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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
THE TASK IS SLOW. =. =
Treasurer Peterson's Statement Regard
ing the Distribution of School funds.

- Madison, Wis, July 12.-[special:E
State Treasurer Peterson, when asked
today for an explanation of the delay in
the distribution of the school fund income
among the counties of the state, said it
was not delayed this year any more than
usual, though in view of reduced finances,
it has been difficult task. Payments of
all counties except Milwaukee were COM
pleted last Monday, and three drafts ag
gregating $4,000 have been sent there
this week and it is expected to send the
balance to make up the full amount of
about $4,000 before the end of the
week. Paying off such large amount
of money, said the treasurer, is necessa-
rily slow process. Since June Is about
100000 of state money has been dis
tributed, over 100000 of this being of
the school fund income. eve cannot
keep more than 100000 in the working
bank at one time and when the fund is
exhausted we have to draw on other de-
positories to create fund in the working
bank and then draw drafts on this bank
to make payments. It is easily seen that
such large amount of money cannot be
paid out in a day or a week"
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INFERRED IN AFRICA
Particulars of the Death of Consul Bene-
dict of BSrab0O.

Baraboo, Wis, July 1o.-[special.E
Mrs. c. III. Benedict, whose husband was
the United States CONSUL to Cape Town,
Africa, and who died one month ago
Yesterday, has received the particulars
of his demise. He passed away from
Bright's disease just a short time before
he expected to sail for America. The
coffin was enveloped in the American flag
and the pallbearers were the consuls
from Germany, France, Portugal and
the Netherlands. The easket bore the
following inscriptions: Charles Henry
Benedict, United States Consul, died
June 8, 1895, aged a. The remains
would have been brought home, but it is
against the laws of that country to take
Il dead body beyond the boundary line OF
the province.
Baraboo, Wis, July 1O.-rSpecial.]E
c. F. Schlegelmich, the first settler in
the town of Honey Greek, died yesterday,
aged SO years.
Baraboo, Wis, July 1O.-[Special.1 J.
Mrs P. Dougherty' died yesterday, aged
So years She had resided here for
forty-fiye wears
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SHOT AT TWO TRAMps
Waterman Brings His Gun Into q,
HOrtOnviile.

Appleton, Wis. July 13.lTsno..
At = o'clock this morning at Horpttoclal
Night Waterman Thomas Dunn "lfq
two tramps acting suspiciously uAoC
sued and fired several shots at tb a,e
they escaped, leaving behind twenty
of trousers, which are believed ia =! y
been stolen from car at Appleton "a
ton. 1t is thought one of the ma, ny
hit by the watchman's shot as traa. y
blood were found. For some t;n acs
freight cars in this vicinity havo "
robbed, the seals being removed an5 "
placed so skillfully as to leave NO "ll
Railroad officials believe the WORK ~ !. 'sss
by some tramp railroad man whn 10,
miliar with seals and car locks SSS
pursuit r It, is being made after the men N
capture will result in the detection, u ut %
gang of railroad thieves who have a
much trouble hereab bouts of LATE S'a
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Paid all the Bills.

Fort Atkinson, Wis, July 70. III
cial. lon June % the 7-year-olu ;i /,
Emil Schilling was playing pes'u il
railroad track in this city, anu f ,+
down beside the track while IN, M,
train was slowly pulling out ne , a..
himself by sticking his leg aef" nti
rail and pulling it back quickly r Is
was caught and run over: lh hs
of blood was so great before ~ ~ q
found that his life could rot w !
and he died the same Afternoon "a
family being poor, the Chicago ,hro
Western Railway company today If #
its agent here paid all the c0s ,,.;th
funeral and all bills connected VIZ, "a
accident, although the COMPANY
no sense to blame.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
GREEN BAYS NEW YACHT.
Claim that the Pond Lilly will be a
liver.

Green Bay, Wis. July 12.--[SpeeiaI.] j.
A new yacht owned by John Hummell
and Charles Melchow was launched yes
terday in this city. For the past month
the new craft has been quietly taking
shape. By Saturday it is expected she
will be ready to spread her canvas, and
it is expected she will give the yachtmen
here and elsewhere surprise. The new
boat is Mackinac rugged sI@op, built
of Georgia pine with a rail of white oak.
The dimensions are 10 feet keel, % feet
overall and feet beam. She will carry
fifty yards of No ) canvas and the main
sail will have 10 feet hoist with u feet
on the boom and II feet over the gaff.
The new boat will probably be called the
Pond ,ily
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
NEARLY STARVED TO DEATH.
Lake Mills Resident Has Most I'm
pleasant Experience.

