davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-05
6reaer Ginbrud.
Der 6eIoi6ranf in Johnfon Bros. Material
woarenlaoen eeiprenet ure $500
eeitoRIen.

Cine 8an6e bon @el6i6ranfiprengern
bra9 8eitern WOrgen 3tpii9en l unb 3 nbr
in ben Observation-Disclosures bon So6nlon
8rps., 1862 8. II. StraBe, Elm, lprengtc,
nabbem tie cine biIitge 8uuoogge get0otet
bate, ben @el6i6ranf, entna6m benz
ielben $500 unb entfam u%ngebinoert NIT
tbrem 9taube.
0te Serle tparen nit elmer f~abel6aften
Sre6bett 5t 0erfe gegangen. Sic batten
al Deri5iebenen Stellen 90ber in ben @eloz
i6ranf gebobrt, bteie bann nit Yulper ge7
ftat unb baiielbe ange3inbct. Die @rplo>
iton mar cine 10 ~itarte, baB ntbt nur Ser
S6ranf in StitGe 3eriprang, 1onoern aucb
bic Betpo6ner Der ongrensen0en 6Guier
burb bic @ri9itterung crtpeGt tpur6en.
Seltiam ma babel, baB Die 8efiber bes Ga
oens, Sobn s. nnb George 9. So6nion,
Die nit ibren Samtlten in benz obereu
StoGtperf tpobnen, bon benz 9a1Sen 8or7
gauge NIGHTS geb0rt botten. Die Boltset
1telte cine geaare llnterlu6ung an, fanb
aber fir etnen 8etGubungSperiu9 abiolut
fctnen Q(nbalt.
Ser &f nit ser 8uI6ogge u1uBte fir
Bic 9iebe Elm barter getpeien ietn. 0aS
Sbter, felt Sabren Ser treue unD 3uperlGfitgc
Q8GCbter oeS Qabens, mar grauenbaft GER
ic6nitten uno Damn in BEN Seller 9tnabge@
tporfen tpor6en. Der Ginbrub purbe erit
ent6edt, ais elmer ser 8riiber Inn g. l1br
berabfam, nm ben 9a6en gu Dffnen. Ser
8oLi3ei lit es btsber, trob etfriger 8ez
~mii6ungen, nt6t %gelun9en, atb nut Die
geringite Spur POI ben 0teben gu ftnoen.
, 1893-05-05
abea,nblatt DER autnots staata 8etatne, grettae, 5. ae1at 1893
frib Reuter=O enfmal.

@uf 8eranlaiiung 6eS 8lattbeutiben
8eretns fano geitern Qlbeno in llbLtb'S
SGQe cine 3uianme1tfunft 0erjentgen De-
Legation oeutl9er 8ereine itatt, Bic itb an
Bet am IA, Mai i'm 6umbplbt gart itattz
ftnoen6en @ntbiiIun9 bes 9teuter>9 enf>
mails 81 betbeiligen gebenfen. Die nadz
fol9enoe Geretne tparen Dertreten uno
per0en BEN 6eit5ug mitmacben:
9eut16er 8reBcLub, Siibieite Surnge>
metnbe, 9euti6er &riegerperetn bon South
Chicago, Surnperein @arfielb, 0eutide
Experimentation, 9eutib 9(merif.
8itrgerclub bon Qlponbale, 6umbolbt 9ez
9ton, @entral 8. g., 9eutldber 9cgenieiz
tiger llnteritiibun9sperein gtor6bcutidber
ge9eni. Il, g., 8iener Club, 6amburgcr
Stub, 8abtlcber Il. g., 9eutidber &rteger7
D%eretn, 8. 8. Soran, YI. Slide SnfeL
8rGit9, 8l. 81. Strip Heuter Jto. 4, .un6 Ser
IurnOerein 6ortl6rttt.
Wfan %ertpartet, oaB Sic 8etbeiligung cine
5ablretc6c ietn miro. 9aS Seitcomtte bat
5ipet Ofuliffopelen beIteut, auBeroem per>
ben Dcrlbteoene 8ereit1e ibr eigeres Or
6eiter mitbringen.
0oS 6eitpro9ramm fir sic @%ntbiuungsz
feter l1utet
l. Srcbeitermufif.
2. Nnipracbe beS 6rn. q. g.. SEEING un0
ltebergabe beS 0enfmals.
3. @nt6iiuung beS 9enfmaIS 6urcb Sen
tletnen Sobn bes Teitmari6aas 0ubwt9
8olff.
4. @ntgegennabme 6es Oenfmals 6urb
ben oeuti9en garfcpmmiiGr @orl Mou.
5. WetDegeiang bon Mobr: Wtaiien6or.
6. 9euti5e &e0e beS 6errn 6. s. 8.
0auB.
Z. Geiane 6es @eiititgerz0 uortettS.
8. @n9lii6e Gebe bes 6errn @m. 8ode.
8. v9as t~rere, Oeutide 5er3", Mafenz
6or.
10. @Gatt6, @e6c bes Scrrn @m. Meoer,
II. Sr9eitermuiif.
8ereinc, weI9e iicb mod betbeiltgen
molten, fOnnen lire Q%l6reiien 6errn 0m.
Weper, Sen @oritber bes Blattbeutf6en
Seretns, ~5uienoen.
, 1893-05-05
9e0eutenoer ShminoeI.

