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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

SIN unterbauie Der 9eaislatur BON
Motpluuo bal DIE yGmericau .Brotecs
tip GHociaiion" cine Nieoerlase erllt'
ten. mosm cine Reiolutlou uerporfen
tuuroe. inbalts oeren bic &onsrsB Dele
satsn bon Warplano eriudt meroen iol'
ten, fur bic Boiiiruus BON Gmenoements
sur Buuoesueriafuns elnSutreten. curh
pelde Bewll,suusen fir confeiIonsls
Snft,ture perboien uno ben Siaateu un'
terinat fem io0. Berionen, bic nihi
amerifan,ide Bars,r fino, oas Wabl'
rsdt 5uSuseftshen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Gs miro INNER METER in Gmerifd.
Sn 81. Saul ,d,dte Dor GINGER 8eit Elm
ptoteftautl9sr Nmeritaner zines ieiner
8lnoer in slns bsutihe fatbolii&e Yfarr
louie. Nsuli1 nabm er oas Rino wie'
Der teraus. Gr ihrieb babel einen
eisenbdnoisen Brief, NORM e. iaste. 81
mare 81 oieiem Shritte se3wunasn. niHt,
neil er nit ben 2eiitunssn Der Yfarr'
idule unSuiriebeu isi-oos @esenlbsil
Jet Der Gaa.-ionosrn neil &c elmer DE-
|sui1aft o~nseb0re. bic Jpn nit RaBrs'
seluns beorobe. Die 0eisli&aft obe'
nonuts &c ni4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
S@6nArtt.

Gin 1aliSmau, Der, ipobin mon
tommt. be Seraen Der Wenihsn eridlieBt
uub 2isbs uuo freunolihes g~utsessn,
fommeu aetptnnt, 1T S16nbet. Der
Bea sum Seraen fibrt ourd has Guse;
III bieies bsiieden, 10 il oud ienes leidt
se,ponusn. unplliirlih iblieBsn nil
BON Dem NeuBsrn auf Dos Snnners une
nebmeu on, bob cine idsne piae aut
cinsn it6aeu Snbalt beree. Gadt Din
oabsr eth lieblides NntliB aus benz Spie
ael sntaesen. 10 trahte nit alIer Wib.
oanah. oaB Define Ssele oieiem Gntlise
eutiprede. Wi6tef Du DID niht be.
itdmt fiblsn. tuenn bic Weuibsu, biz
Dein Neu6eres anSiebt, fib entiduidi
abueuoeu, natosm fe 9ein Snaeres
ieunen selerut? Bsnu tie eutosdsn, oaS
Define ionfteu 3ise einen bsitisen. reiS
barren Sinn, Define eole Stlrn Ober Had.
lihtsit uuo @eoGntenleere, Dsiu leuh.
tenoes Nuse Elm ialtes, barteS SsrS psrs
oeden? Gltel ooer itol5 bari mon aui
ieiue St6nbsit nidt iein, aber iih ibrGr
oanfbar ~freuen, oas bari mon pobl.
,0eine Sd6nbelt 1T elm Sesen ruis boz
Slid, mie tns Genie"
Die St5nbsit Der SIse, bas Gben
maB Der 8sitalt iino Bor5i9e, pelhc
bic Natur obne unier 9utbuu CAB, itou
cesbalb iolte mon iib bitten, ibnsn 81
uiel Berlb beiSutsssn. Nur mas man
ourt eisene Rrait, Wibe uno Sorsfali
errunseu bat. bari slnen nit iioljer BE-
frieoisuns erfi1sr. Bie fOmmt es aber,
oaB dubere uuo iunere S46nbeit 10 iel'
ten 5uiammensebeu, ooB elm id0aes
Snnere iid piel bduf9er in elmer un
iHsinbaren, OILS in elner ~sldnSeubsn an.
Senieite finbst? ST es fir ben. Der Sd6u
belt beiist, oenn ituerer. gut Su fem.
ole fiir eiusu Nuosren? 81. bas 1T ss
Benn mon BON ainobeit on UNI ieiner
Sn0nbeit tplQsn seprieien uiro uuo
5iebt, pelher Bertb ibr BON ben meiIisn
beiselest piro. III es oann nidt natar
lid, tpeun mon iis iibsri&dbt? Gsnobui.
baB bic Ssrssn Dir uan lelbft Sunu6n.
tpnit Du bic 9isbe, bic ma Dir entse
senbrin9t, balo oils Elm @e4t anisbsn.
Das B%emuStieiu. oa6 Du ben Geuteu
sefdlf, tpie Du bIit. tuirb Did abbaltsn,
an 9e,ner innereu 8eruo0fommnuna ~
arbeiten. Die itsts 8si4dftisuns mi,
Dir ielbit miro DID ielbft,adtis MAIDEN
uno ~uuluitis. Delne Bfl,4ten i'm Sauis
setreuli4 80 srfiaen. uuo itatt su cine,
Gueue Der Jreuoe miro Define Sh6n'
belt Su elmer lusQe oss nubsbassus fiji,
DID uno Gnosrs. Du baf Dir biz
Sh6nbsit ni9t seseben, unb Du per,
maait he Dir nidt iir INNER su erbal.
ten. elm paar Sabr lusiter. unb iis III 3D.
bin. Ueridume es oaber ni4t, Dir
S&ibs 81 erusrbsn fir bic 8.it. ba bi,
S4onb,it DID usrldbt uno nit ibr BIZ
Bsmuuberuns uno 6uloisuns aufb6rt
nit Der mon DID isBt lberiddttet. Wit
einIam unb Doe mlBle oas leben Di,
baum isin. rpenn Du % ni1t ueritsbIt
Dir UNI Dsiner islbit mi0en 9iebe Bu er
rinaen. @enis6s Define S4onbeit, iaQi
bic Natur DID oamit bei6snite. unb laf
fe Dir Elm Nnlrisb 81 o1sm Guten iein
il Re Dir absr usriaet asblisbsn, Il
trauere besbalb nlht. Du tannft id0r
sri&<insn. au& obne 20 ~ iein. OSN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Yunbes. MrbeitS. gomm,idr Briaht
bot Jrasebosen uerianot. in benen er
um Nusfunft iiber bic Birfunsen ct
iu4t. wslhe Der @snuB alfobolbaltiser
@strdnfe auf bic G~nseborissn Der per-
'hieoenen Beruiaarten ousIbt. Serr
Brisbt battle iid bic Nrbeit iparen fon
men; ieoer usrulufIise Nann nit prai'
liidem Bid hattie ihm iasen fonnen,
bob mdBrser SpwituoisustnuB in faf
aaen Bsruisarten wobltbdiis. lbermdBl'
ger bosesen ftsts unb in a0en 5d0en
na4ibetllg pirft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
9aS MQerneueite aur N0rteruna

9aS NQerneuefte sur G6rteruns Der
BiHeni&aft If be Griinouns elmer
.WaiOnic Natioual uniueriitp" in 8ea'
per. YeunIpluauieu. wel&e ouf Der oors
tisen iinf5,s Neres srOBen rWonrO,p.
5arm" errihtet miro. 9oB % fih bel
Gusfibruns b,eier Soee UNI eifuas Gn.
oeres hanoelt. ols bic auf lluiueritdten
oojirtsn BiHeuidaiten Der it%uoirenoen
Suaeno beijubr,nseu. ueritebt fi4 bon
ielbh. DEM in Dec 5reimaurersu timber.
ftidt miro bee @siit Der Jreimaurer Die
S6ridle beberriden uno oieier m0s
Iidft ruid unb oerb ben Serjen be,
SubDrer einseimpft perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
Sin alan,enoes gbrenssusuis 10.

