Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-15

Bntfa,o N. Y, has made contracts 9o non W." 900
D Duhiaoa mill owners to saw SO,OOo,oOo
1eT In II The Bayfield County circuit court ,,!
- Poi was convicted of assaulting
P 5oT Cassidy at Washburn last
80 With intent to kill. His SEN
+p p7 will be from ten to fifteen years
IN state prison. The jury was OUT pu' "
few moments r. ,,,,lbortson
THE Jury in the case OF Cu1peI,9o ~
aoalnsl The city and ran M ny go was for
I,au Claile disagreed Tue sun " ~ ~
VS. Ep,ST steven and Tom LudeskII,
90 hro+hers. at Ashland, were eacn
fnad sos and costs for ae5aultlng an OH
eel ,,,,rr HANSON, charged with beatllng; s;
Asten Johnston, at Dra1hli.e5n, L. L.
Claira County, pleaded not gullty. oo 10
gave 5000 bail for his appearance oo'0
Ut TIM ~ Rev. Father I. A. Kelly, pastor
of e. patrick,s Church at Eau Clare,
died on the 18th, aged 80 years, alter q
lono illness. His parents live IN IRE,
land and the congregation had ralseu
81 900 to send him to Europe tor MS
health. He was ordained at La crosse
sixfeeu wears ago. At his deaIloou
we're the Rev. James Scheeback, actihg
bishop, and others. &c
CuRISTIAN BERGMAN, of the town OF
Springfield, st. Croix County, VINO was
emploved by Mr.. Decker. banker u
Baldwin, to watch some timber near
Glenwood, charged some men, ms
neichbors, with stealing mber, ana ~
formed Mr.. Decker, who bad the men
arrested, but failed TO CONVEX .t tneH
After the trial somebody made threals
which caused Bergman, it is now
learned, to commit suicide. This was
last June. IIe was not heard OF tlli the
dav before October 5, when his body
was found only two miles from nome.
He had gone to q ledge - rock, tieu
rome to q tree and around his neck ana
iumned off, When found only the head
and shoulders were hanging, the body
living at the foot of the cliff. lie leaves
a family.
THE next annual meeting of the Free
Methodist Church will be held at Osh-
kosh.
La Crosse people are contemplating
building kite-sLaped race track.
FL. W. MANSFIELD, the de1aultIng post
master of Custer. was sentenced to six
months in state prison by United States
District Judge Bum at Madison.
LARGE f1ocks of sparroWs winged into
Eau Claire, where hundreds OF them,
colliding with wires or blinded by the
electric lights, fell helplessly on the
streets and sidewalks.
FIRE completely destroyed a large
storehouse belonging to Kieser & He'll
wig at Prairie du Chen, entaillng loss
of 81 600, insured for $500, and lmgent
Bros large livery stable. The loss is
estimated on the livery stable at 5000,
with insurance of 900. Mr.. Newton's
residence ana Gokey's restaurant were
slightly damaged. Conductor Brainard
had his household goods damaged, but
the loss is covered by insurance. The
- egate loss will foot up $4,000. 1t is
thought to have been the work Of in
cendiaries.
A STAY of proceedings has been
granted in the cases of the state against
ex-Treasurers bntz and Kuehn, by
Judge Siebecker, until the supreme
court decides whether the scope Of the
examination shall be limited or not.
THE dairy and food commissioner has
for analysis from various parts of the
state, which is pure imitation stuff. 1t
seems that considerable quantities OF
this fraudulent vinegar have come with
IN the confines Of the state, and the peo-
pie are warned against it. No prOsecu-
tons can be made for the reason that
those who sent the samples to the COM
missioner for analysis failed to attach
their names, SO that the commissioner
is entirely at sea as to where the vinegar
is made and sold: