Evening Telegram, The (Newspaper) - February 26, 1895, Eau Claire, Wisconsin VOLUME i 02 EAU CLAIRE CHANGES j STREET ENGLAND ant amendments to the lien laws that are in deserve more than passing at tention the business public j One is No A introduced by Mr ThlS IS Cuba and Lead Frost to repeal chapter 321 laws of hn ilia which gives merchants and others by Me New York a lien for on a building has not paid his bills Jt also gives mechanics by thie contractor the same kind of a lieu This law has excited considerable controversy in times past and those interested on both sides may be expected it is taken up by the judiciary committee In direct opposition to the tendency Martin and Bornese Adopts an Favoring It ENSURES SUGAR GROWERS SUCCESS In the House on the Debate Over Lab or Amendment Framed by the Attorney General A SENSATIONAL DISPATCH Three Thousand Cuban Patriots to Take Up Arms Against the Spanish Government law so that the plumbers and gasfitters At i special ing of the cabinet list niin nf thi colonies and the minister of the govern ment hud authorized the issuance of a proclamation by the governor of Cuba for the suppression of armed band of brigands iu the prov inces of Matanzas and Tuerto It was denied that any serious disorders have occurred It Like a Revolution NKW appears that the trouble in Cuba is not merely mar miding bul a revolutionary uprising in this city and eal the revolutionists Joseph K Mart if aud Ion Bomese who left here two weeks ago The revolutionists in this city claim they are able to arm three thousand Cuban patriots at once hnd many more in a short time It is expected there will bo an uprising in jail parts of Cuba simultaneously Law Proclaimed WASHINGTON Feb Gresham and the Spanish minister here have received cablegrams an nouncing that martial law hud been proclaimed in Cuba The Spanish minister says the measure is merely precautionary as the disturbances are only of n minor character so far Iu the province of fifteen men themselves it is understood to start rebellion In the province of i t seven rebels were routed i by the government troops and throe j taken prisoners A general uprising is not The government has thirty thousand troops in its island It is known that agitators are nt work in New York Boston and Tampa collect ing money ostensibly in rebellion can collect for material they put into a building No A introduced by Mr lich is somewhat radical hi its pro visions providing that in villages of loss than 1000 people half the money collected from liquor license shall go into the school fund instead of being j used for general purposes Mr Sloans No till A which Dispatch common councils power to re peal any franchises they may have grunted if it should become a law would open up it vast Held for that un scrupulous clasH of become alderman aud aticum money by aiding in killing vari measures that they wero primarily for introducing Mr nut content with liis SPAIN THINKS IT IS BRIGANDS A New York ever Says It is a and That There Will be Plenty of Bloodshed WASHINGTON Feb financial discussion was imminent when the sen ate met The rapid work last night cleared away most of the proceeding provision for the issuing of j certificates of a day or two lonSer agent at for a Milwaukee brewing is in jail charged with having disturbed a i temperance meeting some titae past the Hey Father Stephen Daren has been conducting a temperance re vival which has met with much cippo sition from the German element in bis F W of Antigo and Ed ward Sanborn of Hayward are the vic candidates for appointments to West Point carrying off the honors in recently held at Antigo and Superior Marshfield loggers are beginning to think that the season over for if the present warm weather continues roads will there had of Be lamed AIT ness to relieve the treasury deficiency I The resolution concerning the two weeks more of sleighing every n can free zone was agreed to The committee on finance offered an amendment to the sundry civil embodying Mr Wolcotts recent reso lution for the participation by the United States in an international monetary conference Mr Voorhees chairman of the com asked that the amendment go to the appropriations committee for speedy action The pending sundry civil was then taken up Mr Wolcotts resolution provides for the appointment of a commission of three by tho president three from the senate and three from the house to at tend the international conference on the rehabilitation be completely ruined If i two weeks more of log would have been at the landing in spite of the extremely short hauling season which did not begin until nearly i the middle of January The same is j true of camps in other parts of the state and unless them is freezing weather soon the loggers will be ready to give upf The board has for a new almshouse DrW L of La Crosse is under arrest charged with having per formed a criminal operation the charge being made by the father of the girl Emma Mueller a domestic Dr Ken vi to Represent the Com j ijon Stick the New The Old Stock to be for the New old cen cen ON OLD STOCK WASHINGTON Feb protec tive Committees plan of reorganization of the whisky trust will provide for the issn e of 81400000 bonds and the assess t of per share on stock The stock isto be exchanged for 80 per in common and twenty per in preferred