Sn ieiner Office So. 28O 6es Gorton
@ebGubes Wurbe G~raituS S. SAB, Sctretdr
Der vGOniolibateo Sob onD Silper Wttning
So. unter Der Mntlage in 0aft genommen,
unter 8eibtlfe zines 0enoiien @m, @6aler
S6mtnoeleten gum 8etrage bon 5000, 600
periibt 81 bdben. Die 0eieuibaft ipur6e
i'm Sabre 1886 nit eirem Qlftten fapital
BON $50, 000, 900 9egriinbet uno in Chicago
cine 3tpet9offtce erri6tet, tpeld6er SAP bor=
itan0. Den S6pinOlern louen 8etpobner
bon ct, 2outs gum Opfer gefaIen ietn,
pesbalb Sap nacb iener StaSt absefi3rt
tpur6e.
, 1893-05-05
McGIau9RrY's CUTE Qusfidten.
2utin Doyle Iehrt oen poten zines poIt3ei
Chefs ab.

Die NuSii6ten fir 8olt3etbef Mc>
GGau9brD, auc6 unter Ser 0arrtfon'i dDn
Administration beibebattert Su iperben, ftno
felt geiter1t Inn so Yro3ent g~eitiegen. Qluitin
9ople ~itattete bem WfaDor einen 8elu6 a6
unb bate cine lGn9ere l1nterre0ung nit ibm.
Gr erflGrte, 6aB CT BEN i6m altgetragenen
HD1ten u1lter tetnen l1mitQnben Ql1nebmen
f0nne, 81 ct unm0gltb leine Steue ais 8rGz
fioent Der 8raueret, bic tbm Dollars $4,000
jdbrlt6 eintrage, nieberlegen f0nne, INN
etnen Soften an5uteDmen, Der tbm nur
$4,000 einbringe. Qtu3 babe ct lt3 betreffS
ieiner iebi9en Stelun9 bereits fir 5 Sabre
Derpflt6tet.
@Gbrenb Ser 1tnterre6ung iou 9o0le Sic
8%etbebaltung WtcGlGugbrD iebr lebbaft be-
firDortet un6 nab oerlelben Wttc6ael
Brennan aufgeiubt un6 ibm 9elagt baben,
6aB Bic STEELE bes eriten @ebiIfen bes 9o>
It3et6efs fir i'm often iet.
@eitern Jtacbmittag lief Wfa1or 6arriion
Bolt3et6ef Wc@Iau9brp gu itcb tommen,
I'm nit tbrr cine REORGANIZATION bes g o.
ItSetoepartementS unter 8eratbung Al nebz
men. Der OtaDor geoenft namentltcb unter
ben 6Guptern DeS Yoli5eibepartements cine
rdoicaLe SerGn6erung norSune6men. SIS
9etBt ). g., 6dB Bic @ntlaiiung Snlpettor
&Obs cine beibloiicne Sabe lit. Oerielbe
bat iib Ben l1ntptllen bes Mapors baourcb
3uge3ogen, neil i6n aus Ser glor6icite>Su rnz
bale an Dem Sage 3uritdtpteS, ais Gregter
nomtntrt ipur6e. Sn bieiem SaQe lit fir
Garter bic 0tacbe Elm @ertcbt, 6as er falt gez
rteBen farm.
, 1893-05-05
Die promenaoencon5erte.

