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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-30
CARLIN PARTY IS SAFE.

Cavalrymen Rescue All but One of the
prisoned Hunters.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 25.-Gen. w.
?. Carlin sends to the Associated Press
the following dispatch just received by
him from Lieut.. Charles P. Elliott, CT
the Fourth Cavalry, dated November
FALLS OF NORTH FORK OF MIDDLE FORK OF
.LEsARwATER Carlin party found on river
To-Day. Carlin, Spencer, Pierce Himmel-
wright are we'll, Colgate lost. Kelly Joined
Nv boat. ooWu river
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TRIED TO END HER LIFE
MISS Bettina Girard. Tired of Her Lat
est Matrimonial Venture.

MISS Bettlna Girard. Tired OF Her Lat.
est Matrimonial Venture.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-While the au-
dlence in the Academy of Music waited
until nearly quarter to 9 O'Clock last
night for the curtain to be rung I'D on
the first act of ON Old Kentucky -
Miss Bettina Girard, who plays the lead
ing woman's part in the piece, Law al
most at deaths door in the (iedney
nouse from an overdose of chloraI
Inc actress admitted having taken the
drug. While she did not say she had
intended to end her life, she expressed
regret that doctor had been sent for
giving as the cause Of her WEAKNESS Of
thls world her latest matrimonial ven
lure with Actor Harrison j. Wolfe.
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FOUND IN A HOSPITAL.


Missing Treasurer of the Kansas Knights
of Honor Discovered in Frisco.
Fort SCoTT, kas., Nov. 25.-George
klockson, the Fort Scott merchant and
lrand treasurer of the knights of
Honor of Kansas, who mysterious
ly disappeared from home two
months ago, was to-day identified in
a hospital at San Francisco, Cal,
He had been injured in railroad
wreck and was taken to the hospital for
treatment. How he got to California is
still mystery. When he disappeared
he had about 5000 of the lodge money
and was ostensibly on the way to attend
the meeting of the grand lodge at
IeaVeuWOrth
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BIG SAW MILL IN ASHES.

Plant of the Menominee Hardware Com
pany Burned With Heavy Loss.
MENoMlNEE, Mich, Nov. 2,-The saw
mill Of the Menominee Hardwood and
Single Company, located at Hard
wood, on the Felch mountain branch of
the North-W estern Railroad, was
destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss. $50, 900; insurance, 10000. James
II. Walton and Henry A. Brown, of this
city, were the principal owners of the
plant. The fire is thought to have been
the work of an incendiary.
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DISSIPATED A FORTUNE,
Nat Jones, Once Chicago PIunger, Falls
on the Stock Exchange.

New YORK, Nov. 24.-N. S. Jones has
Just announced his suspension on the
Stock Exchange. The failure is not an
an important one.
The suspension of Jones does not en-
tail any serious consequences, owing to
the fact that the failure is due to what
the, street calls 'dry rot" a
gradual wearing away of resources.
Jones came here from Chicago
some half dozen wears ago and is
credited with having then a capital of
100000 which has been dissipated bv
disastrous speculatlons. He WIS a
member of the firm of Jones & Kenneth,
which afterwards became Kenneth
Hopkins, but for some time past has
been operating alone and therefore in
volvlng no one else in his troubles.
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A TARIFF ON SILVER.
New Move Planned by Friends of the White
Metal.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 27.-Those
who have observed the difficulty of
keeping the silver question III the back
ground will not be surprised to learn
that this subject is destined to assert its
right to hearing in connection with the
tariff 1t will come in the shape of a
proposition to put a duty upon silver
importations, not in the House but in
the Senate, if the plans Of those who
carry. The effort to secure this innova
lion will be made in connection with
the metal schedule
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ENDED FIVE LIVES.
An Indiana Man Kills Four Persons and
Commits Suicide.

HI lau!dHd WdA hiIio TUui TelouHo anu
Commits Suicide.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Nov. 27.-As the
result of a quarrel with his wife,
Clinton Jordan, an illiterate man %
years old, last night deliberately
killed his wife. father-in-law,
mother-in-law, sister-in-law and ended
by putting d bullet through his own
heart. The tragedy took place in a
country settlement. seven miles east OF
here The victims are as follows:
JOSHUA FOSTER, 60 years old, shot in head;
died some hours later.
Mrs. JOSHUA FOSTER, 20 years old, shot III
neck; died from the wound
MISS Cora FOSTER, aged II, shot in head;
died instantly.
MIS-. CLINTON JORDAN, IS years old; re-
peatedly stabbed and shot in head.
CLINTON JORDAN, 25 years old; shot
through head.
Foster ordered the young man out of
the house, but he refused to go. In
stead he fired at his father-in-law, but
missed him, the ball striking Miss Cora
Foster, 17-year-old girl, killing her
instantly. Jordan then shot Foster in
the head. Jordan turned his revolver
at his mother-in-law and fired and she
died at late hour. Jordan's wife had
been terrified by the previous shooting,
but she rushed to her mothers defense.
Jordan then drew out knife
which he carried concealed and
stabbed her repeatedly. Jordan then
opened his vest, placed the revolver
close to his breast and fred the bali
passing directly through the heart and
causing instant death.
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FEDERAL ITALIAN REPUBLIC.

Reported Project That the Vatican
Wishes to Garry Out.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The correspondent
of the Standard at Rome says that in
the highest and most reserved circles
it is we'll known that the present dream
of the Vatican is the establish
ment of federal Italian republic. This
idea is the only real explanation, the
correspondent goes on to say, of the ex
traordinary language lately adopted by
the Vatican organs in speaking Of the
mission of France and Russia with rela-
ton to the papacV
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CONDUCTOR HELD FOR TRIAL.

The Court viii Fix the Responsibility
for the Battle Creek Horror.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. 25.-Jus-
tice Henry this morning held Conductor
Scott, whose examination has been in
progress here for some time
past in connection with the
Grand Trunk wreck, for trial at
the next term of court. The court
held that while no malice had been
shown Scott had disobeyed orders and
The degree of his responsibility would
have to be fixed bY the higher court.
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KICKED HIM DOWN STEPS.
a Murderous Crank Roughly Handled
by Chicago Capitalist.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-Charles Nos
tram, a tall, well-dressed Swede, en-
tered the home of James R. Walker,
the Chicago capitalist, last night and at
check for 1000. Mr.. Walker prompt
ly grappled with the would-be robber.
rushed him to the door and kicked him
down the steps before shot could be
fired. The police soon afterwards had
Nostram under arrest. He has been ar
rested before and is regarded by the
police as somewhat of a crank. At one
time he was examined as to his sanity
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HOOSIER BANKERS INDICTED.
Bills Returned Against President Haughey
and Others,


lNDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. 25.-The
United States grand jury has voted to
in,lict Theodore P. Haughey, president
of the Indianapolis National Bank;
Schuyler C. Haughey, president of
the indianapolis Glue Company and
OF the Indianapolis curled hair
works; Francis A. Coffin, president of
the Indianapolis Cabinet Company;
Percival B. Coffin, secretary of the In
dianapolis Cabinet Company, and A. s.
Reed, treasurer of the indianapolis
Cabinet Company. These are the fire
men already unde bonds for wrecking
the indianapolis National Bank;
1t is possible that additional
indictments have been returned in the
bank case. The persons under bond in
the bank case were among the first per-
sons indicted by the Jury.
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WILL SELL THE RAILWAY.
ction to Foreclose Il SO, $50. 0GO Mort
gage on the Akron & Western.

ACTlOn FOreclose SS,oop-u0o
gage on the Akron & Western.
AKRON, O., Nov. 25.-John w. Creech
ct al have commenced suit in common
pleas court to foreclose a mortgage of
$3.50, 600 held against the Pittsburg,
Akron & Western Railway Company.
The road runs from Akron to Delpos,
O., and was intended as a link in the
most direct route between New York
and Chicago. 1t is ia the hands of w.
A. Lynch as a receiver. The mortgage
was given April l, 1890, to the American
Loan and Trust Company to cover gold
bonds bearing 5 per cent. interest and
maturing in 1910. Detaulted interest is
alleged to have made the mortgage sub
iect to foreclosure
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WHAT KILLED GEN Dr.,