which will take the of and prei erred atj 87000000 H Of MADISON BUSINESS IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY scheme for a board of has should be decided on in n numbered tfU A that wills n The amendment for the payment of for a state tux commission of three I a sugar bounty was declared in order one tobe a lawyer who shall j W to K which practically carries it collect statistics get up a set of i ln the j tax laws aud report their work to the next legislature They are not to pend more than in ntt has just returned from Madison where he had been to urge the pardon of silver in case one of son Alfrod who is a j life sentence in for the mur Annie Daniel i Six prisoners in the Munroe county jail at Sparta sawed off the steel bars to Return School Funds i toPass Interest Money or to School State Likely MDISON SON Fob the senate to the work The measure will probably be defeated in the assembly Knd if not will meet its fate in the senate that body having set its face against any extraordinary appropriations this year SPEAKER BURROWS GROWS IMPATIENT He says that the legislature Is Par Behind In Its Suggests that They Hustle Delayed MADISON Feb 20 Speaker Burrows prefaced the session of the assembly last night with ai few very pertinent remarks about condition of busi ness He said that the legislature was far behind in work and that it would be necessary to labor by sun light and gaslight from this on and to hold sessions six week He said that he understood the senate iu tend ed to hold evening sessions hereafter to receive reports of committees and he thought the assembly must soon begin to follow suit A RIDE A Drunken Man Catches Fire While a Pilot MADISON Feb drunken Nor was brought into the court and then I released Saturday night he tried to steal a ride back to his home Jin Windsor over the St Paul road He was put off at the first station out Madison Boarding The conference report on the post office appropriation was called up in the house The senate amendment that railway mail clerks hereafter to be shall live along the line of route to which they shall be assigned was the only ques tion in dispute between the houses As the provision applied only to future appointees while the general order by the postmaster general to the same af fect included those already appointed it was evident the amendment was in tended to destroy the effect of that or der becoming evident that the amendment would occasion debate the conference report was withdrawn Jr of the labor committee called for mo common carriers and employes of the committee ex that it was drawn by ney general and favored alike by the railroad companies and employes During the course of the discussion Fithia Dem of 111 made a bitter speech denouncing the president for and were just about to escape when discovered Arrangements have been made at Madison for another debate i between Prof Freeman and Ignatius Donnelly on the sy HAYf ABB TRIAL HARRY IS STILL THE STAND His Carried Length With View of Later on at Great Impeachment MINNEAPOLIS amination of Harry Hayward was re morning and carried on at great length bringing various transactions with a bf the impeachment of his testimony later i 11 IMPORTANT LAW POINTS Can Certain Indians Be Tried In the State or Federal Courts j MADrsoN Feb 26 Attorneys for sending troops to Chicago to suppress j Blackbird the Indian convicted He Blared Clevelands in the United States court here Dec 5 the Debs riot action unconstitutional and commend ed position He declared the name Gor Altgeld would live in history as one who in a great crisis stood for a lawful constitutional gov last of an attempt to F Griswold a white man have applied for a writ of habeas before Judge Jenkins m the federal for the eastern district of Wisconsin the next train south he seated himself on the pilot his back to the hot cylinder pipe reached here the unfortunate man had caught ol General Auer and Jane Stuart J Ire and a large part of his trousers TO WED TONIGHT the Feb of Gen Louis Auer of this city aud Miss Holihan of New York otherwise known as Jane Stuart the actress will take place this evening at 8 oclock at the residence of the brides family 137 East A reception was burned scorched off and his hands badly TOM ON HUE The conference of members of the American bimetallic league continues with prospect of lasting several days more It is understood at the close a public announcement of the against a government by ini at Milwaukee by which it is hoped to junction by force and in violation of on the ground of the law which Is anarchy The j lack of jurisdiction District Attorney passed without division j Briggs received notice of the applica tion Saturday evening The I hearing will be next Monday The question in in the writ is whether an Indian who has received an allotment of land and has hereby become a citizen of the United States should have been tried in the federal or state courts It is an important question because there are several Indians now serving life sen who could probably claim citi day a discussion occurred over the bil to return to the school districts all in terett money over 4 per cent paid to the state on school funds since rill was finally ordered andread a third time Tho authorizing Black River Falls to pay its bonded indebtedness passed also