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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-05
LIE CARON, THE SPY, DEAD.
Figure Prominent in the Prosecu-
ton OF lrishmen in
ENGLAND

LONDON, April 2.-The spy lie Caron,
who was so prominently identified with
the charges against the late Charles
Stewart Parnell, died to-day from q
painful malady from which he had long
suffered.
Maj. LIE Caron had been living at
Kensington under the name of DR..
Howard. He was guarded day and
night by detectives. 1t is understood
tilat one of the interests instrumental
in the Rafnell prosecution has been
paying 10 Iaron an annuity of $1,000,
and that lis lie was, also insured for q
laree, sum, under me aa. o"'
M " he gave evidence before the
Iarnell commission.
MAJ: lie Caron vas one of the most
'olSr.-s%;ls ".,ltflessAs for the London
Times during the sitting of the Parnell
commission in London in 1889. heh
5, 1850, the exami !iatlon of Maj.
lie Caron intensified the interest in
the proceedings of the commits
sion. For the whole of q week he re-
manned in the witness box, and severe
cross-examina1ion failed to shake his
statements in any important particular.
He undoubtedly was the MOST remark
able witness called by the Times.
lie CarOn served in the United States
army during the civil war. HIS subse-
quent career as a leader IN the Fenian
invasion is we'll known. He led the
New York aud Brooklyn brigade in the
second invasion of Canada, and even
at that time his fidelity to the Irish
cause was suspected. 1t was shortly
after this that he. became regular spy
in the pay of the British government and
was employed to watch and report the
movements of the Irish leaders in
America. In this way he became ia
miiiar with q vast collection of facts
which were atterward utilized by the
government in the Parnell prose cution.
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EMS AT THE AZORES.
The Steamship Disabled and Towed
Into Port by a Tank
Steamer.

1Ako Il Wv W ~ A~AAAA
Steamer.
FAYAL, Azore Islands, April 2.-The
North German Lloyd steamship Ems,
Capt. Reicmkasten, from Bremen
March II and Southampton March Is
for New York, now several days over
due at the latter port, was towed in
here to-day by the British oil tank
steamer Wild Flower, Capt. Living
stone, from Wilmington, Del, on
March 10 for Blaye, France. The
Ems has her propeller frame
broken. The Wild Flower is owned
by Alfred Stewart q Co., and
halls from London. She is of ,745 tons
register. 1t is understood that the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
panv has instructed Capt. l.. Stoermer,
who is in command of the Kaiser Will
helm H., to call at this port and trans
ship the passengers from the Ems and
bring them to New York, The Kaiser
Wilhelm ii. will sail from Genoa April
5, calling at Gibraltar on the Sth, and
viii probably reach here early on the
10th.
New York, April 2.--In spite of the
protestations at the office OF the North
German Lloyds that no anxiety was
felt for the safety of the steamer Ems,
s,ssere was lively exhibition of interest
there when news vas: vas received that
the vessel had reached Fayn IN Il,
u disabled -Sed;4,,oonn Inc Ems
saloon sn passenger list embraces
.wenty-four names, among them
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dahlgren Els
compile Del Borghetto. The steerage
passengers number something over 100.
1t will be necessary to send a ship to
Fayal with new rudder frame, to take
the place of the broken one. This
frame is steel piece that fits in be-
tween the rudder and the hull of the
vessel and supports the propeller on an
axis which runs from one upright to the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-05
MARGARET WALLER HANGED
The Woman Executed at Liverpool
for Il Most Remarkable
Murder

LIVERPOOL, April 2.-Margaret Wal
Der, So years of age, was executed to-
day in Walton Jail, this city. Mrs. Wal
Der in November last murdered her
nususnv.,. 80 -sman, who was 6x.
=. n'.al ,e ae.ouS " the deceased, con.
fined him in garrett, chained and pad
locked him until he was hardly able to
move, and otherwise br,,talQy treated
him. When the room wm, entered
Walber was found dead, the apartment
in which he had been inprisoned re-
sembling shamhles, blood being
spattered ali around 1T. The prisoner
at her trial admitted striking her hus-
band over the head with heavy chain.
A large crowd of people assembled out
side the Jail during the execution. Re-
porters were not admitted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-05
WALSH SUCCEEDS COLQUlTT.
The Atlanta Editor Appointed Unit
ell States Senator from
GeOrqia,

