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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
FOLLOW COUNTY LINES.
Plan of Reapportionment Commit
tee in Regard to Senate and
Assembly Districts.

" Madison. Wis. Nov. 2.-[Special.E
The joint legislative apportionment COM
mittee organized in the Senate chamber
at the capitol last evening by electing
Senator L. W. Thayer of Ripon chair
man, he being the first member named
in the aDportionment of the committee,
not Senator Stout, the suppression has
been enormously given. A. j. Turner OF
Portage, who drew the apportlonment
bill for the Republican minority at the
legislative session of 1S93 was elected
clerk OF the committee. and upon him
will dcvolve the principal work of prepar-
ing the present bill, which after consider
alton and revision or approval by the
committee will be reported to the gov
ernor, the president of the Senate and
soeaker of the House and printed in the
official state paper for the information
of the people.
The joint committee consists of Sen
ators-L. w. Thayer, Ripon, J. III. Stout,
Menomonie, Republicans; William Ken
needy, Appleton, Democrat. Assembly
MEM. B. Treat, Monroe, f. A. Arson,
milwaukee,, c: G. Iawkey, Hazelhurst,
Republicans: John G.. Conway, Water
town and Herman Schellenberg, Ozau-
kee county, Democrats. All except Sen
ator Stout and Kennedy were present at
the first session. Senators Mills of Supe-
rior and McGillivray of Black River
Il ans We're Interested spectators, ana
soon after the session had closed Senator
McGillivray had buttOnholed Clerk Tur
ner and was impressing upon him the
evils which needed correction in his dis
trict.
The committee this morning passed
resolution lnstructing Clerk Turner
to prepare schedules and maps for re-
apnortionment of the state, to be sub
mitted to committee at it's next meet
ing. An adjournment was taken to No
vember %
In an informal discussion after the adj
Journment Mr.. Turner said county lines
would be followed exactly in apportion-
ing the Senate districts and as closely
as possible in Assembly districts.
Assemblyman Arson brought up new
question in asking whether judicial
district lines would have to be consid-
cred in Milwaukee county in forming
Assembly districts. Mr.. Turner said it
was question he had not thought of
and would require consideration.
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HAD A SERIOUS END.
Halloween Celebrated in an Alto
gether Too Vigorous Manner
at Appleton.

Appleton, Wis, Nov. 1.-[Special.f-
Last night while running to fire Chief
Anderson, in his fire cart, collided with
heavy manure truck which had been
placed across the street in a dark spot.
Directly behind the chief came a hose
cart. When the chiefs rig collided with
the barrier, the hose cart ran onto it.
The tongue of the cart caught the back
OF the chiefs wagon. throwing it clear
over the horse and over the barrier, and
the hose cart, team and men were piled
up in a heap. Chief Anderson was bad
ly bruised and strained about the back
and neck and his wagon was demol-
lshed. None of the other men or the
horses were injured, although their es-
cape was miraculous.
The fire to which they were going was
An old shed which had been set afire and
the whole affair was deliberate piece of
Halloween righteousness.
The night throughout the city was the
most lawless in the history of the city,
and great deal of damage was done
to fences, small buildings and movable
property.
Eleven students of Lawrence UNIVERSE
ty are under arrest, together with sew
eral other young men caught destroying
property. a special effort will be made
to apprehend the persons guilty of the
lncendiary fire and the accident to the
fremen.
Green Bay, Wis, Nov. 1.-[Special.1-
1t is likely that number of prosecutions
will follow the Halloween operations in
this city. It is not recollected by any
one when there was so much mischief on
foot as last night under the cloak of
what are supposed to be Halloween privi-
leges. There was much destruction of
property, mainly by boys of larger
growth
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FOUR LOST IN A FTRp
SWeatshop Buildings Burn in N.
York-Jumped to His
Death.

New York, Nov. 4.-Several lives r..
lost by the fire which started amm
a. m. Sunday on the second floor Of n
six-story brick building at ppn,,
street, owned by We'll & Never ii
used as a sweat shop. Three charm
and almost unacceptable bodies va
taken from the ruins and one man N.Y.
jumped to save his life from the FAM
was so injured that he died The ds
are:
JACOB Shapiro, Waterman. fOup /
the ruins, 45 years old.
ISAAC PENSION, found in the ruins
UNKNOWN MAN. found in the ruins
NORRIS DIRSCHAUER, 60, who ium4
from a second story window.
The loss ON the building is estn,l
ed at $4,000, while the loss to the M
ferent tenants is thought to be ahr
$500 each, making total of about sd
O00
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WATER GETTING LOW.
Many of the Lakes Around OcOnomowt
Are Almost DrV.