Certificates Filed blythe At+o.
sicians Say He Died "f "Hear "1lasp
VIRooUA, Wis, Nov. 25-,r,"'NI
will never know the direct ca, "
death of Gen. j. NJ. Rusk, T%
cate that the law requires an ~,
physician to file in case of tho S, u
a man by accident or from d..
been lodged with the proor
but the statement that it mako.:
md unsatisfactory, giving no ~,
ion beyond the fact that tb hug
ceased to beat and death com
with. The technical term ps@ @,lt
tailure-a term that means no oN
reveals nothing. '"'Ns
The case of Gen. Rusk has bo.,
an air OF mystery by the nS SvI
Little was said OF his illness P ny
statement of the conditions N.Y. lo
ing the operation performed nD
the character Of the onrrot;.
given to the public; and WSe ~S
came at a moment when the pnGs \
friends Of the sick man and o o~
sufferer himself had been led wy T'F
that a fatal termination of tI %
was more than improbable srj
complete recovery was in s S,
physicians add to the mystery fr
the cause Of death, shocking in;
denness, as failure Of the Hpar
patient was a man of national
hence, foremost of all in the ro5
wealth, and one from whose siI
every word touching his case voS ,'
ly looked for by Thousands, w
facts touching the operation 5 Az
causes that led to the change in !,
dition from hope for life to pyenar n
for the tomb, are apparently SIM Il
in mystery.
Physicians declare that there !, N
ing necessarily dangerous in srr
ton for abscess of the prosbatp
or liberation of the bladder, nm
proper antisceptics We're used an
such an operation would not h
to produce commissions, in wbI
Rusk died. In the case of Gen
the temperature and pulse h
normal and were so on the Nj
when all were hopeful of the r 3
of the sick man-symptoms exes
ly favorable. Uramic poison
Kidneys were diseased, might
caused commissions, or perhaps A
ing to the statement of phvS
have caused the rupture of an
in the brain. AS to causing hs
ure, the word is a missioner and
nothing.
Gen. Rusk suffered from ulceH1
the kidneys, the trouble having
of long standing and having rea 4
the formation of a small pus sack
the PROSTATE gland, which waen1 II
The operation performed ten da 4i
fore the death of the patient cl ii
of making an incision from thes |ff
the bladder. In this incsion
tube was inserted, intended todn M
bladder and the pus sack. Phv IS
say there was nothing in thisopa ii
necessarily dangerous with 2
treatment; and there is no ev M
that Gen. Rusk did not receipt II
Of medical attention and nursing 81
at moment when his recoverys
more than probable the patient Il
tackled with commissions and died N
few minutes. '
The physicians who ATTENDED Y
Rusk in his last illness were sDZ 81
conduct a post mortem on the AZ
the General; but the family d q
and it was not done. The cause =.
Generals death was Therefore x
heart failure, and although in *
cities a certificate ascribing t Y
the heart to perform its function 4
accepted, in this place the
stated cause Of death was not
toned. With the evidence at y.
physicians are inclined to thet Il
that death was due to eureamicl 81
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Shot Wife and Self.

ELyRIA, O., Nov. PA tragedy oc-
Cured in Ridgeville, this county, last
night. Herman Barrows, respected
farmer aged IS, shot his wife, aged 80,
in the breast and head. He then placed
the revolver to his head and sent bull
let through his own brain dying instant
". Barrows was Justice of the peace.
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TRAIN WRECKER Got''

Acqnittal of a Man AccA'
Four Deaths nj,
LYNDON, Kas., Nov: 2''J .1,n.]
the case of Fred Tucker ' .1p
murder in CAUSING n
Of four persons at /
q Santa re tl" h. in ri
August q, 1881; brous ,, # i spf
not guilty. The Jul. or had 81
the opinion that iuG h,,t the Ell
do with the wreck; p pot the NJ
is claimed, showed tna' n
intentional. h
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-30
THOUSANDS sTAKED ON BILLIARDS.
Biggest Match Ever Made Arranged Be-
tween Ives and Schaefer.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 24.-The biggest
match at billiards ever made was ar
ranged this morning. Ives and Schaef-
er, now playing at Central Music
Hall, were matched to play sixty days
hence for an aggregate stake of $22,-
600. The men will play one game of
500 points cushion caroms, the winner
to take the whole of the $50. 900 and the
total gate receipts. Heavy bets on the
game have already been made by local
sports and one bet of $1,000 is already
p0Sta1
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Killed His Own Son

