Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-08
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| man trleQ lOf Luo IuuTuor OF 1nOmaS
n.y. INV, at Pence last summer, was
iu db unity of granddaughter in the
sscond degree.
wv IN ALBERT SHAW, editor of the Re-
If Reviews, has presented to the
10" schoOI of economics at the State
t srorsjtv life-size portrait engravings
: William 4. Gladstone and Lord Ten
'nn J. P. Coy, OF Hayward, has regu-
! p oid tomahawk, which he claims is
u ", g' 80 wears old. 1t has a place to
wei nakp IN and it is one that has been in
D Unnber of battles. He also has
r Nose sword, such as they use in
I ,,1e similar to the Indian medicine
3'Icp This is made out of Chinese
. ',I ard the doctor says there is $3.50
Lor.b of money it.
F. r,p the third time the jury has dis
.o in the case of Mary S. Slaughter
s line; the town of Middleton, Dane
,"ntv, for $1,000 damages for injuries
fSaood to have been received from q
,ortiye road. The trial so far has
fo:f the county 81 900.
PETER HALLING, former resident of
an Claire, the young man who was
barred with forging the name of w. w.
Ei1mms to checks, is again in trouble
| Soux City, Ia. He is charged with
(Haiping money under false pretenses.
H. A, GROSS, a Milwaukee wholesale
lir'nerv merchant, has confessed iudg-
snt in favor of the Merchants Ex-
+5ange Bank for $12,140. The store is
i ,ated on Broadway.
DvD GARIBY, a logger at Ashland,
,lbis leg badly crushed between some
%, Amputation was necessary.
Tgg trial of Phil. Newman, at Ash
Ind, on charge of murder, is creating
orsjderable excitement at that place.
he state is working up a strong case
anSt him.
IrveE2MEN around Marinette are re-
rting that the swamps are not frozen
nd that their soft condition is very
rous obstacle to logging, and cold
Gather is demanded Tor logging pur-
ses In some localities the ground is
soft that 1t is impossible for horses
pass through the sWamps, and some
eve been mired in attempting to do so.
NRs. MCDoNAID, of Eau Claire, who
charged with cutting the Threats of
hasband' s team of horses, was I'M
he to appear in court to answer to the
rge. Her physician states that she
become insane since her arrest. 1t
stated that she has confessed the
Inc to her husband. The latter has
len arrested also, but developments
bow that he had nothing to do with it.
IaG insurance patrol, maintained by
ire underwriters at Milwaukee, has
len increased by the addition of sec
wagon for use in the outskirts OF
city.
aG widows of the two fremen who
their lives in the big Milwaukee
have each received 81, 29l.71. con-
ted by public subscriptions.
he PIankinton House, Milwaukee,
Tes 81 900, 900 fire insurance.
l2EG new banks have been added to
Yankees business institution.
rGGGoN BAY fishermen say that
&C the large cities along the lake
be have stopped the system OF
png refuse matter into Lake Mich
the whitetish are coming back.
4> P. MOoDY was convicted of lar
!at La Crosse and sentenced to one
state prison.
LITER \. CLARK, a former resident
aG Claire, was accidentally killed at
5N Wash.
B REV. W. A. Mckillop has resigned
{! mstorate Of the First Baptist
81 2c2, at jau Claire.
GA&Y NOBLE has ordered a re-
d Ng III the case of Marcus b.
1 M vs.. Charles Helmer and Gle
d I. Williams, involving preference
d forfeiture act of September %,
0 tract of land in the Ashland
u district. The question involved
d Whether the defendant, Helmer,
N actual settler in good faith at
4a'e OF the forfeiture. In view Of
evidence submitted by Helmer,
Jury Noble modities the commits
y us decisions and orders new
aS between the parties, the gov
-'4I 10 be represented by special
.EN hEyEDE, treasurer of the
'AaWan Knights of Labor, at La
aS charged with the embezzle-
o, about $50, pleaded guilty and
b sentenced to one year in state
y w. BtAFLEsS, of Minneapolis, for
y VSiller Of bank in Eau Claire,
EEu chosen president of the Min
is SNoIIn& Mills Company, recent.
a y, ,aI"@ed with a capital stock of
,,a nSyiLEE, of Eau Claire formerly,
sH a oi California, has contract TO
g MOVERS or that state for the
= s,o I"ir. She recently arrived in
". "a ana had with her 5000 plants to
Oh 81 al the Fair.
". & . "a suit Of Mrs. Rattoch
at po2 ne chicago, Milwaukee Il st.
a T"""y Company at La Crosse re-
NJ NJ" a verdict of 5000 for the plant
r,a u.tIendant's counsel gave no.
~o''oh Tor 4 new trial.
!. "a SENN, the young girl who ct
is IL nso suicide at Eau Claire by throw
lie viii viii ~ IN 'front.' of a moving freight
E,,"SeIy recover.
Ca, GERALD, Il former resident
,tn gSS&, was killed by the cars at
} ,, ,.'N has formally announced
onn,' "s the county seat of Bay
ton, y The removal of the rec
Al ~. bayfield, to Washburn will
osn rrS ~S ;e for the state en-
VI lhe Grand Army of the