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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
kAlSER'S NATAL DAY.
anniversary of the Birth Of the German
Emperor Csl9brated in Rarlln.

|
BERLIN, Jan. 27.-The birthday of
emperor William was celebrated to-day
throughout Germany in a manner in
winch it has never been celebrated be-
/ lofe. In addition to the birthday cele-
| oratlon itself, the people of Germany
nave been celebrating the twenty fifth
anniversary of the entry of Emperor
William into the Prussian army, and
above all they have been celebrating
the reconciliation which has taken
place between the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck. The streets around
the palace were thronged with people
at an early hour this morning, and many
additional decorations were added to
those of yesterday. This was especially
noticeable in regard to private resi-
dences in all parts of the city, and a
feature of the display was tle great
number of busts of the Emperor and of
Frlnce Bismarck which were displayed,
surrounded by laurel and palms, in
many shop windows as well as in the
| windows of private residences.
The day opened with royal salute
which was fired little before 10 o. clock
this morning, at which hour the EN-
peror received the congratulations Of
his family. A little later the officers of
the headquarters staff and the chiefs of
his civil and military cabinets called at
the palace IN order to congratulate the
| Emperor. These visitors were followed
by number of other distinguished
people, and then the whole court
attended an impressive service in the
Royal chapel. Immediately after
this service the members of the
imperial family and the representatives
of the royal families present proceeded
to the White Hall of the castle, where a
grand reception of all the notables OF
Berlin was held. The ladies of the
court wore long, trailing promenade
dresses and hats, and the men all wore
uniforms or court dress. Among those
present We're the Kings Of Saxony and
| Wurtemburg, the Grand Dukes Of Ba-
den, Hesse, Tuscany and Aldenburg,
and the Princes of Saxony, Sake
Weimar, Meininger, Reuss, Wal
deck, axe-Aldenburg and Mecklen-
burgScherwin.
The giving out of the parole and the
countersign occurred soon after noon
amidst a scene of the greatest military
splendor. The weather was bright and
the streets in the neighborhood of the
castle were packed with people, who
cheered the popular celebrities as they
arrived and departed. Later in the
day Prince Frederick Leopold present
ed Emperor William with falchion on
behalf of the Gardes du Corps.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01

or arh pss1n, O., Methodists ara s,,;.
ner of irroa,,Ia .ei accusing Miss Wars
funds. iiilS With church
,ea nnko ,,1ot a an anonymous letter an >,
factor;ps o. ~, ~ 9!lfn Danburv, Conn ba+
guard. romeo are on
fo IwELvE boys escaped from t,o
lormatory at Laurel Va IN Tue re-
=: IHEEE are four cases Of no,;
"' +, IN Champaign, Ill. Ia Il !
NE cincinnati, O., Gas Comnanr -.
Increased It's capital stock 5000 doc Doc LAS
oA prisoners filed and duo tboir
'ur Vi the county jail at Searcy All, way
TWENTY thousand cigars that bod -
Neb. "oiled at Omaha,
!, ONE HUNDRED Kansas editors a++orso j.,
tne meeting Of the state assorat;a 1to' :, !.
Hutchinson. '''ooc'a'lon at
y MAN named Agile from Cb;caoo bo :,
Hampton, La. l'N ~ we"
n MA r! Isl tr'al was ended at BRYAN
lifo ;,a; ie prisoner was sentenced to
John SILVA. Italian, unmarried u.s
Killed by fall of rock in the Santa ";,e
shalt at Frontenac, Kas. ''''''' Z
/, JOHN ". REM has been appointed Inv
the encouragement to prosecute The
indianapolis bank wreckers. viz
IN quarrel at Atlanta, Mich Holm
MUM struck Richard Garrett With an
ak. Garrett will probably die. W ''' ''''
LIE old soldiers of Eastern Nebraska
Will hold reunion at Tecumseh, Neh @
during the latter part of August
NuNABY, a Choctaw, said to be q CEN
tenarlan and miser, was murdered bv
another Indian at Tallihina, |. I.
IHE trial of DR.. Eugene F, West
charged with the murder of Addie Gil
mour, was begun in San Francisco,
IN the German Reichstag Herr Lieb-
knecht interpellated the government on
the condition of the working classes,
CONSERVATIVE and progressive ele-
ments OF the Christian Church at Bell
Creek, Ind, are at war over an organ.
THE strike at the Illinois Zinc Com
pany' works, La Sale, ILL.,, is settled,
Ihe men went to work at the reduction.
The converting of Italv's Chamber
has been postponed until February 20
to allow the Sicilian agitation to quiet
down
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
BOND ISSUE SUIT HEARD.
Arguments Made at Washington and a De-.
CiS0n to be Rendered in a
Day or Two.
Day or Two

