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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
Sturm unb 1teberfA TO emmuna.

8erbeerenbe neb,riGnemmunsen bat
Der furdtbare Sturm, peIber am Sam.
tag pdibete, sur SoIse eebabt. Dis
SItiIe Maas unb 2otte iinb aus ibren
ufern setreten uno buben StabttbsiIe bon
aotteroum iibsridwemmt; bas @aKer
in ben Sliiien ities stpbIf Sub. 8oots
mubten in ben Straben unb WarttpldBen
sebraudt tperben, pelde budftdblid in
Seen peripanbeIt tparen. 8ieIe DGmme
brnbten unter ben setpaItisen Sdldsen
Der SlutbpeIen na6suaeben unb an bies
len Bldben brad baS Wafer bur6 unb
iiberi6pemmte baS 2anb in Der umeebs
uns. 9teun Sduier tpuroen unterminirt
uno itiirs,en Elm. Sn tltrebt iinb meb,
rere Brlonen infOlse bes tlmi6lassns
ibrer 8pote auf bem SIuhe Werpebe er,
trunfen. 1elesrapbs unb TeIepbons
crdbie ipurben iibsraa bonn Sturme ME.
oerseriHen. Die 8arfe ..@aroline", bon
Sapannab mad Samburs. itranbete in
Der Hdbe bon Gemont unb ipurbs total
sertrimmert. Sbre 2abuna tpurbs ans
nfer ssipdIt; elm 1beil ibrer Mannidafi
flnb in ben Slutben ben Cob.
8eribte aus beri4ieoenen TbsiIeu
@robbritunniens melben, bab Der Sturm,
ipeIder ben sansen Samitas unb Sonn'
tas nod nit furdtbarer @enalt sepiitbet
bat, nudseIufen bat. Ser telegraph.
ite 8srtebr nit SdottIanb III poatdn.
big unterbrcden unb ber S6aoen an
gieentbum unb Der 8erIuit an Wsniden,
leben uuf benz 8aiisr 1T srDBer, aIs mar
suerit sIautte.
Sn Sambure bat Der Sturm ebenfaIli
uneebeuren Sdaoen eetban. Der auf sips
Uiialonen Reibsmarf eeiddbt ipirb
glu6 in 9seiieminbe unb IItona tparen
pieIe StraBen iiberi6pemmt unb ber
Sdabsn IL srob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
&u8 benz pberen xbaIe.

= Ser Coroner Bat enti6ieben, bab
Anibonp &uqid bon Brieeburs bur6 bic
aus bem brennenben @ulmbaufen aufitei.
senben @aie eritidte.
-Sobn Sadion tpurbe am Nitttpod
Worsen in Der 0sl. & 5. @rube su
Ssrmpn tobt aufsefunben. Gr bintsrs
labt cine Wittpe NIT sp6lf 8inbern.
(GarbpubaIe Gprrsippnttns.)
- Senrp, elm 9 Sabre alter Sobn
ber @beleute 0iidael 8ran3 bon Soreit
@iip, itarb porIeBten Wiittipo4.
= Ser gersmann @illiam 8bbrit
tpurbe porIesten Uiitttpo6 in Der glorb'
peft 3e8e idper perIebt.
- @m. Sarrep bon 8idmonb 9tue.
nue. ssrietb am Wittipo6 nabe Der Norb'
tpeit &reuSune unter einen 8. & 5.
8abnSus unb ipurbe SeiDctet.
= @ie es beibt, bat S6eriff Sabep
in Der Iebten 5eit bier llmidau sebalten,
tpeI6e glusf6ten fur bic gtabliruns
elmer IIebrauerei ii6 rabier bieten.
- Ser aIte elias 9bomas itarb am
Donneritae on ben Solsen zines 5aaes,
ben er Dor etipa einem Wonat that. Der
Wann bate 80 Sabre lang bic Iuffi6I
iibsr ben SsueraIarm on 9lans SO. 2e
uno mar cine aa9smein befannte Per'
ibnli6feit.
- Gin Rann, tpelber ben anibeinent
nur aueenommenen Ramen Gbarlea
SoneS ansibt, tpurbe am Donneritat
Worsen mad @arbonoale sebradt uni
Iieet iebt i'm emergency SoipitaI il
iterbenbem 3uitanoe bornieber. infoIs,
elmer unnennblren 0eritiimmelune, BIZ
an ibm bon einem Srauensimmer perilb
tporben 1T. @ie er ersdblte, bate e
in Der Ra6t Elm In Der Gdbe bon Sorsi
@itp seIesenes uerrufenes Saus beiud
uno mar nit elmer Der Sniahinnen tpeBel
Der 8saabluns in Streit seratben
8Ibblih sos baS Srauensimmer Elm Sra
Iirmsiier berpor uno besins bas i4eub
Ii6e 8erbrehen, bepor nod Der un8lid
li6e Wann ibre Mbiidt bate besreifel
f5nnen. Die 8erbaftune bes Srauen
simmers III anseorbnet tporben.
(grGbaIb GurrsipSnbsni)
Die Correspondent dbsr bic 8sib
nadtsfsier Der Ir6balo beutiden 8e
meinoe fam unS peripdtet su unb mir
ud4fe Wo6e eribelnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
@ilfesbarre Ra6ri6teu.