Sic i'm Sreten abge6altenen Gon5erte,
tpel3e beute fri6 um 10 l1hr begannen,
fonnten nibt piel 3ub0rer berbeiloGen, OBJ
glet9 Die Wtuitf porSiglt9 mar. 9os
8etter mar 81 iblebt unb BON See 6er
pfff Der 8inb 5tpii6en BEN @ebGuber bin
Ourcb, iooaB Ser Nufent6alt in Ser vg8bite
@ttD" Elm re3t ungemiitbIic6er mar. Ser
8elucb lteB itberbaupt iebr SIT miini6en
itbrig. 6Ofentlt3 lacbt rebt balO Elm
blauer 6tmmeI iiber Gbica8o, ionit la6sn
Die gfcp yorfer itber unS unO Die Sreu6e
mouem mir ibnen oenn boc6 nicbt g%0nnen,
, 1893-05-05
Die
Ue4>
CHICAGO

perfprt4t ntdt nur oas ero6te frieolide
amerifanii9e, %fenoern oas er0Bte frieo=
ltbe Grei9ni6 Ger melt Dor S6lu6 eieies
9dhrhuneerts gu weroen. Das fIbner, Dor
0ltdts 3uri6idredenoer unternebmunes=
9etit, uebnn9 i'm planen uno Qnsfihren
GROCER Oinee mo GeIo tbun fonnen, nm ole
&bloasoer DEMONSTRATING gu Der ero6.
artt9ften uno eIdn3enoften BON alien bis=
bergen Deltans fteIur1een I'll MAIDEN uno
oen Dolfern DER Groe einen Seerif pom Ger
Rohe DER te9nii9en Seifnnesfdbisfeit une
Kunit 3u 9eben, gu weIder Qmerifa 9eoiehen
lit, miro 9eidehen.
Sir Ole re9e Gbeilnabme, peIbe man bier.
%5ulanoe Der DEMONSTRATING en~teeeenbrin9t,
lit Ole 8erettwtQtefeit, nit weIber ole Geieb=
9ebun9en faft aller Staaten beoeutenee Sum=
men 3n Dem 9roben 5wed beuiaist haben,
Elm h~inretdenoer Seweis. hit ftetie pad>
fenoem 1ntereHe perfoIet ole game cipilifirte
Delt ole ein3elnen Sortihritte in Ger @nt>
wtdelune. Ollie nit Der meItansfelune in
D%erbtnoune ftehenoen SreieniGe uuroen pom
Qnbe9tnn in DER u5lltnois Staats3eitune"
NIT Ger eebihrenoen Sorefalt bebanoeIt. Die
modenaus9abe enthdlt ~fortloufens in iber=
t6tlider form cine Flare Oartenuno aler
bea6tenswerthen Dors6nee, pelde ii6 bis
gum Sdlu6 Der Nusfeuu11o uno barber
b%iraus gu einem erid0pfenoen 6efammtbiIo
e~eftalten werOen. Cine funoise, fadeemd6e
S9iIoerun9 DER meItausftelune in ibrem
Gntftehen, pte in ihrer D~olenoune miro fir
piele Gaufenoe bier uno i'm alien Daterlanoe
pom hohem Werthe fem. nlan fam oes=
haIb fiber fein, oaB man Derpaneten uno
6reunoen fein er~rpiinfdteres 6eiGenf wdb=
reno oieier 6eit ienoen fam, ais, inoem man
Elm announcement auf oas mo6enblatt DER
vJuinois Staats5eitune" fir fe befelt.
6eraoe oiefe Nuseabe eienet i6 ueeen
ibrer ~umfaFenoen seri9te pornehmli6 gum
Derfanot nah Oeutidlano.
Das 9ahresabonnement auf oas moben=
bIatt DER n0atnois Staats3eitune" betrdet
fir oas
, 1893-05-05
Die WeltQuaj teuun9,
Sibuno Ger 5rauen=
8eh0roe, 5rau palmer's ent=
idieoenes 2luftreten,
9ie 8reile tit BEN &eitaurants iOllen BON
Der neutrality-suspicious. betimmt
mcrOer.
Klein Streif Ger Garoifen gu erwarten.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro Ole preiie be:
fdueioeu.

