Daily Review, The (Newspaper) - November 26, 1897, Decatur, Illinois J VOL XIX NO 282 ILLINOIS FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 26 1897 TEN CENTS A WEEK A OF FOOT BALL Thanksgiving Day to the Long Haired Gridiron Hero What Decoration Day Is to the Scorcher At Chicago Chicago University lil Club HI M Chili 52 Now O Al I'll Cornell O -I At Indians IU O Al III IIS At Kansas Kansas Hi Hi Al At Omaha 12 Al San li of I a I O At la II O Al Ci At I Illinois II At Athletic ado O At III Newton O It More to Its Owner in Came half back foi the of made n name fur in foot lull today by making three place kicks iu the game bet tho sities nnd Michigan One of was so Unit the attempt would seemed foolhardy had not his team been so well in the lead One was made in the first half from the lino anil two in the second one from the line the Ihc time be- iu flout of the goal Hut kid which brought the people io their feet occurred about minutes The ball that time not more limit no yards from the side line and fiom goal nnd when tlie strong limbed half back and Gordon Claike pod buck w ilh the evident ion of the play Chicago supporters The ball was ly ami Clarke placed it on the line All instant later the ball was sailing in the air It dropped the posts nnd a new football hail been The gamp which was played in the Col- was a kicking contest from start lo and in punts easily showed bis over of the Michigan team An exchange of limits would invariably net Chicago from to 20 yards The end of the line to be Michigan's point nnd when Chicago was running with the ball of the were nnd were both worn nut from the hammering directed them On the other end did splendid work and if anything lind a little of the with Hamill Outride of and Quarter Hack however Chicago player outplayed their opponents Cunningham was utterly nimble to hold bin who broke through It took an hour nnd five minutes io half which resulted in Michigan 0 Michigan 12 The line end left tackle loft guard center miaul right right end Clarke light bat for res Snow Place 1 2 ot Lake Forest made by beautiful runs by anil behind brilliant interference failed to kick goal The last touchdown was made by Cochems IIP making prettiest run ot the day ning and planting the ball the right mid through the of tacklers and planting the ball hind the line Gregg kicked goal just as time was called North western 0 The line 1 osi t ion North west orn Holmes Dean right end right tackle light guard center left guard led tackle left end quarterback hall back left half hack full back Whitney Andrews Levings Cutler Thorn IVrry Hunter Sloane Speed Webb Hamill Lockwood Snow WISCONSIN VS by Chicago Ills Nov ankle deep in mud and n vain nml before a vast crowd the University ol team lie by lie decisive score of 22 to 0 Northwestern played their liesl in the hull The during the en- tire game was in the players and Wisconsin's goal was never for a moment in danger When Wisconsin had the ball which most of the time Cuchens mill Foi rest went through the for gains from 3 to 10 yards especially distinguishing himself by his line bucking For Northwestern Hackson Perry and Sloane played lie but offensive game and and Captain Hunter ered themselves with glory in defensive work made two touchdowns after twenty-five yard runs around ry's end O'Dea tried two drop kicks from the field for goal but missed thpm both Wisconsin made lipr first touchdown in the first half after n hard by taking the for fifteen yards around the right end to one yard line and he was over on line tip Gregg kicking an easy goal In the second half Wisconsin made her second touchdown aoon after play began and Gregg kicked goal The third was s n A Host lo Coi Nov of foot ball team defeated Cor- nell this on hi a of tour to nothing 11 was by far tho game thai has been here season nnd shows Cornell to have a team There was bv tho persons present last Saturday because half Cornell did all the playing bnl in Hie second half guards back formal ion with terrible fect on tlie Cornell line After nearly every scrimmage in which m was used there would be a Cornell man stretched on the grass tiresome in- ten upturns were the to an otherwise brilliant game Of there was considerable fumbling primarily to a slippery hall and nKo made a bad mess ot two kicks but this Mas also due to muddy ball The half ended in: score and the ball on s line The on il eleven were decidedly Wilson Windsor Whiting and For sylvanin Hare and did the best playing Pennsylvania's touchdown was not made until after twenty-one minutes tual playing in the second half For any team to hold Pennsylvania's guards back formation in cheek is a great leaf and only demonstrates h Cornell's really was The teams lined up as Pennsylvania Position Cornell left end Tracy guard Heed right guard Favelle tuckle end e C Holing Jackson lett half half Windsor c full A Clung mnn and Touchdown Total 0 halves Now York's Families Chicago His Nov people in n nt Hankers field his of feat the Knickerbocker of New York by a wore of 40 tn s V w Yorkers fairly outclassed Hankers going their center for long gains the Witli nml Not a Game Council In Nov Iowa 0 and Nebraska finishes tho season champion of the ern Football association The name was n much closer one than many lind looked for Iowa putting up the most stubborn defense Several times the ball was secured within 1 few yards T Town's nnd hack into safe territory Shedd nnd were the for braska and CrillUh and Myers did work for Town was n bad condition on account of rain The was The line Nebraska Position Iowa capt Mel Turner..........ripjht tackle...........TCea n half half