Sin gldn3enDes gbrenSsusnib ba'
Duupssisuator Door in elmer Debate
iiber Die cubnniihe &eiolutiou benz
Staatsisfustdr O!rep a~ussefsqi. Nab,
Dem ct bic Saltun9 bes @onsrsfss in
Der cubanii4en tuie usneSuelaniihea
Jrose elmer ibarien &ritlt u~nterSosen
bate, fuhr er fort: .Ssrr Olntp II.
meiner Nuiiht nod, Elm iebr flarer
aopf. Sd tbeile nidt feline politiiden
aniitten. baltic ibn aber fir einen suten.
aeraoen, .hrliteu, urtbellsfdblsen Wais
ia1uietis.Y lniee Don sutsm Sdrot uno
&orn, benz ib bic 2situns ~unierer o.
plomatie ssrue %uertruuenspol iiberlui'
ie." Sn be,islbsu Rsbe rieib SOar iei'
neu @oleseu, lid @eiss uno &eht uno
nldt Dos Bs,ip'el oes BSbels bel ibren
Na6nobmen OILS & h,ituur bieuen 5u
lnfsr. DaS tlinst bart. mer obsr taun
boar init 5us uuo &sdt oh elmer oerars
tiaen freimi,biseu GeuBeruns einen
Sorpuri MAIDEN?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

MblWarbt, Der nod INNER Seem Yor
uno umseseno uniider maht. ihrieb
nah Berlin. er made in Nmerifa @elc
tpie Seu." 8omit? iust er nidt. Der
8altm. 3. gorreipct. meint ooSu: Der
pielaenannts ablmarot iheint iih mht
idlsbt auf Dos Woselu beim Statiple
len 81 uerftsben." -Sn Der 3bat ideint.
bu es NIT benz @eiddit Der Suoenbess
nidts If. Siat %sesenwdrtia Der Soupts
beihdit,sunss' uns grwerbs5weis abl'
parot's 81 isin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
Vile pirthihaftli6en uno aeI&dft.

Vile tpirtbi@aftli9en uno seiddft.
lihsn Sn,ereRen oes 2anoes miRen
ihmsisen. iobaIo iid unieren Staats
mdnnern in Baibinston @elessnbeit boz
81 bietet. ibren Wansel on diplomats
ihsn 5dhiafe,ten unbS8fnuinl fen often
an ben Gag gu lesen.,. Bdbreno anoere
0uiionen iih dnsitti4 bsmlbeu, ibrem
0anbel unb Gsrpsrbe bic @ese 81 ebnen,
srblidt unier gonsreB ouseni&einli4
is,ne Nufsabe bariu. ben 6emmftub 81
ipielsn, Der bic &idiebr gutter uno ie'
ssnsreihsr 3siten nod Rrdften oufadlt
uno binosrt. Sc ihneler uniere @un
areBmitslieoer ibre Blnoel ituiren uno
lid nod Sauie t%rolen, oefio better fur
oaS Bolt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
Iron9eoanfen fur Ole betlt.
&C taNen3ett.

8ommt III Wtr. bic ibr belaben,
3rauris unb mibielia feib!
Sstt, SD bin in 5ulp uno 0naben
Gu6 su btenen itets bsrstt.
6ab' ia Selbsr msbr sslitten.
Mls elm Wenih nur lsiten fam.
Gore barum cure Bitten
Rttleiesppn unb tr6tenp an.
Gtna aud G1es euh perleren,
Was itr Guer emf 9enaEnt,
Seib ais Grben bod erfcren
Cur Gin rethss, f66nes eanb.
Wantet tbr ant S,ttelfabe
Sunserne, frant. pom 6aus 3u 6aus,
8ommt III Wir, ais @ottsssabe
9tetr SD Wannabrpb eu6 aus.
9e8en Sprsen, Notb unb Summer,
Gid nit euh auf's Eager btn2
S6euhtn le ben ilben s4lummsr
Bon benz sramerfuGtsn CHM?
Guer 8Snis parb Dor 3eiten
Selbt Der 8ieieer nod beraubt,
1tne Gprnentrcne pretteu
gle UNI Setn unfHulets 8aupt.
!3u ben ganbtn, Striden, &utben.
Sduft man Spctt, gsrratb unb Sotn,
IN benz 8reuse mus perbluten
8cttss tinseborner Sctn.
Was ais Suntsr tbr perl6ulbet,
Armutb. Glenb, Cransfal. Nctt.
Sat' SD ilbntnp emit erbulbet
Sn benz ftwerfsn Spiertce.
Sab SD nun Rein glut unb qebsn
Srei tur Wetne Seinbe Der,
Spat' SD suh Mot G1es aeben,
Das ibr tittet? Sa, nod mebr!
8ommt, SD MID euG an erauiden,
Die itr ieufjt in 8ampf unb 0tie!
3rDften nil SD unp besllden,
Tae ibr gan; iufrieten fete!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