fbneioen.
Ser 1ebelItano Ser l1ebcrt6elterung uno
.Qtusraubung bes 9ubltfums auf benz NuS1
~iteIungsplabe pir0 in fur5er 3ctt ab9eiteQt
tperben. 9uf Gr1ucbeu Der 8cripaItungS@
beb0rbe mad6ten BrGitbent 6i9inbotbam
unb Director Scbpab einen 9tu1bgang
ourcb Sic %02e1taurant3 unD fdnben ale &la>
gen, tpelbe BON ben 3eitungen er6oben tper>
BEN, boIitGnbig beitGtigt. Sic rcicbteu
einen 8eribt Elm, tpelber 6teiem ltebel>
itanOe mabri6einli5 enbgiilttg abbelfen
tpirb. Die 0teltaurateure iouen enttpe0er
i9re Breile 6erablebvn o0cr tie DerDell 9e2
5pun9en perben, tbre Ntrtbi61ften 81
i9lteBen.
Ser 8iceprGit6ent bergfattonal Commit
iton, 90, $, De Ooung, bat auf etgene
6auit etne ltnteriu6ung angelteut lno tit
empDrt iiber Sic porgefunOenen 53uitGnDe.
@r bat bic NuSiteuung in Barts beiubt
unb au6 sort iebr bObe Bretic porgefun2
ben, mar fonnte aber tDerigltcns fllr letn
@el6 ettpas @utes hoben, tpd6renb oteS bier
ntcbt Der SAL lit. @r iteut es 0IS etne ab>
iolute 11nm0gltbfeit bin, in etnem Der Ge7
i~taurantS cine WtablSeit er6alten 81 f0nnen,
OC|et ~Oteltu Htut Ivy IS+VI+ on U"'H'CINI4C"@
gta9 Grfldruna Ser Nngeiteaten tperOen Sic
iammtlicben notbpenotgen @cri5te in elmer
groben &ii6e AM fritben Worgen 5ltbereitet
unb bann nacb BEN peri6ieOeren Geitaue
rants gel3ift. geatirli3 tOnnen bieSpetz
fen ni9t ben gau3en Sag iber marin gebalz
ten tperOen, benn ionit wdren Ite am 9tbenb
einfacb un9enieBbar unb bas @noe bonn
9ieOe lit, baB BEN @diten po4itdnois falte
Spetien Dor9eieBt tperOen unb obenbrstn
nO6 gu unperi6dmten Preticn.
6err 8eters aus Baris bat bic Timer
frorenbett, io9ar ste 8enubung bes Sc
i6irres, Seller, Meiier unb @abeln, an3uz
re3nen, u1O elmer ie6r einfaben Mtabl3eit
fOG9t fOIgenbe 8ere9nung auf Dem TuBe:
Goupert 1Oc
Sin Stit6 TtLet..........$1,O LOO
Niu Gnffco 1Sr
, 1893-05-05
Sran8 8tlberbed, Ser S6miegerbate

OtuH6 OllpeIpeui Der SUute9eIpnler
6eS @ongreBmanneS SuliuS @olbSier,
wurOe geftern i'm Gountpgeribt ais irrz
iinntg erfldrt unb no9 @l9in geianot,
= Die &eaner, tuelcbe augenbGidiic5 am
Streit Iino, baben ben periDiebenen, 6oDon
IN WtitIeibeni9aft ge5ogenen SpetieDirtben
BEN 8ori6Iag Der Grnennun9 zines S6iebsz
gertbtes gemacbt unb ii6 berpflicbtet, fib
Dem Nusipru6 beiiclben 81 fitgen. Die
Rt6ter 3uleD, Win0es unb Tutbtu itn6
ais S9ieOsri9ter Oorgeidla9en.
, 1893-05-05
ueberfnhrter deb.

