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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Tho Hecret or Fascination.

The secret Of fascination is one
which many q woman would sacri.
fee good deal to learn. To cult.
vate charming and attractive man.
ner one must begin at home; and
surely better school could not be
devised, for the training Is, In its
way, perfection. Here one IL sure to
find each day little ruhs which must
be s0Othed with skilful touch; there
is q constant mind friction going on
among even the most devoted mem.
bers OF the household. 1t Is q pain.
fui fact though none the less true,
that ones family acts as q constant
c0unter.irritant A steady effort
to smooth over the rough places,
minister to wounded hearts, and
with deft touches erase unpleasant
memories Is called tor, and the
woman who 0beys the summons Is
pretty sure to hnd herself fully able
to cope 10 the most agreeable fash.
lon with the outside world. Few
women, however, realize that fas.
cinatiOn OF manner Is not born, but
cultivated. 1t begins 10 bud In the
nursery, develops under the skilfui
training OF painstaxing Instructors,
and blossoms forth into complete
beauty In the society Of well.bred
women.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Central park's Notable.

Tho big elephant ut Central Park. New
York. called Tip was killed Friday. He
had been wicked elephant all his life.
and the men Of science wanted TO kill him
In such o way that they could examine his
organs and determine. II possible. what II
was that made him so wicked. They gave
him cyanide Of potassium. q deadly
poison which, II properly taken, would
prepare the body for an interesting
autopsy Tip. however. did not take
II Aoperly. On the contrary. he
took II 10 such way that he became very
sick Il would have bean an easy thing TO
shoot him and end his agony. but that
would have injured his skin. and then II
would not have been 30 nice 70 stun. The
action OF the poison was not as powerful ~
the men OF science said IL would be. but
nevertheless they were pleased 70 soc that
II was slowly but surely taking effect Nine
hours dragged along. and Tip. dszed with
o accusation that no elephant had ever OK.
perienced before, felt his life slowly slip
ping away. They gave him carrots. and
apples, aud bread, aud peanuts, aud ut
last they gave him bran. his favorite
nourishmenk and. being hungry. no swsl.
lowed It. and for the FIRST time took the
poison 10 the right way. Then his trunk.
cles slowly uncurled, tEo loud trumpet
blasts resounded through the building. aud
with last convulsion that snapped IN two
the heavy iron chain which bound him
round. Tip lay dead 'Es
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
REFUSED THE DEPUTIES
1ndustriais Seize Train and right for I
Possession.

Iudustr,als SEIZE Train and right for ITS
Possession.
A fight took place at North Yakima,
Wash, between Marshals and Coxeyites
Deputy Marshals Chidester and Jollick Of
Tacoma, were shot; the latter may die
Twenty shots we're fred In the melee.
Messrs Savage. Weaver and McAdee. all
Seattle citizens, received flesh wounds
from revolver shots "Buck." a Seattle
CoSey,te. who was the leader Of the crowd.
had two fingers broken with a club Dis.
patches say that great excitement feisns
In Yakima The fight was the result Of a
determination on the part Of the Coxey
men TO not leave train which had been
held by them there The deputies deter.
mined to take the train, and charged on
the crowd The industrials swarmed
over the train and outnumb ered the
Marshals, so that the latter gave up
after two attempts 60 Dust the army. and
steamed back to Yakima two miles from
the scene Of the scuffie. aud side tracked
The Coxsy men retreated, breaking o
switch and p.lins rocks on the track, but
efterward removed them. As soon as the
hight vas begun stones were thrown st the
engineer and fireman In On attempt to dis.
lodge them The train backed into selah
station. Adjutant Fitting Of Seattle went
to Yakima from Ellensbure later on and
demanded food and shelter for the ar.ux
The City Council granted the army leave
TO sleep In the city hail. aud food was
given them
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
HELP Is POURING IN.
Pullman strikers Are offered Provisions.
Money aud sympathy.

