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CATHOLIC CHIIRCH.

SSundays OF each month:)-high Mass and
Sermon at 10 "A. M.-Catechism at 7. NJ
yespers Sermon and beneaiction at 7:3O p,
MA first Mass is said at $50 a. m. on the
1st Sunday of each mOnth,-On holidays
High Mass Sermon and Penediction at 1915
a. m,--Mass ON week days at O'Clock a. m.
in summer and O'Clock in neutrality-suspicious.
OF the Cross. every Friday evening during
Lent, at 7:3O.-Catechism every SatuI day
after Mass,
REV. PROSPER GoEPFEKT.
Pastor.
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John Radcliffe left Tuesday for a
trip through the far ming country be-
tween here and Merrill to purchase
mich cows. If he does not find any
thing to suit him that far he will
go on farther. He drove through.
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c. & n. ". R. R. TIME TABLE.
CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Services at the Church every Sunday at
O1o:3o Il IN, and 7:3O p. III. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evenings at 1880. unday
school Immediately after morning service,
Young peoples Christian Endeavor one hour
Sunday afternoon at 800,
II, {, ToDD Pastor,
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HAY! HAYH HAYH!

have a lot of both wild and tame
hay in first class condition which | will
sell by the bale, ton or car load lots at
prices to suit.
ToYINY GDEEN
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d. e. Riordan went to North Gran
don Monday, to appear as counsel for
Jas. Donnelly of Three Lakes, who was
arrested last week by Game Warden
Martin, charged with catching fish H.
legally. The case was called Tuesday
and after holly contested legal bat
tie which lasted until one O'Clock yes
terday morning, the case was decided
i'll favor of Mr.. Donnelly.
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Official Proceedings.
OF THE
Town Board Of Supervisors.

(COntinued from last week
EAGLE RIVER, WIS, Apl %, 1895.
Town board met at Town Clerks, Of
flee pursuant to adjournment.
Present: r Stewart and NJ Scheri-
BILE. Jas. Mckinley chairman, being
absent, the board adjourned to call OF
clerk
J, A. DIAMOND.
Town Clerk
By J. w. DIAMOND,
Deputy
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l. ODG Z. . L

TO o F-Eagle River Lodge No 100 meets
Ievcry Monday at their hall over T. beard
Isley's drug store brothers from other
odges are cordially invited
has. Slattery, Sec. Mart IIirzel, u.
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Judge of Circuit Court. C. Bardeen
clerk - s. g. F.. L. Schilling
County Judge. #. w. Mcintyre
Municipal Judge 80. ID. b. Riordan
Sheriff Geo. O'COnnor
District Attorney. ..... N. a. Colman
County Treasurer. Herman Finger
County Clerk ...........C G.. + COlnan
Register of Deeds. ...... ole Swenson
County Surveyor. w. A. Bradford
County Coroner. .................
County Sup't OF Schools. "A. Higgins
JAS Mckinley Eagle River
co. Board Il. /. Laughlin, Minocqua
JOS. Elliott, Arbor Vitae
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~ "a NJ, Eagle River Lodge meets every
II second and fourth tuesday at their hal
Z .over drug store. Visiting brothers cor
Tally invited
J, Radcliffe, Sec. ii. Fin er, NJ.
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Minutes OF previous meeting read and approved
Supervisor
offered by Supervisor I l LaughIn be adopted
ution
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Villas County
WHEREAS the lands described
and the
assigned said Villas county and
lands having been sold by said Villas county Tor the DELINQUENT taxes Tor
1894 offered for sale by the
County Villas county the for the year 1885, and
market value
excessively for said and
WHEREAS lands Stewart Scott Lumber Co.
have made proposition through Attorney
said and held said Villas county, including ce
Villas will authorize the assignment
said Lumber Co.. and execute the
which
taken deeds receipt payment from said Stewart
Lumber fifty the face of all held
said lands aforesaid and also fifty cent OF the
certificates the of which have
not been heretofore redeemed against lands upon when SAD county mas
Deeds
NOW THEREFORE,, vi
county, authorized
certificates
the lands described in the list hereto annexed
ceipt Of the face certificates,
IT THEREFORE,
r = n, ia C,nu Ias anan daeIs mon reo.nt of S.
TI1AucHL1N
Dated this 18th day of May
Motion adopted Mckinley
lin, and Joseph Elliott Noes, none.
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(Contnu from last
Clerks Eagle River Wis., May r. 1885, 1880 O'Clock
Board adjournment.
I4aushh
ute o pteviou meeting
Supervisor Mckinley resolution
Offer Laughlin be adopted:
4.
STATE WISCONSIN,
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EAGLE RIVER, WIS. Apl. %, 1896.

