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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
FInEeT THING OUT,
IN EccideRf Insurance.

The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association
offers to the general public great'riii-
duccments than any Accident Insurance
Company doing business.
They pay $1,000 pr week natural
sick indemnity, a feature which ~
other company las. They pay more
natural sick indeminities than ali &C
cidents together, besides giving the
persistent member paid up pallcE
after five years or the prlvllega OF dra"
ing from the reserved fund all me way
from $500 to $3.50. They are incorpor
ated in IA states and territories and arr
the Oldest Accident Insurance Company
in the United States to-day. For full
particulars and policy apply to
JOHN CARSON,
Local Agent, Eagle River.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
NOTICE
EAGLE RIVER, Ee'

EAGLE RIVER, Feb. I. 1894.
At a meeting of the Eagle River
school board Feb I, 1891 the following
order was passed:
This Board having been duly notified
py the State Board of Health in regard
to the vaccination Of all school children
of school age in the town Of Eagle
River,
Now THEREFORE, in compliance with
the notice it is hereby ordered that all
school children Of school age OF the
town of Eagle River snail be vaccinated
before The lst day OF March, 1894, and it
is fur ther ordered that the teach rs IN
the public schools of said are hereby re-
CURED to carry out tae provisions Of
sections one ~ and two (2) of the
ordinance of the State Board OF Health
as far as it's duties apply to them.
Dated at Eagle River, Feb. I, 1854.
JAS. OBERHOLTZER,
JOS. L )NKEY,
u. GRAHAM
Executive Board.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

1.-THE right of local self-goverment
Union" is the way the New Orleans
Picayune sums up the action of Cong
ress in repeating the Federal election
laws. If there is any State in the Union
that has not exercised its right of local
self-govelnent in the last twenty years
we would like to have the Picayune.
point it out The Federal election
laws had no influence whatever in
State elections and no Federal officer
ever attempted to interfere with local
or State elections. Even in Congress
sional election the South has been able
tn boast that it denied legal voters their
rights at tie polls and counted ballots
to suit the will of the Democratic man
ayers. The right of local self-govern-
ment was carried to such an extreme
in New Orleans that a NIB of the best
citizens broke open the Jail and MUIR
dered citiz ms of Italy In cold blood,
and then left the United States to set
tie the bill with Italy,
Certainly New Orleans people have
no just cause to complain OF being
denied their right OF local self-govern-
ment. In no other city of the Union
have Their ever been committed suoh
outragas as that in New Orleans. after
which the city and State stood back
like irresponsible agents and asked the
nation to assume the responsibility,
make the apologies, and pay the bills
when presented by the government to
which these murdered italians owed
allegiance It i'll becomes u bad boy to
complain Of parental authority ]us'
al Ter the indulg mt parent has humill-
ated himself to apologize for his sons
misdemeanors, and paid off the dis
re putable debts run up in that sons
irresponsible name. New Orleans
should keep quit about the right OF
local seif-goyornment.- Elk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
HOW IT ACTS.

After using Drummond's Lightning
Remedy for rheumatism, according to
direction, for ten days, Mr.. John "
Bopenton, of Hampton, Va, writes
that he can walk and attend to business
VIII CHI he could not do before. This
remedy has a remarkable record 0!
curas-not only relieving pain, but re-
storing ali the sanctions OF the crippled
limbs. Ii Won want a cure, s2nu 20 TO
the Drunmond Medicine Co, IS Maiden
Lane, Nd,v Q TX and they will ship to
y,nr express address two large bottles
of their remedy, with full instructions
for Use. Agents vented.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
SEE TIE WORLDS FAIR
FOR FIFTEEN CENTS,

Upon recelpl Of your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we
will mail you repaid our Souvenir
Portfolio of the worlds Columbian
Exnosition the regular price is Fifty
cents. but as we want you to have one,
We maka the price nominal. You will
find it a work of art and thing TO De
orized It contains full page views OF
the great buildings, with descriptions
Ct same and is sxacuted IN hlghes5
style of art. If not satisfied with 1t,
after you get it, we will refund the
STAN s and let you keep the DOCK.
a ddresS ~,
Fl. E. Bucklen & Co Chicago. LII.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

