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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
INVADED TINE ALIEN Law.

Foreign workmsn who Came 70 the
w0r1d's Fair Remained Mere.
The PRONUNCIATION Of Treasury Depart.
ment circular carrying into effect the
Joint resolution of Congress excepting
from the operations Of the alien contract
labor law all foreigners brought to this
country by foreign exhibitors or owners
of concessions at the Cotton States Expo.
sition at Atlanta has called attention to
the results Of similar resolution passed
on behalf of the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Both resolutions authorized such foreign
ers to remain ID this country one year
after the close Of the exposition, but
should they still remain in this country,
they were made subject to nil of the pro.
cesses and penalties applicable 10 aliens
coming In violation of the alien contract
labor law. In neither case. however. did
Congress make any appropriation or pro.
vision for the arrest and deportation Of
such persons, and In the case of the Chi
cago fair none was ever apprehended or
deported. The exact number who re.
manned In this country In violation OF the
law Is not known, but II IL believed that
not more than three. fourths Of the whole
number ever returned to the country
whence they came.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22

Supreme Court Of Illinois Declares
IL an illegal Concern.
The Illinois Supreme Court Thursday
morning fled It's opinion In case Of the
people ". the Distilling and Cattle Feed.
Ing Company. The Judgment Of custer en-.
tered by the lower court Is affirmed. The
effect of this decision will be to break up
the whisky trust. Attorney General Mo.
loncy. speaking Of the decision, said the
Supreme Court practically holds that the
Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
was trust and that as such Judge Glib.
bons Of Chicago did right In pronouncing
a judgment Of civil death against 1t: The
Supreme Court also decided that the A..
torney General was right In his views OF
the law regarding the matter and that
the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Com.
pany IL no more than continuation Of the
old Distillers' Cattle Feeding trust. ''The
decision" he continued. us one Of the
ablest opinions ever delivered by the Su.
preme Court Of this State. In no uncer.
tain language II sounds the dcath.knell
Of trusts In this State forever. On every
point on which I made fight was sus.
taincd,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Chicaeo-Cattle. common to prina
S3.7S 10 10 %: hogs. shipping grades.
m. 90 TO ROO: sheen. fair to choice. 81. 30
TO $3.50: wheat. No. 2 red. 73c to lac;
corn No D I9c 10 lS,1. oats No. oSc
to oOc: rive. No o 02c to 0Sc: butter.
choice creamery i7c To- 1Sc: eggs. fresh
lie n Zoe: notatoes' new. per barrel.
$50 10 S2.o5: broom corn. 500 to 500
NOR ton fnr moor m cho,ce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shinn,nc a m m
Il. 5O. hors. choice Iirht. Sa.OO 10 S4.75:
sheen common to nrime' 5000 10 $500:
whcnt No D 500 N Sac. corn. No. /
whito nnc ,o zoo. oats No D white a2c
% nc
st. Iou;s-c,t,,e a m n q, IL. bous
al "a 70 "a TX, wheot No 2 red 74c IN
7hc. corn No, . a5c 70 a0c. onts. No. ..
oSc m 900. rve No Q 07r 70 GSc'
CincinnatiECottlc a. nI to sn7h. hogs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
WARNS AGAINST LIQUOR.

Now York to Have Law Educating
Children Against Intoxicants.
Gov. Morton of New York has decided
to sign the bill Of Mr.. Alnsw0rth to amend
the consolidated school law providing for
the study Of nature and effects Of alco.
holic drinks and narcotics In connection
with physiology and hygiene In the public
schools. This Is the bill against which
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Skinner has worked very hard. II pro.
vides that the nature OF alcoholic drinks
and narcotics, and their effects on the
human system, shall be taught In connec.
ton with the various divisions Of physi.
ology and hygiene for not less than four
lessons week for ten or more weeks In
each year In oil grades below the second
year Of the High School 10 all schools
under State control.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22

with Z monster aquatic and land parade,
In which tho United States army and
navy, the State militia and naval reserve,
the New York city police and Ore depart.
ments and numerous civic bodies were
represented. The parade was watched by
fifty thousand or more people stationed
along the line Of march and on the banks
of the canal. The ceremony Of pouring
two barrels Of water from the great lakes
into the canal, symbolixing the union
of the hikes with the sound, was accom-.
pnanied by the firing of cannon by the
United States cruisers Atlanta and Gin.
cinnati,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
". W. TAYLOR sURRHNDERs.
He Goes 60 South Dakota 60 Answer
for HE Crime.