KILLED THE GOOSE Now Spaniards Complain of No More Golden Eggs REICHSRATH IS SUSPENDED Wednesday's Riotous Scenes Re- in Thursday's Session Madrid Nov clause in tion to in the government's pro posed scheme of autonomy for Cuba vides for the creation of a mixed commit sion io he composed of Cubans and which is to fix The rates fixed by the commission are to be adopted by the Cuban chamber of deputies und then approved by the Spanish cortes bo- fore they become effective Should the mixed commission come to n dead luck the cortes is to he of the questions at issue Premier Sagasta has received over n hundred dispatches from persons and in Catalonia and provinces asking that the autonomy scheme bo suspended A member of the cabinet said today however that tion to the scheme would soon cease he added the proposed re- forms opposed by n number of sons hit by tlie past system e amassed great riches but the government is mined to carry out w hat it its patriotic work and its decisions must be respected It is expected the ministry of the col will lie abolished after application of the and that colonial affairs will be conducted by the prime minister S Scones ol Arc Anil Is the lower house today after yesterday from the scene of ed r all the ministers were present and tlie approaches to the pros tribune weie blocked doors having been erected since the disgraceful lighting tor in and about the and out the house The entrance of the ident of the chamber Dr was the signal for loud and insulting tations which were followed by ment Leftist shouts of Shame made an attempt to speak but German Nationalist leader interrupted him by shouting one else must take the not this swindler lender nf tine section of the German opposition then yelled at the top of this I demand the right to speak which I am entitled to Thereupon There is no such thing as a light in this house It is trodden under foot by his As the uproar which followed showed every sign of increasing adjourned the house until afternoon amid n storm of Hurrah and FOR As soon ns the silting was resumed afternoon the Leftists commenced a mendous din in the middle of which tho Gorman Centrist conceived as a happy idea a proposal to the ob- by threatening their pockets He moved that for flic future members might be suspended for three days by the president or for thirty by the house during time their lowance should be stopped while members refusing In leave tho chamber when might bo forcibly expelled His speech was interrupted with a continuous uproar Wolff shouting Let's pitch the out The president vainly called for order Finally when the tumult was nt its height the president declared that he regarded the motion of us a necessary measure of and called for a vole The whole night arose nt once nml Hie president declared the motion The president then tried tn address the chamber but his voice was drowned in n torment of Leftist yells and shouts of Get and Shame Finally the sitting was suspended for an hour at the close of which the pros ident returned nnd announced that in cordance with wishes expressed in many quarters he had decided to close the ting to open again tomorrow THIS A WALK AWAY Wipe Up ton Park With Nov Jersey's all star foil before the Chicago Athletic eleven In the pame at Rton park this After a show of defense In the first minutes of the game Jersey gave up all Continued on Second Page AT Nov in met today at a Thanksgiving banquet at Kaiserhof The occasion was very en- United States Ambassador White opened tlie toast list with 1 felicitous and later in reply to n toast to bis health indulged in humorous of former similar functions here lie concluded the opening speech by posing a joint toast to Emperor William and President McKinley which was re- with great enthusiasm Greetings of the assembly were cabled to President MeKinley Celebrations were held also at gart Dresden and Frankfort ALBANIANS REVOLT Vienna Nov dispatch here from Servia announces that belonging to the district of Ipek and are in open revolt against Turkey A fight occurred be- tween the Ottoman troops dispatched to Uskub from and nnd the Albanians The engagement took near and both sides lost In consequence of the revolt of ians of the districts of Ipok and in northwest large bodies of garian and Servian troops have been dered to proceed to the disaffected dis- SALUTES TO AUSTRIA Vienna Nov received from Asia Minor announce that as a result of the decision of Turkey to grant the demands of Austria for redress in consequence of the ill treatment of Herr agent of the Lloyd Steamship company at that port and subsequent insults complained of by the Austrian consul there tho flag of Austria was duly saluted at by Turkish guns with all mony demanded by the government of Austria AMERICANS LONDON FEAST London Nov 300 men and women and families celebrated Thanksgiving day by a dinner at Hotel Cecil tonight Tho party included John Hay United States ambassador and wife and daughter Henry White secretary of the United States embassy J K Carter second secretary of the Lord and Royal of Canada Arch Deacon Sinclair Louis Astor and William States minister to Uruguay The menu which was specially designed for the occasion was ornamented with American and Hags and over the sent of the was nil enormous eagle Alter drinking the health of Queen Victoria Hon Sir John justice ot the high court of justice posed the health of Ambassador Hay Sir John dwelt upon the great friendliness that he believed existed between and the United States nml ed tis It the two countries wil only put their backs together they rule the tinies of tho win Hay snid in the course of his