The Chicago Inter Ocean has IN It's
Circulating Dspartm mt al one nearly
opa hundred men and vernon, not TO
mention the carriers who deliver the
naner 10 all pal t CT the city before
hr ,akf:..t every morning.. TT may
no mention, q that no kind OF weather
b,wev u severe, is permitted to inter-
ta... with Ills te.v in any way VI
this large f,rco. alb "a one-h.slt 81 them
,ro,.,- through the day at ordinary
ae;oa or clercial work and the other
half heoin late at night and work until
.bont daylight. preparing and address
mo the wrappers, counting ana wrap
-. tbA napers. ~, uting' and mall
~, ,he bundles. TIL IL worS IS q the
,nost aitficajt n;,lssre and is den III the
quickest possible nannar, ana ! 81
well il it done that il seld'm happens
that a single buadle or paper II US
;anse eli ion of II, ariy io2.ooJ
,sohes it's. des inatian on ofher ftsssf'
tho rient train AID at The rlgn1 1lIn ;
,niass DELAYED by accident n
s,s,am il wonderful AMI It's operation
almost perfect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
FIRE.. 70 All -n:a;st.r OF Cknlrhes.

{ will send one bsttle Of WARNER,e
WHITE WINE or TAR SYRUP, tn BEST
Cough remedy N arth. FREE OF
CHARGE TO any Minists that will get
his druggist on store keeper to order
One Dozen and recommend this most
vauabls Throat andLung remedy to his
friends svery where. Address.
DR.. C. D. WARNER.
Coldwater. Mich
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

During the past week we have had
occasion to talk with great many of
oilr citizens who are taking d lively
interest in the coming election Of town
officers and we noticed, among other
names mentioned. that of w H
Bonner for member Of side board,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

1t is announced by good authority
'llat d certain young man. a former
resident of this city, will return in the
near future and foreciose his claim ON
one OF our f,tirest young ladies'. This
once is headquarters for invitations,
wedding cards. etc
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civ Officers

d, nan--L. ]. Cook.
faI, ~ ,' i..,,,rs-si. RICHMOND, MART
XIV. J REILLY.
yE'' rrer-W. j. WALSH.
lt'oa..so,-W. Il. BRADFORD.
h'e:'sSous-N. 4. COLMAN, JAS. ODER
Jns oITzER. A. +. HOWARD, D..
Oh -ahles- Ben MINrON, A. WRIGHT.
LEVI SEXTON.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

Herr Most, the blatant anarchist
was locked up for a year in New York,
because of his seditious anarchistic
utterances. Most's incendiary speeches
had a tendency to arouse all the pas
sions of his fellow scoundrels, who hest
tate not at murder to compass their
ends. In the same general category
must the disturber Sims be placed in
popular opinion, because he comes into
a peace2ble community and by his in
flamatory harangues arouses religious
feeling to an unc ontsollable intensity,
divides neighbors hitherto friends and
sets an entire community into an up
roar. The Herr Most and PROF. .
Sims should be ignored and made t.
feel that they were not wanted among
us. Far better have an epidemic OF
smallpox or some other disgusting dis
cas- prevalent in q community. Apple
ton Crescent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

In the case of the State VS. Joseph
iiseon, Monday, the defendant was
FOUND guilty of jumping his board bill
ana given thirty days in the Rhine
lander jail Deputy Sheriff >helibel
TOOK him down Tuesday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

...,cos At the church every Sunday ct
Csn r:}I a. m and 30 p. IN. Prayer meet
' NO." wednesday evenings at 1870. Sun lay
N NG,I ;mmpdiatelv after morning service,
N vv, pnnnlps Christian Endeavor held one
ln'hh siore services Sunday afternoons p.
%F D'''' IL, T.. Todd, Pastor,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

,OOF-Eagle River Lodge No 100 meets
.,ery Monday st their hall over +. Eeard-
l,hri. drug store Brothers from other
,i,r. are cordially invited
I%xbireS Ii Geo. Darling Sec
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
churches and Societies.

..ho,ic Church Services first Sunday in
month nass, 1870 III Fespers
So' Rev Father n. July, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

alM, Eagle River Lodge meets every
/ second and fourth uesoay at inelr nan
,oyer drug store. visiting brothers cor
rlly invited wv rnov g..
fallen, NJ " > oe'oe' sec
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
LIKE A GREAT RAILWAY.