He Goes TO South Dakota 20 Answer
for HE Crime.
w. w. Taylor, ex.State Treasurer Of
South Dakota and fugitive from Justice
these many months on account Of short.
age Of 1916. 900. was In Chicago Saturday
and Sunday, but kept 30 closely under
cover that only his most intimate friends
saw him. He left for Pierre Sunday night
to surrender himself to the State authori.
ties. One Of tho reasons ascribed for
keeping Taylor concealed was that the
State of South Dakota had offered large
reward for his arrest, and II was feared
some officer or private detective might ct.
tempt to arrest him and lay claim to the
reward. 1t Ii understood that the terms
Of the settlement are that Taylor return
to the State $780, 900, surrender his prop.
crty to his bondsmen, who will pay the re.
mainder Of the deficit. and plead guilty to
a charge of cmbexxlement. There ID said
to be an arrangement for short sentence
and q pardon before Its expiration. Tay.
Tor, who 10 young man, has wife, but no
children,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
u SHORT A FORTUNE.
II. ]. A1drlch Makes q Hasty Depart
0pe fp0sss fDen var. chi.

II. ]. A1drlch Makes q Hasty Depart.
ure from Denver, Col.
Henry ]. Aldrich has disappeared from
Denver, Colo, and at the same time It has
been discovered that 300 to 400 ranches
have clouded titles and 100000 II In.
volved In the affair. Aldrich was presi.
dent Of the Colorado Securities Company,
and a. such he diverted money sent BY
Eastern investors who desired to protect
shortages incurred In maturing obliga.
tons due to the drop In real estate. Money
was sent In by investors which was never
properly applied. and the result 10 that
titles to property involved are under q
cloud. The company's books show over
1000 loans which have not been properly
settled, and the result will be great confu.
sion In the titles. every one Of which will
have to be examined before any can be 60.
tablished ns valid.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
FOR The EAGLR
4 COLLATION. Of News hom
Al Over the World.
1 fsast Il Pslltlsal, eeaasFsIal lal ~
nj intelligence, 1AsioughlJ SIZED
tO1 eldo hOalOfS.
Congress. Of Vast I'm portancc.

NOu&Tcss Ot VAST I"pOVVuuCcs
Edward Holm. of Berne. Switzerland,
director of the Universal Postal Union,
who has been In conference at Washing.
ton with Postmaster General Wilson for
several days. has completed arrangements
for holding a postal congress In Washing.
ton beginning the first Wednesday In
May, 1907. The congress will be In ses.
sion for seven weeks. and there will be
about 125 delegates present. representing
every civilized nation on the globe. The
delegates to this congress will have au.
thority from the nations they represent
IN sign agreements binding their respec.
tive governments to adopt the recon.
mcndatiOns of this congress as to bet.
terment of the worlds postal facilities
The chief object of the congress will be
to adjust mail regulations the world over
on uniform basis, to increase the rates
uniformly on parcel post and adopt uni
form money exchange and registry regula.
lions.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Stx I'm the Tolls.

Prosecution Of tho men suspected OF
completely In the attempt to cheat the city
Of Chicago by means Of fraudulent pay.
rolls In the street cleaning and pipe cx.
tension departments was begun Wcdncs.
day by the arrest of four foremen and
two timekecpers on warrants charging
them with conspiracy to obtain money by
false pretcnses. After long session In
the sweat box, one Of them weakened and
gave sufficient evidence. In the opinion Of
the legal authorities. to convict not only
Il number Of his colleagues but also to
bring within reasonable distance Of the
law officials of much higher standing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Trolley Funeral Trains.

