Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-29
BADGER NOTES.

4 YsoNE Oneida Indians caught white
to ;a cow on the reservation recently,
- PilIed it aud divided the meat
anu oro themselves, claiming the right
aln sa11onter all live stock straying upon
DT' WOODWARD, of La Crosse, fell
,.1n a building some time ago, sprain-
EoLn his 4 ankle. A week ago it grew
r6rse and amputation became neces-
sary. ,C- co;,
"a to Grant license to any of the
l .ad%cart halls on Second Street.
TY,rrR YEHLE, of La Crosse, accident
,,Ir discharged pistol, the ball enter
a :a3 his his right thigh. The ball was sue
~,Iassully removed.
WILLIAM SCHEIBEL, about II years of
,o " was accidentally shot and killed by
4 I-s1o sN Nolan while the two were huut-
: 3@,L jncks on Lake Kegonsa. They were
:l n5 6oat when the accident occurred,
III LII : tbe shot took effect in the abdomen
1 s AZ ro CI ScheibeI, mutilating his body
in terrible manner.
RI ., HILLS, of Eau Claire, intends to
.stohIisb an electric light plant at Me-
Il yomonie. with capital stock of $4,000.
i Tnr late Judge Edwin Flint, of Mason
& rtv formerly of La Crosse, left by will
MSG00O for professorshlp Of technology
Ia fine University of Vermont, his alma
' Tnr State Board Of Equalization has
#fnisbed its labors. The total valuation
IF property in the state. both personal
u nd real. is $623, 859, All, as against $685.
III 7l9 in 1890. The grand total Of tax
ord snecial charges for 1891 is 81, 329,-
~ 81 G6, as against 81 III ,540.39 last year.
IF this amount Milwaukee County will
boar S177. 432. 50, while in 1890 it was
tovpd $l3S, 1882. The total valuation
If fine property of Milwaukee by the
hoard was Sill ,0OO,O 900.
u EVAN LEWIS, the wrestler, met with a
.maway accident at his home in the viii
noe, of Barneveld which compelled
m to cancel several dates for exhibit
Fan matches. One knee was so badly
injured that he has been confined to
house.
lIEssRs. Jackson and Graham, editors
the Anglo-American, of Mexico, have
8ppn sued for criminal libel by United
Rates Consul General Guenther for
having published a letter from a Mr..
AfattbeWs against Guenther concerning
bone mining claims.
FIRE has DESTROYED over $4,000 tons of
marsh hay on the river bottoms near
AImomanie. This is heavy loss to the
hrmers in that vicinity, who have put
b. the hav in large quantities for feed
b. stock during the winter.
TONER WOLF, q loborer, aged 80 years,
his fatally injured in the freight yard of
be st. Paul road at Milwaukee. He at
pmpted to pass through train which
as being made up, when he was caught
etween the cars and crushed in a
3ghtful manner.
THE Empire Lumber Company and
he Valley Lumber Company, of Eau
Eare have purchased $500 acres of
Zine land in Ashland, Bayfield, and
chippewa counties.
IR. INMATES, of the State Historical
&Cciety, will exhibit at the Worlds Fair
collection of stone arrow heads, about
N 600 in number.
A l0YEAR-oLD son of an employee at
D. state fish hatchery at Madison,
kmed Breese, was fatally kicked in the
j head by horse.
MICHAEL SPLENTER was sentenced to
X months imprisonment by Judge
Aeyes at Madison, for robbing the
Il Hore Of Russell Chase last week.
y IuE paper mills in the Fox River VAL
~ will do but little business this win
Rr, owing to the low stage of water.
CARL BILLET 5-year-old Eau Claire
hy, had his foot cut off while attempt
ng to board moving freight train.
One of the Worlds Fair exhibits sug-
Rsted by Mr.. Thwaites, of the State
hstoricai Society, is q display of Wis
phSln antiquities, such as copper and
zone implements in great variety, and
A@retulIy selected collection of stone
@row-heads, some 5000 or 6,OO0in num-
J, \. Ross, of Ashland, was arrested
q a warrant sworn out by Miss Ada
mite, charging him with assault. He
RS placed under $500 bonds.
LIEUT.. HENRY MARKS, veteran of the
ReItth Wisconsin Light Battery, died
the Northern Insane Asylum, where
u mad been under treatment since
R oruary l6.
IHE Chicago & North Western Rail-
IN company has issued an order that
garnlshee brought against any en-
Hleer or fireman would result III his
aFchage
he bridge war at Ashland between
Guy and the Omaha Railroad peO-
~ mas come to an end. An agreement
~ oeen reached whereby the bridge
be completed.
IN exodus toward the woods has be-
IN earnest at Eau Claire. Large
s$loers OF men are leaving daily.
RED W: PRAEL, who graduated from
>iate | University at Madison with
VIaSS OF 1911, coming from Astoria,
J" now holds the important position
SJSSIS'ant manager of the Risdon Iron
locomotive Works at San Fran
\ T., At a salary of So 900. While in the
y y iIFFffSlty Mr.. Prael was best known as
- oacK IN the foot ball eleven.
4 W. (,Tamps, named John Doyle and
i ns AcDonnell, after being released
I - .Ne lookup at Eau Claire, went to
Gon9 City, got drunk, and fought
!, oIler IN vacant lot. Doyle drew
/ ~ 40, ana cut out McDonnelIs right
l. ana Slashed him terribly about the
: ana breast. Mcdonnell nearly
i 10 death before help reached him,
= b n9 VIII pro badly die. Doyle has
y oeen captured.
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