Lake Mills, Wis, July 10.-fSpecial.
John English of this village has had
an experience during the last six days
which he is not likely to forget lie
was taken with choking at every attempt
at swallowing, giving; him much distress
and entirely preventing his. taking food:
An examination by a physician revealed
nothing except that there was an @bstruc>
ton in the throat. the nature of which
could not be determined. Monday, by
the aid of tube, a little milk was intro
duced to the stomach to prevent starva~
ton, but no relief to, the throat was OBJ
tanned by all the efforts of the physicians
until Fate Tuesday afternoon. By the action
of the tube something seemed to be dis,
lodged and pressed into the stomach, Civ
ing immediate relief. Mr.. English
thinks it was piece Of beet. He lost
through lack of nourishment and a worry
over thirty pounds in weight, and now,
though safely over his trouble, finds him.
self very weak.
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ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A cow.
Women Engage in Smal-Sized Riot at
Green Bay.

Green Bay, Wis, July 12.-[Special.] l.
An incipient riot drew pretty general at
tention to the Polish district over East
river last evening. The Polish Catholics
have a lot there upon which they ex-
pect to build a church some day. 1t is
fenced in and Mrs. Charles Stutoke paid
So for the privilege of pasturing her cow
there. The Polish women of the neigh
borhood drove her cow out aud put
twelve cows of their own into the pas
ture. She appealed to the law and an
officer was sent to aid her in putting
the other COWS out of the pasture and
her own in. The Polish women gath
cred en- masse and as fast as the cows
were driven out drove them back again.
More officers We're sent for and the whole
dozen cows of the Polish women were
driven to the pound amid a shower of
stones and the execrations of the assem-
bled women No arrests were made.
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DID JOHN PARENT SUICIDE?
Letter Left to Friend Would Indicate
that He Had.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, July 11.-[Spe-
cial. John Parent, mail carrier and
financial secretary of this branch of the
Catholic knights of Wisconsin, has evil
IDENTIFY committed suicide, as a letter
found in one of the street letter boxes
would Indicate The contents of the let
ter are withheld from publication, but
his friends are led to suppose that he has
taken his oyn life. Parent failed to
make his appearance at the postofice this
morning and upon inquiry it was found
he left the house last night at 9 o'clock
to attend meeting of the auditing board
of the Catholic knights. The last seen
of him was on River street. Parent has
been carrier ever since the delivery start
ed seven years ago, and his record is of
the best A dil1gent search is being made
with drags and dynamite, but so fsr
nothing has been found.
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Game Wardens Threatened with
Powder and Ball on Lake
Winnebago.
FISHERMEN TO GO ARMED.
Reused to Fever Heat by the De-
struction Of Their Nets by
the Officers.

Oshkosh, Wis, July 11.-[Special]- Lo-
cal fishermen are very angry over yes
terday's raid and destruction of their
nets. They declare they are going armed
will result in bloodshed. They thought
their nets would be held until they could
replevin them. Game Warden Ellarson
has gone to Ashland, but the raids on
illegal fish nets will be continued
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COST HIM FIVE YEARS.

Thcssas Running's jealousy Causes His
Incarceration in Prison.
Appleton, Wis, July 11--[Special]-
Thomas Running, who in fit of jealous
rage shot his sweetheart. Lydia Leiby.
at Dale on the Fourth of July, appeared
before Judge Goodland In the circuit
court here this morning and pleaded
guilty to assault with intent to kill and
was sentenced to FIVE years in the PEN
itentiary.
James Melady pleaded guilty to ut
tering forged checks and was sentenced
to two years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
Child Terribly Burned.

Oshkosh, Wis, July 1O.-A shocking
and perhaps fatal accident occurred last
evening at the home Of Joseph Hartl.l
Mr.. HartPs little daughter Agnes was
playing in the dooryard and set her cloth
ing on fire with matches with which she
was playing. Before the flames were ex
tinguished the child was terribly burned
about the BODY and limbs.
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Welded AT FLINTVILLE,
Chicago Couples Long Trip to Havo the
Nuptial Knot Tied.