The Harrisburg, Pa, local electric
street. railway company has introduced
an innovation which has been styled BY
the irreverent the 'elcctric funeral" The
company has laid Its tracks right into the
cemetery. and II ID now no uncommon
sight to see specially chartered trolley
car laden with mourners gliding through
the gates Of the city Of the dead.
The new movc II boon for people OF
limited means, a. o car can be chartered
for q funeral for IS, which will accom-.
modatc as many passengers % Q dozen
carriages.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Try to KIN a Postmaster,

An attempt was made to murder the
postmaster NJ Fishers Switch, Ind, by
sending him dynamite Internal machine
through the mails. The machine con-
tanned enough dynamite to have blown up
a steamboat, but fortunately the postmas.
ter failed to observe the caution on the
box to open ct a given end, and opening
1t nj the other end the fuse was not ig-
nited. The post Office authorities think
they know the persons who mailed the
machine. 1t was sent from Cincinnati.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
PANIC CREATED ny A COW.

Cincinnati Police Capture One that
Was Doing the Town.
A farmer took COW to Cincinnati, o.,
Friday to sell, and A. he was passing down
Fifth street the animal became frightened.
The man at the end Of the rope held on
until he had been dragged about fifty
yards. Then he let 90. and the COW ran
aloHg the sidewalk, frightening pedes.
TRANS and creating small panic. The
animal fiAally ran into the johnson build.
ing, where II encountered several women,
who screamed and tainted. and was cap.
tured by the workmen after she had dam.
aged some goods and broken costly look.
Ing glass. A squad of police tried to lead
her out Of the store, and were 20 busily
engaged In trying to make the COW tracta.
Bile that they did not notice her owner
had escaped. The police department has
now on Its list of unclaimed property one
wild COW, and several policemen have been
assigned to take care Of her.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Republicans Mt Cleveland.

The eighth national convention Of the
League Of Republican Clubs convened In
Cleveland with 1000 delegates In the au.
ditorium and the galleries filed with visit.
Ors. After prayer by tho Rev. 4 L.
Darsie. Secretary Humphrey read the
call and addresses of welcome were made
made by Mayor Robert +. McIlisson and
President ID. D. WOodmansee of the Ohio
League Of Republican Clubs. President
Tracy Of Chicago then delivered the an.
nual address.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Excitss Montreal Society.

Great excitement has been caused In
Montreal social circles by tho elopement Of
Il. Giroux, the comedian Of tho Opera
Franchise. and Miss Marie Louise Beau.
s0leil, the 1S-year.old daughter Of Gle.
ophos Beausoliel. alderman and member
Of parliament. The couple left for the
States Tuesday night. Glroux, who
came from Paris. left q wife and q -.
year-Old daughter.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Bogus Blind I,eus,oner.

A warrant has been issued at st. Louis
by United States Commissioner Gray fol
the arrest Of Francis NJ. Rhodes, aliai
Peter Rhodes, resident Of Macon, Mo.
charging him with perjury. It IL claimed
that he has obtained some $4,000 from
the Government by making false afiida
Wits for pensions for the loss OF eyesight
Investigation showed that his cyesigh,
was good; that he was quite rich and
making money rapidly o. q money lender
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
The New TrocaderO.

The New Trocadero In Chicago will soon
be opened to the public ~ u frst-class
music hall. 1t IL the intention of Mr..
Harry q. Sompers, treasurer Of McVick-
er's Theater, who IL to manage the new
venture during the summer months, while
McVicker's Theater Is closed. to present
nothing but the best vaudeville acts oh.
tainable. Prof. II. II. Thiele will conduct
the orchestra, which will be composed of
Theodore Thomas musicians, and will
be one of the features. Refreshments
will be served, bicycles checked free and
every convenience will be thought of.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
BAD WRECK IN TEXAS.

Passenger Train Overturned In a
Ditch Near Houston.
Late Thursday night the north. bound
passenger train ON the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railroad left the track at Eu.
reka, near Houston. Texas. Five coaches
were overturned In the ditch. About mid.
night q dispatch was received at Hous.
ton asking for u relief train. The dis.
patch simply conveyed the fact that the
coaches were In the ditch. 1t Ii rumorcd
that the wreck Is bad one and that sew.
eral passengers are killed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Killed FOR TALKING OF LOVE,

David Burnett, Q schooitcncher, shot
by . Pretty 0irl's brother.
David Burnett, school teacher of
O'Brien County, Tenn. was shot aud
killed by Lee Chambers. The cause Of
the shooting was decidedly unique. Bar
nett recently delivered a lecture to his
pupils, In which he stated that they should
love their teacher. Among those attend.
Ing the school was 15.year-old sister Of
Chambers. and she reported to her brother
the nature Of the lecture. ThereupOn
Chambers got out his revolver, and. ind.
Ing Burnett, killed him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
1.-THE Cotton King."

