, etc.,
ETC. para vesidos de ala mariners para nos,
casmes diagonales c6s chiVioe cabaleros Es ain
duda La 1nica donde haan Los arculos de mas
gusto donde hasn Las camisetas Cespe de ean pro-
y lana.
Acreditada casa en- fantasias. so-17
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El dia "a por Ia noche verifcaron nm robo
en- Ia estaci6n del ferrocarril de Carolina habisn.
dose llevados los cacos S IS en- metalico que ex,
trajeron del caj6n de la mesa escritorio del Jefe
de la misma. SSEEF @#@M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-27

fAYer Sc inscribleron en- 81 Registso Civil de
esia Capital los nacimientos de Angelina Rodri.
guez y. Umpierre, Juana Manuela Adolfna Kohl
y Romero y Antonio BairSn y Rivera, y las de.
funeiones de Cristina Veez, de enteritis cr6nioa.
joaquin Perez y Vida' de febre amarillo, Ju.
liza Dlaz de Montahez, de tuberculosis pulmonar.
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Aver las de Ia mahana lego Santander
81 vapor correo MonteOideo, que aali6 de este
nuArfn Al Is del c0rriente
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VARIEDADES

Cerecedo Hermanos y c. venden giros el
pequefas cantidadss sobre todas las ciudades
pueblos de Espana y sus islas adyacentes.
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5a Por el Gobierno General Sc ha concedido Ii
cencia de 80 dias los torreros don Luis Olmo y
don Jos9 Fonfrfas
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Aver ingresaron en- esta Tssorcria Genera
S 8, LOG y % pagaron 4, 70s, quedando una exis
sencia en- metaIico de 5lI,1l8 y en- otros valo
res l53, ,874 total S 664, ,992 PESOS go