Nuptial Knot Tied.
Green Bay, Wis, July 11.-fSpecial.]-
Malcolm and Miss Alice Gregory, both of
Chicago, came north together and were
married at Flintvile There is nothing
remarkable about their marriage except
the distance they travelled to have the
knot tied Both belong to well-to-slo Chi
cago families and the bride is handsome
and accomplished.
Green Bay, Wis, July 11.-ESpeeial.]
Dan Shean and Miss Mary ONeiH were
married at O'Clock last evening by Rev.
F. r. Haff, rector of Christ Episcopal
church. The ceremony took place at the
rectory, the couple being attended by
Miss Hattie Red1iDe and Edward Red
line. No others We're present. Mr. Ssaean
holds s responsible position with the
Murphy Lumber company at Armstrong,
and the bride is vivacious and accom-
plshed young lady who has bean pgnln-
inent in social circles
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NO TRACE OF THE BODy
Remains of Sylvester Kinney at tho
tom of Green Bay.

nC1nA1nS O4 SJAteSt0F AInnGy at tbo
tom of Green Bay.
Green Bay, Wis, July 13.-[Sneci.n
Thus far the most diligent efforts ~
failed to recover the body of SvlvuNsNT
Kinney, the west side printer and y NJ
Usher who was drowned from tha Ky
Denessen, north of the range ligbts
Green bay, at 9:3O last night N
cause of his falling overheard is va,
explicable He and his wife accom-
MED an excursion party of about fn,1
composed chiefly of the Sunday scby
classes of Aid. and Mrs. Joseph TaTa
1t is now suspected that he was strir]
with heart disease, for he fell into \
water like log and made no effor
save himself. Capt. Theodore Depess
who sprang into the water after M
succeeded in getting hold of him N
the drowning man slipped from his yny,
and sank from sight.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
TAXPAYERS ARE DIsGUsTED.
Sheboygan Bsilway Company Wants aD
Extension of Time.

Sheboygan, Wis, July 10.-[Special.I-
At last evenings special council meeting
the majority report of the committee on
extension of tine of the Sheboygan, St.
PAIL & Central Railway company was
adopted by a vote, of IL to f. Aid Tres
ter, president Of the council, asked the
company to deposit $4,000 to guarantee
HE building Of the route before going
farther in this matter, but was voted
DOWN. The majesty Of citizens, having
been fooled for ever year with the
DhiIding of the route, are disguised and
it is not thought that tile company will
be- able to secure 81 majority Of taxpayers
to sign the petition
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TO PROTECT FISH AND GAME.
Asu Organization for that Purpose VIII
be Formed at NeeDah.

Neenah. Wis. July 12.-L Special /
at recent private meeting i'll this city
OF representative business men of Nee
nah. Menasha, Oshkosh and Appleton
to discuss the present situation IN regard
TO the violation of the fish and game
laws temporary organization was maze
nj . society for the protection of game
,y,,; fish. A committee was appointed
IN solicit funds and recommend officers
for election at Il meeting to be held in a
few days, at which time permanent or
sanitation will be perfected.
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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE.

PytAians will be- Given Royal Recep-
ton at Green Bay.
Green Bay, Wis, July 1O.-[Special.]-
An enthusiastic meeting of the commit
tee ON arrangements for the coming Pyth-
ian encampment was held last evening
aEa various "details of the affair dis
GUESSED. Arrangements were made for
giving the visiting knights am excursion
upon the bay. Undoubtedly the encamp-
ment will be ONE of the most successful
gatherings the uniformed Pythians of
Wisconsin have ever held.
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WELL. TOUR THE STATE.
Ssmi-professionaE Baseball Team Orgsaa-
lied at Madison,

lied at Madison.
Madison Wis, july 11.-[Special.lE
A semi-professionaI Baseball team has
been organized in the city Which Will
start on tour next Monday, playing at
the following towns Stevens Polat,
Grand Rapids, Wausau, Merrill Toner
hawk, A1Esigo, HagIe River, Portage.
Mauston New Lisbon Reedsburg and
Baraboo. Tile team is made up OFT
continuation of players from ibis CITY
and university teams, with Runk1e and
Hayden as pitchers; Gregg, Gates and
Cal Broughton,. eatcheTs; Harry George,
first base; WheeEi1ian or NelsoDb- second
base; Suffer-; third; H Cossiboina;, short
stop; Newman and substitute catcfers
i'm field. Thomas Purtell, clerk in the
state treasuEers office, is managar of the
team.
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kenosha Plant to be Rebuild.

Kenosha, Wis, July 12.-[Special.lE
The Chicago Bedding company, whose
large plant was entirely destroyed by
fire June %, entailing a loss of $4,000,
has decided to rebuild on the old site
outside the city limits, in the settlement
known as North Kenosha The build
ings are to be about the same size they
We're before the fire.
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DROWNED IN WINNEBAG0.
Neenah Young Man Taken with Cramps
While Bathing.