Money and sympathy.
Assistance TO the Pullman. Ill, strikers
is coming from other branches OF the
American Railway Union. storekeepers
arc giving goods and credit and the out.
look FOR strikers and families IL
much brighter relief committee
he's been formed comprising two
members from each local union.
Mr.. sccord. Ct secorl & Hopkins.
onered 1880 worth OF grocerlc. Fred
Tuck. OF the Columbia Hotel. Kensing ton.
viii also aid the men. and Baron fritsch.
supefintendent OF the Florence Hotel.
Pulimsn. says that every evening at {
o'clock be will furnish all thu, Il left from
the tables to those who call. Nearly 600 In
cash has been received Many Of the
farmers In the neigh torhood have also ex.
pressed willingness to help the men. I've
can stani this strike now for year, said
Chairman Heathcote. support 10 not only
promised Us from Chicago. but even from
New York We have only 10 say we need
assistance. but we do not want TO
ask now for help beyond that necds
ed for Immediate wants. Mr.. Heath.
cote said also that seven families who
got work In Chicago had promised e.
turn over one. half their pay to che strike
fund He said. further. that the Painters
Union indorses the American Railway
Union.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
SALE OF DISEASED MEAT.
Secretary Morton Orders an Investigation
Of . Chicago Packing. blouse.

Secretary Morton Orders IN Investigation
Of Chicago Packing. House.
Secretary Morton has ordered an invcsti.
cation OF y serious charge that has been
made against one OF the largest packing
houses IN Chicago For some time the
Bureau Of Animal Industry has been har.
boring q suspicion that some OF the meat
which the department inspectors had con /.
demned. Instead Of being put 70 the uses
directed. had been sold TO the local trade. II
WAS not supposed this practice had pre-.
vailed generally. but was confined TO few
OF tho small slaughter hou,ea Hut q let.
ser has been received In washin, ton from
. citizen Of Chicago who gives his name
and addr,ss. making o serious charge
against one OF the leading packing houses.
and on tho strength Of this letter and other
evidence that has come TO his notice, Sec.
rotary Morton has ordered Dr. ". y Devoc
Special Inspector Of the Bureau Of Animal
Industry, to make . thorough In vestI,a.
Sion.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
FOR The EAGLE.
A COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World.
1 Fest u Political, Commercial ial Oea.
stJ lltsllIgsass, thoroughly StttOl
lot Eido Aoa(en.
Minnesota and Wisconsin Suffer.


ths great storm which s~ept over Min
aesota and Western Wisconsin Tuesday
at6hs we the most severe since the CT.
clone OF April IL. 1855. crushed eighty.six
i've o. e. Cloud and Faux Rapids 20
iar % reported only four people have been
killed. but the loss to buildings, crops,
osidses and railways BY wind. hail.
lightning and flood will foot up AZ
least 100000 The downpour Ct rain
Tor given period was the greatest known.
The storm broke In the resioa Of Fergus
rails. MINI. about 3 o'clock In the after.
uoon aud swept central. eastern and south.
ern Wisconsin. Insignificant creeks grew
from placid streams TO raging. muddy tor.
eents Railway traffic IL in u state Of utter
generalization over an area Of twenty
I'VE miles the worst effects have been felt
ana on the Chicago lines the washouts
have been particularly severe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
hYsTeRICAL BLINDNESS.
other Instances Similar tn the Case Of
Young Caultield.

-
other Instances Similar to the Case Of
Young Caulfieid.
At the Narragansett Electric Light
Ing COmpany's works In this G ~
there are two men who, during the
last few years have been temporarily
blinded when throwing a switch, says
the Providence Journal. Superin.
tendent Thomas says that this hap.
pens in every big electric lighting
station In the country. When Q
switch Is thrown the circuit 10
broken. When properly done another
connection IL made simultaneously.
The Intense fash lasts until another
connection is made. One Of the
men with the Narragansctt Com.
pany was so near.y blinded that he
was at home three days at one me.
lie was not, however, as ID said TO
have been the case with Caul1eld,
unable to see anything at all. He
was able to gfope about, but could
see nothing distinctly. Both the
men who have been affected at the
electric lighting cOmpany's works Gre
remarkably strong specimens OF man.
hood and could not be called hys-
terical by the widest stretch Of the
Imagination.
In CaulfleldS case, with the single
exception Of dropping eyelids, which
might have been caused from lack Of
sleep his eyes seemed to be perfect.
The feature Of dropping eyelids tallies
exactly with the local Eases cited. In
fact, that seemed to be one very good
reason why they couldn't sec In
view OF this It seems quite possible
that the difficulty 10 Their cases, ut
least might he called physical FATHER
than hypnotic, which Is a term ap-
piled to the Brooklyn case by DR..
Rauh.
"A further argument which would
be advanced by those inclined to DO.
lieve the theory Of hysterical blind.
ness q fanciful one Is that the flash,
when a switch IL thrown, IL far more
intense than any that could come
from the trolley. The switchboard
at the NarraRansctt Company's sta.
ton Is now 80 arranged that In case
Of o flash there Is q marble slab an
inch and Q half thick between the
mans eyes and the enact location Of
the most intense light Yet Super.
intendent Thomas states that not
later than two weexs AGO he had to
turn bis back to the slab, 40 power.
fully dazzling was the light II left
long enough the marble slab would
burn like paper.
1t Is believed hcre that tho cases
mentioned 10 having occurred ut the
electric lighting com pany's arc cases
Of phys cal inability solely. There
has not been the slightest Indication
Of hysteria II 30 sudden and intense
o shock as must 10 resisted On the
nervous system Of these men pro.
duces hysteria, will the theory that
o trolley flash could hypnotize u per.
son into. total blipdne for three
gays and sEsass e. -
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Santa Ana Nearly DESTROYED.

