Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-09-09
LATEST NEWS ITEMS,
Mount Fugryama in Japan is expect,

1t is rumOred that important changes
III the Panama railroad administration
will take place soon.
"A man giving the name of Henry
Metz swindled Samuel Hodge of Me-
chanicsyille, o., out of $500 on a bogus
draft.
John III. Thomas, business man, hotel
keeper and deacon in the Presbyterian
church at Wetumka, Ala, committed sui
eide by shooting.
The French chambers will upon reas,
sembling be asked for an additional cred
it of 100000 francs on account of the
MAZDA ascar expedition.
A hundred relatives, representing
four generations, attended the eighty
fourth birthday celebration of Mrs. II.
Bunker at Niles, Mich
Charles l.. Jacobs was arrested in
Philadelphia for tying his little boys
hands behind them with chains and lock-
ing the lads in the house.
&c. w. Rippey, who shot John w.
Mackay in San Francisco three years
ago is now pursuing Charles l.. Fair.
Fairs friends are nervous.
The Columbian government offers a
steamship subsidy of $4,000 for the
Western coast alone and a general gov
eminent subsidy will be given.
Secretary Herbert will appeal to Con
gress for an increase of enlisted men for
the navy sufficient to utilize the vessels
now nearing completion, probably 1000
to 1000 men.
The Dominion Labor congress passed
a resolution calling on the government
to further restrict immigration of cheap
coolie labor from China by raising the
poll tax to $500.
Judge Moon compelled Registrar
Rogers at Chattanooga, Tenn, to pro-
duce volume of records in court con-
trary to the statute. The ruling was
pronounced tyrannical by the bar.
The American Broom and Brush com,
pany, having factories at Amsterdam,
Fort Hunter and FultOnville, n. Y, and
Dallas, Pa. has advanced the prices OF
brooms, ranging from 1919 to so cents
per dozen.
A revolutionary conspiracy has been
discovered in several parts of Russia.
In Moscow, dynamite bombs, arms and
Nihilist pamphlets have been seized at
the lodgings of several members of the
secret league.
Harry Mitchell, aged II years, of
Oberlin, Ind, fled to South Bend, Ind,
beat him so that he could no longer
stand it and threatened to poison him if
he did not leave.
There threatens to be split in the
Central Trades and Labor council of
ST. Joseph. Mo-, as a result of the cele-
bration of Labor day. The trouble arose
over the employment Of United States
army band from Fort Leayenw0rth for
the parade and the Musicians union is
raising a row.
The schooner Hettie May picked up
near Corpus Christi the yawl and four
of the crew of the schooner Crisis, Capt
William Candy, from Chiltepec, Mexico,
to New Orleans, which has been beached
on Padre island. The Crisis and her
valuable cargo of mahogany will PROB
ably be a total loss.
Col. fined the MeXicans who partici-
pated in the bullfght at Gillet S15 on
each count. They viii pay their fines
and make no effort to make al lnterna-
tional question of their arrest The
cases of the American managers OF the
affair have not been tried.
In his address at the annual conyen-
ton of the National Wholesale Drug
gists' association at Denver, Col, PreSl-
dent Thomas f. Main of New York rec
commended the appointment OF com
mittee on foreign trade relations and the
establishment of bureau of informa-
ton for the benefit of advertisers.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
and the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
railroads are charged with having deal
ings with Omaha brokers on Chicago
business. It is understood that the mat
ter will be brought at once before the
Western Passenger association. The
Burlington and North Western are the
complainants
The Barnoess Harden Hickey, who
is the daughter of Mrs. John II. Flagler,
has arrived in New York from Hayre.
Baron Harden-Hickey will be remem-
Ii fi10oO
set up in the King business as James L.
of Trinidad the Little, and whose rocky
domain now seems likely to figure IN an
international complication.
The new government of Peru has
set about the work of undoing some of
the acts of it's predecessors from which
it took the reins of government in April
last. In the Chamber of Deputies
a motion was made to declare null
and void all the acts of the Congress of
1894, to expunge from the army lists the
names of Gems. Caceres and Borgono
and to annu the acts of their govern
ment.
The st. Petersburg Novoe Vremyas
correspondent at VladivOstOck writes
that the Formosa insurgents are CON
Quoting a successful warfare against the
japanese in which the women share
equally with the men a determined re-
sistance Though the army is decimated
by sickness the japanese will grant no
quarter and spare neither women nor
children.
Missouri state officials are after sew
eral national building and loan associa-
tons which are said to be doing business
under false Colors.
The Paris police think they have
secured an important clue to the Anar-
chist who attempted to take the life OF
Baron de RothSchiid.
Fire has destroyed the last hope OF
recovering any of the valuable cargo OF
the steamer Bawnmore, which went
ashore on tho Oregon coast.
The government of Uruguay is to
raise $2,00O,O0O for an armament fund
by imposing small additional duties on
tobacco, wire and agricultural machines.
Count Won Altleiningen-Wc stenburg
has been arrested in London on an eX-
tradition warrant charging him with
the abduction Of Lisetti Schweishofer
from Frankfort
The mine owners ut Central City,
Col, have agreed to pump out the flood
ed mines as rapidly as possible. 1t will
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