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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Have Parrots Nom cries?

A Spanish lady had o pct parrot
trained only to Spanish language.
The lady died and the parrot, still
quito young. was sold to an English.
man travelling In Spain, who brought
him to this country. where he soon
became q family pet The bird
mourned fer q long while. seeming to
miss his native associates and air
wOefully indeed, but gradually be.
came accustomed to the new people
and Language, and eventually began
to chatter In English and feel him.
self perfectly Mt home. Years passed
away, Polls bright plumage faded,
and age left traces all about him.
HIS food had to be Of the softest, no
could no longer climb upon his perch,
but the family cared for him tenderly
In his now vOiceIess old age. One
day a Spanish gentleman visited the
house, and In the course OF conversa-
ton some Span sh words were used,
and for the first time In years Poll
heard his native tongue again. With
shrek of peculiar Joy the bird
spread out Its wings and uttering a
string OF long forgotten Spanish. the
next moment dropped down upon the
hOOr or its cage-dead.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
FOR The EAGLE.
A COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World.
1 Fest Of Political, Commercial ind eea.
srJ Intelligence, Thoroughly slttol
Tor Eida Readers.


Lord Rosebery's Ladas. the nipple idol OF
fngiands sovereign people. won the one
hundred and fifteenth Derby at EPSON In a
fair field. no favor aud In the presence Of
the greatest assemblage that ever thronged
the historic downs All Britain paused In
the rapid revolution Of the machinery Of
Industry and social life to watch
with fevered mind the struggle Of
Hampton's unbcatcn son 40 he came down
the hill around Tottenha and up the IA.
nous incline. aud as the primrose. rose
bars and cap of Ensland's Prime Minister
flashed past the winning post the cheers
that rolled from the immense multitudes
we're speedily echoed In every city Of the
Kingdom Ladas. greatest OF the three
year.old OF 1894. had fulfilled his destiny
There were seven starters in the race,
which resulted "a follows:
Lord Eoseberys Ladas. by Hampt on -lllumi.
nata, l26 pounds, watts.
Lord Minstcn,s Matchbox. by st. simon
Mt: 4. cannon's Reminder Hampton-Eiiaa.
i96 pounds, I. Cannon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
The Duke Of Yves Westminster, u n; Burlington.
Lord Bradfords Hornbeam, Lord Scarbor-
G %,sh s slwyd, and Douglas Baiii's Gallopins
Bettins. Ladas, 2top on: Matchbox. 9 to 1
against; Burlington, s to 4; Reminder, 80 to 1:
Morn9eam, 8, to /: Galloping Dick, 50 to j;
Slwyd. LOO toll.
Ladas won In u canter by a length and u
half Six lengths separated the second
horse. Matchbox. from the third. Re.
hinder; Hornbeam was fourth A scene
OF indescribable enthusiasm followed
Ladas' victory. Fully 300. 900 people saw
the race. The Premicr's prediction. made
10 ls'1-that he would marry the richest
hciress In Europe. be Prime Minister Of
England and win tho Derby with his oWn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
FIRE ON THE TROOPS.
Strikers at sheiburn. Ind. Make a Night
Attack.


Attack.
telephone message TO Indian a. oils.
Ind. Monday night from shelburR said the
troops were tired on by strikers under cover
OF the night Communication Is bad
and IL could only DO learned that
four OF the strikers were killed IN the
return volley. BriRadicr General Mckee
sent call for the second Calling gun. the
first being ut Cannelbufg. Shortly after
midnight special train was secured. and
the rc,t ofthe Indiana light artillery under
conmand Of Capt Curtis, speaker Of the
last House. was started over tho vapdalia
via Terre Hsute for the scene Of the out.
break. Rush dispatches from the Governor
were sent 10 seven different military
companies e. prepare to march Mt any
hour on Tuesday. There was much excite. .
ment nc tho State House and the Cover.
nor was up all night There were eight
companies ut Elburn. counting tho two
that came up from Cannclburg This
would give Mckee about 400 men. Op.
posed 10 them were nearly 1000 desperate
strikers A messenger from shelburn
said the strikers fred anvils all afternoon
to attract the men from the hills for miles
around. but 10 was not thought any such
thing as an attack on the militia was con.
templutcd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
ROYAL COURTESY,
An Americans Experience with Some Of
the Crowned Heads Of Europe.