the authorizing the ture of 310000 for stationery for the In he assembly the raising the c f consent was erred to the on judiciary Bills were kille I1 as follows Removing the limit for damages for accidental requiring guard gates at railway cross ings providing for the weekly pay rient of wages tA joint resolution introduced by Mr I halen requiring the state treas urer o furnish a statement of the fines paid by counties into the school fund in the last four years was cou in Both houses took a recess until p m i appli Oov Wants a U S Detail For Next Summers Camp x Feb Upham has d to the war department for a of United States troops to attend the encampment of the National guard of the state at the military reservation this summer It is understood that the department will do the utmost possible to comply with this request as if tt had not been for the Chicago riot last would llave been to Camp Douglas It is not that the Third infantry from the old friends of the W N purpose G may be again selected for the After of George Francis Trains famons at tempts tramways in the towns in hot neglect Birmingham says Dr Albert Shaw in his Government In Great Britain Mr Train was gran ted an ex concession which he foiled to utilize and in 1861 the corporation itself obtained parliamentary authority to build tramways Bui nothing was done until after the general tramways act of 1870 was passed At length in 1878 the laid the first line at a cost of and leased it for seven years to an operating company From time to time other lines have been built and bat the cor limits included only 8400 acres until Nov 9 when they were increased to 12865 acres by the annexation of suburbs then containing some 60000 people when the corporations street system was under construction the average distance from the center to the ence of Birmingham was only two miles j and 22 miles lines are the total j of the municipal ownership Qut side of the citys jurisdiction the operat ing companies have extended the lines by a greater mileage In the future undoubtedly these extensions will be ac quired by the Birmingham corporation a fair valuation in accordance with She methods proscribed in the general tramways act The present municipal lines are operated In part iby horse pow er and in part by steam with cable and electricity also introduced on certain rentes i The terms of rental are worthy of mention l The leasing companies agree to pay 4 per cent on the full mu investment for the first 14 years of the lease and 5 per cent for re maining seven years 2 The companies also pay an annual sum which at com pound interest will accumulate a fund equal to the whole capital outlay at the end of the 21 years lease It is lated and agreed that 4 per cent for 14 years and 6 per cent for the remaining seven years will suffice to raise the fall amount of capital Meanwhile also the On second thought we alone for we busy selling 1 We started to say that we are alone in our ular field Ours is the ra this city where you can buy fine Tailor EXPLODES from to will follow Mrs Auer will take quite an tour through Cuba and the sov r aud th be DAITON OHIO A PREY TO THE FLAMES Core returning which will bei about J April 1 They will reside at the for a time I Mo Water n the Vicinity of the Fire and j Engines in Other Are Sent For and Are on the Way RUTLEDGE GETS THE LAND Secretary of the Interior Decider a Caje From Ashland WASHINGTON Feb secretary of the interior has rendered n d on appeal of the defendants the j the town will apparently be destroyed decision of the commissioner in the case of Edward of Ch Falls vs Patrick Leunon et si MS and awards the land to Air from aud Fire companies Massilon Weoster are comius on a special train Communication Shut j the Ashland district The secretary j O Feb affirms the decision of the office at Dal ton is turned and there is no way of obtaining further news The j destruction is certainly great LUMBERMEN MEET Attendance at the HcW In Mln Today MINNEAPOLIS Feb lissis sippi Valley Lumber Manufac urers ment has sent the chamber of depu with a large dance an official treaty ceding the Ton from Minnesota Wisconsin and met in session this afternoon The principal matters to be discussed is a System of uniform grading reduction of railroad rates O fire started this morning in the large wagon plant quickly spreading to the Presbyterian church and adjoining buildings The nearest water is three quarters of a the west enid of CONGO STATE An Official Treaty H te the Feb ment has sent th Iowa I RO free state to Be sions reached will be made It is be it will embody a call on the friends of silver throughout the country to organize and appoint delegates to a national con to meet during the summer or autumn Beyond a reasonable doubt the object of organisation of the i national silver party having one plank the free unlimited coinage of silver FUNERAL OF DOUGLASS It Place In Rochester N V this i Afternoon ROCHESTER N Y Feb re mains Frederick Douglass arrived in this city this morning and were met at the station by the Douglas league of Rochester and the city officials They were then conveyed to the city hall where they lay in state till the hour for the funeral service this afternoon At this afternoon the procession formed at the city hall and marched to the Central church where the funeral