G6. @aters tpur6e beltte BON 9ti6ter
SOFTER ben @roBgeibmorenen iibertptelen.
st nurbe por etnigen Sa9en Derbaftet,
1lacboem er in einem 0aben in bem 9auie
$40 sc. Yarf 9Oe. etngebroben mar. @ine
Nn3aDl bon @igarren, tpelcbe BON benz 8e7
tiger ais iein @igentbum pieber erfannt
purben, fan0en bic goIisiften in ben
SGi6en 8aterS. Die 8irgi9aft pur6e
auf $500 feitgeIebt.
, 1893-05-05
Stdoti1bes>
21n unfere Sefer.

@Ie 6ieientgen Nbonnenten, tpel6e
ni6t regelmdBig nit benz QlbenbbIatt
Ser .Sutnpis StaatSSeitung bebient mer2
Ben, itnb b0fli6it eriu6t, uns no6maLs
ibre genaue Q(Oreiie per 9oitfarte mit8u7
tbctlcn, ebenio ~bieienisen Ser Onen, pcl9e
ouf bie s3ettung gu abonntren beabitdtigcn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
GETS FIVE THOUSAND A YEAR
Racine Lawyer Made Assistant Attorney
General of the United States.

hdCl6 Lawyer Mdu6 RSoSodllC AooOlll6y
General of the United States.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 23.-"Joe"
Dodge, of Racine, was to-day appointed
assistant attorney general of the United
States, at an annual salary of $1,000.
The place is one of the three really good
positions outside the state that have been
given to Wisconsin men. Judge Jenkins
draws $4,000 as United States circuit
judge, and Judge Lamoreux gets $4,000
as commissioner of the general land
office, and now comes the Racine lawyer
and knocks off another persimmon
eral patronage tree. 1t has been ru-
mored here for week that Dodge
would receive the appointment, but
nothing could be learned regarding the
matter at the White House or at the
Department of Justice, and kilograms
to Dodge at Racine brought out fiat de-
mails of the truth of the report. But in
the meantime Dodge sold his law prac-
tice in Racine to I. M. Carney, of Bur-
lington, and this seemed to strengthen
the story that the Belle City re-
former was to get q federal
place; out ne telegfapned prompt
and equally forcible denials to the re-
port. To-day, however, Mr.. Dodge's
name was sent to the Senate. He is ex-
pected here in few days to enter upon
the discharge of his duties. He sue
ceeds William A. Maurey, a Republic
an, who "resigned' the office
to make room for Democrat.
Dodge will doubtless make an
efficient assistant to Attorney-Gen-
eral Olney. Mr.. Dodge is 80 years old
and in his youth was neighbor of Mr..
Olney, having been born in Cambridge,
Mass, and educated in Boston, follow
ing with course in the Iowa College
at Grinnell, Ia, and latter graduating
from the Boston University law
school. His political career includes
term as chairman of the
Racine County committee, seat in the
Democratic national convention in 1883
and a membership in the Wisconsin
Democratic State Committee at present.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE AT FOND DU LAC.

One of the Largest Office Buildings in
the City Destroyed With Heavy Loss.
FOND DU LAC, Wis, Aug. 24.-Fire de-
stroyed the Smith and Coughlin build
ings last evening, two of the largest
office blocks in the city, causing total
loss of about 81, 900. The blaze started
in the rear of the Daily Journal office,
situated on the second floor of the
Smith building It soon spread up
stairs and burned two suites of rooms in
the Coughlin block. The presses and
part of the type in the Jour
nal Office were saved. The paper
will be gotten out to-day, but will
only be half it's usual size. The
American Express Company's office
and the Elks' lodge-rooms were quite
badly damaged with water and smoke.
Charles d. Smith, attorney, had his Ii
brary almost burned out. His loss is
not known, as he is out Of the city.
The losses are as follows: Daily Jour
nal, $500; insurance, $500; w. II.
Coughlin, meat market, on stock and
building, $1,000; Columbus Smith, on
building, ST, 800, fully insured; Mrs. E.
III. Burnton, news dealer, $500; w. w.
Miller marble store $500 insured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
IDLENESS IN STATE PRISON.
Many inmates of the Wisconsin PenIten.
tiary Left Without Employment.


