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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
REPORT on REVENUES.
Collections in Wisconsin Last Year
Aggregated s4,7oo.oOC-
Other Statistics.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 21.-lSpeclal.l
The report Of the commissioners OF the
internal revenue issued today for the
mast fiscal year shows that total coaec-
lions for the First Wisconsin district
were s.. 2O2,6S4 and for the Second WIS.,
consin district 5000, 7757. The quantity or
grain used during the year IN Wisconsin
for the production of distilled spirits was
as follows: Malt, SO, 400 bushels; wheat,
1864; barley, 427; rye, 43,oSS; corn. ll9,-
954. There are 70 tobacco factories u
Wisconsin which used during the year
5,11O,O90 pounds Of leaf tobacco ana
manufactured 1884 ,634 Cigars.
The annual REPORT shows the total re-
RECEIPTS from different sources in the en-
tire country during the last fiscal year I
as follows: From spirits Sa9, $3.50,
decrease for the year S5,396,624; to-
bacco 500, 7O4.9O7, increase S1,OSl JOY;
fermented liquors S31 ,64O.617, increase
S227. 800; income tax ST., 139; oleomar-
garine $1.4O9,211, decrease $3142 6S;
miscellaneous $551. 583, increase $685.
554. The total receipts from all sources
was SAB, 246,077, decrease of $3,o22,-
81.
The total cost of collecting the rev.
enue during the year was S4,l21, 6Ol,
percentage as compared to revenue OF
2SS per cent. against 20 for the pre-
vious year. !,
Commissioner Miller states that the
revenues for the present fiscal year Will
aggregate $1G5, 100000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
SATOLLI'S ELEVATION.
Details of the Ceremony of De-
cember Is Are All
Arranged.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 23.-The de-
tails of the ceremony of the elevation of
Mgr Satolli to the cardinalate are prac-
tically completed. The ceremony will oc-
cur on December Is at 1890 a. NJ, at
the cathedral ct Baltimore. Archbishop
Kahn of st. Louis has been chosen to
preach the sermon. The mass will be
celebrated by Mgr. Satol1i after the con-
ferring of the beretta and in his new ca
pacity as cardinal. The invitations to
the ceremony will be issued shortly and
until this occurs it will not be known
what members of the clergy will attend,
but large representation of the heads
of hierarchy doubtless will be present.
Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr. Satolli with
occupy positions ON the gospel and epistle
sides of the sanctuary respectively. The
member of the noble guard who brings
the beretta from Rome also will be with
in the sanctuary. The first ceremony
preceding the mass) will be that of con-
ferring the cardinalate upon Mgr. Sa-
tolli This office will be performed by
Cardinal Gibbons. At it's conclusion.
Mgr. Satolli will leave the sanctuary,
changing his purple robes for those Of
cardinal. On re-entering the sanctuary
he will proceed with the celebration of
high pontitical mass.
An official announcement from Rome
states that the consistory assemble on
Monday next
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
EUGENE Y. DEBBS FREE.
Last Night in Prison Busy One
for the Great Strike
Leader.

Woodstock, Ill.,, Nov. 22-When the
clock struck Il last night Eugene v.
Debs was q free man. He was in bed
in the cell in the Woodstock Ull) Jail
which he had occupied for 1853 days when
his time of freedom came, but he did not
get up and celebrate it, nor demand his
immediate release. He said last night
he would stay in his cell bed until 5
o'clock this morning
Debs' last day as Il prisoner was Il
busy one for the great strike leader, and
he put in his time packing his trunks
and filling boxes with letters. newspapers,
books and hundreds of other things, val
liable and otherwise, which had been ac-
cumulated by him during his incarcera-
ton. Most of his time, however, was en-
gagged in his speech on Liberty, WHICH
he will deliver this evening at Battery u.
There have been requests from all the
big cities for addresses by him. but he
will deliver none before January 8, tor
which date he has accepted an invitation
to speak in Milwaukee.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
KNOWLEDGE