An Americans Experience with Some Of
the Crowned Heads Of Europe.
An American who has been hon.
Ored by his country with Important
missions abroad was talking the other
evening with royalty, says the Chi.
cago Tribune.
II know said he, 1t is not ex.
pected that an Amer can should com.
mend anyth ny he sees among the
royalty. l do not know why an
American, of all nationalities, should
not feel himself independent enough
to commend whatever Is worth com.
mcndatiOn, whether IL is found In his
own country or elsewhere. NV posi-.
lions enable ME to see the life, man.
ners, and customs of all classes abroad.
That a cOnventicnality that hedges
royalty In, Ia true, and It should not
be otherwise. But the one fact
which most fOrcibly struck me was
that once you get beyond the barrier
once over the conventional line
no people are more delightful, more
hOspltaale and more attentive listen.
ers II they are with intelligent PEG.
pie who are below their rank they
like 1t all the better. 80 long rs they
feel assured that that fact will be
treated with the sacredness they
think 1t deserves A Queen who had
h0nOrcd me with several invitations
sent for mo one afternoon and asked
me to repeat to her some stories
had told on q certain occasion about
Lincoln. Her Majesty was afflicted
with a slight deafness, and after I
retold the anecdotes. said to me In
perfect English: II like to hear you
talk, because you do not bawl In my
ear"
ION another occasion l was hon.
Ored with an invitation to attend an
outing with the King and his suite
In an old forest near the capital.
When the company had assent l ed
the King said in the most democratic
way: We will all speak English to.
day In honor Of the representative Of
the great Tn ted states
ION several other occasions where
the rule was French the King and
Queen always did me the honor Of
addressing me In English, although
they were aware Of my proficiency in
the court language. 1 have no wish
to see the government Of my own
country changed. hope and be.
licve IL never will be, but I am not
afraid to say that those who are fort.
unatc enough to pass beyond tho
lines Of which I speak will never re.
greet it."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09

Andy Johnson. "thc Pinoville n.y. ter.
ror." has killed his last man. having boen
shot ind instantly killed Saturday niaht
ut Pinavillc. whore he was n policeman.
A dance Was given ut Pineville and among
those present WAS Jim Horn. johnson was
ON hand TO preserve order Horn started
to leave the dance hall with woman.
ind Johnson threatened him with
arrest II he did so Johnson followed Horn
and tho woman and an exchange OF stots
cnsucd. Johnson fell dead and Horn died
In thirty minutes Johnson earned the
title Of Pineville terror while q deputy
marshal and added TO It while Sheriff OF
Bell County and later o. Y policeman ut
Pineville He had killed eight or nine
men and one child, his greatest record In
one fight being four men,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
BIG BOOM IN SUGAR.
Wall street Brokers Neglect All Other
securities-Prices Advanced.

wall street BROKERS Neglect All Other
securities-Prices Advanced.
That Wall street Is pleused at the action
OF the United States Senate In giving the
sugar trust wha; It wanted In the way Of n
tarin schedule was manifested wednes.
day morning when the New York Stock
Exchange opened There seemingly was
not a bear operator in sight; ut least, not
~ far US sugar was concerned. When the
gong for trading to begin sounded. the
sugar corner was the only one that
had any attraction for the broker.
An immense crowd gathered. and no
one seemed to care about the price OF
any other speciality. There was y great
deal OF excitement and every body was
clamoring for sugar stock As soon ~ the
days business was inaugurated fully 10000
shares OF sugar was sold IN u very few
seconds The orders we're executed so rap.
Idly that the brokers had no timo to mark
down the deals Of all the buyers and soil.
ers The stock sold simultaneously oil the
way from iO7 to los. against 1903 Tuesday
night Then came food Of offerings
which carried the quotation back to 1914.
but the pool had placed big buying orders
on tho rccesslon.. and rise 20 1854 oc.
Cured. The trading IN sugar during the
first hour was $4,000 shareA Bidding for
the stock was % spirited that transactions
were recorded on margins rs wide rs ~
per cent. within u few secondI
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
TRAPPED AND FOUGHT A BEAR.
l Tennessee MountaiDcer's Desperate
Struggle with IN Infatuated Beast.