MADISON, Wis, Aug. The state
Board of Control is not at all pleased
with the state of affairs at the penlten-
tiarv at Waupun. One hundred and
thirty-fiye of the convicts are idle and
the remainder are working only eight
hours per dav. 1t has been repeatedly
demonstrated that the men are better
bodily and mentally if their time
is we'll occupied, but when one-tourth
of the prisoners are left with consider
able time on their hands they become
difficult to manage and the officers are
placed upon the greatest tension 70
preserve discipline. Forced to spend
most of the day in their cells it is little
wonder that the prisoners become rest
i've and with this idleness come re-
peated efforts to escape. Nj. ID. Wells
& Co., of Chicago, who have the con-
tract for the labor at the prison are rum
ming as close to the wind as possible
on account of the stringency OF the
times and the Board of Control and
Warden Lamoreaux are anXlously at
tempting to devise some means OF max
ing profitable the time of the idle con-
victs. To add to the graveness OF the
situation the warden is obliged to vlo-
late the law in order to accommodate
the unusual uuulDcI u pIlSOilSlO W IiISh
have been placed under his care. The
law says that only one person shall be
assigned to one cell, but in several in
stances two and even three prisoners
have been compelled to occupy one cell.
AS soon as contemplated Improvements
are made there will be room for the
overpus in cells by themselves. A
new residence for the warden is being
constructed just without the grounds of
the prison and the quarters in the man
building now occupied by the warden
and family will be used for a hospital.
Then the hospital quarters i'll the north
wing will be devoted to CELLS.
This will solve the problem of &C
commodations temporarily, but the
problem of employment of idle
convicts still remains for solution
by the authorities. The three men who
escaped q few days ago would not have
had the opportunity they did to work
on the cutting of hole through the
roof of their cell and thus into the outer
air if they had not been idle for some
time More trouble is in store unless
some means is devised of meeting the
emergency. Never in the history OF
the institution have there been so many
female prisoners as now, twenty-six be-
ing on the rolls. This class of convicts
is taxing the quarters provided for them
to considerable extent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFF.

Wisconsin Woman Awarded Heavy
Damages Against the st. Paul Road.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 23.-In the case
of Sarah J. Galloway against the Chica-
60, Milwaukee & St. Paul road Judge
Willis has filed an order denying
the motion of the defendant
for new trial. The case has
been tried three times. At the
first trial the verdict was for 81, 500 for
the plaintiff, and a new trial was or
dered on the ground that the verdict
was against the evidence. At the
second trial the jury disagreed.
At the third trial the verdict was
for the plaintiff in the sum
of $4,000, which will now stand so far
as the district court is concerned. The
plaintiff was injured at Durand, Wis,
by a mail bag which was thrown against
her as she stood on the platform Of the
station
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
MANY INSTITUTES TO BE HELD.
Supt. Morrison Receives Over $50 APP
plications from Wisconsin Towns.

Supt. Morrison Receives Over $50 APP
plications from Wisconsin Towns.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. 23.-Supt. Nor
rison, who has charge of the farm in
stitute work, is receiving applications
from places desiring institutes the COM
ing winter. More than $50 applications
have been received for the 96 regular
institutes which will be held. Besides
these it is designed to hold tobacco in
stitutes, one each at the following
places: Edgerton, GAINESVILLE, Stoughton,
Evansville, Deerfeld and Morrisonyille.
These will cover the tobacco belt
pretty thoroughly and the superintend-
ent expects to make them of great value
to the growers of the narcotic weed.
Superintendent Morrison is preparing,
to illustrate the farmers meetings with
photographs and crayon drawings show
ing ideal specimens of the different
breeds of stock, methods of growing
grains, etc, the effect of feeding upon
stock and the effect of treatment for
these photographs and crayon drawings
in connection with charts showing the
results of different modes of feeding
and it is believed that the farm
ers will obtain better idea than
by hours of explanation which oftimes
are too complex and technical for the
general public. The institutes will be-
gin December l with four corps of!
workers and continue for thirteen
weeks. The same general plan and
programme will be followed in each.
The Farmers Institute Bulletin will be
published in an edition of about 10000
in about eight weeks Several new
features have been added to it and the
book in various ways improved.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
ANARCHIST UNDER ARREST.
Claude Zimmerman Made incendiary
Speeches at New York.

=
Speeches at New York.
NEw IoRE, Aug. 2S,-Claude Thinner
man said to be leader Of the Anar-
chists, was arrested Friday night. He is
charged with making speeches ut the
Anarchist meetings last week, incit-
ing to riot. Zimmerman, it is under
STOOD is one of the Anarchists
who told the Hebrews on the East Side
that if they wanted anything to go into
the stores and take it and used other
incendiary language in his speeches.
1t is believed that other arrests will
be made to-day, Zimmerman is the
editor of the Flaming Torch printed at
Michel's Fifth Street saloon and he
pleaded not guilty to the charge. He
informed the court when arraigned to-
day that he merely meant to show them
what things would come to and that the
result would be famine and hunger.
The prisoner was held for trial in de-
fault of bail
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Carried Off the Cash

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. pa pbrn
ally bold theft was made yesterda
the Builders Exchange rooms in
Grand Opera House building, and
thief walked out of the presence
half dozen men with 81, 200 cash
escaped. George Mason, a contra
had drawn 81, 7OOto take to Belletont
to pay his hands, and, not wishn
keep it on his person, asked the 81
tary Of the exchange to place it in
safe. This was done and Mason We
lunch. The safe door was left unI0c
The thief walked to the safe, took
the package and walked away be
the secretary discovered that an,
had been at the safe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
No Special G. A. r.. Rate.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-The chance
for lower rates for the Grand Army En-
campment at Indianapolis has gone
glimmering. The vote on lower rates
for Illinois day was taken without the
roads being represented in regular
meeting. If the meeting had been
called it is more than probable that the
Grand Army rates would have had a
fighting chance; but now their last
chance seems to have departed, none of
the roads having made a demand for a
special meeting.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

Lost, in the Gale.

New YORK, Aug. 25.-Pilot Stephen
Cooper came into harbor this morning,
having been out through the storm.
He reports that on Thursday afternoon
about 5 o'clock, while twenty miles off
Sandy Hook, he picked up man cling
ing to the masthead of sunken wreck.
He proved to be the only survivor of
the schooner Narragansett, Capt Chase,
bound from Philadelphia for Wareham,
Mass, coal-iaden, which foundered
that morning during the hurricane.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
BANKER BEFORE THE RAP
President Darragh, of Kansas ~
Valves Preliminary Hearion

President Darragh, of Kansas ~.
Valves a Preliminary HeariD,
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. 2S.-Tbes
case against President Darragh, of 4
failed Kansas City Safe Deposit and \
ings Bank, who is charged with org,
larceny on the ground that i
bank received deposits after
knew it to be insolvent, came
for hearing this morning. Mr.. Darn,
waived examination and was hon,
over to the grand jury in the sum-
$1,000, He was placed under SyJ
bonds last week to answer to OIL
charges. The hearing Of the latter G.
will occur Saturday. The grand n
meets September 4 and the case y
probably be reached within We
afterwards.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
Fired Into q Train.

MIDDLEsBoRouGH, Ky, Aug. "
passenger train on the Middlesbor
Belt Line was attacked and fired
by gang of six men yesterday
Half Way House." Mrs. Mary BO
was fatally wounded and L. Bow
shot in the thigh. A posse capt
John and James Martin and Geo
Wagner, three of the gang. Al
dred men have left Mingo for the
pose of lynching the Martin boys
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

MINIATURES, Wis, Aug. 2S.-G
G. Crib has made a vo!n
assignment to William Mariner
bond of the assignee is SSo0,000
Ephraim Mariner and Angus Smlt
the sureties. The assignment was
at 30 O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.
dealt in agricultural implements
carriages. His place of business
1873 to 1870 West Water Street.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
TROOPS SENT TO THE STRIP
Steps Taken to Maintain Order ont
nav Of tho RnSh

Day of the Rush.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 2S.-Orders We
received at Gen. Miles headquare
from Washington to-day directing III
a command be given four, tron
of the Third Cavalry now stationed
Fort Riley, Kas.; to proceed at once
the assistance. Of the troops in India
Territory. This is for the pupe
of assisting in keeping the Cha
okee Strip clear of intrude
until noon of September Is, when d
strip will be legally opened. The troor
will carry thirty days rations and vi
be fully equipped for the field.