San salvador dispatches say Genera
Joaquin Lopez who displayed great
bravery At the battle Of Chslchuans, has
been ordered TO take command In sonson.
ate, where II Is thought the rebels will
make their last stand. The greater par,
OF santa Ana Is destroyed. The rebels
there are said 70 be surrounded Prssi.
dent Ezeta has returned and turned over
the command OF the army to his brother
Antonio, who IL still suffering from
wounds
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Thanks 60 Nant uckct.

II was an old custom In many news.
paper Of!ces, says the Worcester
Gazette. for the printers to make use
OF Saving galleya" or little racks
with Compartments, which they used
% . labor.savinR device. When, after
the paper had been printed, they
distributed" the type, putting the
several letters back In their respect.
i've boxes, they would savc some OF
the most frequently recurring words,
such Is 'and," 'the," when" etc.
putting them In o compartment OF
the rack. q be drawn out when needed
IN setting up the next days paper.
II II were In u seaport where some
ship news was printed the words
''ship" "brlg," ozark" etc, would
be added, and also the names Of Ger.
tain ports rs Boston" "Provid.
ence," "Nantucket." II the printer
by mistake drew the wrong word
from the galley, taking ship" instead
Of bark" or Salem" instead OF
Portsmouth," the error would prob
ably be discovered by the proof.
reader, but In the hurry Of going to
press II sometimes ESCAPED detection.
An amusing instance OF the NILS.
takes incident TO the system occurred
IN u certain 0iiice. The printer was
setting upan account Of the experience
Of Q vessel which was driven before
the wind upon lee shore. Death 10
its most dreadful form stared the
crew and passengers 10 the face; but
at the last critical moment, when the
ship was Just on the point OF being
dashed upon the Ocks, 1t Glided be.
tween two dreadful lodges "into q
little bay, where the anchor was
thrown, and safely held the gallant
craft, saved from destruction by the
merclful interp0sition of divine
Nantucket" The readers OF that pa.
Per were thunderstrucK, but printers
saw that the cOmp0sitor had pulled
the wrong word from his galley.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19

the Lexington (Ky.) Opera House. where
$500 well-known people. including 500
women, were present on Monday afternoon
to listen TO speeches and draft resolutions
protesting against the rcnomin alton Of
Colonel W. G. T. Brcckinridge. Professor
John W McGarvey, Of the Bible Col.
lece Of Kentucky University, made the
first speech. and In II he sharply criticised
Colonel Breckenridge lie said the young
men OF the district could not AFFORD TO vote
for such man. lie said. .Colonei Brock.
inridse himself shows you how TO get out
Of this trouble. lie says. II you have a
better man than ], a man whose days are
pure and whose nights are sinloss, send
him to Congress and I shall not complain
Now. my friends. taxe Colonel Breckin.
ridge at his word and send some better
man We have plenty Of them He IL not
the only man who can represent Us In Con.
gressr
CUTTING TOO CLOSE To THE BONE.
Chesse.Psrins Methods Of the House
Likely to Cripple the Indian Service.
A Washington dispatch says that che
tendency toward economy in appropris.
lions has been so great that grave fear 10
expressed that the result may be trooble
rum sOuo VI tne TlU0s. ~ we'll As D CtIps
ping OF the service. unless the Indian ap.
preparation bill Il amended before 10
passes Representative Wilson, Of Wash.
inston. has been investigating the sub.
ject. and no Is prepared TO show the House
that the cuts on the Indian service
go to the bone The cut on the
Apache Indians from ei25.0oO 70 600. 900
Will necessitatc a reduction next
year Of 100000 pounds OF beef and 20. 900
pounds Of -four. II Is his opinion. based on
the authority Of those In the service, that
this cut on food Il likely to lead to trouble
from the Apaches 1t will also be shown
that the Indian police service will be made
inefficient The pay Of the officers and
private, amounts to sIi5.5o0 tho police
cost at contract price Ell, 400 and tho ra.
lions $4,000. From this IL will be urged
that the police service cannot be kept Ell.
Client ut the proposed figure. The cut Of
s2i3.ooo on Indian schools will DO opposed
us an embarrassment TO the cduca tional
part OF tho service ut a time whom in
creased attendance IL showing the good
effects Of the policy OF educating the In.
dams There are many other specific
items which will be pointed out ns likely
TO cripple the service and cause mutter.
ines and possible uprisings among the
Indians
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Made Her His Widow.