;. MARION, o., Nov. 25.-Charles Brnn-
~ prominent farmer of Southern
Marlon County murdered his 24-vear-
ulo son James Brundige early This
morning by shooting him with sh nts
gun, the result of a quarrel' 0nlv 0 ues-
Iva. uay the venerable father of the mnr-
uefer was laid in his grave. o =. -
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LEAGUE FORMALLY ORGANIZED
The New Association viii Have No Sal.
airy Limit.

airy Limit.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 22.-The
formation of the Western Base Ball
League was completed to-day. The
directors will be located in Detroit
Toledo, Minneapolis and Sioux Civ
Headquarters will be established at Gin
cinnati. No salary limit will be adont.
ed. A committee was authorized to an
ply to the board of arbitration IF
the, National League for protection
under the national agreement in
regard to salaries. Indianapolis WAS
designated to represent the Western
League on the board of arbitration, =
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ENDED TWO LIVES.
An Ex-Deputy Sheriff Lilled by the MAJ
He Had Wronged.

CLINTON, Mich, Nov. 25.-Dow ORA
per, an ex-deputy sheriff Of Lenawee
County and a well-known citizen, was
shot and killed by farmer named
George Conger at the latter's resi-
denc near here last night. Con-
gen then committed suicide by
the same means. Draper was leaving
the Conger house about 10 s'clock when
he was met by Conger carrying a gun.
Without a word Conger raised his gun
and fired both barrels, killing the ex--
deputy instantly. Conger was found
later in an clubhouse with bullet
through his hean. Intimacy with Con
gers wife is given as the cause Of the
kiIIinr
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Terrible Suffering at Sea.

LONDON, Nov. PA letter has been
received describing the terrible suffer-
ings of the crew of the British ship
Mendoza which recently foundered
near Martinique. The captain and the
majority of the crew died at sea of fe-
Yer and the few men who were left were
unable to navigate the vessel and she
sank, only four of the crew being res
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HAUGHEY OWES THE LODGE.
indianapolis Banker Gives Trouble to
Hoosier Odd Fellows.

Hoosier Odd Fellows.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 23.--The
Grand Encampment |. 0. 0. +. Of Indi-
ana met here yesterday. Enoch q. Ho
gate, grand master, in his report said
that there was due to the grand lodge
from 7. p. Haughev, president of the
suspended indianapolis National Bank
and late grand treasurer Of the l. u. q.
F. of Indiana, S;42 ,366,S7; that sureties
surrendered by Mr.. Haughey to secure
the grand lodge have a prospective
value of S45, $50, but the future can only
develop what can be realized. The re-
port also shows that Haughey's failure
will embarrass the finances of the Home
for Old and INDECENT Odd Fellows and
tboir WiSowS
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MET DISASTER AT
Several of the Crew of hi''
Lose Their Lives

LONDON, Nov. 23'-lNe ,, Nv
bark Thor, Capt. steinert' n 'Yop
delphia on October y lol D .5'
arrived here and reports p f15
vember % she spoke the .l nlr1
Merle, Capt. Shepherd c '[gn
thus July Is tor r, ' Tyrrf
signals of distress. Inc ~ ~" n !
sighted was sixty miles WEI t51i|
ard. Her commandeI S'lG t IA
OF OF ! her crew were dead and r.a5 tP
nainder were suffering ..-->
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New Spanish Consul.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 27.-The
State Department has recognized tenn
porarily Don Luis Munzi as acting con-
sui of Spain at Baltimore in place of
Don Carlos Diaz, who recently COM
mitted suicide.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-30
MILWAUKEE, MAN HURT.
F. H. DeyeDdOrf One Of the Injured In
Michigan Train Wr50k.

