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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-10
The showing of the members OF tn
yVaStorn League is summarized below:
Death in q Mud Scow.

A mud scow in tow OF rne tug AiiuFeW
Green was the scene of an explosion at
Chicago at 2 O'clock Saturday morning
which sank the boat, resulted III tue
drowning of one man and broke WINDOWS
out of the butfy6ngs for s3locks arouno
fJ,he Andrew Green wasteYlng Two scoWs
loaded with refuse from TIP STOCK yarus.
Just rs the boats reached the Hush street
bridge the gases which had Accumulated
an the mass of offal in the bottom OF the
last of the scows exploded with ire
mendnuS report.
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STOPS BIG BULLETS.
Fail to Make Holes in Zcglen's Patent
Cloth.

>. Casimir Zeg,en's bullet-proof cloth was
Ausyvcted to another set OF tests at the
Chicago College of Dental Surgery. NO
life was risked in the experiments, Tor 1t
was sadaver and not live human beng
that was placed behind the suit OF arnor
I1he cloth was shot at about twenty-five
times by an officer of the Austrian army
with thirty eight and forty-four Gambler
revolvers, but was not damaged In the
least The cloth was struck on one spot
by two of the larger bullets in succession
with force enough to break one of the
ribs of the corpse, but was not itself
piprcetI
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FISHING.

-fIE Eagle Waters abound in black green bass pike
pickere and muskellunge the gamiest them ALL are
plentiful in these waters Hardly day passes that one or
of these fierce fighters caught splendid testimonial
of the captors skill angler
Most important to every fisherman the question of bait
Fine frogs aud mnnows will always be found this resort as
well complete assortment of hooks lines and other para
phernaia for the fisherman
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,h.r,+ance Tax Law Invalid.

President Judge Hanna of the Orphans
court at Philadelphia, in adjudicating the
estate of George Blight, deceased, decid-
ed that the new direct inheritance tax law
is unconstitutional The law was recent
ly passed by the Legislature, is a revenue
measure. and was expected to add be-
tween 100000 and 100000 annually
70 the revenue of the State. The question
win probably be carried to the Supreme
Court for final decision.
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HOTEL AND COTTAGES,

THE hotel is built entirely of logs and pro-
vide the comforts and necessities the time with it's
rustic appearance which of the charms the resorts in
Northern Wisconsin, 1t stands high ground with steps
running down the level where there cottages
wide verana extends along the front making and
inviting The hotel being build of logs, is always cool with
sitting and large dining which occupies one
end of the building The sleeping up are large
and roomy with good ventilation white ena1eed beds and
good mattresses.
The ofceis in separate building adjacent the hotel
Here the gentlemen find opportunity for the yarns
natural t. the surroundings The guides quarters
in this building Good cigars and tobaccos are kept
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TO BIDE THEIR TIME.

Miners Decide in Convention to POST
pone the Strike.
There will be no strike of the $4,000
miners in the Pittsburg district for the
present. This was decided at Thursday 8
delegate convention, and is largely due
to National President Ratchford's address
advising moderation. Resolutions were
adopted demanding uniform rate of SO
cents per ton for mining, but deferring
l,.ssarikn until such time as the national
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-10
TRAIN STRIKES A COACH.
Five Killed and Thirteen Injured on
Long Island.

Five Killed and Thirteen Injured on
Long Island.
A Long Island passenger train crashed
into a coach containing picnicking party
of twenty-one young people on the Mer-
rick Road near Valley Stream, L. l., Mon
day afternoon. Of the twenty-one mem
bers of the Alpha Delta Theta Society
of Green Avenue Baptist Church, Brook
lyn, who were on the coach, five are dead,
two fatally hurt, and eleven others are
more or less severely injured. Only one
man had time to jump. The others were
piled up in the wreck. When the train
steamed back to the scene of horror men
and women were lying all about, four OF
them already still in death and fourteen
others in agony. Even after the dead
and wounded had been taken away hui
man fragments were found among the
shattered panels and1twisted harness.
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Appeal to Great Father,

A delegation of full-blooded Cherokee
Indians have left Tah,equah, /. T., for
Washington, where they hope to protest
to President Mckinley against the
changes proposed in the Indian territory.
Claiming to represent 1900 full-blood
Cherokees, they viii ask the President
not to sign the Indian appropriation bill,
which carries some of the obnoxious
measures
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RETRIEVE FOR DURRANT.