A few hours before !. i. Gssrity, Of New
York. died At FL Psso. Texas. he Was Joined
In wsdlock BY proxy TO Miss Julia W. Nor.
siS With q friend representing Nj. Gear.
ity, Miss Morris vent to the chapel OF 81.
Frsncis Xavier, and Father Hslpin made
her the wife OF the man Who was dyiu2
1000 miles away. BY telegraph the proxy
marriage was arranged. The marriage is
perfectly legal Mr. Gesrity is said 10
have left @ valuable estate 90 his widow.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19

The trouble between the Pullmsn Com.
pany and the 400 employees Of the works
at Pullman, Ill, reached a crisis Friday,
when. greatly to the surprise Of the OF.
fciala a large number OF men In the shops
threw down their tools and walked out
thus precipitstlnz the strike that has been
threatened for several days past
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
COXEY MEN ARE DEspERArE.
Attempt to break Away from FEEDERS
OnicePs and Seise Train,

Attempt to break Away from Federal
Omcers aud seise Train.
Green River. Wyo, special: Tho Com.
monwealers who took train from United
States Marshal Rankin at Montpelier ar.
rived here and made a request 10 be put
under arrest but Marshal Rankin refused
TO comply A sandstoem was raging and
later snow and hail fell, making the
hungry men desperate They were about
70 seize train when Marshal Rankin,
upon Information from Marshal Pinkham,
arrested them. They we're housed and fed.
Col Pollard. with l5s men OF the Eigh.
teenth Infantry, reached here TO aid
Marshal Rankin In the work Of taking the
industrIals back 70 ltaho
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
.DODO" AT THE ALTAR.
Miss MargOt Tenant Married to the RE-.
Hon. Henry Herbert Asquith.

WINE sVSEBOt hCuuout NuWbrScu " tU0 Nts
Hon. Henry Herbert Asquith.
The RI Hon. Herbert Henry Asquiib.
Secretary Of State for Home Affairs. was
married In ST. Georges Church. London, at
no N Thursday. to Miss Margot Tenant,
daughter Of Sir Charlie. Tenant. Of Glas.
cow The ceremony was . most brilliant
anal. Ten children acted ms bridemaidcs
Among them were Miss Violet AsQuith.
daughter Of Mr. Asquith by o former mar.
riage; Miss Dorothy Drew. granddaush ter
of Mr. Gladstone; and Miss Muriel White,
daughter Of Henry White. formerly secrc.
tary Of tho United States Legation. Rich.
ard Burdten Haldcn. NJ. r., was best man.
The ceremony was performed by tho
bishop OF Rochester In the presence OF q
company Of the best. known people Of Lon.
don. The presents to tho bride wero MI.
erous and costly,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19

At San Francisco q jury gave John W.
Turner a sssS ver..9t against Charlotte
Crabtree t"Lotts') for legal services rem
dered In 1857. Since then "Lottsn had left
the state, aud so the statute of limita.
tions did not bar the CLAIM
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
.Grcen Goods" Circular Arr Mum

"Grcen Goods" Circulars Are Numerous.
Many Chicago citizens aro receiving
daily from Easton. Pa, sareen so0dsn cir.
culars. In which tho old story and scona.
DENTAL" letter arc somewhat changed.
Henry Pesch. OF Lake and Halstsd streets,
received On Invitation to buy "a, 900 Of
Cnclo Sans crisp green backs for $500. and
refers the proposition 70 the suthoritiea
James Carry. OF Esston. 10 tho name OF
tho confidence man chased out OF Jersey
City.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Maine Town burned Out.