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dispelling colds, headaches and nd le .s.
and permanently curing constlpaa NY
It has given satisfaction to mllllons la.I
met with the approval Of the ! meq Ta
profession, because it acts on the hM
neys, Liver and Bowels without T s,n
ening them and it is perfectly tree H~
every Objectionable substance. :, ,,,s
Syrup of Figs il for sale by al u INV
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it Is s nm
ufactured by the California rig e 'y,T
Co. only, whose name is printed Oh e IVY
package, also the name, Syrup o. OIL ~ NJ
and being well informed, you, Will Nv
accept any substitute if offered
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
THE NATIONS MONEY.
United States Treasurer Morgan
Makes Report on His
Trnc+

Washington, D. c., Nov. 23.-D. n.
Morgan. treasurer of the United States,
in his annual report Of the operations
and condition of the treasury. says that
the net ordinary revenues of the govern
ment for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1895. were $313,39O,O75. an increase of
ST. ,66S. O55, as compared with the year
before; net ordinary expenditures, S3o6,-
1876. 29S, decrease of ST.. 32S.9S1. IN
Guiding the public debt. the total receipts
on all accounts were $72O,516,625. and
the expenditures $71O,472, 157. A fur
Their sum of $31. 157, 700 was deposited
in the treasury prior to the end of June
on account of a purchase Of sold coin t.
maintain the reserve, but was not for
mally covered in. and therefore does not
s sRgsf var Y the accounts for the current
At the close of business on June 30.
1894, there stood charged to the treas
urer on the books of the department a
balance of $763, 565. $40. Adding to this
the receipts for the year from all sources
counted for, and deducting the expen-
ditures leaves balance of $793, 6lOOOS
on June 80. 1895.
Aside from the variations in the total
stock of gold in the country which are
dependent upon the domestic production
and consumption as we'll as the importa-
tions and exports of the metal, the next
most important change nov going on
in the composition of the money supply,
nfSz } IS ofRIRs f saxs S% s a sfas $780,
lars By It's SF5eass, which i bsgan Il
August, 1893, and has continued since,
the total issue. of $155, 931 ,0o2 of these
notes was reduced by September 90
1895, to $143666, 28O
The amount of national bank notes re-
ceived for redemption was nearly $751;
100000, of which $35,OOO,OOO, fit for
circulation, were returned to the banks
Of issue. Inclusive of charges for trans
portation, salaries, stationery and con-
tingent expenses, the total costs of the
redemptions for the year were $10O,352,
which have been assessed upon the banks
at the rate of $1.15 per $1,000 of notes
redeemed. The deposits on account Of
the reduction or retirement of national
bank circulation amounted during the
year to ST., O56, 172, and their redemption
on the same account to $13.O68.633
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
BIG BLAZE IN CHICAGO.
Warren Springer Building and Con-
tents Burned at Chi
CagO.

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov 22.-The Excelsior
building at Canal and Jackson streets
and an eight-story brick structure i'm
mediately adjoining it at 171-173 South
Canal street, were completely destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon. Not less
than thirteen valuable manufacturing
plants located in the two buildings were
lost, including the Shober-Carqueville
Lithographing company. The Charles
Emerich Feather company and the large
establishment of Strauss, Eisendrath &
DrOn1
The. total loss is not less than $500, 900.
The fire was hard one to subdue and
attended with no little danger.
The escape of several hundred girls
from the Strauss, Eisendrath & Drom
factory was made possible only by cool
ness and decision. A number Of the
girls suffered from fright and sustained
slight bruises. Before the fight with
the fire was ended Fire Chief Swenie
had exhausted the regular calls for en-
gines and had to specially summon TWEEN
ty more.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
SENATOR SHERMAN'S DEFEAT.
Due to Failure to Incorporate q Tenn
perance Plank.

peranCe Plank.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 23.-"The primary
cause for the defeat of Senator Sherman
for the presidential nomination in 1888
was the failure of the committee on
resolutions of the National Republican
convention to insert in the platform a
decla ration in favor of prohibition. or
squarely against the hquar traffic, such
as would have secured the cheerful and
hearty cooperation of the prohibition
and temperance people throughout the
United States.' said J. G. l.. Harris of
this city in an interview. Mr.. Harris
was delegate in 1888 to the National
Republican convention from this, the
Fourth Congressional district of this
state. He voted for Mr.. Sherman on
every ballot and was acting chairman
of the delegation He gave a detailed
history of the proceedings of the COM
mittee and the convention. He said
the temperance people were pretty gen
orally for Sherman and that even after
their defeat in the committee on resolu-
tons they rallied and would have nomi
mated the candidate of Ohio, but some
of Harrison's friends, taking advantage
of the break in the temperance ranks,
succeeded in capturing the temperance
delegation from the state of Iowa and
the nomina ton of Gen. Harrison easily
followed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
THE CUBAN SITUATION.
Spartan Press Censors Admit the
Occupation OF santa Clara
Province.