a Tennessee MountaiDcer's Desperate
Struggle with IN Infatuated least.
A mountaincer named Jere Sands
had terrible conflict with q bear In
Greasy Cove, near johnson City,
Tenn, the other morniag. The
animal had been ntrappod during
the night and when Sands came upon
the scene he went directly up to the
bear before making an effort to shoot
II. He was standing q few feet away
when the iufuriated beast made o
lungc, broke its letters and was
upon him 10 an instant. Before the
surprised hunter could get his gun 10
position, says Q correspondent Of tho
Cincinnati Enquirer, the bear seized
his left arm In Its caushing laws,
The weapons dropped from the hand
Of the Wangled LIMB and o battle OF
death BEGIN. In q moment the
mOuntatneor was In the dread en-.
brace Of his antagonist They fell TO
tho ground In tho struggle which en-.
sued, and rolling over and over they
vent down the mountain side thirty
yards and dropped on o ledge Of rock
twelve feet sheer fair The bear
happened to fall underneath and
during the Momentary shock which
followed the half dead man managed
to draw from his belt his hunting
knife, which fortunately had re.
ma ned undisturbed, and plunged II
with all his strength into the animals
neck. severing the jugular vein. This
ended tho battle. Tho bear sOon re.
leased his hold and was dead, but
his slayer was too badly hurt to leave
the scene Of the struggle. His con.
tinucd absence caused his friends to
go 10 search OF him. They found the
victor covered with blood and pill.
lowed upon his shaggy victim nurs.
Ing his mangied arm. Tho flesh was
terribly lacerated. and the Zones Of the
lower arm 80 badly shattered that
the brave fellow will probably lose
that member entirely. The bear was
one Of the largest ever killed In That
region
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
TwO f,iecti0ns-

Joseph n. Carter. Republican. was cho-
sen to the Illinois Supreme bench. Monday,
from the Fourth Judicial District. by Il
plurality upward OF 1000. In O,egon,
Monday. the Republicans elected their en-
tire ticket, from Governor down. with the
possible exception Of Superintendent Of
Schools The Legislature will be close and
the Populisis may hold the balance of
power In the Senate. though the Republl-
cans claim they will have u majority IN
both houses
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
WESTERN LEAGUE CANES
EscapinR Murderer I,etaken

The Montreal Police have just succeeded
in capturing an escaped American muir.
derer named Samuel Alexander On July
g?, 1891. Alexander leve.ed his revolver ut
James Nesbltt on the street In Chicopee,
Mass, and shot him dead without tho
slightest provocation. Tried for his life,
Alexander was declared insane and sen.
fenced to perpetual confinement In the
lunatic asylum ut Worcester. Mass. About
year ago he succeeded In escapin; from
that Institution.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
His Virtues Set Forth.

In the old Pine Creek Cemetery at
Jersey Shore, ROu,ette, Pa, Is q
headstOne bearing the following
unique inscription: "Iames McMur.
ray. Eorh III Ireland June ~. 1761.
Emigrated to America il 1899 Was
converted to Cod In 1920 and united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The husband Of three wives, the
father Of twenty-five children,
eighteen living; the grandfather Of
eighty.two and the great.grand-
father OF thirty. eight, who died In
Jersey Shore April IL, 1853. In great
peace and triumph. being tifty.fOur
years resident Of the county where
he exchanged earth for Heaven"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Can lie seen Many Miles.

The great electric light recently erected
Vt Sandy Hook. n. j.. was operated Nom
day night for the first time In the East
The light was exhibited AT the Worlds
Fair, Chicago So intense and far-reach.
ing were the rays that places far down the
Jersey coast, on staten Island and Coney
Island were plainly visible Vessels at
anchor in the bay showed up almost as
plainly o. In daytime. 1t Is claimed that
the light can be thrown without difficulty
as far Us Philadelphia.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
WILL CROSS THE SEA ALONE.
Capt. freitsch. Of Milwaukee. Arrives u
Buffalo with nia Qua Craft,

Capt. freitsch. Of Milwaukee. Arrives In
Buffalo with llis Ohd Craft.
Capt Adolph Frei,sch. Of Milwaukee.
who proposes TO cross the Atlantic In u
thirtcen-ton schooner. arrived In Buffalo,
n y. with his little craft. the Nina, Sun.
day. He will remain there several days,
and then 60 through tho canal TO New
York Capt Freitsch II bound for Stock.
holm and expects TO mako the voyage
from New York In forty days He will DO
the first man TO attempt the trip without a
companion. but he says his boat stcers so
we'll that no will got enough sleep In sinai
installments TO carry him through The
Nins 10 built after tho American typo fiat
bottom. with ccntcr. hoard. and IL forty.
seven feet over NIL. with nino and ono. half
feet beam sho II rugged with two spurs
aud has u sail sren Of 1000 yardS
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
AVAILABLE WHEAT SUPPLY.