= Die 2ebieb 8aaep So. Bat ibr
DoppeIselsiie um ben Berg berum boa'
enbet.
- Sie InsabI Der TobesfdIe in pie.
flyer Stabt tparen bonn |. Desbr. 1898
bis gum l. Desbr. 1894 9l0. ober 2l2
mebr. tpie in berfelben 9eit beS 8oriabres.
@dbrsnb bss bidten glebeIs am
Sreitae. Der auf cine @ntfernuns bon 40
5uB nidtS ii6tbar lieB. ereisneten ii6
mebrere nnfdae bur4 8uiammenitDbe.
= Der Sdriftfebsr @eorse Sbr6 bon
Ro. 76 Norb 8iper Strabe, 35 Sabre
alt. erIus am Sonntas Wioreen Der
IppbOio pneumonia. ST mar unper'
beiratbet.
- Stabti6reiber Sranf Dietri6 900
am Samtas nit ieinen Subielisfeiten
mad Der Staotbaqe UNI unb 1T Der erite.
bort einquartirts 8eamte. Die anberen
ftdbtiiden Departments tperben i'm 2aufe
pieier @ode ibren nm3us pcrnebmsn.
- 9Ipmoutb bate Dienitas Worsen
Elm Weibnadtsfeuer. Ser 8roceriela'
ben bon @arius Oeaser unter SMITHS
Opernbaus tpurbe burb Seuer aerft6rt
unb elm S6absn bon $4,000 an ben
Waaren anseri6tet; an benz @ebduoe
beaiffert iid Der 8erIuit auf s2500.
- Die 8i6ter 8ice unb 2pnd baben
in Idneeren @utahten entibieben, bab
bic County Gommifare fein Redt baben,
elm neues @runbtId fir Elm Gourtbaus
su faufen, auseenommen stpei binter ein'
amber foIsenbe @roBseidporenen fpreden
iib fur einen ioI6en Infauf aus.
- @inen traurisen Sob erIiit am Mon.
tag Nbenb Sobn ID. giepitinp bon Dud
Bono uuf bem Seimtpese nit 8eibnadtSs
seibenfen. @r sins auf cem 8abnee
leiie unb fpurbe enttpeber bon einem
2ebieb 8aaep ober 8. & $. 3use se.
trOffen; Der SddbsI mar ibm einses
itOBen uno Elm 8ein sebroden uno er mar
toot, alS man ibn auffano.
- @dbrenb 8oIisiit Gallagher am
Sonntas um Wlitternadt ben IbomaS
8roipn bon Bittston, ber an Canal
StraBe cine 8ubeit6runs beranIabts.
uerbaften ipollte, pioeriebte iid 8ropn
unb periudte ben Polisiiten su ertpirsen.
Der Iebtere sos ieinen 8epoIUer unb
fsuerte einen Sdub auf 8ropn ab, Der
ii6 in Der 2unee feitiebte unb cine &c.
fdbrlide Wunbe peruriadte.
= Dis 8oIisei bob in Der Samffas
Radt 3tpei unorbentlide Sduier aus
pas cine mar baS bee George 8eqer an
Woonep 9laep, nabe Sea Strube bas
anbere mar bic Serberee beS Nesers
Dm. Weaper an ber gde bon ,sel
Strabe unb Moonsp gaep. Der MapOr
itrofte bic Sniuiien unb aeaer tpurbs
auberbem unter $500 8Grsidaft fur iein
gri4einsn pOr @eridt eeiteat.
s9- 8eitsat bus ..@odenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28