1.-THE Cotton King" Ii now In Its seventh
week at Mcvicker's Chicago theater, and
prospecting. The three hundredth per.
Torrance In America recently took place.
on which occasion every lady attending
was presented with handsome souvenir.
"The Cotton King" will remain only one
week longer at McVicker's. closing an
eight weeks engagement. All those de-
sirous Of seeing this big melodramatic
production will have soon to avail them.
selves of the opportunity.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Family Row Ends In Murder.

Near Mount Gilead, Montgomery COun.
~, y. c., two brothers, Andrew and Mann
Rhodes, quarreled about some family mat.
tiers. Sarah Rhodes, their mother, seized
and held Andrew while Mann, with a
knife, cut him open, killing him. Sarah
and Mann are both In Jail.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Extra Session Called.

Gov. Altgeld has issued call for an
extra session Of the Illinois Legislature.
Tho call recites that the tax levy made
by the Thirty.ninth General Assembly Is
inadequate In view Of the appropriation
made, that the revenue System Of the
State needs revision. and that the Jury
system needs reforming and the prison
labor problem needs the attention Of the
TeUislature
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Work Of q Practical Joker.

What was intended to be q practical
joke on the part Of young man whose
identity Is not known as yet to the pc.
lice may result seriously to three of the
employees of the Paris laundry In Chicago.
He wrapped himself in sheet and fright.
ened them so effectually that they relaps.
ed into insensibility.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Heavy Loss for Rebels.

A battle has been fought at Santa Ines.
near Holquin, Cuba, In which the rebels
lost 100 men. Skirmishes at La I.aja,
near Baracoa, and Yarey. near Guanta.
nanio. were unimportant In their results.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
FOREST FIRES STILL RACING.
Millions Of Feet Of Logs Rurncd In
Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania.
A fire was started In the hemlock slash.
es between Buttsville and Ormshy. Pa,
and could not be put out until considerable
damage had been done. Two hundred
men were put to work and got the fire un.
der control. The fires In the vicinity Of
Rittersvillc and Kushequa are now con-
fined to stretch Of territory Of eight
miles long and three miles wide. Large
entertainments have been thrown up about
Kushequa and It Ii believed the town IL
safe. Arnold X Gaffney. Gnffney Bros,
and Elisha X. Kane are the principal los.
crs. Millions Of feet Of logs and lumber
have been destroyed and hundreds Of
acres Of standing timber swept away.
Everything Is as dry as finder and burns
like chnH
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Found In q Convent.

Miss May Belle Critchfeld, the young
st. Louis heiress who so mysteriously
disappeared a few days ago, was found In
the Convent of the Good Shepherd, width.
er she had gone voluntarily in pursuance
of frequently expressed determination
to join that community. She refuses to
return home.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Germans We're Duped.

In view Of the unexpected achieve
ments of Russian diplomacy, especially In
regard to the Chinese loan, It Is thought
at Berlin the German ambassador in St.
Petersburg and the German minister at
Pekin have been duped. 1t Is probable
that they win both be recalled.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Exhibit. Crowd the space..

The management OF the Cotton States
and International Exposition at Atlanta.
square feet to the transportation building
In order to accommodate the exhibits Of
locomotives and trains.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Pittsburg Wants q Convention.

The mayors of Allegheny and Pittsburg
were instructed 10 call mass meeting to
formulate an invitation to the national Re-
publican convention to meet at Pittsburg
next year. 1t Is proposed to raise fund
Of 100000 to defray the expenses of the
convention,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Greasers buy Guns.