Michigan Train Wreck
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. PA bad
wreck occurred on the Chicago {, West
Michigan Railroad at a point ten miles
west OF this city, near the village OF
leland, caused by q broken or disc
ranged switch. The baggage car, emok-
er and one day coach were turned over
and rolled down an embankment. The
passengers were all more or less in
jured. G. c. Flynn, d travelling sales
man, was seriously hurt.
Following is a complete list Of the in
jured, some of whom were badly
bruised, but no bones were broken:
W. S. GUM, Grand Rapids.
G. c. FLYNN. travelling man.
]. FRANCIS CAMPBELL, Grand Rapids.
JAMES X. Hunt Grand Rapids.
JOSEPH NEFTEL, Cleveland.
+. II. DEvENDORF Milwaukee.
A. H. WILSON, Detroit.
T. g. MYERS Goshen, Ind.
M. KIRBY. PalO. Mich.
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COAL AND LUMBER TRUST
Company Forming at Cincinnati Racka
by So, 100000 Capital.

by 1000, 900 Capital.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 22.-Within ten
days one of the strongest coal and lum-
Der companies in the United States will
be formed here and s., 900, 900 will be ex-
pended. The promoters fthe scheme
are w. N. Greene, manager of the Gin.
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railway.
c. Morris, Of Cleveland, and j. w. Els,
worth, the Chicago coal baron. The
coal and number lands are $4,000 acres
in extent and are located on the Gaulev
River in West Virginia.
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ON A CHARGE OF FORGERY.
arrest OF Swell Chicago Youth for n
Grave Offenae

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. GA. J. Rosen.
enal' young man we'll known in Chica-
20 social circles and the son of promi-
nent stock yards man was arrested IN.
va uiay charged with trying to pass forged
u ,nan s. II is claimed that the young
~ nfI una. mas duped Chicago business Rouses
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ENGINE BLOWN T" .

Two Men Lose 1h0 1ehEp
plosion on the nos~r
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov :, = tbs 4
of Lehigh engine Co., !, III IN t5s1
an engineer employ = evepG
striker. exploded lasi nis,
sayre, at 8 o'clo aa+sr but &,
viii probably re &c rson an 81 !
Conductor Hen az Known, w
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for Life Insurance.

WOOSTER, O., Nov. 21.-It is reported
that prominent young farmer living
near this place, named Bert Mackey,
was murdered last night to obtain $lO,-
600 life insurance.
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Lost ON Her First VOYAGE.

GLASGOW, Nov. 27.-The new Clyde
four master Bahama on her first voyage
to New York was abandoned during
the recent gales. The steamship State
of Nebraska rescued the crew.
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BOMB IN DUBLIN.
Evident Attempt to Blow Up the AIb0rough
Ranranke

DUBLIN, Nov. PA tin box weighing
a pound and having a burnt fuse at
tached to it has been found outside the
walls of Alborough barracks, this city.
The box contained a quantity of sat
urated material resembling sawdust.
Experts are now examining the box
and its contents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
MSPECTTNG BlLTTMORE'1 tax DEPiRTNEyr

Baltimore. April 10 lSpcclall.-The taxpayers Of
Baltimore ARE demanding Investigation Of the man
agemcnt OF the Tax Department. The Taxpayers
Association has recently had committee looking Into
the conduct Of the Tax Department which makes some
startling revelations. II shows steady decrease In
stead Of an Increase In the taxable basis Of Baltimore
City, wocful lack Of system I'm the management Of
the Tax Department, and total indifference to the
requirements Of the law In reporting the amount Of
abatencnts at the end OF each month. Since 1877
there have been erected In Baltimore 2j.i7I build
ingS which would alone represent more than $50,
100000 OF assessment, and yet the total assessed
valuation in 1892 only F9,15G.-2O more than II
In 1877. The personal property actually de-
creased nearly $12.OO0,0J0 dming the years since
1871 In spite OF the cIyS enormous Increase In
wealth. The law requiring statements OF all changes
In the assessment Of property TO be made monthly
has not been enforced, for which the officers OF the
Appeal Tax Court offer the that the clerical
force too small and that the few reports made
were pgcon-l -loled and never read. President Bankard
has accordingly made formal demand for access 10
the books Of the Appeal Tax Court. The association
demands to know 10y what authority the law has been
ignored, and apparently enormous exemptions and
Attachments have been made without III" knowledge
OF the public. The Real Estate Exchange and other
organizations have indOTScd the stand taken by the
TaxpaXers' Association.