New York, Nov pa dispatch to the
World from Havana. Cuba, says that
the Spanish government could no longer
hold back the news that Gen. Maceo
and Gomez had crossed with their re-
spective armies into Santa Clara province
and finally published the news officially.
Both Cuban generals have been in
Santa Clara some days, hence the NOV
ing of other insurgent troops further
westward into Matanzas province.
Gen. Antonio Maceo is west of Santa
Espiritu in the Siguanea mountains.
There the Spanish gathered together TO-
600 or $4,000 troops, including mountain
artillery, with the intention of defeating
the famous Cuban general, but they
either did not meet him or were defeated
themselves, for nothing is mentioned OF
what happened there.
The Spanish are concentrating all their
forces around Santa Clara (the capitaD
1t is expected that an important battle
will soon be fought in that neighborhood
Gen. Jose Maceo has crossed over into
Puerto Principe province, it is officially
acknowledged, and is on his way west
to Santa Clara. He is said to be at
the head of 5000 men. Gen. Roloff in
his last manifesto warned all farmers
and country people generally that on and
after November 13 they must either take
refuge in garrisoned cities or join the in
surgent ranks. The programme of the
Cuban rebels is being carried out and
the Spanish troops apparently can offer
but slight resistance.
Gen. Gomez has declared that he will
operate in earnest next month in the
most important part of the island. AS
the rebel forces continue to push for-
ward and advance further west, it is
apparent that they have selected either
the province of Havana or Matanzas for
their battlefield.
A special to the World from Kingston,
Jamaica, says that carrier pigeons bring
news of the successful landing in Cuba
of an expedition which sailed from there
last Sunday night. The party slipped
away unobserved by the authorities and
unknown to the Spanish spies.
There were only a few men in the ex-
petition. Its principal object was to
land arms and other munitions of war,
Of which considerable quantity was car
ried.
Havana, Nov. pa number of troops
escorting supply train have been at
tackled on the route to Salto Sagua.
The insurgents were repulsed with the
loss of eighteen men.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
New York Hotels Pay

New York hotels, like its thea. ss III
either gold mines or money-slnS;e aS then
big hotels that have capital penny uiuos II
however, are better than gold m NIL BE- b
they were not, millions would not nmr r Bod
vested in hotel property here. vuI sp
face, who is usually well pos4te uartier
that a number of hostelrles no. ar pns 1
net revenue of from $4,000 to to $ the Va
from $15O,OO0 to 100000 a year Yea lu1a1
same authority says that at. e III tbe SUD
of living in New York is k1llln Nv ~ Is Sd.
mer hotel business. and the city veal :
ting to be a greater resort every ,a nopls
heard rumor that one old anu ;aI dgistre
hotel on the verge of fnanc rSos to to p
was depending upon the horseff uIl fr@
it out Of its difficulty; It was ia and
cellar to garrett all last week. ;Hss aD'S e
a slashing bar and cafe bu 81 tse equjps
York hotel men owe much no, 10 -" York N
and spectacular society.-Ne" w
FOR u
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ARMEN1ANS AT FAULT.
Alleged to be Provoking Massacres
to Secure Intervention
of the Powers.

New York. Nov. ga special to the
Herald from Vienna says that infor-
nation received from consuls in various
parts of Turkey confirms the impression
that the Armenian revolutionary commit
tees are endeavoring to provoke further
massacres in order to bring about the
armed Intervention of the powers. The
Sultan receives many threatening let
tiers. His majesty has congratulated
Baron Won der Goltz Pasha, who organ
lied the mobilization of the Turkish
troops. on the regular and speedy way
in which the mobilization was carried
out.
The object now desired by the Sultan
is to float a large loan abroad, as there
is serious want of money. The rough
and naughty manner of Sir Philip Cur
RE has not made a favorable impression
here. He was not, as reported, bearer
Of any letter from Queen Victoria to
the Sultan.
The German Emperor has expressed
to the Austrian ambassador at Berlin
his firm belief that peace will be main
tanned
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ASK DUNRAVEN FOR PROOF.
he Campania Carries q Letter from the
Yacht Club Committee.