Many of the Lakes Around OcOnOmOwoc
Are Almost Dry.
Oconomowoc, Wis, Nov 2.1[Special.
The band boys are making great prep
arations for their concert and dance,
which takes place Thursday evening,
November %
The water in the lakes of this county
are exceedingly low, but Mouse lake
shows the lowest mark. Residents there
say that it is fully five feet lower now
than ever before. The ''bay' adjacent
is entirely dry and 90O-fOot canal is
being dug to connect the lake and bay.
So dry is the route being worked that
teams and scrapers are used, where only
a short time since fish were caught.
An attempt was made Friday night
to rob st. GATHERINGS church, near Ma
pleton. The Rev. Father Mccarthy, the
priest in charge, heard the noise, and was
surprised to find four men at work upon
the rear sacristry windows with chisels.
His appearance frightened them away.
Miss Annie M. Drummond was mar
riFd to Otto p. Otteson of Merton at
the Congregational church in this city
Wednesday evening. The bride is a
daughter of the late County Treasurer
&c. Drummond and the groom is an en-
terprising business man of Merton.
True Blue military drama, will
be given in this city next Thursday, Fri
dag and Saturday evenings by home tai
cant, the surplus, if any, to be donated
TO the Library association.
The funeral of Miss Peterson of Sugar
Island took place today. Deceased was
19 years of age.
The Fortnightly club will meet at the
residence of Mrs. G. l.. Wilsey next
Il thursday evening.
The high school debate was awarded
to the affirmative side. The question
was: Resolved, That the building
needed a hardwood floor
DR.. and Mrs. e. III. Hewitt have re-
turned from their visit to Green Bay.
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SWALLOWED A BONE.

1t Came Near Resulting In Death to o
Elarinette Captain.
Marinette, Wis, Nov. DIR. Redelings
performed an operation in Menominee at
st. Joseph's hospital that was remarka-
BILE in it's results. Capt. Christopher
son of the steambarge Pewaukee was
carried from his boat to the hospital suf-
fering from an abscess in the bowels.
DR.. Redelings operated upon him and
removed from his intestines a bone that
was over two inches long. 1t was
bone of a fowl and had penetrated the
intestines. The patient is now recover
inp
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NO GOLD MEDAL CONTEST,

w. G. T. U. Meeting.
West Plainfield, Wis, Nov. 2.-[Spe-
cial.1-The Demorest gold medal contest
in the interest of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union, which was announced
to be held here November Z, has been
cancelled, as one of the speakers is sick
and will be unable to attend. Rev Mr..
Marsh of Hancock has been engaged to
vention of the Waushara County Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union will
also be held on the 18th and Sth and
many prominent orators will be present
from different parts of the state and
county
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.HlElRETICS SACRrFrr,,
Details Of the Burnina
cans by Order Of a N NJ
Judge.

New York, Nov. 4.-Tbo "
tains additional details of ts M0'R
of ten heretics by the judge Of ,ft a., Sea
can town of Texacapa. wbi Il 'Asls
lished today in special d;a ou are
Pacuchaca. The dispatch say rs'cA
AS soon as the news reachr
the principal town in the dis tea MON, !
nlclpal president and minor t o#1; H.
an escort OF over sixty men arlak
rifles, went TO ieXacapa, whero" ttilaed
everybody IN the public square taey n
Guadaloupe around the ruins eae Eis'
small building solidly constr, vi the n
the parish church. In this ia Gigl'ed eIS
Saturday had been confined "'l lprevNS
nandez, Martin Santiago. Jose Nicolas
per Hernandez, Juan Tomas Manae
second, Maria Juana, Mario '9an III
Mary Conception and an infan+ MAas5s1
had been rudely hustled from t Hhnld u
ut the dead OF night on the eytN eir
charge preferred by the auyir taOrla
judge that their lives We're an aTii u
sight OF 600 ana that they Vera vera d
OF the faith and heretics wbonIe elAs
ordered through His holy SAINT aM1ln Got n
sumed by fire. '''' 10 be n
The auxiliary judge related tbiS ~,
utmost sangfroid to the aut lns viii 4
added that God had wrought a ailieS
miracles to confirm what the aass'0HS)
him in the vision. Said the "'i in5 pad 4
obeyed the divine command ana o ouase;
my alguayciles (constables) ana SStuerei
these sinners from their beds anu We d
them in the darkness of night W v,lu sllas
wailing, to the Jail. When ' thapun i
locked securely in | ordered the a aiSy. V
to set the building on fire. 'isuagG
Twenty-one arrests We're made o,.
the fanatical mob threatened d death S't a''
authorities. The prisoners se cnra1l d
around the arms and chained tocaTE Nq
marched to Mollango, where a iuda v
vestigation will take place. i iThrca a.
population of TeXapaca appears At vi
gone mad. All believe the auyiliorWn b
was commissioned by the Almigbtar y, la
saints to destroy evildoers. Theys n aia
the pile of bones Oh which thew nI POM
see miraculously traced outline pfi 0ass
the saints who, on advising tha i inis
burn the heretics, left their imacssSS us
community is nothing but an open.sj, |
hOuSo "'t
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PLENTY OF CANDIDATES.
Many After the SUPPLEMENTARY of
Green Bay Almshouse.

