Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-07-30
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the second pair of twins born III NV
ence County. The babes are girls "
EIGHT THOUSAND persons listeneaa "
the address of DR.. Talmage at the "o
mona Lake Assembly.
T. BURKE. yardmaster for the Wiscon-
sin Central Railway at Ashland, Is un,
der arrest on charge of having prohe 7i
into a freight car with intent TO eIs"..
The alleged otfense was commlt'eo !"
year ago.
A STEEL bridge to cost about So, ooo -
to span the Milwaukee River at Sauh-
vile. It's abutments are to be OF "au-
watosa quarry stone.
Miss HARRIET REMINGTON, VINO mas
been in Europe during the last yeai
studying French and German, mas "o
cepted the position of teacher OF ger
man in the State University. i.
A LETTER from firm of contractors u
Denver, Col, says Nels Anderson anu
Andy Peterson, who were working on d
railroad, were murdered and roopen a1 10y
unknown assassins. Anderson had pow
and two watches. The letter says = ms
parents are believed to live near Eau
Claire
w. +. KELLY, night clerk at the Hoiel
Chequamegon, at Ashland, fell from tile
depot platform in front Of an incoming
train. He had the presence OF miho
and barely time to roll one SIDE, pc
tween the rail end the platform. re ne
escaped death, but was PAM uhs
crushed and bruised by the loW-hahS-
ing coach steps.
A MOVEMENT is on foot in Milwaukee
to establish an English-speaklng turner
society.
Mrs. KuNKEL, wife of a Milwaukee
saloonkeeper, was so badly burned by
the explosion of q lamp that she Is not
expected to recover.
AN unknown man committed suicide
on the Goth by jumping from one OF the
bridges into the river.
Two boys, Michael Quin and William
Irsch, aged 10 and ii years, were
drowned in the lake near st. Francis
suburb of Milwaukee, on the goth.
LA CROSSE has dog which seems TO
take delight in killing smaller dogs. ne
is ewtoundland, very large, ana LOT
some time the animal has been III pad
humor, and, like Il human murderer,
was too cowardly to select victim that
might prove dangerous. His victims,
therefore, have been little dogs. In
one instance he was seen to jump Oh Il
small dog, and with one bite ana
shake the big Newfoundland had killed
the little dog. Dropping the body on
the ground he walked away.
THE Governors Guard, Of Madison,
has received its new uniforms.
THE Lutheran Swedes of Ashland are
raising money to build Il church.
Mrs. WILLIAM +. Villas and daughter,
of Madison, are summering on the st.
Lawrence River.
ELMER FOSTER, a 16-year-old La
Crosse boy. caught sixty-pound fish IN
the Mississippi at La Crosse.
II. G. IRISH, son of the Rev. c. Irish,
q Methodist minister we'll known
throughout Wisconsin, has fallen heir to
$11 900.
A YOUNG man named Grundy and his
sister narrowly escaped drowning in
Monona Lake at Madison. They were
attempting to land a twenty pound pick
erel when their boat capsiZed.
THOMAS PURCELL, arrested at Madison
on charge of larceny and sentenced to
six months in the county Jail, has been
formally adjudged insane.
AN Ohio company is to erect an extern
sive mill at Ashland for the manufac
ture of steel and nails. The company
will be given building site, and Ashland
people will take SIS, 900 worth of stock
in the company. Fifty men will be en-
ployed, and the nail output will be
5000 kegs annually.
LIEUT.. Coz. JOHN L. ToURTE1LoTTE of
La Crosse, is dead. He was gallant
soldier during the war. When the war
terminated Col. Tourtellotte went to
Mankato, Wis, and resumed his law.
His close personal friend, Gen. Sher-
man, brought such arguments to bear
that he decided 10 re-enter army life,
and was commissioned major of the
Seventh Cavalry, afterwards Clusters
regiment. He was detailed on Gen.
Sherman's staff, and in time became it's
chief. He assisted Gen Upton in a
thorough revision of cavalry tactics.
When the Marquis of Lerne and Prin-
cess Louise visited this country, Col.
Tourtellotte was detailed as their escort.
He was go years old.
JOHN MALLoY, a convict in the state
prison, serving two years under SEN
tence in Dane County for burglary,
made bold attempt to escape in day-
light. He was at work within the stock
AIDE and crowded through doorway
left open to permit car to pass. He
was seen by al EuaTu, VINO Hreu his Win
chester to attract attention. The
prisoner was pursued and captured
twenty minutes after his escape.
STATE TREASURER HUMMER paid to the
Milwaukee city treasurer the sum of
$l20, 900 for Il corresponding amount of
school bonds which have been sold 70
the state: The remaining $780, 900 will
be- paid into the city treasury in the
near future.
THE Agrin boy, who was lost in tba
woods few miles from Shell Lake was
found near Barronett. Two hundred
men were searching in the woods for
him. The mill shut down and business
was practically suspended.
A FIERCE rainstorm on the oath s+ruol-
the Assembly grounds, on the banks IF
Lake Monona, and raised havoc among
the tent-dwellers.
ASHLAND will issue 500, 900 in bonds
to pay for projected street improves
ments.
FRANK KNoBLoCH, of La Crosse Cow
ty, was incinerated by a hotel fire. Of