Sn einem neusn Bud Wealth against
Commonwealth" ertldrt Senrp Dsma,
reit 2lOpo auf @runb iorsfdItieer Stati.
iilfen, bab in benz 8obIen. Grult $500.
600, 900. in Del $500, 900 900, in R,n.
Der uno 5Ieiid sl0O. .OOO,O 900, in 3uder
S75. 900, 900, in 2eoer $lOO, ,OOO, 900.
IN 8as u. 10. nod pisIe Sunberte BON
Nilionen anselest iinp, uno baB auber.
oem bic Asenten beS @rob. & capitals be.
itdneis baS Ganb bersiien, um ben 8sfb
pon Strabenbubnen, eIeftrii6er SeIsudt.
unSss sInlasen, Waiierperfen etc. in bic
0dnoe elnSelner eroBer Gombinatonen su
concentrlren. unb ale olele 8teiens
8aubseftlitaften, bic nur su benz .3ped
sesrtinSet iino, UNI iebe @oneurrena un.
mDsllb su MAIDEN uno 8erbdltniIe su
ihaffen, unter benen bas @robtapitul
bic Goniumenten nad 8elieben betsueru
fam, i6rDpfen ieben Gag ieoen ginssl.
nen. So9 ni6t aaein bas. sbr
9auptssi6dft 1T eS, ben fleinsn Ssabri.
tanten uno Yropueenten uno ben WitteI.
| "H"" aup6uHuHUStHs Spu Ite tlHeIt 2Olf
oerlpenlhSen finben, Der es periu6t. nod
auf ben sisenen SdBen feben su blsibsn
uno ii6 peiselt, auSsuperfaufen obsr
Dtlt8ltsb Der Combination su psroen, bu
pertaufen lie ibre 9lrtltel au Preiien,
peI4e Der ginsslne auf bic Dauer nidl
ausbalten fann, ober iie peri6liebsn ibn1
oen Diarft, inoem iie ibm unm6sli1 ma.
4sn, feline Waaren su annbmbaren &atsn
3u transportiren. 9lub Serr 2Iopb er.
fldrt. bab ale @eiese, pelde bisber &c.
gen bieisYeriawbrunsen erIafsn puroen,
lit ais uoQtdnpie untpirtiam erpieien
baben. Aber lanse fann bieies Seorud.
un8S' Spitem, oas bic sunse 8spblferune
su StIauen einSelner Diiuiondrs ma6t
unt bas piel idlmmer 1T, als bas mittsl'
alterli6e Spftem Der 8aubritter, ni1
msbr bauern. Das Bolt pire iid oase.
gen erbeben unb bic Serrlaaft bes @elb.
lads abibutteln, ipie cs emit bic StIa
penfettsn oes WOnardiSmus sebro6el
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
Opn Der Saefeite.