Green Bay, Wis, Nov. 1.-[SpeciaL]-
The contract has been let to Fairbanks,
Morse Il Co. of Chicago for a system of
house. The system is to be completed
by the first of May next and will cost
about $4,000. The building itself is al
most ready for occupancy and will be
temporarily connected with the artesian
we'll at the county insane asylum until
the waterworks system is finished The
new county Workhouse building is also
nearly finished and will be ready for use
before the November meeting of the
county board. No appointment has yet
been made to the superintendency of the
lew institution, but the board will have
no difficulty in finding someone, for the
and these are thirteen in number.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
EXPERIMENTING DEER.

Scores of Hunters Are Camped ON the
Peshtigo River.
Peshtigo Wis, NOV. 2.w-[Special; /
Twenty hunters left this village during
the week for deer hunting on the Pesh-
tigo and it's branches. They took tents
and camping outfits with them and most
of them will stay through the open sea-
SON. The deer region is filled with hum
ers from Marinette and Oconto as well
as other parts of the state. If the pres
ent interest in the work of determination
Continues few deer will be left in this
vicinity at the close of the season. 3
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
TOO FOND OF LIQUOR.
Drunkenness Prevails to an Alarming Ex-
tent Among the Indians.

Black River Falls, Wis. Nov. q
Especial l-Drunkenness is prevailing
among the Winnebago Indians of this
vicinity to an almost alarming extent
this fall. many spending every cent that
they can raise to satisfy the abnormal
appetite for liquor which is the most
serious drawback to the tribe in the way
of civilization. SO notorious has been
the violation of the law in this respect
that Specials Agent Able. now in this
city completing the enrolment for the
coming annual annuity, will make re-
port to the office of Indian affairs, call
ing attention to the demoralizing traffic
The enrolment which is now completed
shows slight increase over last years
rolls, which is evidence that Poor Lo
is not fading from the land.
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GAVE UP THE FIGHT.

Michael Carroll, an Oshkosh Plumber,
Makes an Assignment.
Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. 1.ISpeciaLE
Michael Carroll, local plumber. who,
for over a year, has been trying to fight
the Master Plumbers association and
the Central Supply association. has made
an assignment. The assets are $780,;
1ia hilitieS $1,000
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
EXTENDS ALL DEBTS,
Turkish Sultan Orders Fou
Months Moratorium to Re-
lieVe Banks.

New York, Nov. 2-The Evening Posi|
London cable says that the Sultan d
Turkey has ordered q four months Inter
nal moratorium; l. e., government d
cree. granting extension of all debts pi|
vate and public for four months
similar recourse was adopted two yeah|
ago., This is done mainly to auay th|
semi-panic, on the Constantinople bOurs
All the. banks in Turkey are underst9t|
to- be still meeting all their oblgatlen|
as usual.
The. tone Of the markets in Londn|
today was. steadier, but there was n
business. The settlement on tine Pah|
bounse. next week is anxiOuslE awaited
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
IMPORTANT TO CYCLERS.
Decision Given in a Damage Case at
WauSau.

Wausau, Wis. Nov. 2.-[Special]-A
case of much interest to bicycle riders
and horsemen was decided this forenoon
in the municipal court here The suit
was brought by r. e. Powers to recover
damages from Joseph Edee, liveryman,
for crowding him into the curb and
thereby brea king his wheel. Judge Milbe
decided the bicycle had the same right
as horse and Edee was negligent in
not giving Powers room to pass as the
law provides. Powers was given YER
diet for damages of $3.50, and besides
the first case to establish the rights of
the bicycle to be decided in Wisconsin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
H. M. SLOAN GOES TO CHICAGO.