The groat body of the people of the two countries ate friends are fortunate heirs to English law nml liberty bold nations TALMA THINKS ITSELF Island of Majorca Nov town and its port is today in honor of who was born here Pre- been made to give the eial a public banquet after his arrival here from CHINA DEFENSES London Nov Times Kong special It hero from Canton that the Viceroy of he of jilting with I he Chinese ad- miral and is defenses and river forts on the Canton river as a result lit telegrams received from the ninth LEE A HOAX Nov A tube to have dynamite which was found by a man subsequently arrested by n private watchman at the American consulate building afternoon near lie door of the consulate is classed in circles as being nothing more than a joke Tho man arrested is be- to be the who placed the tube it was found hi der to guard against any possibilities Spanish officials have taken precautions to guard lie United Slates ami protect States Consul General HAVE CAUSE FOR have been extended sixty-nine persons Of forcible resistance in various localities of the island New A r York Nov sky K years old arrived yesterday from He is on his way to join his father who is in Calenn Ill's Tlie father came to this country some years ago anil a month ago sent for his wife and children to join him Tho mother upon reaching Hamburg found that she had only enough money to pny for the passage of nnd one child Sn Stephen was placed in a charitable institution nnd the mother ami child came on The bought a ticket for his little son and sent it to Hamburg with the request that the lad bo sent by the next steamship which was done and the hid arrived none the worse for his experience anc Dentil Mystery New York Nov IT ard years old who is supposed lo have at one time been a rich ship builder was found dead yesterday in his room in a Raines law hotel on West Forty-fourth street death having doubtless been due to old age has occupied a room at the cheap hotel since January He always seemed to have plenty of money nnd wore clothes and He was times by n richly dressed young lit lie his daughter who camo in a carriage The letters which he old man received occasionally were in en- of the most expensive hotels in this city is Theatrical Agent Cincinnati Nov Rum Socialism and Jesuitism Linked by McKinley's DANGERS OF THE NATION Says Prosperity Is Here and Quotes Figures to Prove It Washington D U Nov the Al K church where 1 ident McKinley attended services today the Hev S Johnston rend the living proclamation for the president and aid that ill issuing it the president had showed piety and wisdom which augured I woll for the nation In the course of his sermon he used almost the identical words which gave Dr such notoriety lie declared that the greatest danger to this government was in Hum Socialism and Jesuitism Ho spoke at some length against tho danger of a church obtaining ascendency in the state and said that if Jesuitism over prevails in this country the United States will become as Mexico Italy and Spain Prosperity is snid ho minister The light of better days is shining on us and though it will take time to recover from four years of distress wo are ing Times arc hard hut not as hard they have been and people should thank God it is no worse after the of tin past four Johnston presented statistics to prove the assertion that prosperity had turned referring to the large crops of wheat cotton and other products The created values in this year in the United States weio estimated at fourteen he said and then dilated on the of this nation and its mission on ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK St Louis Nov 000 market steady for natives strong LIVERPOOL CHAIN Liverpool Nov No 1 red northern spring firm mixed spot earth tie advocated the Catholics the same civil rights that every man enjoyed but that this church ho warned to keep its hands oh tho stale In the course ot his remarks Dr Johnston to Spain as a burnt out nation the basest of doms He referred to the danger of corrupt parties and instanced the of iu New York WILD INDIAN'S WORK Commits Three liis Minn Nov has just reached here ol it shocking Indian murder that took place on tlie Fond ilu Lao reservation forty miles north of here A Chippewa named left the reservation several ano mid to the town of met Lute Tuesday he with liquor and in a lit of drunken rage attacked his wife who was to give to a child Ho I the iroin her bed and threw her on the Moor where he beat nnd kicked her into a state of unconsciousness The brutal treatment caused premature labor nml while actually receiving the blows from her husband the woman gave to the About tho time had finished liis work an Indian named Peterson hap- to bo the house ami ing noise broke into tho room and at- to protect the prostrate woman a heavy club and turned his attention to who made an to got out but before he could do so it is stid knocked him down and literally pounded his head into n pulp Ifo then took tho body anft threw it into n creek near by and turning to tho house saturated the door of the room in which his wife and child lay with kerosene and applied the Then with the evident intention of up the act he closed and locked the left the house A number of neighboring Indians by this time became aware that something was wrong and breaking into the house succeeded in getting the woman and child out hut the rescuers barely escaped with their lives and the child died half nn hour later A of Indian police started out after and caught him about daybreak on I he road He showed considerable light and informed tho lice that they could not have him