SRI. Winnie Maurer unb Serr Sobr
Srana ipurben borlebten Mitttpo6 in bei
Sidorp StraBe 8irde burd Serrn pofo,
Ausuif 2anse eetraut.
sSobn 8opeu, Der BEL Ieiner S&pefer
an Bird StraBe tpobnts, tpurbe Mitt'
mod Morsen tobt in feinem Bette auf.
sefunben.
SIN Sauis isinss Sobnss Nrsb. So.
Roie an Gberrp SiraBe iIarb am Sonns
tag Morsen ber aIte Sreo. Hoie, elmer
Der gioniere bieier Stabt. ST srlae
Der 8rOnditis.
Serr Sobann G6euer (nidt Der Be.
fannie 8ddereibeiiber an 8roof Strabe)
purbe am Sonntas besruben. Die Re'
iibens 2ose 9to. 5l3 seleitete ibr oerfor.
benes DlitsIieo 3ur Iestsn &ubeitdtte.
George StdnsIein bon 926 Gropn
9lpenus itarb am Sonntas Nabmittap
nab furaer 2ranfbeit i'm Utter bon SO
Sabren, unb binterldBt cine Witttpe unt
neun 8inber. Die 8eerbisuns fanb am
Donnerfas Worsen 8 llbr i'm fatbolii&en
oeutiden Sriebbofe Der 20. @arb itatt.
9atrid Wc@ss bon 8iper Strass, unt
WidaeI Burns bon Srpins apenue be-
sannen ibre Deibna6tSfeier idon in
Der Radt bon Samitas auf Sonntap
baburd, bab iie ibre SamiIien mibbans
oeIten unb aus ben Sduiean trieben.
Die HoIiei madte benz 8ersniisen Elm
Gnbe unb 8eibe tpurben iiber Beibnabtsn
aufs Grodne geiebt.
Serr gbr. OaupaIber. Der fiirsIi9 aus
bem Staate 9ietp gorf bierber fam, bat
in go. S05 @ebar Mpenue cine 8diebanbs
lung erDffnet unb berfapft i'm @roben unb
8lsinen ale Sorten importirte 8die, bies
fsen Sdpei;er 8die. Neip gorf Staai
unb Bird unb Sanbtais. Serr DauipaI.
Der 1T Elm Sdmeiser unb beritebt bic Sd,
ietpirtbidaft srlnbIid. 10 baB feline aun.
ben perii4ert iein oiirfen, nur bas Bette
su etbalten.
Gin mpferiDieS Seuer brad am Wiitt.
mod Ibenb 7 llbr in benz Sauie No.
72l Weabotp Ipenue aus, tpelbes bon
Der Samilie bon 8ernbarb 8ubeI bes
pobnt mar. Die SamiIie ipar our 3eit
abtpeienb unb baS Saus brannte raid
nisber. 2lnfS babon ipobnte bic SamiIie
8iqiam Gqbod unb au6 bieieS Saus
fieI ben SIammen gum Opfer. @nfanss
bieb es, bab in bem 8ubsI'iden Sauie
elm cber mebrere 8inber perbrannt ieien.
aser bies ibeint auf einem Srrtbum su
beruben. Bon Der senannten Samilie
3eiste iid aud nad bem Seuer niemanb
uno ss bieb. tie ieien irsenb tpobin su
elmer Belbnadtsfeier sesansen.
Die Sdbieite tpirs eine neue Seioen,
fabr,f erbalten uub 3tpar rirb bieisIbe on
elmer ni6t ndber beitimm!en Steae ober,
balb ben scranton 9lbienneifen errid.
tet perbeu. Die unternebmer iino ssa.
mes Simpion bon Baterion unb g. 6.
Ban 9sfe bon bier. tpelde $50, 900 sur
Inidafuns Der nbtbisen Waidineris
bellteuern tperoen, tpdbrenb Serr WiQiam
Gonnea baS @runotiid bersiebt unb bas
n6tbise 9ebduoe errihtst unb beioes an
bic @eieIli4aft auf bic Oauer bon sebn
Sabren permietbet. Ser 8au tpirb eins
it6dis uno 100 bel 200 i'm llmfans uno
es iOlIen iofort an 400 Perionen in Der
5abrtf beiddftist iperben. SobaIb Der
8auplab ausseiu9t 1T, tpirb nit Der
@rri4tuns Der 9sbduoe tssonnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
Sa8 xhdl abn drf6.

= Den 2eidtiinn beS Nufiprinsens
auf i'm @an8e befinbli@e &arren sablts
Der Z Sabre alte SbomaS WiorriS bon
Olb Sorse nit ieinem 2sbsn. Gr poate
am Donneritps auf einsn 2ebigb 8aaep
8u8 iprlnsen unb itiir3te unter bic &dbsr,
bic ibm bsloe 8eine abfubren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
81. SlGier.

,,ncre GetanSeQnng ma s% s!s'sSas Ssssssusss @ ss,
ebeue le93 f berun 6utn si6ebene 8anIsn
ausfats @ebs we u $40 tn nnsre sepase ausfeauns
erhen Spa SduB edbpio fbert BeIsbuns
nntebauue bIeb @rnneuns un Meibm Stabt
SaHebs 1T est poafdnbis beaieben burd baS
vSerantpn SSpcbenblatt," 511 9aGa. Mbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28

: 0aS Stelett eines poreeidi6tIi6en
Dlammutbs 1T bon einem Bauer bel
SiOur Sails sails, 8. O., aufssiunben
poreen. IS 1T tiber 40 SUB lang unb
10 SUB brett. Gin Siobsabn bsS STE.
lettes 1T 1T 8Oa lang, 5 .3Oa brett unb
II 3Oa tisf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
Bon NeterSbure.