ATLANTA, Ga, April 2--Gov. North
en- this morning appointed Patrick
Walsh, editor of the Augusta Chron-
icle, as senator to succeed Mr..
Coquitt. Mr.. Walsh is an Irish
man by birth, q native of Linn err
lex, and is 81 years old. He learned the
printing trade, earned money at the
case to pay for his tuition in the public
schools and at Georgetown College.
He became a reporter and finally an
editor. He served in the Confederate
army, was a member of the legislature,
and wasa delegate to the national Demo-
cratic conventions in 1880 and 1884, and
for four years was the Georgia member
of the National Democratic Commit
tee. He is one of the leading journal
ISIS eff the South
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STEAMERS OVERDUE.
The Ems Believed to be Delayed by
Ice in the TranS-Atlan-
tic Course.

NEW York, March 31.-Nothing has
yet been seen of the belated North
German Lloyd steamer Ems from Bre-
men. Although nearly four days be-
hind her regular time very little anx-
fety Is 1elr ~ to Az SAFETY, as it is
known that on account OF the large
quantity of ice now encountered -
tra ns-A1'nntic steamers the steamer is
coming along vciy cautiously. IL S- -c.1Io-
ance with Instructions gi>eA before leav-
ing Southampton. Other overdue
steamers are the Sorrento, which sailed
from Antwerp March / and is now
twenty days out; the England,
twenty-one days from London; the Es-
sen, twenty-tour days out from HAM
burg; the Charles Mortell, twenty eight
DAYS out from Marseiltes.
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SURVEY BEGINS IN APRIL.
Men TO Start at Once Over the
Canadian Pacific Company's
Chicago Line.

JEFFERSON, Wis, March 3O.-A letter
has been received here from William
r. Chadsey, now at Washington, re-
garding the extension of the Canadian
Pacific Railway over the old Airline
road-beo through Wisconsin. He says
he will go to England at once i'll the inter
est of the new road, and adds: eve in
tend to have the old engineers out on the
line the early part of April, taking the
old route followed hv Capt. Edward
lRuger in 1872 aud 1873, starting tr9nl
,Mapash, Railway junction, near the city
limits Of Chicago, in the town Of Lyons,
maN,Hs tt:nctiQn with the Atchi-
son, Topeka 4 santa Fe Railroad at
Canal Crossing for entrance to Dearborn
Street Station. then to State Line.
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DIPLOMATIC SCANDAL.
Serious Charges Against Baron De
Courcel, the French cx-
lnhn dor
r7DIIiiGs nave I
will disband.

PARIS. March 3l.--The latest diplo-
matte scandal arises from an article
published in the Figaro and attributed
to NJ. Flourens, exministcr of foreign
affairs. In this article it is charged that
the government, when M. Jules Ferry
was premier and Baron De Cour
Gel, formerly French ambassador
to Germany, was subserNient to
Prince Bismarck, had sought to
from an alliance against England. The
crisis was reached to-day when Baron
de Courcel published a letter of protest.
On the other hand the Figaro asserts
that it can prove from official docu-
ments that all the allegations made are
true. 1t is said that a committee
composed of the chief officials of
the foreign office will consider the ex-
pediencv of prosecuting NJ. Flourens
on the charge of wrongful use of docu
ments belonging to the archives of the
foreign office
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-05
MASSING STATE TROOPS.
Gov. Tiliman Preparing doy Active
Warfare in South
(apOIin0

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 2.-CoL g.. M.
Nixon has been placed in commaaad of
the forces left in the city and those
which may arrive here. Last
evening two more companies of
cavalry armed with carbines arrived
here on south bound road. They tqok
the train at Fairfax. No further tfoul.5
is anticipated here. The NeIberry
Rifles are still at the Hotel Jerome. All
soldiers are CHARTERED at the state pris-
IL; Gov. Tillman has returned to the
mansion.
DARLINGTON, S. c., April 2:-Gen.
Ruchbtirg has been ordered to place the
the Western Union telegraph office at
this place under military control and
have inspectors examine all messages
offered for transmission and received
from other places.
CuARLEsroN, s. c., April 9,~-The nine
spies who escaped out of the swamp
arrived here last night at II o'clock.
Information received here is to the eff
feet that the military now at Darling
ton have fraternized with the citizens.
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KILLED OR WOUNDED.
South Carolina DiSpcpsary Law
Leads TO Il Desperate Shoot
ing ARRAY.