Superior Man Takes Charge Of the Ca1u-
met Electric Road.
Chicago, Ill, Nov. 1.-[SpeciaLI-H.
Nj. Sloan, who for the last two years
and half has been superintendent of
the Superior (Wis.) railway SYSTEM, was
today made general manager of the
Calumet Electric Street railway. this
city. Supt. Fuller of the West Chicago
Street Railway company said today that
there is not better street railroad man
in the country than Sloan. The vacancy
was caused by the promotion of the for
mer general manager, John Farson, to
the presidency of the road.
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EXPECT MANY STRANGERS.

Cornerstone of the Catholic. Church Mt
Eagle to be Laid.
Eagle, Wis, Nov. 1.-[SpeciaLB THE
cornerstone of the new st. Thefesa's
Catholic church, in process of eonstruc-
ton here, will be. laid Sunday with APP
propriate services. Special trains will
arrive from Waukesha, Elkhorn and in
termediate places. Arrangements are be-
ing made to entertain 5000 strangers.
The building when completed will have
cost $4,000. 1T was built through the
energy of the pastor, Rev. Father Mich
OILS
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REJECTED A COMPROMISE.

Tomah Bank Mail to be Opened I'm the
Presence of Two Representatives
Sparta. Wis, Nov. 2.-The motion for
q stay of Judgment in the Bank of To-
NAH case, pending an appeal to the Su-
preme court, was presented in the circuit
court and an arrangement ordered by
which mail addressed to the Bank OF
Tomah or in respect to which there may
be doubt is to be opened in the presence
of representative of each bank and
the ownership thereof determined.
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MADE THINGS LIVELY.

Prisoner Tries to Burn the JAN at
Madison.
Madison, Wis, Nov. 1.-Frank John
son tried to burn UP the police station
last night. Frank was picked up by Of
ficer Shaughnessy at King and Webster
streets. where he was making himself
decidedly disagreeabIe- He was taken
to the station and locked UP. The first
thing he did was to climb up on the high
est bunk and kick out the glass transom
over the door. Then he was locked up
in cell and he set fire to the bedclothes.
Luckily the fire was discovered before
it GOT much headWay
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
LIQUOR MEN DEFEATED.

City Gains Point in the Test Case ut
Hayward.
Hayward, Wis, Nov. 2.ISpecial.l-
The first of the liquor cases was tried
yesterday and resulted in a conviction.
This is regarded as test case. There
are several more to follow.
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HILL FEARS NO STRIKE.
Says the Great Northern will Not Recos
niZe the A. r. u.

t. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 2.-When asis
today regarding, the statement Of III
special A. r.. u. committee inyestlgats|
grievances of Great Northern employs
President j.. j.. Hill said: "You may
say, if you like, that they are men Vn|
are not in the employ Of the e a@s.sI
They represent nobody. They are ne
who have committed offenses, have @a|
discharged for offenses against the sel
ernment for disobeying orders, refus4
to obey the orders of their superloS' y
for stealing. We don't want to nH|
anything to- do with them u
Further than this lie, would not seaa|
1t is said the officers of the Great NolII|
ern road have been thoroughly pst N
on, the movements of the men VINO aaM|
sought to secure the reinstatement Of ~
charged employees and who have prOlss
ed against cuts in wages. The eohpag|
claims to have no fears; of q strike 81 y
serious trouble.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
DIED IN GREAT AGONY,
Fairfield Farmers Boy Killed by Eating
Cholera Pork.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nov. 2.-Cholera pork
caused the death of child in two hours
on the John e. Dykeman farm, near
Fairfield. William Affalder, tenant on
the Dykeman farm. brought some pork
home for supper and the whole family
of Mr.. Dykeman ate of it. Two boys
ate more heartily than the rest. Both
were taken sick within fifteen minutes,
and in two hours the younger was dead.
He suffered greatly during the last hour
and half of his sickness.
His brother was very sick when his
father came back with doctor, but was
sustained through the night by stimu-
lants and is now out of danger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
OCONTO MAN MISSING.
Thomas Thompson Fails to Put in an
Appearance at Marinette.

Oconto, Wis, Nov. 2.-[Special. ]-Sev-
eral days ago Thomas Thompson left
Oconto to go to Marinette, intending to
meet a bridge contractor with whom
he is said to have arranged to assist in
building a bridge at Green Bay, since
which time nothing has been heard from
him. AS he had considerable money in
his possession foul play is suspected.
Devereux & Small have two camps on
the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic,
near Tioga, and have a contract to put
in 100000 feet for Case & Taylor of
Marinette. The logs will be sawed at
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weyauwega Farmer Hurt.

