Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-11-03
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

O.. went TO Europe late in the summer.
He was last heard Of two months ago as he
was about to start for home. 1t is feared
he died of cholera, being in the cholera
district at the time.
SITpT. CIIISLETT, Of Crown Hill Gene
terry, has selected SIX men from n, among tne
employees at the burying ground to guard
Mrs. Harrison's grave. Two men are
Dlaced on duty at time and they serve Tor
eight hours and ale then relieved. 4
THE 126th anniversary of Methodism in
the United States was celebrated at the old
John Street Church, New York. Among
those taking part in the exercises We're the
Rev. DR.. W. II. Dupuy, Bishop Newman,
Bishop Carman and Bishop Walden.
OIL leaking from the pipes of the Phila-
deIphla Il Atlantic refnerleS, at Phlladel-
phia, caused an explosion, covering the
river with blazing oil. The shipping was
saved with great difficulty. a lighter
loaded with oil was destroyed. The loss
is $134, 200.
JONATHAN II. WALLACE. one or the
best known attorneys of East Ohio, and a
lifelong Democrat Of great influence In
his party. died at his home in New Lisbon,
O., aged 6S years. Judge Wallace served
one term in Congress, defeating GOV. Nc
Kinley in 1852.
INDICTMENTS against the Maverick
tanned by the courts. The officials are
charged with doing an illegal banking
business. The bills against Thomas Dana
and Jonas FL. French are the only ones
held to be invalid.
A. ID. DARLING, a California raisin
grower and shipper. has failed. Liabili-
ties aggregate S113, 0OO HIS assets consist
of his vineyards, valued at S60,OOO,. and
personal property, S3S, 900, all of which is
encountered. His failure Is the direct re-
suit OF the cholera scare.
DIR. A. J. OvERHoLT and SilaS Hau-
chett, two of the four Colorado electors on
the Weaver ticket, have refused to permit
their names to be used at the head of the
Cleveland ticket. Their action is embar-
RAISING in view of the fact that the Cleve-
landites have Withdrawn their electors and
substituted the Populist electors.
The lighthouse tender Columbine has
started from New York on its long voyage
to Portland, Ore. The little vessel goes
under the command of Lieut.. Commander
Charles H. West, of the United STATES
navy. His orders are to report to the in
spector of the Portland Lighthouse Dis
trict. The Columbine has nearly $4,000
miles to travel before it reaches its deStina-
ton.
JAMES r. BARTLETT, one OF the surviv-
Ors of the Jeanette expedition, living at
San Francisco, shot and killed his Wifes
niece, Lottie Carpenter, shot his wife in
the shoulder. and then shot and killed
himself. since his return from the Arctic
regions Bartlett's mind has been weak as
the result Of hardships experienced. The
tragedy occurred at Bartlett's home in San
Francisco.
1T has come to light that Rev. Walter T.
Griffin, OF the Reformed Church, Brook
Ign, and five years its pastor, is at present
living in France with Miss Greaves, for
mo mn lnr nf rafJ
Mrs. Griffin, when she learned the true
state of things, packed up all of her be-
longings and went to her brother in Meri-
den, Conn. All the parties to the scandal
moved in the highest society.
MANY cases of dlphtheria are reported
at Murrayville, Ill.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has cancelled all
his dates for campaign addresses.
DAYS plaster mill, at Grand Rapids,
Mich, burned with loss of $4,000.
WILLIAM Coy was sentenced at Pitts
field, Mass, to hang for the murder of
John Whalen.
THE license of the Ohio Farmers Insur-
ance Company to do business in Illinois
has been revoked.
TIE Adams Express Company has Sc
cured the routes on the Chicago, Burling
ton Dc Quincy system.
TIE new Tobin College at Fort Dodge,
Ia, was dedicated yesterday. The college
has an enrolment of 115.
FRANK O'NEIL, who is said to be from
Chicago, was shot while attempting to
break into store at Quincy, LII.
Ell KAHIER SHRINE, of Cedar Rapids,
conferred the degree of the Ancient Ar
able Order on 120 candidates at Carroll, Ia.
THE steamer Nina, raft boat, sunk III
the Mississippi near Reid's Landing,
Mimi, during gale. The crew es-
capped.
The registration in New York City for
the three days is 752, $50 During the first
days in 1891 214, 917 names were registered,
and for the same number Of days in 1888,
253, sol.
MRS. HELEN M. COUGAR, OF Indiana,
the PrOhibitionists' stump speaker, has
sued Congressman Morse for 1926, 900 dam
ages for alleged libel, MGrse having writ
ten letters charging MHs. Cougar with
falsehOod and misrepresentation.
SECRETARY HALFoRD has Cancelled the
engagements he had made to deliver p0lit-
zeal speeches in Indiana. He felt that the
made it undesirable for him to go on the
stump SO soon after the death of Mrs. Har-
risOn.
ALFRED II. WENwAY was appointed
receiver at Boston of the Order OF HgiS,
by agreement with the parties in interest
uC lldUlLttCS ale dPfOO,UUU, tlAI Vic dSStUS
1925, 000- Certain irregularities were al
legged against the officers, but these have
been withdrawn.
JOHN j. GRIFFIN, who was arrested at
Detroit GA the charge of registering false
ly, has been released, having made full
confession revealing Weil-organlzed
scheme for wholesale Democratic COLOMBIA
ton. There will probably be some arrests
in day or two, and the whole schemew
be exposed.
C. NJ. BAKER. district passenger agent of
the Kansas City, Fort Scott Il Memphis
Railroad, was snOt and killed by his son
Francis, aged 10. at his home in the sur
b"rban town of Lonsdale, KY. The boy
{ Id his father was beating him over the
head with heavy stick. He got hold OF
shotgun and shot HIM unintentionally.
New JERSEY Republicans have issued
an address exposing and condemning the
''Abbett ring rule in the state.
PREMIER ABBOTT, of the Dominion of
Canada, will shortly resign, and Will prob
ably be succeeded by Sir John Thompson.
DEMOCRATIC illegal registration in Kan
cas- Citv is charged Suit has been brought