E Srau 8aumann itarb anfanss bie'
fer @O@s oabisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28

= 9ie 2ebieb 8aaep So. Bat ibr
DOppeIselsiis um ben Berg berum pOa'
enbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-28
Cunmpre.

-Sn ben Seranton Ofenfperfen in
bic arbsit am Sreitus einseiteat tporbsn
unb ipirb erit ipieber am Q. Sanuar in
Ineriff Senommen. Sc eeibiebt bies al.
iabrIid sur Snpenturaufnabme.
-Sn bem Sauie isines 1o6terman.
mes Serrn DITTO 8artb an 8root Strabs
itarb am 5reitas Na6mi.tay Serr Spbr
Sdler i'm Alter bon "a Sabrsn. Dis
8eerbisuns funb am Sonntae 3a9mit-
tag i'm NittSton Gpenue Sriebbofs itatt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-03
STRIKE HAS BECOME GENERAL.

Great Northern Employees mt st. Paul and
minneapolis stop Work.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI. App. ZINE
strike is on at last in the Twin Cities
The American Railway Union this aft
ernoon called out all it's men in the en-
plov of the Great Northern road III the
two cities. kilograms were sent to all
unions on the line to stand by their
guns. :,
All efforts to settle tho strike failed
and President Debs of the A. Il. Y. Is
sued orders for strike on all the Min
nesota divisions of the Great Northern.
This completes the strike from
ST. Paul to the coast. President HUI, OF
the Great Northern, again proposed his
plan of arbitration at the last conference
between the mems committee ana the
road, but it was refused.
The strike inaugurated here ana at
St. Paul includes all train employees
ward hands, shop men, and all o'ner
classes of railway employ es. and ties up
the system from ST. Paul and Mime
anolis to the Pacific coast.
The afternoon train started OUT on
Tho Great Northern left st. Paul
with a full crew notwithstanding the
union order to strike. w men u
reached Jackson Street, IN that Guy
loss than half a mile from the Depot
the train stopped and the engineer' mr. rto
,,,on and hagrareman deserted II. Inc
cnndnrtor stood by the train.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-03
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH TRAMPS.
City Marshal Killed at Missouri Valley,
Ia, and Two Persoms Wounded.

Ia, and Two Persons Wounded.
OMAHA, Ncb., April 2S.-In y fight
with thieves at Missouri Valley, Ia,
this morning, the city marshal was
killed and two other people were des-
perately wounded. For some time
burglaries and petty thieving have Kept
the people in q constant state OF terror.
The perpetrators were tramps, but all
attempts to arrest them had proved
Ruthless. Early this morning the
city marshal was notified that 4 gang
of thieves was concealed in Il barn on
the edge of the town. The officer swore
in several deputies and proceeded to
the barn with the intention of captur-
ing the entire gang and their plumber.
The posse surrounded the structure and
demanded that the occupants sur
render. Instead of doing So however,
some of the thieves opened fire on the
officers.
One of the bullets entered the breast
of City Marshal Whitney, killing him
instantly. Peter johnson, one of the
thieves, was shot four times. He
will die. Deputy J. Is. Lyon
also received flesh wound. Thirty
or forty shots We're fired and then
the men fled. William Henderson,
resident of Missouri Valley ut whose
place the men were staying, was be-
lieved to have been party to the
crimes committed, and he and his wife
were arrested. There is talk of lynch
ing. Bloodhounds have been asked for
to put on the trail of the men who cs-
ronaI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-03