Weyauwega, Wis, Oct. 31.-[Spe-
cial. lEGustav Kapitske, farmer resid
ing about four miles from this place,
met with an accident while hauling corn
fodder. His team ran away and he was
caught in such a manner that his leg
was badly fractured near the ankle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
WANT WATERWORKS.
Many OF the Wells at Two Rivers Have
Dried Up.

Dried Up.
Two Rivers, Wis, Nov. Especial. /
The low stage of the water is playing
havoc with the city's water supply, there
being no waterworks. The population
lis entirely dependent upon the various
well systems in use, which in many cases
are dry. The question of putting in
waterwOrks has been agitated from time
to time, but has never been brought to
a vote owing to a sentiment that seemed
to prevail unfavorable to such action
However, it has been demonstrated from
time 10 time that the water in many
parts of the city is impure and unfit for
use and this taken in connection with
the present scarcity of water will I'M
doubleday cause favorable sentiment to
arise and bring about efforts to secure
the much-nceded waterworks.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
SPECIFIC BILLS OF LADlNG'
Plan to- Protect Cuba from Coh""''
Importations. ..

YyphN
Washington, D. c., Nov: 2.- ! II,
States Consul-General Williams an ant d ii
wanna reports to the state departures
the. information of American export ;otsa}I
shipmasters and owners that the d ansa
ant general has issued a decree cree. a y Id
ing and manifests of vessels cle ca csls !
foreign ports for the island Oh Oh as Il. tb
The LIST of December next IS nAe e.,u NJ 50
date after which fines ranging ll stSr d
to 500 will be imposed on all il l;fssts d
sssss car yhs G H vague e.
instead of specific terms. line l,l;1l not oe h
Admitted adm ted Expressing the class ,. and s
of merchandise with the WORKS oads aout
ware, hewed timber, fancy gVV If mani
without designating the nIac c. ~ express
facture, and dry goods, without an f1t Otbe
ing if of cotton, linen, etc. anu
VIGOROUSLY vague terms.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
MARSH STILL BURNING.

High Winds Keep Tanning the Flames
Around Hebron.
Hebron, Wis, Nov. 1.-[Special.] THE
high winds of the last week have famed
the smouldering Bark river marsh fires
that have burned and run underground
for six weeks past into renewed activity.
Trees along the river bank are falling,
much valuable hay has been destroyed
and acres of ground undermined sufi-
GENTLY to destroy it's utility for years
to come. The fires will burn until the
coming of heavy rain or snow.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
JOKE ON THE cFFICEr

peu frasoner at Pound Took His
Captor's vaIise. :
=, Green Bay, Wis, Nov. .1.-[Special
Ihe heavily shackled prisoner Who !.
capped from a Michigan Official fe es-
days ago by jumping from the tra;n ,e = !.
Pound, while the officer slept. has n a.
been recaptured. The richest part Of t Hoe
joke is that when the man left the tra aie
ne took the officers valise with him az
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THROWN OUT OF COURT.

State Loses Its Case Against FishermeD
at Menasha.
Menasha, Wis, Nov. 1.-[SpecialAl-
The eases of the state VS.. Gustav Gauger,
John Billott and Julius Drier, changed
with illegal fishing, were thrown out of
court before Justice McCabe yesterday
ON technicalities. Attorneys Gerpheide,
Fitzgibbon and Waterhouse appeared for
the defense. District Attorney Quarte-
mass represented the state
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
BETTER THAN CROPS,
Seymour Farmers Think They H1v
Struck a Gold Mine.

Eau Claire, Wis, Nov. 1.-Gold,. silver
Or any other precious metal is what the
farmers in the town of Seymour are now
looking for. They do not care for the
price of crops, if only their dreams prove
true regarding the fabulous wealth to be
found in the bowels of the earth in that
territory. Those who are working the
HALTER farm have sunk a shaft, and
claim they have found vein of mineral
which is very rich in all respects, and
will yield good profit to the OWNERS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07
JUDGE HASTINGS HURT.

Thrown Violently from His Horse al
Green Bay.
Green Bay, Wis, Nov. 1.ISpeciaLl-
While horseback riding last evening Cir.
cult Judge S. D. Hastings was thrown
violently by his horse stumbling. Some
of the small bones in one of his legs
were broken and the Judge will probably
no laid ND for some time