EAGLE. RIVER, WIS. Apl. %, 1896.
Town board met on call Of Clerk.
Present, JAS Mckinley. Chairman:
r. Stewart and Mat Scherible, Super
visors.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
On motion the following resolution
offered by Supervisor Stewart was
adopted.
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-Larry Badeau Of Interior, Nlichi-
gan, was in town Saturday being re-
paired up by the doctors. The night
before while coming across from Trout
Creek to Interior, the team that Ire
was driving ran away. throwing him
out of the wagon, dislocating his
shoulder and breaking his collar bone.
He was attended by DR.. Neville, assis,
ted by Walter OConnor, and in Il few
weeks he will be as good as ever.
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COUNTY OFFICERS, ETC.
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Terms of Court. ...................
Municipal court ,.leets on call,
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Villas County.

Whereas. the resolution No ? adop-
ted by the board of supervisors OF sali
town at their meeting on April 4th,
1895. authorizing d + Riordan, town
attorney for said town, to make al of
fer of judgment, permitting Mrs. W.
Ii Knox to take judgment against
said town for the sum of eighteen hun
dred (1SO0) dollars in settlement for
suit at that time pending, between
the said town of Eagle River and said
Mrs Knox, and
Whereas said Judgment was entered
the sixth day of April A d 1896,
Now Therefore Resolved, by the
board of supervisors OF said town that
y NJ Barry all Attorney at law, be and
he is hereby authorized to argue be-
fore Judge Bardeen, a judge OF the
circuit court, the set ting aside OF said
Judgment.
Signed,
Il. Stewart.
Dated April 18th 1896.
On motion the board adjourned to
this evening at 7:30 p m.
IA DIAMOND,
Clerk.
BvJ w DIAMOND,
Deputy.
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PERSONAL and GENERAL.
Social, Personal and General Happen
jngs Of the Week.

Scale cards for sale at this office.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28

g H. Clark 'of Rhinelander, was
in town Friday calling on his old
friends. ''Gid" is candidate for the
Republican nomination for the assem-
bly, this fall and was over here to see
how this part of the district felt to-
wards him. Heis well known here
and has hosts of friends who would be
glad to see him get the nomination,
and will do all they can to help him,
especially as it has been understood
here that Mr.. Yawkey positively re-
fuses to be a candidate again.
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H. P. Axelberg has taken up
quarters in A. w. McLeod's law office,
and the gentlemen have formed CO.
partnership in the insurance business
under the firm name of Mcleod & AK
elbero .-Washburn News.
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30 charged 4 large number of subsidy
deeds for the railroad have bocn recorded
az the expense Of the county wc nhe
railroad commlttee) won't 20 ihe county
court and succeeded IN getting 1t 10 re-
cord these deeds NJ the expense Of The
county A large figure wis charged on
the hooks In order 20 keep the accounts
straight. although the work actually cost
not 10 exceed $40 Tho people OF tine
city and county donated this property 70
tho railroad. and the committee had gone
20 great expense In connection with the
matter and felt tha, the county ought 10
record the deeds free of charge TO the
donors Of tho land This Il DID.
1T strikes me that the circular Issued
by Mr. sllaa B Smith. chairman Of the
Popullst party IL very much Ike the
man who has failed In his own businesa
and turns around 10 tell his successful
nelEhbors how 20 conduct theirs
"Alr Gunderron has always proved
himself 10 be- perfect gentleman in the
ofiice. ready and willing at al times TO
furnish tho most trivial information 10
anyone inqulring of him. 10 not think
that wo could ma better man 70 act as
county recorder"
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DEATH or A MIsER
Said 70 Have Buried Several Thousand
Dollars on His Ranch.

