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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
COREA IS WITH JAPAN.
The King Throws Off the CH1nese
Yoke and Declares HIS
Indenendencc.

Yokohama, Sept G-Since the day the
King of Corea came in contact with Tue
japanese envoy he has shown every aus
position to cooperate, so far as he was
able, with the movements for Corea
regeneration. When the japanese army
returned victorious to Seoul bringing WIN
them the captured arms and standsfus'
he sent a deputy to welcome ana CON
graduate them He had appointed
commissioner to visit Japan ana tIithh
the Emperor for the promise OF peace
and a stable government to his country
and he has formally renounced the suzel-
ainty of China and proclaimed his lnten-
tion to assert his independence and equah-
ty in all future dealings with that ma
ton. Unless Japan fails utterly lne
war the vassalage OF the past VIII never
be renewed
An expedition was planned on August
for an advance upon Wei Wei, near Che
Foo where it was supposed a squad was
living in hiding. The Japanese SHIPS
rea ched their destination at midnight Auc
gust 8. AS they approached slgna;s OF
but it was not believed that many OF
the enemy had escaped, nor was II
thought they would wish to AVOID con-
test, being greatly in the majority: AN
attack with torpedoes was prepared pul
when daylight came no Chinese vessels
were III SlSnI. neN udt az ho"h ~
another resort. A few shots were eX-
changed with the forts, but as the ne move ,ith
ment contemplated no engagement with
batteries on shore the japanese fleet re-
turned to the coast of Corea. "A A. VISIT nn
to Port Arthur was debated. but not APP
proved. owing to the fact that the harbor
is passable only through passage known
to be thickly strewn with torpedoes.
Japan feels deeply the imputatlon IN
Secretary Greshams message through
the United States minister in TOXIC tAat
they are levying war on weak ana de-
fenseless nation, but expresses the nope,
that Americans generally comprehend
that the war is with China and IS waged
on the behalf of and not against Corea,
London. Sept; Ga dispatch to to the the
war operations are making slow progress.
is reported that the 5apanesG ha nof
to modest Shanghai if the Kiangnan ar
senal here is net closed. This threat is
supposed to be an indirect. motive which
may possibly provoke the interference OF
Great Britain, as the arsenal is pro
nounced to be an unimportant tablish-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
ILLINOIS TOWN BURNED.
Lightning Causes the Destruction
OF the Village of Malta
Losses Elsewhere.

De Kalb, ILL.,, Sept S.-Lightning
klayed havoc among the various small
towns of this section last night. AS re-
suit the business portion of Malta, VII
lage of 600, is in ashes with loss aggre-
eating $5O,OOO The little settlement Of
Henrietta was also visited by lightning
and completely wiped out. The losses
will not prove very extensive, however, as
but five or six houses were there. Al
Caledonia for dwellings were struck at
different times and each Of those struct-
ures were destroyed. At Elmhurst /; blg
barn was struck and totally destroyed.
The people had hard work to save the
schoolhouse situated near by. Rockford
came in for it's 1hare Of flames and III
At Belvidere a physicians stable was
struck and consumed, together with two
horses and a carriage. Huntley sui
fered the loss of three buildings, one OF
which was a stable. In the latter IN
stance four horses were cremasld. At
Herbert two buildings were burned. Inc
North Western railway track for stretch
of 300 feet at Trout Park is washed out
by the heavy rain food.
Elgn, Ill, Sept. "a disastrous storm
occurred in this vicinity last night. Busl-
ness houses were flooded in this city ana
several buildings were struck by light
ming and much damage done. Near the
village of Huntley houses were unroofed
and outbuildings were wrecked by the
high winds Whole fields of corn were
leveled, the North Western railway tracks
were washed out in places, and many
farmers suffered heavily from destruction
of crops and buildings.
Greensburg Pa, Sept. S.-Durins a
heavy thunder storm last night lightning
struck the porch of house at Jeanette,
fatally injuring Mrs. Mahoney. her daugh-
ter Maggie and Mrs. Krept, a visitor, The
women are still alive, but are completely
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
IRREGULARITIES AIIPcrn
Sensational Charges in Sui, b..
at Duluth Against the
Consolidated

