Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-06
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

LIE ,'Faribault plan" of Archbishop
Ireland was the issue at the annual
s sl election at Faribault, MINI.
= Inc town decided in the negative, the
.1cKet OF those supporting the plan be-
Ing defeated by a majority of 200.
PUBLICATION of the Times, an even
ing paper Of Detroit has been discon-
tlnued. The Evening News reduced
us prlce from cents to l cent.
OTTO ZAsToN had every stitch OF cloth
ing torn off by lightning at Detroit, but
strange to say, he escaped serious bod
lily harm
ELLIE Z. WYATT, II years old, was
gwen verdict against Kansas City
street railroad for 5000 for the loss of
a leg.
A HOUSE near Bennett Ditch farm,
eighteen miles below Uvalde, Tex, was
blown down by a hurricane Two Mex
leans were killed, and three others
were badly crippled.
The Interstate Bridge and Street
hallway Company has signed contracts
1or low bridge across the Missouri
hlVer at Omaha, to cost 81 600 900. A
number Of Chicago lines are alleged to
be behind the enterprise.
JAMES FowLEs and J. A. LOOMS, of
feorla, ILL.,, aeronauts, were fatally in
Jured by falling from their balloon, at
that place. The trapeze bar, upon
which they were performing, broke
and they fell fifty feet.
JUANA WALKER, an Indian girl 81
years of age, lays claim to the 81, 800, 900
estate Of the late John d. Walker, of
Phoenix, Ariz. Walker once lived
with the Pima Indians, and was their
chief
A 3,O00-BARREL oil we'll was struck on
the Hiatt tarm, in the Camden, Ind,
OIL field, and in carelessly handling q
light the Oil was ignited and burned up
the tank. Three men were burned Sc
riously.
A 3-YEAR-oLD son Of L.. J. Lowell, of
Hornellsville, n. Y, chewed and swal-
lowed a small piece of fly paper which
he found ON the floor, and died vlo-
lent death. The shock caused the
child's mother to 60 insane.
ISAAC KErRo, prominent chicken
fancier living at Hustled, o., was fatally
hurt while hauling clover seed. A
pitchfork which he was using accident
ally caught in the machinery, and it
struck him in the pit of the stomach.
Iris probable that Lolita, the actress,
will not appear before the public for
some time. She is confined to her bed.
Mrs. Crabtree, her mother, said: "My
daughters trouble is caused by fall she
had several years ago. Since that time
she has suffered considerably, and it is
impossible to say when she will be out
again."
BONNER and Roome, the defaulting
clerks of the Bank of British Columbia,
have confessed and asked for mercy.
The steamer Busy Bee and Spanish
steamer DaoiZ were in collision at HAM
burg and the latter vessel was so badly
damaged that she went to the bottom.
Her captain, mate and pilot perished.
THERE is great deal of misery
throughout Mexico, and the poorer peo-
pie are fiocking to the larger centers of
population and wealth, driven there by
hunger, and begging bread.
THE Proprietary House and Land
Corporation of London has suspended
business. Its liabilities are $4,000 and
it's assets eS2,OOO
AUGUST SCHULTZ, Berlin banker, has
surrendered himself to answer a charge
of fraud. The banks liabilities amount
to 80, 100000 marks.
THE Auer Incandescent Light Com
pany, of Philadelphia, was wheedled
South American enterprises.
The London Standards Berlin corre-
spondent says that the Russian emil
grants who have been refused entrance
into America are not allowed to re-enter
Prussia.
JUSTICE INGRAM, in the court of oyer
and terminer, New York, sentenced
Burton G. Webster, the murderer of
Charles Goodwin, to state prison for
nineteen years.
DR.. NAULrEUs shot and killed Glenn
Squirting, fireman, at DeadWood.
HANK LANGHoTF, wealthy .stockman
of Cheyenne, Wyo., hung himself be-
cause his brother is under arrest for
DEMONSTRATING.
IT is possible that Alice Mitchell will
vet be tried tor the murder of Freda
Ward. She is at present confined in an
asylum at Memphis, Tenn. but IS re-
ported to be recovering her reason, IN
which case she will be ordered into
court by Judge Duboise.
GEORGE kLENTz, respondent Wlch-
ita, Kan, cigarmaker, aged 80, hanged
himself in the parlor to lamp hook,
before his two daughters, who were
present, could prevent him.
E. B. STOKES, wealthy landowner OF
Fayette County, ILL.,, was robbed OF
$4,000 by unknown men. He was in
duced to take the money from the bank,
for an alleged land deal and was then
waylaid.
THOMAS DAVIS died from the effects OF
a pistol shot at Du Quoin, III. james
Hoban, Mike Hoban and E. Rice have
been arrested for the crime.
THREE masked men bound and gagged
the night operator at Springfield, Mo-,
and robbed the money drawer of 500.
-Four passengers sleeping in the depot
were also robbed.
Lucy BENNER, aged II, committed sui
eide, because of love affair at Council
Bluffs. Ia.
Mart LYON, a guest at the Western
Hotel, Council Bluffs, Ia, TOOK NOR
phine and was found dead.
NrvNaN SHEFFIELD was shot through
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