Said 20 Have Buried Several THOUSAND
Dollars on HIS Ranch.
Tho funeral Of Charles Runge. who
dio.l az the hospital on Wednesday from
consumption. Will take place today from
the undertaking pariors Of VIM. Pohl
The interment will be IN ClataOp come
terry The county viii pay for the burial
Runge lived az Deep River. and was
found IN an unconscious condition In bis
cabin several days ago He was brought
10 this city and taken 10 the hospital
but the best medical attendance failed
TO save the mans life. and he died We'd
nosdny Runge WIS always thought 10
be slightly demented. and his neighbOrs
had noticed on several occasions that he
acted queerly. Some time ago he was
paid n large sum by q check on local
bank Coming TO Astoria. he went 10
the bank and demanded his money. He
appeared quite sane az the time The
cashier suggested 20 the man that, n ne
had no immediate usc Tor the money. he
would do well by allowing Il to remain
IN the bank. no he could get a good rate
or interest This Rungc fauy refused
10 DO and upon being asked his reason.
said he could not toll when conditions
would Va change that be would receive
silver IN place OF gold He appeared 10
De very much infatuated with the yellow
metal and snid. now that he had gold.
hc would Keep H.
The man is said 70 have buried large
aInount ~ aionsy on bis rnBch he was
known 10 have been in possession OF large
sums % yhEious times. and has always
lived like a miser eating only the cheap
est food and doing without any comforts
whatever II is said ho has about Sie0c
hurlel on hts farm.
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JUDGE NoRTHUP's STRENGTH.

The Oregouian,
General John b. Weaver OF Iowa, the
great apostle OF free silver, who has been
canvassing Oregon in the interest of the
Populst party returned to Portland
yesterday. He has been in Wasco, Gil
liam and Morrow counties, talking for
the white metal. and advocating the elee-
tlon OF Quinn for congressman Every
where he spoke he was greeted with big
meetings, and. amongst the Populists,
the feeling he describes is very strong
In favor of electing straight-out silver
man to congress, General Weaver says:
"The Democratic vote is vanishing in
Eastern Oregon. II is going to the Pop
ulists Judge Northup win poll a very
large vote east of the mountains, and
am very much surprised to see so many
leading Republicans active in support or
the sound-money candidate, was told
by a reliable citizen of Umatilla county
that Northup would get 500 votes in the
city of Pendleton, which surprises me,
In Wasco county, also, Judge Northup
will get big vote; in fact, he will do so
all over Eastern oregon,
During my tour, l heard no talk OF
Ellis. not even in his own county--Mor-
row. 1t may be possible that Ellis will
get less than 100 majority, but | really
think that he will not even carry his
own county. The congressional fight Is
really between Northup and Quinn. and,
naturally, our candidate has the best OF
the fight"
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DECORATION DAY PROGRAM


Grand Marshal, samuel Elmore, at
Griffin & Reeds
Band form ON nth street, right resting
on Commercial street.
Military under Capt. Wherlty. on Com
mrrcial street left resting en- nth street
Teachers ana children o! the Pubic
schools. as follows McClgry's school,
form on nth street left resting on Com
merc.al. Shivelys. Adair's and Alder
brook form OH nth street right resting
ON Commercial, east side.
Astoria Military Band on Commercial
left resting on llth street
Civic societies, on Commercial street.
right resting on 18th street. in the follow
ing order
Independent Order OF Red Men
Seaside Lodge. No, u, 40. U, W.
Finnish Brotherhood,
Scandinavian Benevolent Society,
Forcsars, Elks and others,
Woman's Relief Corps,
Cushing Post. G, A. Il,
The procession will be formed in the
order given above
Line of Macch-North on nth to Bond;
west on Bond to eth; south on Ith to
Commercial: east on Commercial to 18TH;
south on 18th TO cemetery.
Ritualstic exercises, decorating graves,
address by the chaplain, und return to
Fishers Hall and dismiss,
II morning Is wet. would recommend
that children march to hall and hold SER
Vices there. Respectfully,
w c. CASSELL,
THOS IDEALLY.
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
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PROHIBITIONISTS
ARE DIVIDED
The National Convention Rejected a
Free Silver Plank, and the Del
egates Split Up.
TWO PROHIBITION PARTIES
Original rarty Nominates Candidates for
President and yiee-rresideat. and
the New Is Tryiag to Adopt
flatiorm.