Duluth. Mimi. Sept. IA y,rv
tional suit was begun this af.,
against the Lake Superior Conxor1
mines, the John d. Rockefeller co,"
ton. in which the sum of 5000 Oon
manded on account of alleged mS,1
sensations and frauds. The GONNA
was filed by Billson, Congdon & ni1
son. one of the most noted firms ~
Northwest The action is bropa'
William and John Mckinley Of HI,
and James Charnley of Chicago !.
cover damages in the amount sto+m
account of fraudulent represents
claimed to have been made to thu NJ,
ifs by the defendant company in orl'
induce plaintiffs to sell their inter,as
the Mckinley mine on the Mesaho W.
to the defendant one year ago
1t is claimed that in order to inlro,
plaintiffs to accept stock of the dpfpN,
company for nearly their entire ~.
est in the Mckinley mine it was na
scented to them that their propprt;o,
ing taken into the consolidated con,,,
were taken on basis of equality of =
en- other mines going into the
corporation. 1t is alleged that nmSS
other claims were made, among wi
was one that no property was to he :,
chased by bonds, and that all were ~
on an equitable basis determined by /
ore in sight at the mines.
The plaintiffs claim that by reasm
these and other similar representa-
falsely and fraudulently made the Ta |
ifs sold to the Consolidated com~
properties worth 100000 for money Il
stocks worth not to exceed S1SO,O0i II
that bonds of some of these Gonna,
then in the hands of receivers Il
held by large stockholders in the Con,
dated were being put in as payment
consolidated stock, the bonds bcmr
that time Of very doubtful value. NJ
that other Mesaba properties going N
the consolidation were paid for in
stock at 80 cents on the dollar wh1e
the same time the plaintiffs were inh
to take the same stock in payment !
their properties at par Other claims
also made regarding the same mattcS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
STEPS FOR AN ARMISTICE.
China and Japan Undoubtedly Nov
ing for Suspension of Hos
Utilities.

Copenhagen, Sept S.-A private tele-
gram received here today from Shanghai
seems to confirm the report that negotia-
tons for an armiStice between China
and Japan are in progress.
London, Sept. SIN official circles here
it is not believed that the armistice nego-
tiations said to be in progress between
China and Japan refer to anything more
than negotiations of exchange between
the generals commanding the opposing
armies in Corea.
London. Sept S-A Hong Kong dis
patch today says that many Europeans
employed in the Chinese customs service
are resigning their positions in order to
enter the Chinese navy. In the latter
service the Europeans will be paid $50
taels per month and in case of death 5000
taels are to be paid to their families.
These amounts are to be guaranteed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
MICHIGAN'S CRONIN CASE.
DR.. A. B. Conl1lin of Cassopolis Dis
appears and Believed to Have
Been Murdered.

Cassopolis, Mich, Sept. 7.-Stone lake
is to be dynamted in search of the body
of DR.. A. B. Conklin, who disappeared
so mysterously from this village week
ago. He was called to his door late at
night by a stranger. who said farmer
living a few miles distant was sick and
desired the doctors services. He was
never seen again by his friends. The
latest theory, and one which seems sup
ported by evidence, is that he was car
ried to the shore of the lake in Il box
and placed upon a wagon in charge of
two unknown men. and that there was a
struggle and outcries, after which the
strange wagon drove rapidly away north
ard
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
TWENTY ACRES OF ASHES.
Fifty Buildings Destroyed by an
Incendiary Fire in the Village
of Dalton O.