The first ballot did the business. Wat
rous got 20 votes out of a total of 300.
An outburst of enthusiasm followed the
announcement, and the election was
promptly made unanimous.
Richard Carter, of Lancaster. was
elected senior vice-department com
mander, Charles II. Russell, Berlin,
junior vice-commander.
The Woman's Relief Corps reelected
Mrs. Belle Hanover, Merrill, depart
ment president; Mrs. Belle w. Chaplin,
milwaukee,, senior vice-president;
Charlotte l.. Grigeaux, Mineral Pcint,
Junior vice president; Lucinda c..
Burchard, Fort Atkinson, treasurer:
Anna {. Ellinwood, Recdsburr, chap
lain.
The delegates to the national en-
campment were instructed to vote for
st. Paul as the place of the 1895 encamp-
ment. The delegates and altcrnates of
the encampment are:
ates-at-large-H. r. Allen, Mewill;
p. J. Clawson, Monroe; John l.. Coon, Fond
du Lac; Duncan l.. Mckay, Chippewa Falls.
Aternates- -large-E. b. Gray, Palmyra;
S. w. Campbell, New Richmond; Il. S.
Veeder, Mansion: A. Cook, Ncenah
First District Delcgate-George w. Far
rer, of George II. Thomas Post No. 6: alter
nate, S. S. Owen, of A. ID. Hamilton Post
No. 60.
Second District Delegate--W. ID. Hoard,
Palmyra Post No. $50; alternate, w. ID.
Ames, Post 100.
Third District Dclegatc-Thomas Cox,
Lancaster; alternate, q. G. Legate Mineral
Point.
Fifth District Dclegate-P o. Connell,
post $; alternate, J. II. Fertig, post |.
Fifth District Delegate-Samuel G. Curtis,
Waukesha; alternate Charles a. Corbett,
Shcboygan.
Sixth District egatc-Gcorgc W. Nor
ton, Berlin; alternate, c. l.. Wood, Osh-
kosh.
Seventh District legate--Lyman p.
Hotchkiss, Eau Claire; alternate, A. ii.
DeCroat Mishawak.
Eighth Distric: Delcgate-E. X. Ansorg,
Green Bay; alternate, J. W. Evans, Wau"
paca.
Ninth District Delegatc--M. II. Barnum,
Wausau; alternate, Fred. Rctz, Ncillsvillc.
Tenth District clegate-.Iamcs II. Agen,
Superior; alternate, William s. Ensign,
River Falls.
The parade at noon brought out 800
veterans, the largest turnout the state
has seen in years. The w. X. {. has
also passed its record in point of at
tendance. The encampment closes
with big reception tonight.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-03
A REMARKABLE BIRD.
flight of Homing Pigeon from Gre
Bay to Philad 81 phia.

Bay to Philadelphia.
GREEN BAY, Wis, April 26.-Last Feb
ruary Arthur II. Duchateau released
from the coop homing pigeon which
had been brought here from Phil
adelphia and kept in the coop
for nearly year previous. The bird
is young one and Mr.. Duchateau
thought that after short flight it would
return, but It did not and he gave it up
for lost. Last evening he received
word from John Shepherd. of Phila-
delphia, from whom the pigeon had
been purchased. that the pigeon
was in his possession, having flown
all the way from Green Bay to its
old home in Philadelphia, distance Of
about 800 miles. The pigeons name 10
Dandy Jim, No. 720, and his feat of fly
ing from Green Bay to Philadelphia
after having been kept here so long and
never having made the journey here or
back there on the wing before is con-
sidered remarkable one.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-03
CAPTURED BY TROOPS.
Command Will be Broken Up and
the Leaders Prosecuted on
Several Charges


FoRsYTHE, Mont, April 26.-The $50
men comprising Gen. Hogan's detach-
ment of the army of the commonweal
are the prisoners of Col. Page and four
companies of United States troops from
Fort Keogh. The army came in here
from the West at 1915 P. NJ. last night.
Its leaders gave it out that the train
would remain here until morning. AT
1l:30, however, the engineer went to
the round house and deliberately pro-
ceeded to take out a fresh engine and
prepare for the trip eastward. In the
meantime Col. Page at Fort keogh had
secured a special train and was thunder
ing down the road to meet the train
stealing contingent. He came into For
svthe shortly after midnight and found
large part of the CoXey army asleep
In box cars The surprise was SO COM
plete that the CoXeyites gave up with
out a struggle. The troops left most of
the men aboard the train and sur
rounded it. The capture was effected
by a company of $50 intantrymen.
Nothing definite is known as to what
will be done with the men, but 1t is sup
posed eight or ten of the leaders will be
take n back to Butte tomorrow and the
others set at liberty. The army was SO
surprised at the prompt mannuvering
of the regulars that they capitulated
and were taken into custody without
troublo
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NJ MINE IN OPERATION.