WGbrenb Der lssten Bode bat Der
controlubare BeisenuOrratb in unierem
2anbe nm 1880 Bulb absenommen
uno ut infolse cefeu bis auf 62.596.
600 seiunfsn. Die uriade liest in Der
8uuubme Ter Gusfubr. uno bic Breife?
Sic befrieoissu uuiere Jarmer ,mme,
burhauS nod niht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Wir baben Elm Brdfioenten'S abr.
tuelhes obueblu ospr,m,reno uuf bic Sss
i1dfte mirtt; rann baben mir unseoro.
nete Jinan5su uno oieie U,rfeu nod mebr
bsprlmireno; oann itebt Die 1arif Boliti'
in Swelfsl, uno oies pirft ebentaQs be.
primirenc-troeoem slaubt isst Der Con
ereB nod Elm llebrises fir be 9epreis
iion burh NrSsitsluna elnes 8rieses mil
Spanien hun au mlGsn!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

9as idon msbrfud in ben 9eitunser
oresiiinoisie @pniforlum, ueltes seser
Ofern ubsebalten ptroen iollie, If auI
peitsre 9sit usr'hobfn unr u1rb erft &c
gen gnbs Wot oter Nnfonss SUM as'
baIisn pertsn; IN bsrieibsn !9e,t plre
potr hsrnl,h bic @rcpclIca lber Die
4ute unb ben paphliden Hrlmat. or
nsIter tu 9cfii mt ieinen Sefretdrsr
fuB,s nrtNtsl, pe,tfft nilrbt uerbsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
Sur Nube 9ebettet.

Wit ben einorudspoqsu Gsrsmonisn,
bic ieinem boben 8ause oils iaibOliidsr
8ir&sniirit anSemsiisn iino, wurosn bic
iroii4en ueberrefts oes GrsbiidOis Ys.
Ter Ri&arb Renrid am Witlpo6 in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

In bieiem CONNER tpiro man stuel
osutide Sdnserfefe b1ben. Das 9roBs
Sdnserfeit oes decentralization Sdn,
serbunoes in Bittsburs i'm Sum-. unb
oas fleinere obsr immerbin Iiatilihs Jefi
oss Sduserbunces oes ROromeftens, be.
ainuenb ON 70. Suli. 2ssterer Buuo
if isst 80 Sabre oft 81 ,bm seboren bic
osutiheu @eluns.8 trsine BON SQinois.
Sonn, @iscOniiu uuo Minueioto. Die
Yorarbsiisn fur bsiee Jsfte fiuo i'm uoll'
Sten &anse uno ueripreheu oas Belle.
Das uoroweilibe SET fiuoet 81 9ubu
que. Sowa. ftatt. BORT uiro oos osut'
ite Yoltsliso bic Saup,roae ipielen.
Set iriaent 1T Baul u. BclS. @siuns
lebrer 80 Dubuque. Yrdiioent bss Bun
oes If Serr 5eroinano Sdleasl pom
,2ofe 8itp @sianssS srein" Su Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Die Staatsfneipen in Slo garOlis
no habsn iih n,ht bejablt. oaber ibr
Spitsm cine Nenosruue erleloen iO0.
Jules Jlidusrt wIro oa nidt belfeu. Nm
bsiten mirpe es isin. bic Staatsfueipe
rel elnjute1en, oenn oieis bot i'm sou5eu
nidts anoeres OILS einen unseisbliden
S4napsbanbel nit iih eebraht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Die Yroben Der Weltausitel=
lung Seisten, baB tein 8adpulper
10 rein lit uno 10 bel @dbrunss=
itof in iid bat als bas &oNaI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
Ter 3rieQsminifter bot bic 8erfdr.