Nassillon, O., Sept. 1O.-Twenty acres
in the heart of the village of Dalton, O.,
were devastated by fire between . o'clock
and daylight this morning. over fifty
houses having been destroyed, and the
loss is beyond computation. The insur-
ance is almost nothing Assistance was
sent by special train from Massillon, Orr
vile and Canton The village water sup
ply was soon exhausted, and then wells
and cisterns were emptied. Early in the
morning welcome rain began to fall
and the flames began to die out. The
fire is supposed to have been of incendiary
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13

Mllwaukee-Flour - Steady. Wheat ~lii
No. ? spring, 54l2c; No. ] Northern oIGG, y,
cember, 555sc. Corn-Firm; No 3, 56Ac y
Firmer; No. 2 white, $50; No. : WnI@GJ
Barley-Firmer: No. ., 53Ac; sample Oh Essa
@55c. Rye--Higher; No. J., 49c. Pr1'"'
F1rmer; pork, IA 40 cash: lard, $50 CASH .,ra
Chicago-Close - Wheat - Cash, SePsssI
54Nc; december, 57@5712c; May, 6@.9a
Corn-Steady; September, SIC; Oc'oDtea1}} 4
May, 55sc. Oats-Steady; September, "v I'D d
ttober. 3lc May, 3534c. Pork-High her. nv STaa
TENDER 900; DC ober, 800; January; =
Short Ribs-Higher; September, I@,%
uary, 1925. Rye-st lady; 41c' I bal,tfs
Soc. No. / Flaxseed-Firm; 1.3O. 1lmo~
-5.37L. "A
New k-Close-Wheat- September, ~
December. 6lIc: May, 66Ac. Corn-seelpTrDl
64c: October, 63l%c. September ~
tober. 3512c; November. 364c; DecemOS'
January, 3s4c: May, 4O4c. ,,n,|
St Louis-Clese -Wheat-Finished, S SVc'
Saturday; cash, 50Ic: September, L Ms~
cember. 5l5s@5lA4c; May, 592sc CORR sa,
apout as satuEday; cash, 5513ci Decenlobbppf
May, 5:asc. Oats-Cash and sep'elGipDrr
May; $500 S6Ac. Pork-Higher; lo daa id
Lower: cash. sos: september, 3.0215 W.
100. Spelter-Firm, 3.22la II cor
Toiedo-Whcat-E Easy; No. . cash ana ha, =
ner. 54Nc; October, Size: Decenlpeo'' nib
May, 6l3zc. @Corn-Ncglected No. ;,xo5
3lc; nominal. Oats-Steady; No. M M
40. hire, 32lac. Rye-Quiet ea sish
Ciovers,e lref irm, lower prime ,a eaJ
October, $50; November, $50 NafGGT \
Receipts-Wheat, $1,000 bus; oats ~
cloverseed. AGO bus. shipments-Whea'
bus; oats, 1000 bus. N
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
REMOVED THE CHIEF OF POLICE.

"A. 4. "A. influence Causes the Dismissal
of Youngstown, o., Officer
Youngstown, O., Sept. S.-The board
OF city commissioners today removed from
office Chief of Police John f. Cantwell
and appointed in his stead William M.
MacDowell, Il policeman. This is the out
come OF row which has been in prog
ress for a year. 1t is charged that the
American Protective association has been
principally instrumental in bringing about
the charges. Cantwell is a Catholic. and
the new chief is an avowed opponent of
the Roman church.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
FOREST FIRES IN THE EAST.
st. John, n. B., and Neighboring Viii
lagos in Imminent Danger.

st. John, n. b., and Neighboring Viii
lagos in Imminent Danger.
ST John, n. B., Sept. 7.-Forest fires
are raging for several miles outside of
this city. Already the damage has been
great and several villages are in danger.
Three dwellings were burned yesterday
afternoon, and at last accounts others
We're in danger. The houses We're owned
by Mrs, W; X; Reynolds. r., Thomas Chit
tick and Mr. Gardiner. The woods on
both sides of the railroad track from st.
George to Spruce lake are on fire and it
is doubtful if trains will be able to run
through the district The loss to crops
through Charlotte and st. John counties
will be enormous The fire is rapidly
working it's way toward the suburbs of
this city and unless the wind changes the
result will be disastrous. The fire has
passed the woods on the Manawagonish
road, just beyond the city limits, and de-
stroyed a house, large barn and several
outbuildings owned by Richard Thomp-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
MINER FINDS A FORTUNE.
Nugget Picked UP in Australia Valued
at $4,000.