EIshty.thrce Million Bushels Now In the
United States.
The available stocks Of wheat In the
United states and Canada arc thus re-.
ported by BrRdstrecrs: EAST Of the
Rocky Mountains, ~, 1i3.oo0 bushels; west
OF the Rockies s,s)&.0o0 bushels The To-.
tai quantity OF wheat (nour includcd) OK.
ported from sixteen United states and
Canadian ports for six business days end.
ing with Thursday OF this week " reported
by mall and wiro to Brndstroers ut 2 4oO,.
$40 bushels"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
MURDER AND ARSON.
- - - &es
Deplorable Result Of the Miners Out.
brenk Nenp peOrlu. III.

DrpsoToble Ut Vue ul0etS Oute
break Near Peoria, III.
The miners of the Peoria (IlL) district
en- Wednesday destroyed the good record
they had established for themselves
during the present strike by crime
which has startled the entire commu.
nifty. mob Of 800 armed miners at.
tackled Lttle's mine ut Wesley City, q
short distance below Peoria On the Taze.
well County side OF the river. drove out
the men, killed an innocent spectator. Sc.
verely wounded several Others burned
the mine lulldlng. and then blow up the
blazing ruins with dynamite It. Is TO.
lieved that several Of the strikers
were either killed or fatally wounded, but
the strikers carried their men on into the
woods The trouble which culmin ated In
the tragedy has been anticipated for q
long time. and the proprictors Of tho mine
charge Sheriff Herman Frederick. Of Tazc.
we'll County. with being responsible for Il
and will endeavor 70 make Taxe well
County nay the damages
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Killed In Il ISOiler EXplOslOn.

Another fatal boiler explosion occurred
at J, T. Haynes saw mill, near Adelphi,
Ohio, Thursday afternoon. killing two men
and fatally injurIng two others The mill
was completely demolished, parts % tho
building being thrown 2oo feet The cause
is attributed 10 dry boiler
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Train. RObhcr. I.renk Hail.

Nate and Felix Young. the train rob-
beers who were shot and captured by Mes.
senger Jake Harmon, OF the Rock Island
Road sawed their way out Of Kansas
Jail with outside assistance, and esca ped
on horseback,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
STRIKE An EMBODIMENT.
Traffic and Industries Intcr:ered with by
Lack 81 Fuel.
II q Dun 4 IN "a Wankiw Nauln,. ~

Lack Of Fuel.
Il e. Dun 4 Co.'S Weekly Review OF
Trade says:
II Is u sign OF cheering import that In
finished business, represented by clearings
aud railway tonnage. there has been less
decrease since the strike began than might
have been expected. But In inchoate bust.
ness. the orders which start tho wheels. 70
result In tonnage una payment weeks or
months later. there seems to be an actual
decrease Meanwhile tho consequent In.
terruption Of trHffic and industry increases
The s,oppage Of iron furnaces between tho
Allegheny Mountains ind the MlssissiU pi
River has become complete. and grent
number OF concerns m, uufacturing iron,
aud others requiring soft coal or coke for
fuel. have been forced TO stop Business
cannot increase In volume under such cir.
cumstances. and yet payments through all
clearing houses for the week show a dc.
crease OF only 90 8 per cont compared with
last year
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Seven Injured In an Explosion.

A peculiar explosion Of powder at the
Glen wood mine Of the Erie Company, near
Jermyn, Pa. caused the severe burning Of
seven men, some Of them fatally. One Of
them carried a keg OF powder on his
shoulder as they were entering the gang.
way when IL exploded.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Fire ,urns II Missouri Town.

Early Thursday morning fire destroyed
the greater portion OF the business part OF
Maysville. Mo Several grocery stores, a
meat market barber shor. furniture store
and clothing store we're burned. The
origin II unknown Loss, s30, O0l
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Ten Killed. Fifteen Hurt.

Adyices from Tuxpsn, Mexico. state that
terrific windstorm passed over the vil-
age Of Yahualica, about seventy miles
back In the country, last week. destroy ing
Q number OF store buildings and d~ellings
and killing ten persons and wounding
6ftsen others
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
FLOODS IN COLORADO.
Heavy Rains Swell tho Rivers and Creeks
All Over the State.

