Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15
RADGER NOTES.

10 ha devoted exclusively to spinning
- which has been rendered neces-
sary bv the passage OF the Mchlnaos
bill. The company are now III go
snondence with Eastern partes regaru-
inc the purchase of spinning machlnGIH'
which will have to be brought ron p t6a
fast, Ireland, or Dundee, ncotianu uss+ no
whole, including the duty, costins
about $4,000
CHAs. ELDRED was discharged Irom
charge of robbery at Ashland, tne 90,
an appearance.
AN Indian woman and her child were
found dead in the woods three or Jour
m;las hack from Bad River, in Ashland
County. AS there were no signs OF VIC
lence, it is supposed that the case was
one Of exposure and starvation.
Two large suits against the Milwaukee
Gas Light Company, for alleged IN,
fringement of patent, were dismissed
Yesterday in the United States circuit
court. One was brought in February,
1890. by the United Gas Improvement
Company. of Philadelphia. The ground
of complaint was that the Springer
cupola used by the Milwaukee company
was an infringement on what is known
as the Lowe process, the prop
erty of the plaintiff The
complaint asked for perpetual
Injunction and $25O,O0O damages. The
other suit was brought by the ational
Gas Light and Fuel Company OF Chlca-
90, in March, 1889. 1t complains that
the Milwaukee company W as infringing
some Springer patents belonging to
them, and wanted 100000 damages.
Not even a temporary injunction was
ever granted in either case, and their
dismissal is because the parties have
come to an understanding.
| SENATOR SPoONER having remarked IN
burst of campaign oratory that the
dust of wears had gathered on his law
books, some jocular Eau Claire Bour-
bons sent the junior senator big
feather buster.
MISS FANNIE LAPHAM, formerly of La
Crosse, was elected superintendent OF
the Houston County (Minn.) schools by
a rousng majority.
GIAvANA TAFALo, an italian who was
Injured some time ago in the Ashland
mines, died from his injuries.
Work has begun on the big bridge
that will span the Mississippi at La
Crosse.
A 3-YEAR-oLD son of John Fulton, of
Eau Claire, was choked to death by
piece of boiled cabbage getting stuck in
his throat at the supper table. He died
before assistance could be rendered
Bios for the Pfster Hotel at MilwauS
kee were opened, but no contracts were
let.
THE executors of the Pillsbury estate
filel a bond for 81 100000.
THE Edison and Badger Illuminating
Companies, of Milwaukee, will be con-
solidated.
THE Milwaukee coal dealers have
raised the price of coal to $3.50 per ton.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway has decided to operate it's own
sleeping-cars in the future. The Pull
man Company's contract with the St.
Paul people has expired and will not be
renewed. There are torty-fve Pullman
cars on the st. Paul lines. In these cars
the st. Paul road has three-fourths in
terest, and the Pullman Company one
fourth interest.
THE net earnings of the ST. Paul road
ST ,O21 ,749, decrease of s., 1877 as com
pared with September, 1889.
THE syndicate vessel being built at
the Milwaukee ship yard has been
christened the Pueblo.
taxes on the property before they re-
ceive Uncle Sans checks.
The first severe snowstorm of the
season swept over Minnesota and Wis
consin on the Sth.
The ballot-box at Sanborn Precinct,
Ashland County, was not stolen, as re-
ported.
CHARLES ANDERSON, 10 years old, had
both of his legs amputated at the Emer-
gency Hospital, Milwaukee, on the Sth.
Early in the morning he tried to lump
on passing freight train on the Chicago
d Northwestern road, at the foot of Ma
pie Street, when he slipped and was run
over. He was discovered lying on the
track by the engineer of a passenger
train which passed the spot shortly
afterward.
RINGLING Bros. circus and menagerie
is IN winter quarters at Baraboo. 1t is
stated that the firm netted profit of
over 100000 out Of it's seasons bust
ness.
SEVERAL Milwaukee capitalists are Or
ganlzlng company with a capital stock
of $4,000, for the manufacture of a
niger machine, which automatically
turns and holds logs while thew are
being sawed.
JAMES O'BRIEN and Elmer Bales are
accused of robbing a man of 500 at a
dlsreputable house in La Crosse.
IHE organization Of the Milwaukee
Indoor Base Ball Association has been
perfected
MRS. >. w. WHEELER, of Milwaukee,