Nugget Picked UP III Australia Valued
at $4,000.
Vancouver, B. c., Sept. 1O.-Advices
from Australia by the steamer Warri-
moo say that another immense nugget of
gold has been found at Cool G:rdie,
eclipsing the famous Londonderry find.
The nugget, which has been called the
Dunn nugget, after its finder, weighs
1900 ounces and is worth over $4,000.
1t was taken from reef, the whole face
of which glitters with gold. Tremendous
excitement prevails, and since the find
property has increased at the diggings
500 per cent. The laboring miners have
struck at Cool Gardie and demand tt
week They have armed themselves with
rifles to prevent outsiders working in
their places B.oodshed is feared. -Four
thousand people are camped around where
Dunn found his nugget, and work is pro
crossing with greatest danger and diff
Guilty. Two hundred special police have
been sworn in to protect property.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
SHOT DEAD IN HIS CELL.
A Louisiana Murderer Killed by a Mob
at Minhen.

Minden, La, Sept. 10.-Link Wagon
ner. the noted outlaw and murderer, was
killed in Jail here by q mob of armed
men who forced their way in. He showed
pluck to the last and faced the crowd.
cursing them with his last breath. He
was shot thirteen times. Waggonner
was accused of various murders. He had
Il considerable following in Webster par
ish and sometimes managed to live there,
although the officers were hunting for
him. The search tiually became too hot
and he fled to Arkansas. He was capt
ured there last fall and brought back to
the Minden Jail, where he has been since
.EnnrI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
BOATS MEET IN A FOG,

Navigation Near New York Rendered
Exceedingly Dangerous.
New York, Sept. IA heavy fog pre-
vailed today over land and water in this
section until late in the forenoon The
passage of ocean steamers from c.a.a.,.il-
tine to their piers in this city was much
delayed. Two ferry boats plying on the
East river collded, but neither sustained
much damage. A rear-end collision took
place on the Central railway of New .Jer-
sey near Bay Way station. One of the
trains carried 300 passengers who re-
ceived a lively shaking up, but ESCAPED
without bodily injury. The rear engine
was badly damaged.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
READ THE TERRIBLE NEWS.
Minnesota Man Learns at Ashland
that His Whole Family
Burned to Death.

Ashland. Wis, Sept. S-P. Rusten,
who has been fire bound at one of j. X.
Kerr's camps near Phillips, was Mortified
this morning to pick up a newspaper and
find that his whole family were among
those that burned at Hinckley. He had
left the place but a short time ago to
obtain work here and knew nothing of
the disaster until this morning. The log
gers "chipped in to pay his fare to
Hincklev
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
FALL OF A BALL OF FIRE.
Remarks BILE Incident of Storm I'm a
suburb of Chicago.

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept 1O.-Rev. DR.. e. c.
Towne reports that during last nights
thunder storm a large ball of fire fell
into a vacant lot near the business por-
ton of the suburb of Austin. A hole sew
eral feet in diameter and of considerable
depth was torn in the ground and the
earth for twenty feet around was scanned
and cracked. The fall of the fireball
WAS accompanied by a terrific peal of
thunder and vivid lightning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
MORTON GOING ABROAD.
Secretary of Agriculture to Spend Five
Weeks in Europe