Half the people OF Norway, Me-, o town
OF 3,000 Inhabitants, are homeless In con
sequence Of conhsRration that swept
over the plaza Two fremen were pain
fully injured By falling from ladders white
fighting the Ere. and the Rev. MI. Rideout
had his shoulder broken Tho loss will be
about $3.50, 900. upon which the insurance
IL $3.50, 900
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
TRAGEDY at KeOkuk,

At Keokuk, Iowa, J. & Dygran, an in
surance agent killed his divorced wife.
shooting her Eve times lie then turned
the revolver on himself. inlicting injuries
from which he soon died They had but
recently been divorced.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
SalyatiOnistS Meet.

Over one thousand delegates attended
the seat summer congress OF the Saliva
tion army for the Atlantic States. which
was held In New York. Commander Bal
lIngton Booth says that II was the greatest
gathering OF the kind ever held In the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19

The Supreme Court affirmed the decision
OF the United states Circuit Court OF the
New York district denying 70 John Y. Nc.
Kane, the Gravesead supervisor. q writ OF
kabeas corpaA Justice Harlan delivered
the opinion.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Negro Con Wet ID Lvnched.

Coot Williams. q negro convict, was taken
from Mallory's camp, eight miles north OF
Welborn. Fla, and lynched by crowd OF
100 men II Is said that he was implicated
In the brutal murder Of two women In
Hamilton County not long ago The negro
had escaped from prison and the murder
was committed while he was gone
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Time Dragged.

Little Johnny, having been invited
out to dinner with his mother, was
commanded not to speak at the table
except when he was asked q question,
and promised to obey the command.
At the table no attention was paid
to Johnny for Il long time He grew
very restless, and his mother could
see that he was having a hard time
to "hold in." By and by he could
stand 1t no longer.
Mammal" he called out "When
are they going to ask me questions"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Chicago Printer Dies on . Train.

d. T. Holl"nd. = printer Of Chicago. died
on train ~ tho Pittsburs Union station
his brothers homo In shsPpsbura. His
three brothers wero at tho depot to receive
him. Death ensued just - tho train ar.
rived and resulted from consumption
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Hotel Men SNOWFALL 1. Colorado.

The hotel. keepers arrived IT Glen wood
springs Colo. from Msait0u. having on.
3oyed . most delightful ride over the
Rockies on the Colorado Midland A stop
was made nesr the Busk tunnel 70 give the
visitors an opportunity 70 have o game Of
snowbalL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Charged with EmbesxlinR.

Clarence Schultz. father OF eight chill.
dren. was arrested at ST. Louis on a charge
of smbezzling $4,000 from the J. H. Rott.
man Distiiiing Company,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19

Tennessee bankers convention ut Mem
phis passed resolutions opposing the repeal
Of the state bank tax law
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
GRAND JUROR An Ex.CONvICT.
Work Of the TOdy vltistsd and Complies.
lions VIII Ensuc.

The Cincinnati Grand Jury was suddenly
discharged upon the discovery that Albert
Tanner. one Of the Jurors. was an OK. con.
Wet who had never been restored TO citi.
zcnship He served one year for tho thcft
OF watch fifteen years ago aud since then
has lived an exemplary life Among the
indictments vitiated BY this jurors ser.
vice Is that OF Father O'Grady. charged
with the murder OF Miss Gilmartin
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
Killed LIZ n Ihn1

tally wounded while trying to arrest a
negro thug at St Joseph. Mo
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
More Missouri Miners Strike,

The miners In Vernon and Bates Coun.
ties, Missouri, decided 10 strike and $500
men laid down their tools. 1t Is said that
the Macomb mine and No 10, OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific Coal Company, have also shut
down.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19
3ho Naelooal 0ana,

The clubs Of the Nssiossl snd Western
Leagues stand % follovs IN the champion.
ship facsi
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-05-19

EVERY sinner reasons that II there
10 happines In the heart there ought
to be some sunshine In the face