services were eulogies pro As the cortege left the church the organist played an adapta tion from the old negro melody Swing Low Chariot i JP I MRS DRAYTON She Counter Petition In the Divorce Har TRENTON N J Fob Char lotte Drayton member of the famous New York Astor family husband James Coleman JOray ton is suing here for divorce on the jof adultery today filed a petition for divorce the ground of desertion L TWO MEN ARE FATALLY INJURED TODAY A Cylinder Explodes In a factory In Phila Force of Explosion Out Walk as Blackbird does The same question was raised at the trial but Judge decided it adversely MAKES HIM NERVOUS PHILADELPHIA Feb Rob Frank Duffy were fatally in afternoon by the explosion of a gas cylinder in laboratory of Kline Co The rear end of the building was blown out Assistant Conner Afraid to Sleep Ir the j MILWAUKEE Feb Plantz the assistant coroner whose it is to sleep at the morgue is confined to his boose by sickness Plantz who Js baker by trade has said repeatedly that he is afraid to stay at the morgue nights and nervous system is seri affected A German morning paper recently gave him a roasting for giving unreliable and wrong informa tion and called him to resign Plantz is a very and inoffensive young fellow and he may possibly give up the position SINKING OF THE ELBE Feb coroners inquest over the body of one of the passengers of the wrecked Elbe was today Nautical of ihc Elbe Miss Anna ODD of NEW BOOK Began at Madison thU HALL Fifty Vr Fire MM wss iu Feb Bine book of for 1895 is completed and the distribution began this nig This is about a month earlier than it is ordinarily ready for distri and two months earlier than in 1893 The authorized issue is 8000 but bills are pending before the legislature for an additional of a much larger number of copies Should these bills f ass a second and more perfect editio i will ibe issued The work is in the same form as the ing issues of the Blue book It was cc by Charles M Monis of j this city under the direction of the of state begun sev f eral ago It consists of an i octave of 749 pages The edi pages and the ed ition of 1891 contained 651 pages twentynine engravings besides two i diagrams and five maps Dr divert the dentist will shortly occupy the repairs and maintenance of the lines receiving bills certified by the city surveyor It should be remembered that Birmingham is able to borrow at very low rates and it is clear that these terms are profitable municipality At the end of the 21 years the earning value of the franchises Will have creased and new leases can be executed on terms still more advantageous to the city Bnt while Birmingham has thus protected the ratepayers so handsomely it has accomplished even more in the guarding of the interests of the travel ing public Every detail BR to rates of fare and character of service Is described in the bylaws and companies have to accept ness of the requirements to and conduct of drivers and furnishing and lighting of oars and so on won Id amaze an American commu urow There are several ways of rendering the growth of plants both and visible bnt the modus operand in the latest experiments is as In order to make the growth of a very vigorous plant visible a fine wire should be carefully at to the growing port The other end of this wire should be attached to a pencil pressing gently against a drum j which is being driven by clock work If the growth be uniform a straight line ii marked on the paper but the very slightest increase is inclined tracing A slight modification of this arrange ment renders the growth audible In this experiment the drum must be cov ered with platinum foils of a certain width and separated from each other by spaces of about of nn inch These strips of platinum should be made the circuit of a gal vanic battery to which an electric bell Is attached In this case the rbell is kept continually ringing while the plant is growing the height of the width of the strips used and is silent while the pointer is passing over the spaces be tween the strips of growing of corn may be heard direct by means of the microphone and there are those who declare that they have beard it without any artificial assistance what Louis Republic Garments for less than yo old styles and inferior REMEMBER i can elsewhere Better Value WHEAT Steady Feb 51 Pirin Firmer Feb Easier May Easier May May RTH Quiet Ko 3 So 2 white BAMET May Kc THE WEATHER Rate WM Fall T H Correct WASHINGTON sin warmer weather of Ibe of all in U S Gort Heporf DAM started up yesterday tto PREMIER ROSEBERRY to i id warmer winds becoming sp tonight Rosberry Feb this i Are constantly arriving in all their freshness daintiness and beauty Several shipments of our own im of exclusive styles in all and silk and wool Dress Goods are how displayed also the latest in Wash Goods including Gala teas etc The Choicest Pieces are already being cut and will as usual become the property of the early buyers We also just I Feb Fob ST POPULAR FRICES RELf ABLE and Bigger tt an you will find elsewhere THE MARKETS New York May May Oc ii Wes Dress Mods Scb 26 at yes advance Beat firm banly s endy Light mixed Special for At Cooper yd We Show the and best se nt of Fancy Dre 88 Goods Styles dolor ings all and and wooi Dont to examine at per yord i Black Wool jet or v goods re j This Week mixtures this assort