Washington, d. c.. Sept. S.-Secretary
Morton leaves tonight for New York,
where he will sail for Europe next Tues
day. He will meet his son, Joy Morton
of Chicago, in New York. and together
they will make 4 tour of five or six weeks
in England, Germany and probably in
France. DR.. Dabner will be the acting
secretary of agriculture during Mr. Nor
tons absence and will return to the city
next Monday
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
DIAMOND THIEF CAUGHT.
James Bryant a Noted "Nipper" Cap
tured at ST. Louis.

st. Louis. Mo-. Sept. 10..-James Bry-
ant, alias J. c. Borton. with several other
names has been arrested here for diamond
npping He is said to be one of the most
expert thieves in this line i'll the country
He was caught by w. A. Rotty,s bust
ness man here. from whom he nipped
$3.50 shirt stud. pulling so hard as to get
caught in the act Rotty hammered the
thief until the policemen compelled him to
desist. Bryant came here from Chicago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
Drowned at NIinnetonka

:, Minneapolis, Mimi. Sept. 1o.-Serct.
Whitehead of the Butte, Mont. police
force, detailed to guard the famous Mon
tana statue on exhibition here. was
drowned in Lake Minnetonka Yesterday
afternoon. He was sailing with Fred
Cftedahl and Henry Helliesen when q
sudden gust Of wind upset the boat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
OPIUM SMUGGLERS Caught.
Two Men and Two Trunks Filled vi
the Drug are Captureh.

i WO Meh and Two IfunkS FI-ItH w
the Drug are Captured.
st. Clair. Mich, Sept. John Jao
and John Green, said to be members d
gang of smugglers8 with headquarters
Windsor, were arrested at 2:3C this nd
ing. The prisoners crossed the river
boat with two trunks and about
pounds of opium and were nabbcd BY
tectives who had been laying in wait
them. The opium was obtained in
ronto. The capture is believed to beI
important one, as the prisoners
thought to be experienced hands in
important business with many big
signnicnts of poppie juice to Their G1
in the Ia st
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
LIFE ASSOCIATION FAILS.
Affairs of the Mutual Benefit of America
to be Wound Up,

New York. Sept. 10.-The Mutual Ben
eft Life Association of America, whose
principal Office is at 1T Broadway, this
city is insolvent. It's affairs are to be
wound up. The association has policies
unpaid death claims aggregating $780,
600, some of which the association con-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
SEAL CASES SETTLED,
Canadians Accept Less Than Half
Million in Settlement for Ben
rim Sea SeizupaS

Ottawa, Ont, Sept. Sir Charles
Upper, minister of fisheries, has re-
ceived message from Victoria. B. c.,
that at a meeting of sealers the 1925. 900
offered by the United States government
III settlement of claims for seizures was
unanimously adopted
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
WRECK ON THE NORTHWEST
The Limited Train for ST. Paul Cras
Into q Box Car.

u Ii
Into a Box Car.
Chicago. H., Sept. 10,-Ihc St u
vestibule limited onsthe Chicago \ M|
Western railroad collided last night VI
a freight car which had been blown
the severe storm from a siding partly \
the main track at Darlington, lot
from this city. The engine, express !
mail cars were badly wrecked and
others cars slightly damaged. The toll
ing were injured: A. J. Bondreau, N
clerk, seriously; Thomas Green, bass,1
man of Elroy, Wis, seriously; Miss
chael Jeffries of Roseland, slightly;a
Bliss of Boston, left leg broken. Thel
gineer and fireman jumped and es@|
without serious injury. Other passens1
than those named escaped with sevl
shaking up.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
FRANCE IN THE WAY.
The Pope Anxious to Interfere in
the Trouble Between China
Il

London, Sept 10.-A special received
here from Rome today says that the
pope is reported to have expressed wish
to arrange the troubles between China
and Japan, but he was prevented by
France, who feared that the intervention
of the church would undo the work
France was carrying on in the East.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
POISON IN A WELL.