Mexican military circles are on the qui
yive over the report that the Government
has placed an order In Europe for $1,000
new Mondragon rifles and SO.OO0.O0O
cartridges for use In that improved gun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Ootharn's Big Ditch,

Harlem ship canal, which connects the
Hudson river with Long Island Sound,
Was formally opened Monday afternoon
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Deatructlye Fire iu Borl

Uc0truCttVo Ftro In BorIlns
A fire which broke out ut Berlin In the
Victoria warehouse destroyed the build
ings and their cogtents. involving . loss
Of I. 100000 marks.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
Declines the Kins's Request.

DecItnce the KINGS Request.
NJ. Sverderup, the leader Of the Norwe.
gian moderates. who was asked by King
Oscar to form new cabinet, has DO.
cllned the proposition.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-22
O~c.r Remains In Prisou.

Oscar Rematuo In Prison.
An application was made for the release
of Oscar Wilde pending steps to be taken
for a new trial. The application was re-.
f,,uoA
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-07-17
FALL BRANCH,

The health of this community is very
good. The wheat and winter oats have
been harvested; the oats are fine, wheat
not very good; corn has been injured
by the worms; some of it., however,
looks well. Rev. j. N. Baker has a
field of very fine rust proof oats. Mrs.
Betsy Barnes had u cow killed by
lightning a few weeks since. We nov
have a fine season; blackberries and
apples are numerous. Rev. w. S.
Bandy preached an excellent sermon
last Sunday from a part of the Ten
Commandments. Orvill Shepherd has
gone to Missouri, and Earnest Crouch
to Texas. The Sabbath Schools miss
them very much. Miss l.. b. Baker is
expected home soon from Montana
College where she has been teaching
music. The Fall Branch Sunday School
of the Methodist Episcopal Church has
ordered an Epworth organ. There will
be an ice cream festival al the lower
Methodist Church for the benefit of the
Sunday School on next Saturday, July
20, at 2 o'clock. They will have ice
cream, cake and lemonade. Come,
young men,, and bring your best girls
and have a good time eating ice cream
on a hot day. Minister'S tickets free
provided they try and induce others to
come. ROAS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-07-17
Rev. Edgar C. Mason.

After rejecting about fifty applica.
tons, the , Presbyterian Church at
Woodhaven, N. Y, has called Rev. E.
Z. Mason, the brilliant, faithful and
much loved pastor of the Presby terrain
Church in Kingston. Our Presbyterian
brethren are rich in ministerial talent.
but we 1.-THE EDITOR doubt whether thew
will succeed in getting another pastor
whose pulpit and social and moral
power will equal that of Bro. Mason q.
We believe we are but voicing the sen
timent of the whole town when we saw
Kingston has been elevated socially.
intellectually and morally by Bro. Ma.
son 8 faithful service as pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. We regret ex-
ceedingly to give him up. A more
genial b%rotherly, warm hearted man
we have met nowhere. He ought to
have been a Methodist. But since we
must lose him, we are glad he is going
to a good place. We are informed that
the church edifice at Woodhaven has
lately been improved to the amour of
$4,000, and that his salary will not be
less than $1,000. The prayers of the
good people of Kingston will bear him
to a throne of grace, even though he is
no longer their pastor. The Gospel
Preacher.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-07-17
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest U. s.. Govt Report
R RskiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Boys of Bells.

Some time ago the boys of Bells or
ganized a base ball club under the
name of Bells Red. Shortly after they
had organized the johnson City club
came out to play them u match game.
Although the Reds had never played a
match game they held their own. The
johnson City club made 1S scores and
the Bells Red 8, but the boys did not
get discouraged, as it was their first
match game. In a few days after the
game they received a challange from
the johnson City club, challenging
theLl to come up to johnson City, July
10, and play them there, which was ac-
cepted, and on the afternoon of Satur-
day, July 10, the two clubs met on the
ball ground at johnson CITY. The
makeup of the Bells was as follows.
John Boyd, captain and catcher: Ar
thur Oliver, pitcher; John Holmes,
first Base; James Huffine, second base:
George Miller, third base; Ben Arm
strong, left field; Alexander Oliver,
center field; Frank Miller, right field;
has, Holmes, short stop. The Bells
put up a snappy game and won by a
score OF twenty to eight. The boys
played like veterans, and conducted
themselves in a gentlemanly manner,
and deserve much credit. Mr.. Lusk,
the umpire, was honest and fair in his
decisions.