The Campania Carries Letter from the
Yacht Club Committee.
New York. Nov. 23.-The World says
that among the mail which the Campania
carries across the ocean to the Royal
Yacht squadron from the New York
Yacht clubs special committee of three
to investigate Dunraven's charges will
be an important letter. 1t was drafted
by George L. Rives, the secretary of the
committee, conveys to the squadron the
news of the committees appointment
and recites the purposes for which it
was appointed. Incorporated in the let
ter are copies of the resolutions adopted
by the club on Monday night and Mr.
Iselin's letter. The committee will
await the Royal Yacht squadron's re-
ply before taking any further action.
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SEIZED A SCHOONER.
Collector at Lewes, Del, Acts on the
Spanish Minister'S Charges.

Collector at Lewes, Del, Acts the
Spanish Minister'S Charges.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 23.-The
schooner John w. Foster, which cleared
from this port on Tuesday last osten
sibly for Tampa, Fla, was seized early
this morning by the deputy United
States collector at Lewes, Del, as she
was about to put to sea. The vessel
was seized at the request of Senior De
LONE, the Spanish minister at Washing
ton, who has been informed that the
schooner was engaged in carrying am
munition and arms to the Cuban in
surgents.
The deputy collector placed two men
on board the vessel and will make a
thorough investigation of her cargo
later in the day. The agents of the
schooner in this city claim that she is
coal-laden for Tamna
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STRANGLES HIS MISTRESS.
A Chicago Fiend Calmly Watches Her
Slow Death.

Chicago. H., Nov. 21:1Charles Moe is
mistress, Annie Anderson. some time
last night. It appears that while the
woman slept he tied a rope around her
neck. passed it over the gas jet and with
a sudden pull drew her body up. He sat
calmly by while the woman slowly stran-
slept until morning. when he arose and
left the house. announcing to the pro-
prietress that his mistress had died dur
ing the night and he was going to notify
the police. He disappeared. but was
soon arrested. Moe shot at the woman
a short time ago because she refused to
furnish him money for a drink.
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Cold Withdrawals.

New York. Nov. 21.-Baring. Mag.,un
& co. have ordered 100000 gold at the
srbtreasury for shipment ON Saturday.
They say they will probably increase the
enga cement to $1.OOO.OOO. The gold is
for the account of Mcssrs. kidder. Pea
BODY & Co. of Boston. Muller, Schall
& Co. state that they will forward gold
on Saturday unless they can secure bills.
The amount is not expected to exceed
S5Oo.OO0. Lyons & Co, commission
merchants, have withdrawn $4,000
from the subtreasury for shipment on
the steamship Alps, sailing today.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
MOB ovERPowERs A SHERIFF.

Swift Vengeance on an Immoral School
Teacher.
Savannah, Ga. Nov. GA special
from Alley in Montgomery county re-
ports sensational lynching there before
daylight this morning. Prof. Perdue, a
school teacher, was held prisoner at
Alley in custody of Sheriff McGregor on
a charge of running Miss Willie Grady,
an assistant in his school. A mob over
powered the sheriff. took Perdue from
him and then cut Perdue's throat and
riddled his face and body with bullets.
Pcrdue was married man and leaves
wife and grown children
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GUESTS HAVE A SCARE.
Barely Time to Escape from a Burning
Hotel at Red Jacket.

Calumet. Mich:, Nov. 22-[SpeciaLl--
The Commercial house, formerly the
Jewell house, on Fifth street, Red Jack
ct, until recently the leading hotel, was
burned early this morning. 1t was a
three-story wooden building with mar
row corridors and the guests had an
exciting time escaping. but fortunately
all the inmates of the building got out
safely The loss is about SIS. 900. with
$4,000 insurance on the building and none
on tho furnitura
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RETIRES FROM CRIME.
A Woman Who Has been Arrested
1000 Quits with s l Co.,
OOO

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 23.-Minnie May,
well-known to the police of Chicago
and other cities as clever and bold
thief. has made enough money at her
nefarious calling to settle down for life.
She has retired. as it were. and with
her husband, Danny Nugent, has gone to
Dayton, O., where she owns comfort
able home.
The occa sion of Minnie's departure
from Chicago will be remembered for
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Report on Alaskan Boundary.