Ter &riegsminiiter bot bic 8erftdr'
fun9 Der Bunoes' Grmee um 1880 Wann
1900 Snfanteriften uno 1850 Nrtile'
riften-beantra9t. Our Gabruns bieies
fleinen SduFeins ueroen an 8orseies'
ten n%otbwenois: 2 Oberfteu. 2 OberH'
l%ieutenauts. Sc WuiOrs. "a Sauptleute.
Is Yremiers unb SO Secoube'2 ieuie
nants. 100 Serseanten erfter uno 400
Serseanten 5meiter gloife unb 400 Cor
pordle. Sm @un5eu 22l Oficiere uno
900 unteroificiere, ODER elm 8orseiester
aHf ni9t sanS pier Wanu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Die erfte Stuatsuabl in bieiem Sabre
III Die in 8bOoe Sslono ON l. Gpril,
be speite bic in 2ouifona am 81. Npril.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
THE SHAFTS ASSASSIN.
Crime was the Result of a Con-
spiracy Hatched in Con-
StantinOple.
Copyrighted, 1896 by the Associated Press

Copyrighted, 1896, by the Associated Press.
Teheran, May At has been definite
ly ascertained that the assassin of the
late Shah of Persia, who was fatally
shot in the heart during the afternoon
of Friday last. while entering the inner
part of the shrine of Shah Abdul Azin,
as exclusively telegraphed to the Associ-
ated press from here on Friday after
noon, is Mollah Reza, follower of the
well-known agitator, Sheikh Jem Aled-
din, who was exiled in 1891, after having
been convicted of high treason. Later
Reza was also imprisoned for treason,
but subsequently he was liberated.
After his release from prison, Reza
continued his attacks upon the govern
ment, was again imprisoned, was once
more released and was actually granted
pension by the Shah. In spite of the
cemency shown him, Reza continued his
agitation against the government and
when warned that he would again be ar
rested, he suddenly left this city. lie
was next heard of at Constantinople, by
police report sent here and Instructions
were telegraphed to that city to have
the Persian agitator closely watched. Adj
ditional reports from Constantinople adj
vised the government here that Reza
was corresponding with Sheikh Jem
Aleddin. There the plans for the assas-
Sinatl0n of the Shah are believed to have
been laid About two months ago Reza
quietly left Constantinople and for some
time all trace of him was lost. But re-
Gently his presence here has been known
to the police authorities and they are
now blamed for not having caused his
arrest.
Since his arrest for the murder of the
Shah, Reza has been closely questioned
by the judicial authorities. At first he
professed to having acted entirely of
his own accord and in the interests of his
people, to whomy he claimed, reforms
to which they were justly entitled had
been refused. Later, however. the pris-
oner confessed that the assassinatio of
the Shah was the outcome of deliber-
ately and long planned conspiracy and
that he (Reza) was chosen to- do the
deed. He added that he, waited two
months for favorable chance to shoot
the Shah, which confirms the authorities
in the belief that the conspiracy was
Matched in Constantinople,. as it is about
two months since Reza left that city for
Teheran. The assassin has also admit
ted that upon many occasions he has sue
ceeded in approaching the late Shall un-
der various DISCUSSES, but it was not un-
til Friday last in the Mosque Of Shah
Abdul Azin that he got near enough to
fire the fatal shot.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
A CUBAN EXPEDITION.
Pedestrians on Atlantic City's Board
Walk See Glow, Rakish
Steamer