LAG In Pennsylvania Said to be
Almost Completes.
N.ElPHIA, Pa, April 2S.--At the
-, we hrst week Of tho great coal
ME'ke but one mine is in opera
>, M" ", districts east of the Allie
~ l"at mine, which is in the
NJ, ,D ~ region, near Osceola, en-
h. i@' , ''o men, and it is very doubt
.S BY n'cN now working in that mine
!, r <aa on Monday. The general
i . VEINS to be that the strike will
\ trough another week. There
SWINE talk of 4 comnromise.
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AVN PACIFIC MUST PAY.

Chic ""' Secures Verdict at
CAco ~ :" Tor Over $751; 900.
,Ncco' Ill., April pa jury in
e Roc I4ne'Fs court to-day award
\ asains,ts sand Railroad $s5, 4Sl in
Island Hai5 the Union Pacific. The
Pew out lao "s sued for $3.50, 900. The
Fl on tho 81 an alleged breach of
srelation part of the Union Pa
Fa0mpuanht, to the use of the Iatter's
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~ TWO HUNDRED DEAD.

'''''y Attending the Earth
y, quake i'll Greece.
n y April 26.-Returns received
caks ns districts affected by the
jI@SI Has, =, Showed that go people
!. Cr " "u1 80 were injured. King
. Pr;E"n lrlnce Constantine and
lcis I've t Nicholas, have returned
tbsr rom the ATLANTA District,
yiatipss expended large sums to aid
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-
THREE MEN EXECUTED.
Double Hanging at Manassas '"'-''
uel Vaughn Executed.

Double Hanging at Manassas '"'-''"
uel Vaughn Executed.
MANASSAS, Va, April 27.-Jim hoo'h,
son and Benjamin White were hanged
in the Jail yard here to-day for criminal
assault committed on two white women
Us prince William County last January.
Thara had been some talk of trouble
with WITH the negroes on the day of the
hanging ha1m but there was no excitement
whatever. ..n o. Sam
mel Vaughn was hanged here at 1;lu
this u1 morning for the murder of, Of Jo onh
chiIdren spent the night with nm.
S when they left the jail he broke :e;s e9m 10
pletelv down and had to be c .na e1ac 70
the rallows and held up while the DiacA
can and moose were adiusted.-
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KEY IN WASHINGTON.
'ommonwcalcrS Reach the
'PHai and Go into Camp at
NrlIhtWouu Park.

'N3roN, y. c., April 2o.-Coxey's
e@tacd Washington to-day and
'o camp at Brightwood Driving
Ioousands of people drove out
ark and gazed on the 30 or 800
uprising the army. Gen. Coxev
speech in which he declared
sr nights of the people under
|>1'Nuon to meet in peaceable as
e and petition to Congress were
|>4Hed by the courts, j revolu-
|oa,d follow.
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STRIKERS ON THE MARCH.

Mobs Moving Through the Coaa Region
Near Connsllsville.
CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, April 26.-The
strike is spreading, and almost every
plant in this section has closed down.
Mobs of strikers are again marching
through the region to intimidate work
men. but SO far no violence has been
committed. Many men were prevent
ed from going to work by their
wives, who feared the vengeance OF the
strikers Serious trouble is expected
and deputies are on guard at many
places.
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ATLANTIC STEAMER SUNK.
National Liner Helvetia Goes Down
or Cape Finisterre-Passcn-
gers and Crew Safe.

GIBRALTAR, April 26.-The steamship
Peveril has arrived here and reports
that the National Line ship Helvetia
was abandoned in sinking condition
off Cape Finisterre on April %. The
Peveril landed here thirty-three of the
crew, eight passengers and two stow
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INVOLVES A MILLION.

r.u,ra of Henry Newman y ooo
Nrw YORK, April 27.-Henry New
man & Cook, importers OF cio'm a made
plies at 6as-63o Broadway, n a1,.ars Of
an assig nment to Nathan'si e. th msII largest
in the trade and the failure y s''iN
yolYe 81 600.
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WATROUS IS COMMANDFp
"is one Ballot Taken by the st,t.
Encampment at
GAINESVILLE

JANEsvILLE, Wis, April 26.--Co,
', W a'rous Will serve the Wisconsin q
II. as department commander for ~
next year. There wasn't even fah.
enough taiu'g TO get Col. Watrous' friends
' dnro, interested. There were a
w terminating speeches, and then
De apparent, Capt. l.. J. BiIl;n,s 20 20
hhlneiander, was formally witbdro,,, ~