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 2o.-Argu-
ments were to-day heard before Judge
Cox, of the district supreme court, on
the application of Grand Master
Workman Sovereign and I. B. Mcclure,
Of the Knights of Labor, for an injunc-
ton to restrain Secretary Carlisle from
issuing $50 ,000, 900 bonds as proposed IN
his recent bond circular. Judge Cox
reserved his decision and announced
that tomorrow or Wednesday he would
state his conclusion in the case.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
DEATH FOILED HIS PLAN.

Disguised Georgia Man Slain While At
tempting to Rob His Own House.
MoRGANroN, Ga, Jan. 29.-Wlllhm
Jones, tax collector of Union County,
received orders TO close up his belated
.eturns. That night a peddler called at
he residence of the tax collector and
vas given nights lodging. Two
hours after negro made his entrance
nto the house, and covering the ped
Her ordered him to give up his goods.
The robber then turned on Mrs. Jones
md ordered her to bring out the tax
money. At this moment the peddler
fred killing the robber. The next day
t was discovered that the dead body
Vas that of Tax collector Jones.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
FIGHT IN A DINING-ROOM.

Superintendent of the Chicago, Milwan-
kee s. st. Paul is Badly Used Up.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Jan. GA per-
sonal encounter took place yesterday
afternoon in the dining-room of the Ho1
tel Daniels at Marion, between c.. AL
Goodnow, superintendent of the Chical
90, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway Com1
pany, and a stockman from Wapelld
County named Mcclure. GoodnoW was
badly cut about the head by broken
pitcher and both men were held to ap1
pear in court to-day. The affair has
caused great sensation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
BANK ROBBER CONFESSES.

Willis Brown Admits His Connection
with the Mound Valley Affair.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Jan. 26.-Willis
Brown, the train robDer wounded in
the capture of the Rogers gang at Vim
tia, |. T., recently, and who is in the
hospital here, to-day confessed to par
ticipating in the Mound Valley, kas.,
bank robbery and also the robbery of
the express agent at Chelsea, l. I. The
chances are that Brown will die of his
x,nIndu
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
CAME BACK AND CONFESSED.

Conscience Compels Illinois Nur-
derer to Tell of His Crime.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jan. 26.-Two weeks
ago Charles Fueser, one of gang of
tramps, was fatally stabbed here, dying
in few days. The murderer escaped.
This morning Harry Mitchell, one OF the
gang, returned here and confessed the
murder, saving he could not resist the
was an outcast son OF a wealthy Chicago
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
NINETY SMALLPOX CASES.

The Dread Disease Spreading Alarm
ingly in Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 27.-Three patients
in the County Hospital were found to
have smallpox to-day and were re-
moved to the pest house. There are
now ninety patients in the smallpox
hnsnital
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
IDENTIFIED BY CHIEF BYRNE.
rwo Men on Trial a t Chicago Accused OF
n Wisconsin Murder.

Two Men OH TIT III NH'Vs'- )" n = wv ~ "
u Wisconsin Murder.
CHICAGO, H., Jan. 29.-Chlef OF Police
Bvrne, OF La Crosse, Wis, is here after
George Ellis and Ernest Pernell; VINO
are at present on trial here on charge
If mprderinc a bartender. Chief
Rvrnc has identified the men as the
same narties who entered the saloon of
Ioseph Auesfelder at La Crosse the
nioht of October IS, 1898, and after
holding up number of persons in the
saloon shot little German lumberman
known as "Caspar." If the men are not
convicted here they will be taken to
r. Crosse for trial. Chief Byrne will
oyait the result of the trial here.
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COLORADO RATE WAR.
One Railroad Line Carrying Passenger
and Freight Free.

and Freight Free.
DENVER, Col, Jan. pa peculiar
railroad war between the San Pete
Valley road and the Rio Grande West
ern is reported from Manti, Utah. The
form er line is forty -four miles long and
runs down the valley from Nephi,
Pacific, to Mant. For over half this
distance it parallels the Western, and
for the purpose of compelling this line
to come to terms on local rate, the
San Pete is carrying all passengers and
FREIGHT free
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
ANARCHISTS START A RIOT.
MANY Persons Wounded During stree
Conflict in Zurich.