Denver, Col, Nov. 22-Joseph MUIR
ray, United States commissioner of fish
cries in Alaska and special agent of the
treasury has just passed through Dem
Yer on his way from Alaska to Wash
ington. having been summoned by the
President to report upon the boundary
survey which has been the cause of la
tional interest within the past month.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
DEATH OF A CALIFORNIA HERMIT,
He was Cousin of the Present Mrs.
John Jacob Astor.

Pomona, CAL, Nov. 23.-News has
been received Of the death in San Ga
briel canyon of Enoch Willing, an aged
hermit, who was first cousin of Ed
ward Willing, the father of the present
Mrs. John Jacob Astor of New York.
Willing often spoke of his wealthy rela-
lions and Of the fact that he ran away
when Is years old from the home of u
rich family in Baltimore to become
sailor. He sailed over the world until
he was nearly SO years old and then he
made his homie in the hut built by him
self in the upper part of San Gabriel
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Mrs. yanderbilt Thanks the Police

New York, Nov. 23.-Treasurer An
drews of the police department today
received this letter from Mrs. w. Il.
Vanderbilt, with check for $500 en-
closed: 1t will be great pleasure to
me It you will accept for the police pen
sion fund the inclosed check. I wish
it were in my power to express in words
to the men who kept order the day Of
my daughters wedding my full apprecia-
ton for the great service they rendered
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
Peruvian Bandits at work

New York, Nov. 23.-A disnatch 70
the World from Lima. Peru. reports that
bandits derailed train on the Pisco Ton
railway, robbing the mails and the nas-
sengers' baggage.
Peru's constitution has been remodeled
SO as TO insure additional benefits for
resident foreigners.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-28
Decree of Foreclosure.

Seattle, Wash, Nov 23.-The decree
Of foreclosure against the Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern Railway company has
finally been signed by Judge Hanford
and February 3, 1896, fixed as the date
of redemption.
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SCHLATTER is LOCATED.
The Man Who is Riding the White Horse
is an lmpostor.

Denver, Col, Nov. 22.-Francis Schlat-
ter, "the healer" who mysteriously dis
appeared in the night eight days ago has
at last been positively located. He is
resting in seclusion on Joseph VOLTS
fruit farm near Boulder, Col, and it is
presumed he is fasting. The man riding
q gray horse in the southern part of the
state who pretends to be Schlatter is an
imDoStOr
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Another Comet Discovered.

Geneva, N. Y, Nov. 22.-Prof. Brooks.
director of Smith observatory, discovered
q new comet this morning in Constella-
ton Hydra; position, right, ascension
8 hours 81 minutes 81 seconds; decllna-
ton. south II degrees 40 minutes. The
comet is large, round and brightish, with
a northerly motion. This is the TWEEN
tieth comet discovered by Prof. Brooks.
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WAS MARRIED IN Kzsoa 5
Husband Says it was Under r.
and He Wants ~ "hpuls.

- ~ was Under Co,,
and He Wants Dlvor rSn'nl', ,
Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. 21-rsn".
a divorce bill filed in the s Inypeelal n
Today Stanley Loomer saw pser !, con-
years ago, when II wears a., mat w.
forced to go to Kenosha o aa, he Nal
Lille Osborne. aged Is. und daa nas
from the brides brothers 0et II thresSs
and imprisonment. Under =, of airs
Wisconsin, he contends. tho N ne laws n
illegal, as both swore thew wmaaarflase n
age. This latter is the point nnon Of tll
the divorce is asked. The COMM prUn Wild 5h
never lived together. N0upie ban
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KILLED FOR MONEY.
Chicago Man Accused of Strangling His
Wife to Death.

Wife to Death.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-To obtain $40
the life was strangled out of Mrs Mag
gle Beckman last night and her husband,
Hugo Beckman, is under arrest charged
with the crime. The couple lived in fat
at 2007 State street. This morning Miss
Annie Spencer occupying a fiat in the
building, found Beckman in the corridor
crying: ''Some one has killed my wife,
The clothes on the dead woman were
torn as if q struggle had taken place.
Her neck was bruised and under the bed
lay a towel wound and twisted. showing
that it had been used to strangle the Tn
fortunate woman.