New York, May A special to the
World from Atlantic City, N. J., says
that while the board walk and beach
were crowded with visitors last night, a
large rakish steamer stopped within a
mile of shore and lowered four boats,
which made for the ocean pier. AS they
neared the pier, large crowd gathered
there. When the boats came up a score
of silent, swarthy men forced their way
to the front, and as soon as the boats
touched the landing stage they leaped
into them and were Immediately rowed
out to the steamer which had not an
chored, but kept circling about with all
steam up. Just as soon as the strangers
were put on board, the mysterious craft
made off with all speed to the southwest.
The general opinion among seafaring
men here is that another Cuban expedi-
ton has successfully gotten away and
that the steamer already had on board
arms and ammunition
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
rimes-Recorder Consolidation.

New York, May 1.-The Iong-pending
rumor that the New York Times and
the New York Recorder would be con-
solidated seems to be confirmed in the
announcement that articles of incorpo-
ration of a new company which will alb
sorb these properties were filed last
Thursday at Albany. The firm name is
the Times Recorder company, capital
stock, 81 100000; cash capital, 100000,
and plant TT, The directors IT are R. G. Flint
Knapp of the Recorder, q. Smith of
New York and J. Smith of Ohio. George
w. Turner will be at the head of the
company. 1t is said that an evening edi-
ton will be printed, which will help to
offset in measure the loss of the Re
corder to the printers.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
TEDDY WOULD FIGHT.
Roosevelt Invites Fitch to Dua1 witt
Pistols or NIachetes.


New York, May 6.-There was an ex-
citing scene in Mayor Strong's office yes
terday which was only stopped when the
mayor threatened to arrest Police COM
missioner Roosevelt and Comptroller
Fitch and sent them both to jail
The cause of the row was the question
before the board of estimate of the trans
fer of $11, 600 from the police fund for
the erection of station houses aud TO re-
imburse policemen and detecti~es for the
money spent in obtaining evidence
against disorderly houses.
In the discussion Mr.. Roosevelt blamed
Comptroller Fitch for the delay Comp
troller Fitch turned white with rage
That's you every time, that's your
style" he retorted. you're 4 fighter,
anyway"
away" retorted Roosevelt, his face dis
torted with passion and his teeth snap
ping viciously.
Mr.. Fitch wheeled about in his chair,
and tried to appear calm, but he was
white as he said well. what shall it
be? Pistols?"
His tone was hanter1ng and seemed
TO irritate Roosevelt beyond endurance.
''Yes, pistols, it you choose. he shout
ed, ''pistols OF anything else YOU want
Il guess you would shoot a man if
necessary, was Mr. Fitchs reply
''Of course I would use pistol in
self-defense." Mr. Roosevelt foamed.
The words towards. . dirty work, . and
insinuations of political misdoings were
freely passed, and the end only came
when Commissioner Roosevelt announced
himself open to challenge to a duel
with any weapon from a pistol to Il ma
chete.
Here Mayor Strong interviewed and
threatened to put both men under ar
pnSt
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
DEATH OF COL. NORTH.
Passes Away Suddenly While Seat
ed in His Office in Lon
don.

London, May 5.-Col. North. the So
called Nitrate King while presiding
at a meeting at the Nitrate company's
offices in the Woolpack building today,
tainted in his chair and expired at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
Although the death of Col. North is be-
lieyed to have been due to heart disease,
it is stated that shortly before his de-
mise he ate dozen oysters sent to him
from restaurant in the vicinity of the
company's offices. The shells have been
kept and will be examined.
A couple of doctors were summoned
almost Immediately after the colonel
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
BURNED TO A CRISP.
Charred Remains of Martin Kuell
Found in His Building at
LudingtOn

Ludington, Mich. May 5.-Especial.E
Early this morning Martin Kuell was
burned to death in his large store build
ing just outside of the city. Mr.. Kuell
slept alone and it is supposed that he
was choked by the smoke. The fire
when discovered by the neighbors had
gained such Roadway that it was inn
possible to rescue Kuell, although he was
knawn to be in the building.
This morning the charred trunk was
found. The arms and legs had burned
off and the skull and chest were but
bones and burned meat.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
German will Not Surrender.