Conflict III LUTICH.
ZURICH, Jan. 29.-Thls city is the scene
Of a serious riotous demonstrations y
hand of Anarchists, carrying red ana
black flags, marched to the lta !,
n ora Consulate and affixed the flags to
t tha escutcheon over the door OF the
e1e Tote, The police interfered and a
r COUSINS scene follow ed, during which a
sever s;as 81 FL the authorities and the rioters
tnol , ~ During the riot many people
We're were wounded on both sides ana SIX x
teen of the prominent rioters were AZ
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
cold for the Sugar crop

New York, Jan. 29,n Ill 70 s the value
Paris brought Spanish ssnsit :. 10 Cuba to
ooo francs frame c m 'r"1 The \
move the E sn tbis purpose is likely to be
81 goiu 70. ' tba rntes of exchange war
=. .o ,,t the IMPORT 10 of gold to Cuba.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
BOWS BEFORE ENGLAND.

The Khedive of England Submits Before
Threat of War.
CAIRO, Jan. 26.-The khedive hal
published an order praising the English
and Egyptian officers. 1t is understood
that Maher Pasha is to be transferred
from the ministry of war to some otheI
post. 1t is thus understood that LORD
Cromer has triumphed and that Killed.
i've bows once more to the dictation q
Il
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
Deed ora yengeIuI Mexican.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 26.-At EH
cinal, south of here, Mexican nameb
Valdena fell in love with pretty Mexf
can girl named Joseta Trevino: She ri
iected him. He called her to her dooi
Shot her three times and then blew hi
face off.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
MEXICAN REBELS ROUTED.
TwentY.six Killed and twenty-five Prisoners
Taken by Government troops.

CH1uvAHuA, Mex, Jan. 29.-Govern-
ncnt troops overlook and surrounded
the rebels at a place called Arroyo de
Mansona, and aftera few hours fighting
defeated them, killing twenty-six and
taking twenty-five prisoners, the fam
,us Iuran beng among those killed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
RUSSIAN RULER VERY ILL.
The Gear Suffering from Severe Attacs
of influenza.

of influenza.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.-The Car Is
suffering from severe attack OF ihilu'
enza, bronchitis and inflammation Q,
the Lungs. The lower part Of the Cars
rioht lung is infiamed and his tempera-
tnre on Saturday night was los. 1t Is
announced to-day that the Car passed
ouieter night.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan. o
Nyi1Uaulyce Dniryr Market

BUrTER-Fancy creamery. 4 70, 23@25c: infe
rior good, do. 140l22c: best dairy selections, Ii
Ia poe: lines. fair to choice, do, l2@l5c; packing
stock DO, llc roll liza lie
CHEEsE-Full cream flats. u III. 11I@l2l@c;
cheddars, do. 1l1@@12c; brick. 1213@l3Iac;
Young America. ll}2W12lac; limburger, l212GS
Isle: Swiss, l3@15l2c.
EGGs-Fresh, = doz, 15@l6c; ice-house 100
lac; picked. l0@l4c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
SUMMONED TO kUME.

Archbishop Corrigan SAID 20 pans
neived Cali from the fope Pope bore
ROME, Jan. 2e.-It is repdpIh. rehbish-
that the Pope has summoneta - Rome.
.i". Crr;oan of New ork. 10 noiiie'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01
Life Term for Dolney.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 27.-Judge Free
man to-day sentenced Luke Dolney to
life imprisonment for wife murder.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01

WILL FIGHT IN ENGLAND.
for the Battle Betwt
Corbett and Jackson.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-It is announced
here that Champion Corbett has ar
ranged to come to England and that the
fight between him and Peter Jackson
will probably occur before the National
Sporting Club in June.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-06
PERSONAL.