With it's branches running in every
direction are the arteries and veins
which convey the blood to every pat
of the syst M A COLI, sudden changes
O expostlr . may cause poi. onoEa acsds
to clog "a csrc lation, and then "ots1 $
,hn,imatjsm. 3 wsr. If you value lie
remove the obstr.c elton with DE-. Dunn
mond's Lightning Remedy > I'D 20
the Drumm nd Medicine Co.. 4o AsAd~n
Lane. New York, and they will send
you two large bottles by express, WITH
fall special directions. Ag wanted.
ThOss Won leriul Giants in Town:
II II wish t. see them call on +.
Benr.isley and ask for Begss Little
Giant Pills Evsry bottle guafan-
teed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

Waters Camp No 900 meets
leach lit and thru riday of every
!llmopth ut Smiley's Hall
Mack See II w Mcintyre Consn
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

Harmony Tent No. 3 *. O. T. NJ. meets
r every Thursday evening at At Good
T-np!ars hlll. Visiting i nights al
Hys welcome.
CwRyah, X. X. W. .. kimball, COM
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

Robert Allen, one of the man ar
rested last week for passing forged
check ard had his examination post
poned for week. was brought over
from Rhinolander, Monday, to have
his examination. He waived examina-
ton and was bound ov.r to app ar at
the next term Of the circuit court.
-County Treasure Walsh has q full
t1ed.ed gymnasim at the court house
aud has most Of the county officials
right down To fine training trim. He
Is ringing in some OF the boys around
town ana then sets his experts, patty
register OF dssd, Fraacis Colnaa AMI
deputy county clerk Jno. RAdciiff }
Oh to tnen rno latest victims
are Frel Morey and Will w t'sh wno
wanS,over yesterday ani rotired leag-
ing their laurals behind.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

- have three or four dwelling house
lof sale which I will sell cheap and on
reasonable terms. O. B. Moon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

Monday a man giving his name as
Brooks passed time chek, OF the Scott
Lumber Co.'S, on A. Cohen. It was
discovered that the time had been
raised from fourteen days to one hun.
drej and fourteen The money was
recovered before he left the store and
he was placed under arrest later in
the afternoon He was brought bel re
q justice, Tue Day and committed to
the Rhin4lanler jail until the first
meeting of circuit court in this district
when he will plead guilty to Judge
Parish and take sentence.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15

FOR SALE: One Of the finest -
!, zoos IN the city. For price ane
erms, call on
11-17 tt Ed. Hul'1i-4s
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
: oCAE HITS

| will tell you story
lou may think it rhine
nue It's only about big va,;n+;ao
:. WASH dropped in the Office
nus It fell with a ball of lead
ana ITS a beautiful specimeo
VI u big Mooso's Head.
It's IKE Charlie Mitchell,
ltneyer was bluffed,
nuo 1t finely had togive IN
ana oy Shoo fly was stu;faI
10 XII such an animal
! thlnk it quite mean,
BUT never-tsle-less
il was done by John Green
- was presented to Hirzell
III good condition
ana is now at his place
on Tree exhibition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-02-11
WHERE IS HER PROPERTY
Steps to Compel the Late Annie PiKiey's
Husband to Make an Accounting

Steps TO Compel the Late Annie Pinleys
Husband to Make an Accounting
New YORK. Feb. lo.-Legal steps have
been begun to compel Robert fulford,
husband of the late Annie Pixley, to show
what has become Of her property and how
he became possessed of the property al
ways supposed TO belong to her. Col
w. J. Hare. counsel for Miss Plxley's
mother and other relatives, has made in
Philadelphia an investigation which de-
velops the fact that no property or mort
cages are registered in Philadelphia in
the name OF Annie fulford, but 10 mort
cages. aggrcga,ing SOS, coo, are recorded in
the name OF Robert Fulford. Among
these was mortgage OH the Park theatre
for $4,000, which her friends always
thought were held by Miss P!Nley, found
recorded In the name Of Robert FulforI.
Colonel Hairc has filed bill OF discovery
in the cour,s and has begun legal pro-
ceedings TO prevent tho payment to ful.
ford OF the interest OH certain OF the Phil
adelphia mortgages.
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Socialists Imprisoned.