Two Children Victims of Modern Bor-
gia in Louisiana.
Piedmont La, Sept. 10.-Two members
of the family of Ed S. Downs have died
from drinking water out of a poisoned
well, while two more are not expected to
recover. The dead are James and Sallie
Downs, aged II and IA years. How the
well was poisoned is not known, but ALI
drew Finley. Il discharged servant, has
been arrested for the crime
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
ONE HUNDRED S.,UTS FIRED.
Battle Between Strikers and Non-str.S-
ers at BirIningla IN, Ala.

Savannah, Ga, Sept. S.-A pitched bat
tie took place on Bay street today be-
tween union and non union 'iongshorc men,
mostly negroes. About 100 shots were
exchanged. Mark Cain, white, leader of
the non-union men, was shot in the head
negroes received slight wounds. The non
unionists were going to work on the first
cotton ship Of the season when attacked
A large force of police arrived with Win
chesters and escorted the non-union men
to the wharf so that they could resume
work. Further trouble is exnected
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
TWENTY-FIVE MORE VICTIMS
Fires on the Canadian Border of
Minnesota Cause a Number
of

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. S.-A Duluth car
rier from the Rainy river brings news
that the fires on the Canadian border
last week caused the death of several
families, nearly twenty persons alto
gether. The mail carriers had several
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
BRITISH SEALER SEIZED.
Schooner Favorite c iptured by the Mo-
hican in Behring Sea.

SVd
Seattle, Wash. Sept. 1O.-A steamer
from Dutch Harbor, Alaska, brings news
that August II the schooner Fayorite
flying the English flag. was captured by
the Mohican for violating the sealing
laws and turned over to the British war
ship Pheasant, which sent her to Vic
toria. She had aboard between 400 and
1900 when captured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
FLOODED BY A CLOUDBURsT.
Heavy Fall of Kahn Damages Many
Buildings at Perry, Ok.

Perry. Ok. Sept 10-This city and
vicinity was visited by two waterspouts
last night. Many business houses were
inundated and in the lowlands many
homes were filed With water and inmates
were compelled to wade out of their
houses and leave their goods behind. In
some of the streets Of this city water was
waist deep.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE. SeptcmDH
Milwaukee Dairy Market

Buttcr-Fancy creamery, z tb, 24@23c, I 5nn
to good, do, 14@23c; best dairy selections 'g1
lines. fair to choice, do, l4@l0c packing
do, 11@12c. ,J
Chcese-Full cream flats, new, y n, yhgs..
cheddars, do, 9@10c: Young America wi
brick, S1109Ic; limburger, 8g9c; SWlsS
ollie.
Eggs-Fresh, p doZ, Halle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER.
Two Fatal Cases of the Disease on
a British Steamer at Baiti-

Baltimore, Md, Sept. S.-Cornelius
Watson, second engineer of the British
steamer Tyzack, which arrived in port
yesterday with supposed yellow fever
aboard. died this morning. This makes
the second victim. The other two sick
men are doing we'll and no alarm is felt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
CHICAGO LAWYER SHOT.

Attorney Leo Roder Seriously Wounds
Attorney Carl Walle
Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. Sin dispute over
lawsuit Attorney Carl Vale was shot
ana badly wounded by Attorney Leo
noon. Wales wound is a dangerous one
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
Ocean Vessel Sunk.

Chatham. Mass, Sept Ga large
threemasted schooner is sunk off here.
1t is believed she ran on the rocks dur
ing the fog last night. Her name is not
known.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13
SHOT A BURGLAR DEAD.
Prize Fighter Tommy Morgan Kills a
Man Who ATTEMPTS Rahherx

Man Who Attempts Robbery.
Chicago, H., Sept. 1.-Two men en-
tered a saloon at 20O1 State street at /
O'Clock this morning and commanded Bar
tender Tommy Morgan, the prize-fghter
to throw up his hands. Morgan reached
for his revolver and killed one of the
thieves. who is supposed to be L. Court
well. The other man escaped. Morgan
is locked up until officers can investigate
his story