There were registered at the Lemon yesterday P. R. Ball and T. l. Ferris, Sacaton Agency.
 J. Fred Blake returned yesterday from an extensive overland trip through the northern part of the territory.
 Maurice Rosenberger, clerk at the Palace cigar store, left last night on 8 two weeks trip to San Francisco.
 Henry Luhrs who has for some time been in charge of the Commercial hotel barber shop has resigned his position.
 Fred Kaiser of Madison, Wis, who has been in the city for the past four months, left last night for Los Angeles.
 Billy Titus came in yesterday from the Congress district where he had been working some prospects that he owns.
 Hon. W. c. Wallace New York at torney arrived in the city yesterday on business connected with the Pratt Boody McClelland & Co.,, suit.
 Mrs. R. A. Brown has moved her millinery parlors from the corner of Fourth street to opposite the Gregory house on Washington street where they
Arizona republican., 1894-04-06
THE CITY COUNCIL.
A Franchise for New Telephone
 Line.

Line.
 The city council met in adjourned session last night. The mayor, re- corder and all the members were pre- ent. The following proceedings were had. An ordinance was read granting telephone, telegraph, call and messen- ger service franchise to Jerry Millay for fifty years in this city. One telephone therefore. It was passed unanimously. The following named bid on the work of erecting hose tower and to com plete the second story of the fire de- psrtments' building, Geo ,Cincey, for tower $565, for second story toom $40 i; total $1 ,040.
 D. A. Evans. for tower $4SO, for room $455; total $935.
 s. A. Howe, for tower $430, for room $5S2; total 1,0l2.
 H. c. Baker & Bros., for tower $507, for room $455; total $1 ,062.
 W. F. Fitzpatrick, for tower $40. Total bid $918.
 H. c. Baker & Bro. and D. A. Evans bids being the same for work on the second story of said building, viz; $455. vote was taken and the contract was Awarded to D. A. Evans and W. F. Fitzpatrick was awarded the contract to build the tower.
 Dr. Walker asked for aid to remove dead bodies.
 The city attorney was instructed to draft an ordinance concerning the de- mand.
 The matter of burning rubbish at certain places, within the city limits was referred to the street committee.
 A sewer franchise was granted to Jas. A. Fleming for fifty years, to be non commercial, in the city limits.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-06
The DeSSiCatiOn of Dem-
 OCratiC Fruit Begins.
The Gang Slips Up on the
 Party This Time.
There was None of the Brute Force Employed Last Year.
No Jar, no Friction, but Every Piece of the Machinery Had Been
 Carefully fabricated.
It was very neatly done.

It was very neatly done.
 There was so much celerity, quietude, dispatch and so little friction about the affair that it was admirable in the same sense that skllfully executed burglary or train robbery may be said to be ad- mirable.
 Reference is made to the Democratic mass meeting held last night for the purpose of cutting and dessicating a municipal ticket.
 The result shows that the gangs re- pertoire of tricks is as varied as that of the Calhoun Opera company. The meeting was captured by the Gazette crowd as effectually as it was a year ago. only different method was em- ployed. That time they surrounded and overwhelmed it; this time they slipped up on it, only to slip up in turn on Tuesday, May l, of the present year, just as they did on the first Tuesday of last year.
 The meeting was suddenly called yesterday morning by the Gazette un- der the guise of Democrats of the Various Wards of the City," On the subject of ward mass meetings the Gazette remarked:
 This is no mans fight, and is no particular mans interest, and is done simply to facilitate matters so as to avoid the multiplicity of tick cts on election day.
 Cut and dried tickets or delegations are usually constructed for the purpose of avoiding multiplicity of tickets or delegations.
 There was surprise among Democrats at large when they were served with this short notice but TO man was ap-
Arizona republican., 1894-04-06