All Over the State.
A Pueblo. Colo. dispatch ssys; 1t has
rained necessarily for thirty hours nil over
tho eastern part Of the State Tho rain fall
Is ono OF tho heaviest ever known. In this
city the Arkansas River broke tho leveo In
six places. From Union avenue viaduct to
the postofficc. three quarters Of mile. all
collars are flooded and water rises two
feet above the first floors Tho electric
street cars have stopped running. tho
works being flooded. Hundreds Of mon
IRE out In boats rescuina fs,nilis. and 70.
moving goodA The Avo railroads enter.
Ing the city arc tied up The damage
amounts 70 at least 100000 The food IL
now recsding and II Il thousht all danger
IN this city IL practically passed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Lawsuit Over a Maidstone,

A suit 10 replevin properly Of peculiar
and doubtful value was instituted In Co.
lumbus, Ohio Tho article In dispute Il a
maidstone The stone has u great reputa-
ton locally. and PasteGr's method Of treat.
mems Is not held In half SO high esteem
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Oregon Election Figures.

A Portland, Ore, dispatch says tina,
nearly complete returns from sixteen
countis, out Of thirty-two give Lord
(RepJ. for Governor, 1885,; Galloway
Dem, 6,0I9i Pierce pop }, II, a.. Lord
plurality, 1910 Lords plurality will not
fall far below $4,000, the largest plurality
ever given In Oregon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
strikers XIII Engineer Rarr.

william Barr, OF Terre Haute, Ind. ond
OF the Oldest and best known Of vandalia
engineers, was instantly killed wednesd ny
by MISSILES brown by strik Ing coal miners.
Barr with william Austermiller fireman,
was bringing vest a special train Of six
'o@r cars Of coal
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
COAL TO BE DUG AGAIN
President Mcbride Given Notice That
Operators VIII Employ New Men.

fresWent MCBtlOe 0tven NOTICE That
Operators WIN Employ New Men.
War is declared on the striking coal min.
ers. Operators In six states who have
been holding almost daily conferences with
John Mcbride, President Of the Miners
Union. ever since tho biz strike was or
dcrcd. notified him OF their intention to
Import new men and back them up with
armed guards This means rioting and
bloodshcd. u repetition ot tho bloody
scene. In the Hooking Valley and at Home.
stead The states In which operators will
attempt to resume coal digging are III.
nois. Iowa. Indiana. Ohio. Pennsylvania
and West Virginia The first mines will
be opened In the Hooking Valley, where
every attempt ever made to import miners
has been resisted TO the death by strikers
The Hooking Valley miners made their last
stand against imported coal diegers In
1ss3-s.. when they hid IN the hills aud
fred on the Pinkerton guards. standing
with Wholesalers at the mouth OF the
mines The strikers were at last starved
into submt ssion
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Would Extend the Order.

The session OF the Grand Lodge OF
Knights Of Pythias. Ut Racine. Wis
adopted y resolution that the knights OF
Pythias should be universal, limited to no
country or language. but that II should
extend TO every country. and that the rep.
representatives OF the Grand Lodge to the
next session Of the Supreme Lodge DO In.
structcd to vote In favor OF q translation
Of the ritual conta ming the secret work OF
the order into the German language
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Sentenced the COfs,ns,

At indianapolis Judge Baker, In tho
United States Court overruled o motion
for new trial Of the wreckers OF the In.
dianarolis National Bank. and sentenced
j. A. CONN TO ten years and Porcivul II
Coffin TO i've years In the penitentiary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Killed by the Explo Ion of a boiler.

At New II sven, Coan, the boiler OF the
tug Rambler exploded wreckns the boat
completely. Fred Weller, tho cook, Is
missing, and Is supposed to be dead.
william We!mer, the engineer, Is badly
ac.lded
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
James ID. Ford Found Dead.

James u Ford. a prominent attorney Of
Toledo Ohio. was found dead IN his room
ut the St. Nicholas Hotel. Cincinnati. from
heart disease
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
IT. Louis Assign ment.

The Central Trust Company OF St louis
made an assignment To W. u. Leonard. Its
secretary and treasurer Liabilities 500. :
900. assets about the same
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-09
Separating tho Bones of Skull.

ANTAGONISTS when they wish to
separate the Zones of q skull I'LL il
with small beans and place 1t In q
vessel OF water The beans swell
and rend the skull apart at tho
suturea