BERLIN, Feb. lo.-El!endt and Brandt,
respectively the editor and sub-editor OF
the anarchist publ.cationIthe Socialist, and
Werner, printer of the paper, have each
been sentenced TO six months in prison
for publishing articles inciting to out
RACES. The latest number OF the Socialist
has been seized for commenting upon the
case of the anarchist lawyer Molinary.
who on a charge of associating with GRIM
inals and inciting TO civil war, was re-
Gently sentenced 10 . years inprison-
ment and his properly declared forfeited.
Tho Socialist commented upon the exccu-
causes of seizure.
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A new JOCKEY CLUB
In Important Move by HOrsemsn IN
NV York City.
A NOVEL CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Some OF the Men Elected Members
Have Not Consented to Join But
IL They Do II VIII Be
Strong Combination.

NEw YORK, FEB. l0.-A meeting of the
incorporators of the new jockey club was
held to-day at the offices of the board of
control John Hunter presided and the
other gentlemen present were j. r. Keene,
A. j. Cassatt, Perry Belmont, DR.. G. l..
Knapp and James Galway. After ad-
journment keene said the follow ing gen.
tlemen were elected members of the new
club: W. c. Whitney, q. II. Payne, Perry
Belmont, August Belmont, DIR. G. L.
Knapp, W. p. Thompson, A. J. Cassatt, ].
Galway, j. Hunter, j. Il. Keene, +. X.
Siursis, j. q. Donncr, J. B. Haggin, DIR.
W. Seward Webb, W. II. Forbes OF Bos-
ton, L. ). Knapp, Rudolph Ellis OF Phila-
deiphia. Pierre Lorillard, J. G.. lawrence,
A. IL. Morris. p. J. pwyer, 4. f. walco.t,
Edward Kelly, Prescy,t Lawrence,
a. [. Lason, Capt. s. S. brown.
Several bylaws were adopted, one of
which provides for the appointment of n
Board OF sevea stewards, who would be
drawn Tor py lot. three to serve ono year,
the other four two years. August Be-
mont, j. Hunter, J. r. Keene and II. X.
Sturgis were drawn 10 serve two years and
j. y, Bonner, G. L. Knapp, ". L. Thomp.
son, one year. John Hunter was elected
temporary chairman; L. X. Sturg;s, treas
urer; j. X. keene, secretary.
1t will be seen from the list of those
elected members to-day that gentlemen
interested in Sheepshead Bay, Graves.
end. Morris Park and Monmouth park
tracks, are among tho number. When
asked 1T these gentlemen, particularly
Lawrence, had consented TO become
members, kecne replied: mo, they have
not consented, nor are they aware yet that
they have been elected.n
The gentlemen present to-day, however,
are sanauine that those elected will con.
sent to be members.
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WILSON GETTING WORSE.
Tho Tariff Leader Greatly Worn Out by
His Lrbors In Congress.

His Lrbors In Congress.
KANSAS City, Feb. 10 congressman
Wilson Of West Virginia, accompanied by
his wife and daughter and Congressman
John c. Tarsney Of Kansas City. arrived
here to-day on the Santa fc on tho way to
Mexico. A reception committee mot tho
party at tho depot and escorted them TO
the Coates house, whero Wilson later in
the day met n large number OF prominent
local politicians. After the reception
Wilson retired TO his room and went TO
bed suffering from a high fever. Dr. j. S.
Griffith was called IN and found the con-
gressman's ailment to have been agera-
waited somewhat by his trip from Chicago.
Arrangements had been made for a mass
meeting, where Wilson was to speak, but
he could not be present. CONGRESSMAN
Tarsney and others addressed the meet
ing.
Tonight Wilson was confined 10 bed
with high fever, but DIR. Griffith says lie
does not expect the illness will take a
serious turn. Wilson expects to leave for
Mexico Monday morning. A banquet,
which had been part Of The programme
arranged for the reception tonight, was
abandoned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-02-11
PGRIER kxPLAINS.