Leads to II Desperate Shoot
ing ARRAY.
COLUMBIA, =. g., March Slime gov
,rnor has received advices from Charles
ton stating that three leading military
companies there refused to obey his or
ders to go to Darlington, the scene of
Yesterdays battle. Prevented from
sending troops, the governor has
taken the other course now and
will prevent aid reaching Oar
lington's citizens. To accomplish
this he has, under Section 1852, $, {. s.,
seized the railroad lines of the Coast
Line system leading to Darlington, and
will allow no traffic over them. The
latest news from Darlington is that the
spies are still being pursued by Darling
ington's citizens, and that death will
be meted out to all caught. The
governor has ordered the telegraph
companies to transmit no infan1niaIo3ssss s
dispatches and has also withdrawn an
order disbanding the Columbia military
organizations, with the intention of try
40 ali members and officers by court
ff,maartial. lie has also ordered the haul
ing away from ali tdS22,, armories of guns
and equipments therein.
The absence q atYiees f f1om Darling
ton gives COLOR to .s9 suspicion that tie
Cope of that sect:.n are preventing
the te' use Of tie seltsraph. 4 body Of
armed citizens left this city to-day to
aid the people of Darlington in their
war upon the constables. In view OF
reported threats of lynching the COVER
nor is destroying the dispensaries, and
penitentiary guards have been detailed
to guard the governors mansion and
dispensaries. Passengers from the
scene of hostilities last night report
large gatherings of frenzied men and
boys along the line of the railroad and
at the depots, armed with shot-guns
and rifles. At each stopping place the
cars were entered and search made for
constabulary. 1t is reported that the
Florence dispensary was ralded and
looted during the night.
In compliance with the governors or
ders, Adjt.-Gen. Watts has taken the
arms of disbanded militia companies to
the state armory for safe keeping. The
armory of the Richland Volunteer
Rifles has been entered by citizens bept
on Selling the arms to prevent the esI1:a1,3
authorities from getting them. Gov.
1illman is fastening forward country
.CQmp;i,GHie les to the relief of the belea-
rgus3ed c0nstapG1sHfy. and is inreceipt OF
kilograms offering the services of as
many men as may be necessary 10 no
hold the law. The Charleston com.
'''e"d to obey orders and
rpauies nave tv.>--
will disband.
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APPLY FOR A RECEIVER.
Suit at Superior OF the Lchigh Coal
Company Against the steel
and Iron Company.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, HIarch 31.-Ou
application of W. p. Guild, secretary of
the Lehigh Coal and Iron Company,
Judge Smith, of the superior court, issued
an order to-day commanding Sheriff Nc
Grath to summon the West Superior
Iron and Steel Company and the Land
and River Improvement Company to
appear on April l. to show cause why
receiver should net be appointed for
the Iron and Steel Company. The Pc
tition asked that the amount of stock
held by John d. Rockefeller be ascer-
taineH
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life Short or Long?

IF life is so short as some tilnh :. 49, o,n 4
may be made to seem mucn ron n,,r com
sweeter by better care re n aol 1'1 mapni-
forts fort iv n nanect tr and delay We give
nuu ~ time to hunting up causes when
we ought to deal promptly with ellect IT,
a lnS q % be cured 1e at once and cause
11en 5. Carey St., Baltimore, I'm Md t.
f frec1n attacks of neuralgia, and tired
ANY, 81 NV number of remedies without avail.
She was given quinine, which sR e says "a :
fered night and day during these attacks
until sic tied st, Jacobs Oil, which
fE.ally cured ..el..
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WANT CONVlCTS DISCHARGED.