I Pittsburg. May &.-The Prohibition na-
( tional convention today nominated the
following ticket: President, Joghua II.
Leyering, OF Maryland. vice. president.
I Hale johnson. OF Illinois.
The silver plank was rejected and the
candidates were placed upon the thinnest
kind OF narrow guage platform, eni-
bodying merely the principle Of prohiti-
ton and even emitting the woman suf-
frage plank. which has been the feature
OF It's platforms for years past Ex-Gov-
ernor John r. ST. John. seconded BY near
ly all the Western delegates. made gnl-
liant fight for the free coinage Of silver.
and Helen II. Goughar. OF Indiana. ana
Mrs. Poole. Of New York. struggled In
vain for woman suffrage; but tne narrow
suage people controlled the convention
and took everything.
When nominations for president were
reached. the name OF Charles Bentley,
Of Nebraska. a broad guage candidate,
was not presented. his boom having been
bursted by the overwhelming defeat OF
the silver forces at the afternoon session.
AT late hour q number OF broad guage
delegates left the hall with the ayowed
intention of organizing a new party.
The entire afternoon session was given
to the discussion Of the money plank
The argument was spirited, but by rule
Of the convention the speakers were linn
tied to ten minutes each. IL developed
that the fight was not so much one OF
gold vs.. silver as it was Of the narrow
guage faction against the free silver ad-
yocates. Ex-Governor St John spoke for
the plank. remarking he would vote for
( free silver. not only because he consider
ed It right. but because his constituents
instructed him TO- and the debate con-
tlnued until nearly o'clock when vote
was finally reached, which resulted sSg
for and ~ against the plank The VIC
tory OF the narrow guage faction and the
defeat OF the free silver men was greeted
with wild applause.
The broad guage element left this con-
vention hall late tonight and organized
rump convention In another hail. Elev-'
en- state chairmen were among the boilers
and twenty-four states are represented.
They are now engaged in the formation
Of new party and the adoption Of
platform and the nomination Of candi-
dates for president and vice-president.
Moore, Of Nebraska, is presiding. Among
the prominent boilers are Helen NJ. Gou-
gar. Ex-Governor st. John, r. 5. Thomu-
son and L. B. Logan. A motion TO name
the new party the National party was
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VERY HONORABLE.

San Francisco. May 2S,-A novel peti-
ton was presented to the probate court
today by Jane l.. Stanford, widow OF
Senator Stanford. Ever since the death
of her husband Mrs. Stanford has, under
order of the court been drawing fam
lily allowance of $4,000 per month. AT
her request Judge Coffey today reduced
this allowance TO $500 a month. pending
further order of the court. Mrs. Stan
ford considered the reduction Of her al
Iowance necessary because of the present
condition of the estate.
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81. Louis. May 2s.-The work Of hand
ling the unidentified bodies was quickly
reduced to a system by Coroner Waite.
The dead were placed in rows behind
screens. The crowds Of people searching
for lost friends and the morbIdly curious
which thronged about the morgue glided
past the dead-room at a rapid pace. The
bodies were identified rapidly and as fast
as identified were removed, and their
places were taken by constantly arriving
corpses.
The scenes among the bodies were
pitiful. a corps OF hospital nurses being
constantly employed caring for fainting
women and terrified. shrieklng children.
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F1FrY-F1vE WERE KILLED.

Victoria, May &.-The work of rescue
at the scene of the bridge disaster was
completed this afternoon. when the last
OF the bodies was recovered by the div
ers. The death roll includes fifty-five
names and It is feared that two or three
strangers may yet be missing. Evidence
is accommodating showing grave negligence
on the part Of the city authorities, they
having been warned the day before the
accident that the bridge would not hold.
This afternoon was given up to the funer-
ais of the victims. Twenty hurials are
arranged for tomorrow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-29
ANOTHER CYCLONE.
Havoc in the Capital City by Regular
Western Cyclone.