Washington. d. c., May 4.-Senator
German is as bitter as he ever was
against the administration, and it is
now denied that he has promised to go
to the Chicago convention to help Pres
ident Cleveland defeat the free silver
ties. Senator German paid his respects
to Secretary Herbert again Saturday.
He referred to him the other day as
'.the secretary who was not great and
Saturday he said of him that weak
men always want to be given power
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T,oie Fuller Breaks Down,

New York, May 1.-The physical con-
dition of Loie Fuller, the dancer, is such
that her friends are much worried, and
at last the young woman herself has
been made to realize that she is in inn
perative need of long rest. Miss Full
ler's recent six weeks tour in the West
was too much for her and she is now in
a state bordering on nervous prostra-
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
RUSIE WILL STAY OUT.
Freedman Says He Doesn't Want Him In
the New York Team.

freedman Says He Doesn't Want HIM IN
the New York Team.
New York, May 4.-Amos Rusie, the
baseball pitcher, is not to rejoin the
New York club. That, at all events,
is the statement given out today by
President Freedman The allegation
that Rusie is on his way East, having
compromised his differences with the.
managers of the club and intending to
take his old place in the team of 1896
was called to Mr.. Freedman's attention
and he said ''There is absolutely no
get Rusie. [ don't know where he is.
I have not heard from him and | have
not sent for him. / have not com1ro-
missed with him and don't intend to-"
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Stamford Beouest Paid.

San Francisco, Cal, May 4.-After
three years. litigation over the estate of
the late Senator Stanford, Mrs. Stan
beouest of S2,5OO,OO0 which the senator
left to Leland Stanford, Jr., university.
This payment means an assured income
to the great institution no matter what
may happen to any person or persons.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
..w;l,;e. wilde in Trouble.

London, May 5.-''Willie" Wilde, broth
or to Oscar Wilde, and formerly the
husband of Mrs. Frank Leslie of New
York. was charged at the Marlborough
police court yesterday with having been
drunk and disorderly on Saturday night
last and with having tried to force his
way into the Criterion restaurant. Wilde
told the magistrate he was sorry and
xvoc fined < Shil1inpS
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
Funeral of Mother Upchurch.

st. Louis, May 1.-The funeral of
Mother Upchurch, widow of the founder
of the A. O. U. W., took place yester;
day at Masonic hall. Grand Marshal
John I. Martin conducted the services.
At the conclusion of the services the
body was escorted to Bellefontaine Gem
etery for interment by the Select
knights, A. Q. U. w, in full uniform
and several of grand and supreme lodge
members.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
CoAin,s Sentence Affirmed

washington, D. c., May 4.-In the
Supreme court today an opinion was rem
dered in the case of f. A. Coffin, accused
of wrecking tie Indianapolis National
bank. affirming the decision of the court
below and therefore confirming the SEN
tence of IMPRISONMENT.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
Arrest Made at Constantinople.

Constantinople, May Con the news
of the death of the Shah reaching here,
it has just transpired, Shiek Diem Ell
Ed-Din, a Persian agitator who is sup
posed to have been the instigator of the
assassination of the Shah, was arrested.
He was subsequently released, owing
to lack of evidence
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
SURROUNDED BY A POSSE.
After He Had Killed Wife and Babe, Ed
win Plant Tries to Escape.

Canaan, Conn, May 4.-Edwn Plant
of Clayton. Mass, three miles from
here, shot and instantly killed his wife,
Ada, and then fired bullet into the
breast of his two weeks old baby, killing
it. He fed and is now in the swamp
surrounded by posse. He refuses to