Stay Granted for San Francisco's Fa-
nous Condemned Man.
Attorneys for Theodore Durrant, who is
under sentence of death for the murder
of Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams
in a San Francisco church, have gained
for him a new lease of life of at least
four months by successful efforts to place
the case before the United States SUI
preme Court for review.
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Defamer Loses HE Ears.

The report reaches Lima, Peru, from
Sucre, Bolivia, that Senior Argandonas, a
young man of good family, whose sister
has been maligned, as alleged, by one
of the attaches of the Chilean legation in
Bolivia. cut off the ears of the offender.
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THE EAGLE WATERS.

HE widely famed Eagle Waters have been divided GEO
graphically into two distinct divisions the upper and low
er chains The lower chain comprises nine lakes viz Rb
Duck, Lynx Otter; Eagle. Scattering Rice Muskellunoe
Catfish and Cranberry The upper consists Of eobteen
lakes known as Long Lake. Planting Ground Island Med
cne' Big and Little Fork, Spirit, Virgin and Julia
ne two chains are connected by the Eagle River which
by means OF short portage entire chain passab
LOT 70" boats Cathsl on which lake the Grand View Re-
o located occupies position nearly in the of the
two chains
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Great Cron in Kansas.

Kansas will produce over 100000
sbushels of wheat this year. From every
section of the State the most fattering
reports are received. Many fields are
ready for the harvest in the southern
sections, where the crop is six feet high.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-10
The Grand View Resort

HIS resort is reached by the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway which furnishes excellent TRANSFORMATION rrainv
with seepers leave Chicago at D. M and reach EaoI River
at 1870 the next morning.
Quests will be met at the train with light comfortable
conVeyances and the short ride the resort will be fonnd
heahfu and enjoyable in the bracng morning air. vino one
keen appetite for beakfast
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Insane Fathers Deed.

Edgar Harris, a Baltimore letter-car-
rier, shot and killed his 12-year-old son
George and his daughter Ada, wounded
his daughter Ella, aged IA, and then turn
ed the pistol ON himself Harris is thought
ito have been mentally unbalanced by the
recent death Of his wife, to whom he was
deeply devoted.
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Poi1er Factory Burned.

At Warren, o., the boiler works were
badly damaged by fire early Sunday
morning. The loss, about $4,000, is GOV
cred by insurance. The proprietors vii
erect temporary building at once, and
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KING Of Fruit Farms Sold.

L. &. Moore, of Kansas City, No., has
purchased from William Byers ascontrol-
ling interest in the famous Olden fruit
farm st O,den, Mo-, and becomes presi-
dent ST the company. The Osden is the
largest farm in the world devoted ex-
c.usiyely to the culture Of fruit.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-10

SLady Henry somerset Honored.
h 16eeam from Lortlpn states thal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-10
Athletes of the Diamond.

Following is the standing of the clubs
of the National Baseball League:
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Al TGEn Ic Anni ISEn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14

