Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20
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Marquis Yamagata, the noted Japan
ese statesman. will give a banquet to the
governors staff at the Waldorf hotel
New York.
Col. f. G. Denison, member of the
Dominion Parliament for West Toronto,
died at Toronto. This officer was in
command of the Canadian Voyageurs.
who accompanied the British expedition
up the Nile in 1885.
Some young women in Toronto and
other Eastern Canadian cities, where
there is surplus female population, Of
fered to go to Vancouver, where women
are scarce. if a matrimonial bureau is
established
Rev Charles Parkhurst, editor of
lions Herald, spoke at the Old Town
(MeD conference and during his remarks
referred 70 the recent appointment of
Frank Jones of Portsmouth, n. H., as
trustee Of Kent Hill seminary He de-
clared that he would rather have seen
the seminary burned to ashes than to
have seen a brewer chosen as a trustee
of the institution.
indications are that the national
headquarters of the Hotel Walters as
ISOLATION will be removed from st. Louis
to Chicago.
The aseptolin cure for consumption
has been tried on three conyicts in the
Il
remarka BILE success.
1t is reported at Shanghai that the
japanese government has perempt0rlly
forbidden the proposed japanese indus
trial undertakings in and about that
city.
The prizes to the winners in the
Olympian games will be branches from
the olive trees at Olympia Gas was the
ancient custom). The intention of be-
s1IA
doned
Pierre LoriHard's Lame Rock ran
with fourteen others at Newmarket but
was not placed. Lord Rosebery's flly
Harangue won: Sir J. Blundell Naples
Sardine second and Sir r. Waldie Grit
fths' Confusion third.
-Sedalia Mo- capitalists presented :.
bond signed by the American Surety
company of New York, for the carrying
out of the provisions of the constitutions
al amendment removing the Missouri
capital from Jefferson City to Sedalia.
AT a meeting of the Pittsburg Win
dow Glass association and the Western
Window Glass association, held in In
dianapolis, it was decided, owing to the
glut in the glass market, to close down
every window glass factory i'll the Unit
ed States on May 20.
Part of a Missouri Pacific freight
JfdIil went lHTOuSu a Span dIIOSo Inc
Gascon river near St. Louis. No lives
were lost.
At the Presbyterian church at Cold
water, Mich. the Rev. III. p Colin read
his resignation from the pulpit. Some
objection had been made because of his
liberal views, and rather than have
controversy he preferred to resign. Mr..
Collin has been pastor Of the church
eighteen years.
A deputy sheriff left Duluth for
Tower, carrying a warrant for the ar
rest of Erwin Ball, manager of the Min
nesota mine at that place. He is charged
with violating the statute which pro-
vides that man shall not be discharged
because he is member of a labor union.
The prosecution is instigated by the
Trades assembly of Duluth.
Sentences of death were affirmed by
the New York court of appeals in the
case of the three New York city muir
derers, namely, Turft Tuczkewitz, Louis
2. Herman and Charles Pustolka. Tucz
keWitZ, was convicted Of the murder Of
Adolph Balensiefer, his business partner
Herman shot and killed his wife in a
family quarrel. Pustoika stabbed his
wife eleven times because he believed
her. unfaithful.
A fire which started at o'clock in
the morning in three-story tenement
house in Cleveland caused a loss of So
600 and put the lives of the members of
fifteen families in peril for brief period.
The Turkish embassy in London. has
issued a statement to the effect that
Christian missionaries and priests peace
fully executing their work will not be
molested in Turkey, but that the Porte
reserves the right to. remove those. guilty
of illegalsacts.
AT Paris Prince Sagan has ssehal-
lenged NJ Hermant, author Of the play
..Lamente" 1t is said that the trouble
grows out Of personal reflections con