NeenaL, Wis. July 11.-[Special.l-
Louis Ohorn, a young man 20 yeass of
age and the only son of L. G. Oborn,- one
of the proprietors and directors of the
terday afternoon while bathing in Lake
Winnebago at Lochhyrst beach. Young
Oborn was in the water with two young
ladies, the water where they were being
about four feet deep. He dove under the
water, but failed to come up, the suppo.
sition being that he was stricken with
cramps The body was recovered about
an hour later.
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NEENAH MILLS BUM.

The Plant Of Wu1ff, C1auson 8 Ca In
vaded by Fire Last Night.
Neenahs Wis. July 11.-[Specsal. i
The flour and feed mills of Wulff, Clau-
sen & Co. Were Quilted by fire Last night.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. with
$500 insurance ON the mill and machin-
cry and 5000 ON the stock, divided in the
following companies: $1,000 each in the
Niagara, North British and Mercantile,
Westehester. Detroit, National, German
American. Connecticut, American of
Pennsylvania, Aetna. Phoenix Of Brook
lyn and Norwich Union, and $1,000 in
the Home The origin of the fire is UNI
known. The mills win probably be re-
hnilt
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MAY TAKE IN BAYFIELD,.

Effort Being Made to Extend the Wan
burn Road.
Washburn, Wis, July 13.-[SpecialE
A movement is on foot to take Bayia
in on the new railroad deal and build
WashburTl Iron River & Western to ID
city. A proposition covering this poi
is now being prepared and the ceul
board will doubtless order an election
it's next session. Aid will be asked frr
the county to the amount of S2JOW
It is thought the proposition will can
with very little opposition.
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TEACHERS OF LATIN.
Miss Ada Tying Griswold Engaged at
Kenosha High school,

Kenosha. Wis, July 12.-[SpeciaI.l =
Miss Ada Tying Griswold. daughter of
the well-known authpress. Mrs. Hattie
Tyng Griswold of Columbus. Wis. has
been employed by Supt. G. r. Mellow
ell OF the city schools as teacher of
Latin and history in the kenosha high
school Miss Griswold is winning lau-
rels similar to those her mother has long
worn in literary fields.
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CITY CAME GUT AHEAD.

WasRE2,urn Sa)oonkeepers Decide to Pay
the $500 License.
Washburn, Wis, July 11.-[SpeciaL]-
In its fight with tire saloonkeepers. on
the question of license the city has come
out ahead, all the saloons having paid
the $500 demanded and resumed business.
1t is still, however; an open question as
to which is right, as the question did not
get to the courts, tire saloon men weaken
ing rather than lose their business. ALL
actions against them for violation of the
excise law will be dismissed
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FOUND A VALUABLE RELIC
An Ancient Cross Unearthed on F.,
Near Lodi.

Lodi, Wis, July 13.-[Special. Ion Il
farm of Will Cook in the town of W.
Point several interesting relics of ~
ages have recently been unearP1
Among the lot are seven Indian axes NJ
a cross, probably of brass. On the hs
side of the cross is the figure of CHI.
nailed to the cross, while on the omns
side the figure of the Virgin Mary is cr
It is pronounced by Prof. Bergen of Pr
RE du Sac as being over 200 years N
and was probably the property of SON.
Jesuit missionary who came down \
Wisconsin river. Mr.. Cook has SENT
sketch of the cross to the Smithsonian h
stitute, but as yet has not heard from
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Continue to Burn Fish Nets.

Neenah, Wis, July 12.-[Special.]-
State Game Warden Ellarson, who has
been in the city experimenting the raid
on the fish pirates, burned another lot Of
nets at Proctor's dock and says he will
keep on doing this as long as he or his
deputies find any nets to burn. He will
not arrest any of the fishermen. stating
that the cost of prosecuting them is too
great
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FIREBUG AT OSHKOSH.
Attempt Ma de to- Burn the SalOl
Byron e. Hogan

Oshkosh, Wis. July 10 Especial
An attempt was made last night to st
an incendiary fire in the saloon of
ron & Hogan. 166 Main street 7
building was saturated with kerOs
and liquor. but Mr.. Byron, who sle
upstairs, was awakened by the SIM
before the flames had gained much he
way. The police have clue and hi
to annrehenG the offender.
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TWO CHILDREN POISONED.