Actual cash bal S22G Col s22j 3Ol ST. $50
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were SIG. $50: Internal revenue receipts.
S2a4 9O1. and the miscellaneous receipts SOB
GA: total Government receipts for the day ST.
oS1.33o; expenditures, S2o53ooo; excess OF cx-
pendtures 1871 go. Receipts for the month to
date, S11o1I1iG: expenditures S1S.03S. 900;
cess of expenditures. S2.06O.2S4. Receipts for
the fiscal year 20 date. 500, 49,, 9tD expendi-
lures sos. 1873 80: excess Of expenditures SiO.-
975,372: receipts of National bank notes for re-
demptOn. SlSJO9l.
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were So
$1,000. and payments. S5,22G.751. resulting in a
general balance Of S20060l. 31i. consisting of
S133 123 3l3 coin and So ,J32. OO1 currency. The
Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the Clear
ing House of Sl;s2431. and it's net loss on bal
ance was 81 71O4lS made up by a loss in coin of
SI4o.I2I, and a loss in currency Of 500. I21.
BURLINGTON'S ANNUAL REPORT
Compared with 1895 the report Of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
for 1896 makes an encouraging showing. but
gives deficit for the year of SS13 642. after the
payment of all charges and dividends. In other
words. there was paid to the stockholders in the
year SSl3.G42 in excess OF net earnings, that
amour; being taken from the accumulated sur
plus Of other years. The president Of the COM
pany in his report. says: THE corn crop Of
1896 was larger even than that OF 1895. the Gov
eminent estimate being 22S3, lG5 bushels,
against Dbl 13S. $50 bushels In 1895 for the
whole country. Inc flNe states or ILLINOIS, Ne
braska. Missouri and Kansas harvested In 1896
1,329. 1874, J96 bushels, compared with |. 122,-
1J6,2Gl bushels the year before. The extremely
low price of has held back shipments.
Sinking funds have increased during the year
81 2t,93S of which sum Sill ISL was paid d.
rectly from the earnings of the year. and the
remainder. S4IS.11i. was the accumulation of
interest bonds held in the funds. This sink
ing fund increase used in purchasing
81 59s 100 bonds Of which 500 900 bonds were
cancelled. and S104610 100 remain uncancelled in
the sinking fund investments. The directors
will lay before the stockholders at the annual
meeting In May proposal to change the fiscal
year TO make il begin July and end June
80. This is done principally for the sake Of con-
venience in making up the various reports re-
CURED by National and State boards most Of
which for the fiscal year ending with June.
The proposed change. if adopted. will involve
the holding OF another stockholders meeting this
year in November. and the annual meeting
thereafter will be held in November instead Of
in MAJ. The report this year is consolidation
Of all lines in the system The funded debt
increased by S32JU0O0 and decreased by ST.
$4,000. making net increase Of S1,61I,OOO.
and total of SIPS $4,000. The outstanding
funded debt Of controlled roads not owned by
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. S24,
80. 00G on December 81 making the total funded
debt OF the whole system $l530SS9o0"
The details Of operations follow:
1896 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14
financial nleetinas.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
once Of THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
o~' - RAILWAY CO, - -
ERIE PENNSYLVANIA. March 18th. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
~ ing Of the Stockholders Of The Lake shore ana
Michigan Southern Railway Company has been duly
called and held a, the chief once OF the Com.
psny station Of the Company in the City Of
Erie Pennsy Ivanfa-On Thursday, the goth
~ ~ yIay. 1897. at O'clock T. NJ, TO take
artion and 10 in approval or dsspproyal Of the
70 increase the Indebtedness OF the Company
~ ps ISSUE Of aggregate. principal sum no.
W @ SO payable June ]. 1891 bearing inter-
est ~ he rate three and oneh elf 81 one per cen,
- an,,n, paysble annually, both principal and
Interest 10 be payable in gold coin OF The United states
-, bo ,resent standard Of weight and nneness and
crity FOR such make and execute and 10 de-
i,,ar -, some Trust Company in the city Of NewYcrS.
~ 20 come other Trustee Trustees, 10 be designated
tsoard % Directors mortgage OF all II
leasehod Interests equipment and fran
~ income the Lake Shore and Michigan
n,ha-n hallway Company and accordingly 10 increase
~ Of the Railway Company 10 the
NJ ia aggregate principal shall txceed the
!n a Nod Indebtedness OF the Railway Company;
ihs .nan ~ and approve Of any mortgage that may
70 r.ssnted 10 meeting for securing the said bonds:
e ratify the proceedings OF the Board OF Directors
ssntborizing such bonds and mortgage
GU o., arJe1 Of the Board of Directors
by o''s' r. d WORCESTER. Secretary.
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once OF THE LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
CLEVELAND. ONO; March Eth. 1897.
H,0rIcE Is hereby given that q Special Meet.

NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet.
~ ,r - the Stockholders OF The Lake Shore and
Micbiga6 Southern Railway Company has been d.ly
"a will be held at the Companys principal Office
enieI Gland in the State OF Ohio on Thursday,
~ 1N,,, day OF May. 1897. AT 10 o'clock A. N. Tor
Wy considerng voting and deciding whetaer
me tockhoders OF the Company shall consent; and 81
VI. aid Company through It's Board Directors
@ nronor offcers and deliver an
az is bonds for aggregate principal sum exceeding
Ia 900 m nayabe 1897. bearing the
rae Of three onehaf Of one per cent annum.
1919. semi annually both principal and interest
in gold coin Of the United States OF the present
I'd Of weight and nneness and as security for
,cb hrnas make and execute and to deliver
Trust Company in the City of Network, to some
be designated by the Board
% directors OF or all OF the railroads.
,sosshod interests equipment and franchises and income
~ The lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
MANY and accordingly to increase the Indebtedness Of The
oii.av Company to that said prln.
nal sum shall exceed the existing Indebtedness Of said
Company: and to and approve OF any mort
Sags that may be presented meeting FOR securing
fhe said bonds; and ratfy the proceedings OF no
Of authorizing such bonds and mortgage
nv order OF Board Of Directors.
ny E. d. WORCESTER Secretary.
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financial.
Union Pacific, Lincoln & Colorado
Railway Company.


Al the request Of holders Of large numoer Oh "e
bonds above named undersigned have conseheu W
act as Committee the protection or their interests
A protectiv. agreement has been prepared TOT 0"e
Fr., Mortgage Bonds the above mentioned conpa''
comics Of which may be obtained at the once OF e o
Colony Trust Company. Boston. the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. in New York. under the terms
~ which holders hereby invited to deposit 'her
bonds with said Old Colony Trust Company III
Boston or Guaranty Trust Company OF We"
York in New York, which will issue their neso''aoe
receipts therefor.
Az II Is important prompt action should be taken
the time for receiving deposits OF these BOMBS mas pee
limited n and including June 1st 1897 after which date
the committee may decline to receive further oePos"'
except upon such terms as they shall dec'de 10 'p'
CHARLES f. COTTING.
Chairman.
CHARLES $. TUCKERMAN.
JAMES JACKSON.
WILLIAM r. GLYN. ...
CHARLES n. TYLER Counsel to Committee
GEO W DAVENPORT. Secretary. fremont ST. nos'o"'
BOSTON and New York, April 3. 1897
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coupon Is of 1907 at ti2a. $1,000 at - l11ao$S i
at ILL., and 81 40 coupon 5s at 114x. Final


Ten shares of Tradesmens Bank s'ocA '''u
at 95. e,o,
Railroad bonds we're irregular at sInal' ilnal
changes few more net cams ss s,,s rere made by
recorded The principal net losses were ,.aue on ~.
Ann Arbor first Is ] to 49, jersey 49," -. 1S,n.
eral Js | to 100: the registered rs y 10 iIU ,
Iowa Central first 3s " 10 w. Inh ond Grand
Island frsts. / to ~. The chief net gains were
in Atchson Adjustment Is, z to 41ts, Denver osd
and Rio Grande hrsts TO sa cads na AZ to 5S%:
Texas and Pacific second incomes. a u. no i'12;
Wisconsin Central first receipts "a to 30; and
New-York Central frst depen.ure os , ~ ,onn
was = per cent for sixty days. ~ per cent Tor
three months ) per cent Tor iour inontns, ana
$780, per cent for six months. commercial
paper "a. "A per cent for the best names for all
periods
The foreign exchange market was dull and ID. un-
changed. Posted sterling closed at - So1s@
81 81 and 81 SSh for long and short bills re-
spectively. Rates for actual business closed as
follows
Sterling .s s9s's; so. 5s9s Rs%a?%
Reichsmarks o5a 49,. POS
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: Boston--Par and &c. discount
Charleston Buying. par; selling. Is premium
San Francisco-Sight. 17isc. telegraph. 20c.
Commercial SOC premium; bank. 81 30
premium. Chicago-3jc. premium. ST. Louis
SOC, premium.
Bank clearings In this city were: Exchanges
s113911 500; balances $3.50 GAG baltimore
Exchanges. $3.50, 1872: balances. S2S2. S2S. Phil
Observation-Disclosures. S11.2463S0 balances. ST.
S15,S30. observation-disclosures. S1I.92o,Jl6 bal
ances. 81 S23 903 Chicago-Exchanges. S13-
49,. al: balances. S1.169.2S9.
The commercial price of bar silver was 621sc
Mexican silver dollars 4slk. In London bar sill
yer advanced 1-16 to 2S1kd. Silver exports to-
morrow, 520,OW ounces.
Money on call in London was y per cent
open market discount ! 1-16m rs per cent for
both short and long bills British consols closed
at 112 for money and 1121s for the account
Paris exchanges on London, - francs IL CEN
times French rentes. 102 francs q centmes
Discount rate in Paris. per cent Discount
rate in Berlin, pa per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results Of two days ago, COM
pared with the last preceding statement gives
the following balances:
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TRAVELLERS THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will IND The Tribune nle a, leading Hotels ana va
az the principal Banks. Americans contemplating gosns
abroad should consult the European advertisements VIII
appear every Sunday. Wednesday and saturday vny
select and reliable announcements published y.
avoid much ANNOYANCE ana dissatisfaction caused os mss
OF the sp-calea Guide Books. Our London once
Fleet-s r. g. lie open all Tribune readers CUISINES
OF pleasure; doesn't matter. The welcome 10 the ssm%
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Oipi0ru0 Notices.


