Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
BADGER NOTES.


flee Brown Stone Company. for dam
aoes sustained in his falling frcm
scaffold in defendants quarry at Bay
field, last April.
PACKAGES of Louisiana Lottery litera-
ture are sent through the express OF
fees and distributed at La Crosse.
CHARLES w. HUDSON, of Madison, was
married at Winona to MISS Grace
Wright.
WH1IE feeding his fathers horse,
Bernhard the lO-year-old son OF Gustav
Kaiser. living at the corner OF Nllet
and Twelfth streets, Milwaukee, was
kicked bv the horse in the head ana IS
not expected to live His absence IN
the house caused a search for him to be
made, when he was found lying lnsensl-
Bile at the feet of the horse, with his
skull fractured III two places and one OF
his legs broken.
BAUM, Fischer & Co., wholesale
clothing manufacturers, Milwaukee,
failed. Liabilities, 100000; assets, I'M
known.
GEORGE ]. SHAW, for thirty-five years
A. locomotive engineer in Wisconsin, is
dead.
THE firm of Cohen Bros, clothiers,
Ashland. have made an assignment to
Harry Leichtenstein. Liabilities and
assets are claimed to be about $4,000
AT Eau Claire, on the 9th, a coroner's
Jury censured Ralph Mosher, driver OF
the electric street street car which ran
over and killed John Meath deaf and
aged man The jury found Mosher
guilty of negligence, which he strenu-
ously denies. Meath was buried at the
company's expense.
Work has begun on the Wisconsin
Central S new depot at Eau Claire.
MERRYMAN's big sawmill at Marinette
has shut down for the season.
PROF. w. II. WILLIAMS, Of the State
University, is canvassng the state in the
interest Of the projected university Y,
M. c. A. building, to cost about $50, 700.
He has about So, 600 pledged now.
THE Wisconsin Central Company is
willing to donate four lots for the Ash
land government building, and wants
the citizens to give $1,000 to partly re-
pay them.
MAR1NErTE boasts Of 9-vear-old mu-
steal prodigy in the person of little Miss
Edna Stanton, who is organlst OF the NJ.
+. Church Sunday
THE assessed valuation of Marinette
last year war So, 100000 This year it is
S3, 225 ,29O.
KATIE SALCHENBAcH, aged s, was killed
by a HinSey electric motor IN MllWau-
kee on the 25th.
The will of the late Alexander Wat
son, of Eau Claire, has been fled. His
estate, which is worth over $1,000 is,
by the terms of the instrument, to be
divided between his son and his daugh-
ter. Geo. A. BuitingtGi;, Of the Valley
Lumber Company, is made executor,
and especially exempted from furnish
ing bond as trustee, he having the dis
pOsal of the property until the daugh-
ter reaches the age of q, and the son
the age of so.
Ex-L1EUT Coy. BUTLER GILBERT No.
BILE, of Wisconsin, died on the 25th, at
his home in Brooklyn, in his 74th year
From the time he was stricken with
apoplexy ana fell down the basemen;
stairs of his residence he had been in q
comatose condition.
LORENZO SACKETT, an old resident OF
Milwaukee, is dead.
ALL the stock has been taken in the
new Milwaukee Base Ball Association
SIGMUND JKGER, wanted in Nebraska
for an alleged assault on a woman, was
arrested in Milwaukee.
Cows have been free to roam tho
streets of Ashland for yeras, but now
the people of that town object to the
music OF the bells. The street railway
company, too, said it prevented rapid
transit, and altogether SO many com.
plants have been lodged that the Coun,
Gil has almost decided to compel the
bovines to at least keep off the princi-
pal street.
TIE Edward p. Allis Company, OF
Milwaukee, will build q pumping en-,
CINE of 100000 gallons capacity for
the water works for the new town of
Middlesborough, Ky. Middlesborough
was established by an English syndi-
cate which intends to locate large iron
and steel plants.
THE earnings of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railroad for the third
week in October were $6l6,646, de-
crease Of $45,271. The Milwaukee &
Northern earnings were SD ,S4S, an in
crease of 81, 159
BURGLARS at Florence took $500 worth
OF goods from George Baird s store.
II is unlikely that logging on Wiscon-
SIN Indian reservations will be per-
mltted next winter.
BENJAMIN MELLER, aged II, was killed
by an elevator at Oldenburg's furniture
factory, at Milwaukee, on the oath
&. B. FERRY, of Milwaukee, was elected
director of the American Institute of
Architects.
AT La Crosse on the evening of the
22d,, d. Ballard, going to his barn,
smelled kerosene in the alley, and,
lighting a match to look around. the
whole alley for twenty feet sprang into
blaze SO the firemen had to be called
out. This is the locality where barn
was burned q few DAVIS hoEnrn and An