western cyclone.
Washington. May 2S-For the third
time in ten days Washington has expe-
rienced a cyclone, and for twenty min
utes this afternoon wind swept the city
and rain beat down with violence sug-
gestive of the st. Louis horror. With
newspaper stories of yesterdays tornado
fresh in their minds, the sudden sweep OF
the storm caused much suffering to ner-
vous folks.
The wind came from the southwest at
the beginning, about half-past =, and rap
idly increasing in velocity, swung around
to northwest and north, and tore along,
sweeping away roofs from a number OF
buildings, including the Lutheran Memo
rial church, uprooting scores of trees
all over the city and doing other injury.
Much damage was done TO the splendid
foliage of the executive mansion grounds
and two Of the finest of the large old
trees were torn up by the roots. making
four lost In a week by storms. The wind
acted like a genuine western cyclone in
the White House grounds, cutting trees
and great limbs in clean but narrow
path across the rear lawn.
At the capitol the storm caused tenn
porary suspension of business. The tenn
perature fell thirty-one degrees in fif-
teen minutes The force Of the wind for
the first five minutes averaged sixty
miles an hour, gradually increasing to
seventy-one miles for the last I'VE min
utes
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FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 2.-An OF the lines be-
tween here and St. Louis claimed during
the afternoon that their service was in
fair condition. but up to late hour in
the afternoon not train had entered the
city from St. Louis. In one Of the offices
OF the chioago-st Louis roads II was
said that absolutely nothing was known
Of the trains due from either OF the Mis-
sissippi river towns
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-29
THE sTATE GRANGE.

McMinnville, Or. May 2S-The Oregon
State Grange elected the following Off
GERS today:
w. NJ. Hillary, of Marion. master; b.
G.. Leedy. overseer; J. Costo, lecturer;
Frank Wilson, assistant steward; J. W.
Messenger, chaplain ]. B. stump, treas
urer; ]. II. Scott, secretary; J. r. Booth,
gatekeeper; Mrs. NJ, c, Connell, po-
mona Mrs. French, flora; Mrs. Clark
ceres: Mrs. Waldron, lady assistant stew
ard
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ARMY OFFICERS.

Washington, May &-The president to-
day sent the following nominations 10 the
senate: Lieutenant-Colonel r. {. Corbin,
assistant adjutant general to be colonel
and assistant adjutant general; Major
Arthur Macarthur. assistant adjutant gen.
eral. to be lieutenant-colonel and assist
ant adjutant general; First Lieutenant
Jos. Z. Kahne, corps of engineers, to be
captain; Second Lieutenant JAY ]. Nor
row. corps of engineers, TO be first heu-
tAnaut
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FOR THE SUFFERERS.

Washington, May &.-A resolution for
the relief OF the ST. Louis sufferers Was
passed by both houses and reached the
president about o'clock and was signed
by him ten minutes later
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wreck II beyond estimate and the loss
Of NE cannot BE- estimated.
Tbs most wholesale slaughter was az
Eleventh and Rutger streets. where thir-
teen persons were crushed 20 death In
the Aockheimer saloon and boarding
house. Many others are known 70 be
buried in adjacent houses on Rutger
street The ruin was 20 complete that
the police and volunteers did not know
where TO begin the work Of clearing
away the debris
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-29
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Mount Vernon. Ill. May a.-Mrs. Mar
garet Carroll. Robert Foster and three
children and their aunt are reported
killed. near jefferson City. this county,
by the cyclone last night Many were
injured all over the county.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-29
BISHOPS SALARIES.

Cleveland, May 2S.--At the Methodist
conference today 1t was decided TO pay
the bishops $1,000 per year and travelling
expenses. The Rev. DR.. A. n. Fisher was
chosen as editor Of the Pacific Christian
Advocate.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-29
FAYETTE COUNTY.

vandalia. Ill. May 2.-The cyclone last
night swept over Irvington and Rich
view south Of here. destroying every
thing in It's path and killing outright
thirteen persons.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-29

st. Louis May "a public meeting
was held In Grand Hall Of the Merchants
Exchange noon today, and $1,000 was
raised in less than an hour for sufferers
by Wednesday nights storm.
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PRAYER FoR NE sUFFERERs.

Washington. May 2.-The St Louis
horror was the theme OF touching ana
eloquent prayer by the Rev. Dr. Milburn.
the blind chaplain OF the senate, at the
opening OF the session today.