Alaba ma Miners Consent to Accept
Cut in Wages.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 30.-Miners
of Coalburg, the largest mining camp in
the state, have notified the operators
that they are willing to accept 10 per
cent. reduction In wages provided all
convicts are discharged. The company
has between 500 and 800 convicts on
hand. If the proposition is not accept
ed a strife is probable.
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SWEPT OVER THE FALLS.

Four Hundred Persons SEQ Man
Dashed to Death at Spokane.
SPOKANE, Wash, March 30.-John
Horton, a carpenter at work on the new
Post Street bridge fell into the Spokane
River above the main falls last evening
and was swept down to death. He
made gallant fight for life, cheered by
400 persons on the shore and bridges,
but it was hopeless. The swift current
pulled him into the cataract and he was
quickly pounded to death. Ills body
has not been recovered.
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The other day two men came walking
into Bakersfield, Or, each leading a
jack. Each jack had poles attached TO
his harness. one end dragging upon the
ground, Indian fashion, and upon TINS
sort of sled the outfit was packed.
Every living animal, tied or loose, pro
ceeded frantically to get away from the
strange cayalcade.
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YOUMANS IS NAMED.
Iowa Man Made Interstate Com
Observation-Disclosures for
Printer.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 1.-The
President to-day made two important
appointments. James D. Youmans, of
Iowa, is made Interstate commerce
commissioner to succeed the late Judge
McDill, and Thomas f. Benedict, 81
New York, is made public printer. Mr..
Benedict held the same office during
Claye'aId's first ADMINISTRATION. You,
mans gels the office it is said Z. c. Wall
wanfa1
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SENATORS SMOKED OUT.

An Incipient Blaze Causes Excitement
in the Upper House of Congress.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 2S.-Fi-e
broke out in the waste-room Of the ter
race of the Senate this afternoon. 1t
was quickly extinguished, but the
smoke caused considerable excitement
in and about the Senate chamber.
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SIX MONTHS IN PRISON.

Sentence Passed on Charles T. Morris,
One of Boss Kane's Associates.
New York, March -29.-Tax' Collector
Charles T. Morris, of the town of
Gravesend, wars brought before Justice
Brown in the court of oyer and tie rm.-
liner in Brooklyn to-day, and pleaded
guilty of conspiracy in connection with
the (iravesend election frauds. He was
sentenced to six months in the Kings
County penitentiarv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-05

SITUATION IS CRITICAL.
Nicaraguans Threaten a Second
Seizure OF the Mosquito
ReServatiou

Colon, March 3O.-It is reported here
that the Nicaraguans threaten to make
q second seizure of the Mosquito reser
walton. An American citizen is said to
have been shot by order of Acting Gov.
Rama. The British warship Canada is
waiting. q reasonable time at Bluefelds
in anticipation of the arrival of the
United States flagship San Francisco
with Rear Admiral Benham on board
The situation of affairs at Bluefields il
said to be most critical. =
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MAY YOHE LADY HOPE NOW.
The American Burlcsque Actress
Weds the Heir to the Duke
dom of Newcastle.

dom Oh Newcastle.
LONDON, March 30.-The peerage just
issued announces that Lord Francis
Hope has been married to May 1ohe,
the American burlesque actress. Miss
Yohe told friend nearly a year ago
that she was married to Lord Francis,
but when the report was published 1t
was promptly denied by Lord Francis
and his family.
Lord Henry Francis Hope Pelham
ClintonHope was born February 5,
1866 He is the brother of the Duke of
Newcastle. and consequently May
4ohe's husband is heir presumptive to
the dukedom of Newcastle. AS the
present Duke is said not to be likely to
have an heir, May Yohe may be Ouch
ess of Newcastle. She is at pres
ent at the Lyric Theater in Little
Christopher Columbus" one Of the few
successes of the season
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tire q .sure Thing"

M chances that an accident lnsur-
,n nee Company company takes when it td sells "a
policy e;g tray troveler may be estimated when
a a: ca a. pawn I,r that the interstate com
II o 10 A commission has figured out that
m na nerson is killed by railroad LA ac nao
9nu in this country for every l,ooo;ooo
ueople who ride twenty-fou1rr IN MUGS es.
nres looks like a 'sure, thing 1ol 'no
accident companies -Albdny Express
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NEW LINE TO MESABA RANGE.
The Exte sion VIII Open UP an Immense
Pine Country.