THE; PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY
CHcinna.i ohio March 10. 1891
vI'HE DIRECTORS OF this Company have THIS
L day declared regular quarterly dividend Of TWO
PER GENT on Preferred StocN ~ the Company, pay
ale on and after April 18th The transfer books will os
closed from April LIST 70 April 10Th inclusive,
~ D. H. GAMBLE Sec'y
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V,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold.

Il ars NJ THE HERCULES BRICK MACHINE COM
PAW ,or the election for the ensuing
ana for the transaction such other business may
n-onerx como h,f,e fhe viii b. held It's Office.
No la6 Liberty street New York city, on Wednesday,
Anril 2Sth al eleven OD O'Clock a. m.
"' par rriar ~, Hoard pr,ctHs f. CI.APP. sec'y
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEw-JERsEY.
Central Fulfilling Liberty West Washington Streets
NETWORK. April :. 1881
~ Office is hereby given that the annual meet.
~ ing the stockholders Of the Central Railroad COM.
Of elect nine Directors 70 Tor
Inc year next ensuing will be held on Friday May ih.
next AZ the Office the Company Jersey City between
the hours ~ L. clock VI. and o'clock Z. ~ OF that
day tina, the stock transfer book VIII be closed at
dav NAV Sth 1897. SAML KNOX,
1872 ~ Secretary,
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STATE OF NETWORK.
C0mptroller's Office,

rrr.u,,, 70 IN. provisions OF Chapter 20 Of Laws ?
ts, will be received at this office until Iuesoay
the 10th dav OF April 1897 at Il O'Clock noon oil ina
dav fnr a loaE Of
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outstanding
tincates 1929 1J6 o5 S.2G On i3 Inc. $50, los
Deposits In Ma
tiona banks -. 1Ga3O3l3 l6.oGO5S3 Inc. 3OO7O
Available cash S242 SIS S23 900 12i Inc. Si rs
Minor liabilities. 1901 800 lI.1lj13 Inc. 1.6'f.oS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-14


The report was fuller and better in its state
ment OF details Of operation and general financial
exhibits than in past years.
J. =. Morgan d co. inform holders OF ) per cent
bonds OF the Columbus. Hooking and Toledo
Railway Company that over a majority Of such
bonds having been deposited pursuant TO their
notice of February % last, all holders desiring to
deposit same are notified TO do so on or before
April 30 after which date. II received at ALL
bonds deposited VIII be subject to such terms AZ
may be prescribed
J. r. Morgan & co. announce that holders of
over majority OF the Union Pacific Railway
Company g per cent collateral trust notes hay-
ing deposited same under the terms Of the agree
ment Of February - last all other holders OF
such notes who desire to become parties To said
agreement must deposit their notes not later than
April 80 after which notes II received at ALL Will
be subject 10 such terms as may he prescribed
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK
1895. 1895. 1897
Week ending April 49, 81 0s1 81 3ss54 s7Ii3 $40
From January l. 49, $50 30 100 COZ $50 l07O2 SIS