alive whereupon one of HIP police tired at him inflicting a slight wound He was taken back to the ami looked up COLORADO INDIANS Governor Appoints ComniisMon to In- Slaughter Denver Col Adams appointed Attorney C man ol Denver 10 Noble of Col- Springs ami Judge reid ns a commission to investigate the recent Indian in and the theatrical manager was arrested and j counties his purpose lieing is held for Indianapolis authorities Tie determine whether any blame attaches is wanted on a bigamy charge made tho game wardens for killing Indian Mrs Rosenberg nee Mitchell of hunters Chicago who says they were married Nov No news has been received nt the army 1 lint after living with her a while headquarters of the department of CoF he tired of her She says that on 1 this year married Jessie Crawford and he is said to have another wife in New York Hypnotic on part are He says lie married twice but was divorced both times and will return to without requisition papers or ill the state house regarding the reported departure from the reservation in Utah of a party of In- dians for the purpose of taking revenge for he killing of their by game wardens Indianapolis A nun fol received today states the settlers are pre- pared for any move flint the Indians may Has Chicago Nov verdict In for- to Settle Washington Nov ister who hns just arrived from Honolulu expressed the opinion today that the trouble between would be smoothed settled now without difficulty or irritation I The court held a short secret session Japan he says to be disposed to j today at which tho verdict have the matter settled in as amicable and dispatched to Washington It la the a as possible The amount claimed general opinion that Captain Covering by Japan as damages is not exceeding j will meet with worse than a Japan and court martial has been out and can warded lo the secretary of war CHICAGO LIVE STOCK Chicago Nov Strong sheep westerns Uinlis 5.75 Receipts left over market slow steady to mixed packers heavy tu JOe higher beeves cows and ers Texas steers erns and feeders KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK City Nov Receipts market Irm to JOc higher Texas steers 1.05 Texas cows 10 native steers native cows and heifers and hulls Receipts market Hi c higher bulk of sales ics packers mixed pips market lambs muttons lefferson City Nov Jackson a negro was pardon by Governor and declined it lie came from St Charles county for inal assault and has been in prison teen years When the governor asked him if lie would like lo be pardoned for ing he said that he would not that tie did not wish to Iw turned into the world dur ing this cold weather but he would like to get out next July when it was warm The he said were kind to him and he did not want to go out in the cold weather to begin life anew people who weie not his friends The governor decided to let him stay and gave the pardon to Thornhill from Lincoln county un- der life sentence for murder Skin Grafting Carlinville Ills Nov case ol re- markable skin grafting is going on near and promises to be successful Ed Carpenter was scalded by a threshing engine and bis brother was killed outright One of Ed's legs was verely scalded and over 100 inches of skin peeled off to the bone It was soon apparent that to save his limb and possibly his life the process must be resorted to and Dr J Matthews of this city undertook the task lie has taken an inch of skin from somn thirty of friends arms and in a few days will take seven inches more from others and He thinks the young man will he up and around by tho first of the new year Michael Wins Another Xew York Nov 25 Jimmy Michael the little Welshman for the third time this year defeated Frank of tonight These two met in a twenty-five mile contest a carefully prepared hoard track in ison Square Garden and the Rarebit made a runaway raw of it after the second mile Ife won in the good time of minutes seconds thus his own Chicago indoor of by Starbuck was three ami third miles behind at the finish Over people witnessed the race Corwin for Sea San Diego Nov 25 Captain ring of the revenue cutter Corn in now in this port has received instructions to have her ready for sea as soon as possible Some are being made on the sel but she will be ready for service in n few days No explanation of the was given but it is believed that she will bo scut to the Arctic to assist the Hear in her expedition for the relief of the whalers General Clay Dines Lexington Ky Nov 25 General sius Clay's Dora ate her Thanksgiving dinner in the lowly cabin of her brother at Valley View instead of sharing with her bountiful spread at neral sent aged his White Hall The her an invitation to dine with him but she replied by messenger that she WHS not able to make the trip to White Hall that He Wasn't Savannah Nov 25 An unknown negro was killed by near shear this afternoon his hiMly being riddled with bullets The negro outraged Miss Davis the 17 year old daughter of Eli Davis Story a Lincoln Neb Nov 25 Hob mons and Martin Julian v hn showed in Lincoln with their company tonight denied the report sent out from of another fight between and Corbott Stole a Ga Nov son a negro was lynched this evening by a mob near He was in charge of when the mob rode up mid de- manded the prisoner The negro had been for stealing a mule Dr Miner Chicago Nov Miner one of the founders of the Northwestern university died today after a protracted illness He was 70 years old THE WEATHER Washington Nov cations for Illinois Friday Rain turning to snow tn northern portion decidedly erly winds becoming northerly Local Temperature 7 a m 45 noon 47 6 p m 30 midnight 56