They Ate Paris Green in the Town of Buff
falo and One will Die.
Portage WIS.,. July 12.-[Special.] i
Two small children of James McGortr of
the town Of Buffalo were poisoned yester
day afternoon by eating Paris green.
One will die.
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ELECTED A WOMAN.

Mrs. John Ped!ey Chosen School Conn
missioner at SOmers.
Kenosna, Wis, July 11.-[Special j
Mrs John Pedley was elected school
commissioner yesterday in Somers from
district No. 2. She is believed to be the
first woman in Wisconsin to be elected
to that position by popular suffrage, since
the new law granting the privilege to
women to hold the position has gone into
effect, Mrs Merrill of Milwaukee, having
been appointed to the position by the COM
mon council.
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WANT NO IMMIGRANTS.
Gov. Upham's Speech Condemned by the
Racine Labor Council.

Racine Labor Council.
Racine, Wis, July 12.-[SpeciaL:l-
The Trades and Labor council held a
meeting last evening and passed resolu-
tons condemning the action of Gov Up
ham while he was in New York in en-
couraging the immigration to Wisconsin
They also passed resolutions against inn
ported labor to this city for street work.
A petition will be presented to the coun-
ell asking that body to employ none but
home people on the city thoroughfares~
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CRUSHED HIS LIFE OUT.
Chippewa Falls Logger Instantly Killed
at GrantSburg.

Grantsburg, Wis. July 12.-[Special.i
john Culligan of Chippewa Falls was
instantly killed at the Empire Lumber
company's railroad log landing last night.
He was caught between the logs, several
of them rolling over him and crushing
his body in a horrible manner. The re
mains were. shipped to Chippewa Falls
N1la1r
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A SLEEPY HORSE THIEF.
But He Made His Escape When Awak-
ened at Green Bay.

ened at Green Bay.
Green Bay, Wis, July 1O.I[Special.]
Yesterday afternoon the horse and
buggy of Anton Brehme, a west side
plumber, was stolen from in front of the
Broadway house by an unknown man.
After search of three hours the man
and rig were found several miles from
the city on the Duck Greek road When
overtaken it was found he had fallen
asleep in the buggy. The rig was re-
covered, but the man. suddenly awaken
ing, made break for liberty and es-
On med
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RESULT MAY BE SERIOUS
Green Ray Man Charged with As'"''
His Wife and Daughter.

Green Bay. Wis, July 13.-lspee srrs
John BriGu.et, saloonkeeper, was ,';a ",'
ed last night on Il charge of k H :i:.r
pounding his wife into insenslDilll. IVA
is also accused Of having knochs'
2O-year-old step-daughter senseless i
physician restored the woman " q,
seriousness, but can give no opinion :
the result Of the wife's wounds.
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GIVEN ADDITIONAL POWER

Ra road Company Determined TO d.
Up Thieving at Green Bay.
Green Bay, Wis. July ID Speech
1t rs stated by the railroad auln0n
that all the men suspected Of benz
plleated in tEse robbery of the 81.
cars are now under arrest. This j
Thought to kt the case, however, as,
tective Goodenough of that road has
given police powers in the city e
council, without compensation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
AFTER A WATER POWER.
La Crosse Electric Company Secures
Option on the Spa ulding Plant

Option on the SpaUId1hg F1an1'
Black River Falls, Wis, July ION
cial. 1.-The La Crosse & Neillsville LII
trio Railway company has secured
thirty day option ON the Spaulding waH
power in this CITY,, with view of T
chasing the same. The power is on1
the finest in the state and has been Y
ued as high as 100000. The SURG
reached Melrose last might and will
pushed this, way aus, rapidly as possible
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ENDED THE STRIKE.
Montreal RiWer Lumber Company Y"
Its Mill.

Hurley, Wis.,. July 13.-[Speclal
The Montreal River Lumber COME
paid off it's men today and shut G 81,
the mill. The mill will remain c Hs
for the, season unless the men are VIE
to go back to work at the old scar
wages. which were as high as the pre-
prices, and conditions would Warrant y
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SURVEYING NOT A SNAP.
Engineers FiltG the Country Very
Around Merrill.

Merrill, Wis. July 13.-[Specialf
The Merrill. Amigo u Eastern raihf
engineers find their. work quite hard nl
as the country is quite rongh and Ml
especially the first twelve miles east
Amigo. The balance of the route
level. They expect to have the sn,rV
between Merrill and Amigo compe'
in about a month or so.