parently more surprised than Homer McNeill, who bitterly described the meeting as "Tom Smiths" meeting and he swore round oath that he would capture it. He did so but with Toms collision and help.
 Some of the Democrats of the various wards were there. John Dunbar and Joe Alexander were noticeablv absent. The former because it was given out that only Democrats were needed and l the latter for the purpose of allaying suspicion. His spirit however was 1 there it lowered over the assembly and when the list of delegates was made up it laughed loudly and gally and many who heard it looked about and were surprised not to see Joseph.
 It was given out that the fates of Me Neill, Dalton and Kellner were to be de- cided to say nothing of half dozen other candidates for mayor beside the ces.
 The meeting was called to order by Tom Smith who lifted T. E. Dalton of his feet with a breath depriving sud- denness and deposited him in the pre- siding chair. A. s. Mills who has been engaged in candidate construction on his own account was removed from &C., tive participation in the performances by being made secretary. The con- spirators regretted that there were no other harmless or supernumary offices to be filled but any how they had the world by the tail and were further as- sisted by grayitation.
 In reply to an earnest and heartfelt inquiry by Chairman Dalton concerning the object of this concourse Homer Mc- Neill explained that it was to select delegates for the various wards.
 It was to be inferred that the wards hadn't the gumption to select their own delegates through they might be able to vote for them intelligently after the mass meeting had performed the men, tai labor of selecting them. MT. Nc Neill also moved that a committee of three be appointed from each ward to inform the rest of the ward whom to vote for.
 MT. Smith amended the motion by making the committee up of all the Democrats present. It really made no difference to him whether the amend mend carried or not was lost. Neither did it make any difference to Mir. Me Neill or any body else on the inside. The thing was so carefully fixed that the chairman couldn't make mistake, the very thing he would have wished to do. But very spirited hippodrome took place and the original motion prevailed with the certainty of the re- suit of chariot race at circus.
 The chair appointed the following com m;ttee:
 First Ward, r. T. Burtis, B. Heyman,
Arizona republican., 1894-04-06

my arms two hours according to my promise to him." she began. Mir. But terworth began warning Miss Pollard to confne herself to answering ques- tions'
 MT. Wilson also admonished her and she continued: ''I gave it little Ger man name. 1 pinned a note on it's clothing so they could name it. was reading Carlyle and I named it from character of his, Diest Carlyle, a name far as possible from that of Col Breck- enridge or my own." The second time she saw the child was on March at Wright's undertaking establishment before it was buried. Mrs. Parsons had looked after the funeral expenses. She supposed Col. Breckenridge paid them. Miss Pollard was perfectly self possessed while being questioned aqout the child and spoke in low and almost plaintive tone.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-06
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Call and see us if you want To Place a
 Gilt-Edged Loan
are tastefully furnished and completely

are tastefully furnished and completely stocked.
 Will Mcclure and grandfather who have been spending the winter here for the latrer's health left last night for San Francisco. They expect to be gone about month visiting the midwidter fair and will then return to Phoenix.
 MT. s. J. Saunders ann family left last night for Dubuque, Iowa, where they formerly resided. Their depart ure after residence here of more than a year is regarded with regret by their numerous friends.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were A. M. George.' New Tork A. G. Williams, Casa Ora nde; E. s. WaddIes. St. Joseph; Vim. 0. Wallace, New York; $. c. Kingan. Dallas, Tex, E. s. Holt, St. Louis; c. A. Rathbun, Chi cago; Geo. DavIs, Eddy, N M., Geo. Curran, St. Louis; w. O. Curtiss, Des- Moines; D. D. Ross, Bisbee; A. E. Keone, Gila Bend; J. B. Shea, San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-06
LABOR WINS. Two Kinds of Capital
 Recognized. One of Money sand the
 Other of Muscle. The Enlightened SeIfiShneSS of
 Neither Is Illegal. An ImpOrtant DaCjSiOp in the Union
An Important Decision in the Union Pacific Wages Schedule
 Contest.

By the Associated Press.
 OMAHA, Neb., April 5.-Organized labor today won it's greatest victory when in United States circuit court Judge Caldwell handed down decision Tn the Union Pacific wage schedule con- test. In long legal opinion this de- claration of the court stands out most prominently:
 "A corporation is organized capital. It is capital consisting of money and property. Organized labor is organ ized capital. It is capital consisting of brains and muscle. What it is lawful for one to do it is lawful for others to do. It is lawful for stockholders and confer together for the purpose of re- ducing the wages of it's employees or of devising other means of making their investments profitable. It is equally lawful for organized labor to associate, consult and confer with view to main- tain or increase wages. Both act from the promptings of enlightened selfish ness and the action of both is lawful when no illegal or criminal means are used or threatened"
 There was not phrase not even 8 word of legal verbiage about the im- portant document for Judge Caldwell declared, ''I want it to be so plain that even the lowest man on the road could understand every word of it."
 The opinion continues to inforce the
 l. Ing roadmen and modifies the orders of Judges Dundy, Riner and HalleJt made in the wage cases, they ordering the re- ceivers to put the rev rules and reguia- tions in force.