A Discussion rs to How the French
Column Was Destroyed at Timburtoo.
PARIS, Feb. l0.-In the chamber OF
deputies to-day, Casimir Perier made
long statement in regard to the disaster
to the column commanded by Colonel
BONNER near Tlmbuctoo. The premier
said the government had nothing to con.
ceal and that II did not desire to mini
lnize the gravity of the situation; but this
was not the moment TO inquire w>ssaef
there had been any act of excessive
courage or inprudence. Learning that
Timbuctoo had been occupied by French
troops the government telegraphed Colo
mel BONNER to return TO France as soon
as circumstances permitted. Meanwhile
they counseled BONNER not to under
take any fresh act of aggression and
suggested that all possible prudential
measures he taken. After having
read the official dispatch from the gov
ernor OF Soudan, he did not know whether
the French officers were dead or whether
they were only missing. But instructions
had been sent to the governor of Soudau
and other governors with the result that
reinIorcements arc on the way from Alge-
ria and from other places, ana il is ex-
pec,ed the French force at Timbuctoo will
soon be relieved. There could be no aues.
tion of evacuating Iimbuctoo. Cheers. /.
The incident conveyed q lesson TO France
and she would not forget that necessary
measures should be taken TO prevent re-
currence.
I'VE are convinced" the premier re.
s.,l, a.. 4 n 4 4.
to discuss the merits of the case at tho
present moment" Cheers. The inter.
pellators agreed TO postpone any further
discussion Of the Timbuctoo question and
the chamber adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-02-11
A NaturaIlsrd Chairman.

KANSAS CRY, Feb. lO.-Cap.. W. p.
Hogarty, an inspector attached to tho
treasury department, to-day called on
Judge Andrews, who OH Tuesday granted
final naturalization papers TO Quon 10y,
the Chinese, and demanded that the
judge recall the papers, as they were is-
sued in violation of the law which pro.
hibits the naturalization Of Cinnamon.
Judge Andrews readily acquiesced TO the
inspectors demand and 1t is probable
that 10y will be deprived of American cit.
izenship within day or two, if he can be
found. Inspector Hoferty threatens to
proceed against Judge Andrews if the pa
pers are not returned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-02-11

Rio, FEB. lo.-A strong force Of insur-
gents from the rebel flee; landed yestcr-
day at Nictheroy and gave battle TO the
government troops. Many we're killed
aud wounded on both sides. Peixoto's
soldiers, under command Of General Ar
eollo. made a stubborn resistance. Tho
insurgents did not gain any material adj
vantage, and after severe engagement
were forced TO retreat.
MoNTEviDEo, Feb. io.-Thc command
crs OF the Brazilian rebel war vessels
Tiradentes. Santos and Bahia, suspected
of disloyal,y, have been deprived Of their
commands and others have been ap-
pointed in their places.
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the information charging Thompson with
embezTling funds belonging to George w.
yackson while assignee for the latter.
The grounds Of the demurrer are various.
II claims that the information was no,
hled by leave Of court, which position. IL
sustained, would cause the release OF nu-
merous convic,s at Deer Lodge. The
grounds on which the main reliance arc
placed are that jackson was not the owner
OF the money and goods alleged 10 have
been embezz ed, and that Thompson was
neither an agent, employe or servant OF
jackson. Judge Hunt will probably de.
eide the matter in few days. Thomp-
son confidently looks for decision In his
favor.
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TO BLOW UP THE JAIL.
Desperate Attempt to Free Criminal In
Liacolr, ILL.,

LINCOLN. ILL.,. Feb. l0.-Late this even
ing great excitement was caused by the
news of an unsuccessful plot 10 blow up
the Jail of Logan county, located here, for
the purpose OF liberating q notorious !oca!
criminal under sentence Of six years In
Joliet prison. The parties implicated IN
the plot were Arthur Goodpasiure, Ida
SHELLS and Georgia Williams. Late last
night three sticks of dynamite, with fuses
and caps. we're purchased with the inien-
ton OF being passed into the jail by the
Shells woman TO Goodpasture, who
repeatedly declared that he would
die before he went TO the
penltentiary. The Jail premises were yis-
tied at midnight last night, but the ar
ranrement to pass out through the window
n string 10 which tho dynamite was 10 be
attached and hauled up failed. At day
light investigation showed womcn's tracks
around tho jail and ladder ready for use.
During tho afternoon young man IN
the company OF the girls ascertaiued their
plans and told the police. The arrest OF the
giIls followed. Dynamite was found Mt the
homo Of one OF them, and when the prls-
oners were locked up the Williams girl con-
fcssed her completely IN the plot aud added
further that another attempt would have
been made tonight, and should It have
failed then the Shells girl was to explode
the charges from the outside aud run the
chances Of being successful. The excite
ment was intensified when it came out
that the desperate project was discussed
and decided upon Of blowing up the court
house This affarunou Iuriny "A fR.siOn of
court while Goodpasturo's application Tor
n new trial was under considerit,ona bgt
the conspira.ors were baliled aud foilod
by the motion being called This forenoon,
earlier than anticipated.