DULUTH, Mimi, April 1.-THE Duluth,
Mississippi River & Northern road has
begun laying thirty-five miles of track
extension reaching Mesaba Range mines
and extensive tracts of standing pine,
It has contracts under which it is to
haul 100000 feet of pine logs per year
for the Weyerhauser syndicate. The
Swan River Logging Company, owners
of the road, have made a contract to get
out over 600, 1000, 900 feet of timber for
the Weyerhausers in the next nine
wears. at round sum of $1,000, ooG!:
About 700 men have been at work all
winter on this contract.
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INDIANA TOWNS LOSS,

Fire Destroys Two business Blocks at
Borden.
BORDEN, Ind, March 31.-Fire to-day
destroyed two business blocks. starting
in Shoemaker q Co.'s store. The loss
is $4,000. Assistance was asked from
New Albany, but it came too late.
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SOME of the large crabs found in INDIA
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The House.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2s,,-The
Democrats secured q quorum in the House
to-day on the Joy-O'Neill contested election
case. A vote was then taken on the suosu-
tute for the report OF the majority OF inc
committee presented by the minority declar-
resulted: Yeas, 1902; nays, 146 The substl-
tute was reiece Mr.. Burrows (kep.'
Mich) moved to reconsider, and Mr.. Spring
er Dem, Ill. moved to lay that motion on
the table. The Republicans then ,precipl--
tated another filibuster by making the point
call was taken, the Republicans refrainlng
from voting. The vote resulted; cas- 1875
nays, 8. On motion of Mr. Patterson the
House then, at 5:45 p NJ. adjourned.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 29.-ln the
House to-day bill for the construction of
a foot and wagon bridge across the Missis-
sippi at Red Wing, Mimi. was passed. The
The vote on the pending motion was then
taken and resulted 154 to II, fourteen short
Of quorum Of the eleven who voted
against the motion lin effect against giving
NJ O'Neill the seat there were ten Demo,
crats as follows: Mcssrs. De Almond, w
erett, G1tnt, Ha!I MOB Morgan; Quth-
waite, Ryan; ss!b!9y, Hnrtor Snd war war,
more tilibustering, and Mr.. Patterson
Offered a rosolnticn to rayolSe
the .lyes II absence and instruct the ser.
seant-at arms o take the abscntees into GUS
todv. The order according to tho rcsolu.
ton was to continue in force from day to
t!av until vacated, Mt, Reed attempted 10
make the POINT thar = quorum vas neccs-
sary to ado1,t resolution continuing an
order in fierce beyond adjournment, but the
Speaker ovcrrulcd him. holding that it was
plainly within the power OF less than
quorum to adopt means to compel
the attendance Of absentccs. The previous
question was ordered, 1872 to ,.
4 scene of tho widest confusion followed.
Calls of the previous question: shouts for
tcllcrs, motions to adjourn, etc, were heard
on every hand. Reed and Boutelle refused
to serve as tellers and the Speaker ordered
one teller to act, contrary to the rules,
There were renewed cries of 'czarism, and
the motion for tellers was withdrawn and
tho House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, u. c., March 30.-Thc
regular order--the consideration of the con-
against in the House. The Presidents veto
Of the coinage bill was read, and Mr.. Bland
gave notice that he would move on Tuesday
to PASS the bill over the Presidents veto.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 31.-An at
tempt to act on the .Joy-O NELL contested
election case in the House was blocked to-
day by flibustering tactics of Republican
members. AT 1880 2. NJ. the House proceed
ed to hear eulogies on the late Representa-
tive Houk, Of Ohio.
WASHINGTON, y. c., April 2.-rhe con-
tested Jov-ONeiIl election case was the
order in the House, The Democrats lack; d
twenty of Il quorum and the Republicans
successfully tilibustered against cOuaiGsra-
ton until the hour of adiournment.