Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-01-21
BADGER NOTFs

loon. The weapon was accid h,la
discharged, the bullet LODGING ;T IN a
mans abdomen and intlictinaD . 80
wound. R9ning had the roa
when it was discharged. '''O'1
EMIL AID was engaged in fo,.
clearinghouse at Eau Claire ana
out of it in bad shape. He Woe u ca
on the head with club, and 10 n slfp
the Sacred Heart Hospital. H LOT
been delirious, and is in very so,,
condition. Albert Marquart is i ;n
charged with assault with inter,.
great bodily harm. 1t is belieyaS !
the man who hit Aid. 0s
FRANK SLATcHER, farmer lr;.
Beaver, near Marinette, set fire. WV, NY
barn and house and then COMM.
suicide by cutting his throat, Ha
thought TO have been of unsouna NJ;
Before carrying out his plans he am!
his wife and daughter and notifei I t
to secure all their valuables and 90.
of the house.
THE Marinette Y. M. c. A. now y,
bers over 100 mem bers.
ETzEL & SAMSON, merchants at Con
on, made an assignment.
GLENwooD's new buildings durir,
past year cost el40,000.
THE railroad engineers have fnis,
the work Of taking soundines of 81
geon Bay for the purpose of maxim
Inmates as to the cost OF constrnrtS,
bridge. The deepest water found
sixteen feet, the bottom BEING ~,
gravel, and in some places clay, no ro
being struck.
ANOTHER rich deposit of iron orc
been discovered at the Buckeye Mi
near Marinette. A spur track will
built to the mine, and shipping co
mence about April /.
GEORGE MANI. Of Sturgeon Bav
commenced action for 5000 dana
against Andrew Reser, of Sister R
Door County; for alleged SANDER
WALTER A. WooD died at his home
Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Mr.. Wood was
inventor and manufacturer of the f. /
GUS Wood reaper and binder. AtOl
time an effort was made to have
plant, of which he was the head,
Gated in Milwaukee, but the capital !
Interested in the company finally }
copied a big bonus to locate in st. Paj
JOHN E. A. KERN, one of the bel
known millers in the Northwest, all
at his home on Humboldt Avenue, Nj
waukee. The immediate cause Of
death was inflammation of the lund
Some weeks ago Mr.. Kern contracts
cold which developed into severe
tack of the grippe. His lungs becatI
affected and the illness finally prev
fatal.
WHILE driving an ice wagon across
tracks of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 \
Paul road on First Avenue, Milwaukd
John Bruss, teamster, was struck bd
train and fatally injured. He was
moved to the Emergency lid
pital. Bruss refused to give \
name or address at the hospit|
saying that he did not want his fam
to know that he had been injured,
EDWARD TELLER, a molder employ
at the West Milwaukee shops VI
struck and killed at the foot Of ST
teenth Street by a st. Paul englE
Teller was on his way to work. He Il
% years of age and unmarried. Il
parents live at Oostburg, Wis.
The decision of Court Commission
Ryan, of Milwaukee, as referee in 4
Briggs-Hiles case was filed in the 4
perior court on the 14th. A judgmd
is rendered for the plaintiff, q
w. Briggs, and it is decided t1
the legal services, which he pa
formed for Mr.. Hiles, were won
$1,000, and that Mr.. Briggs is al
entitled to interest since March |, lY
Mr.. Ryan's decision is long one and
a com plete review of the case. Thee
ton was brought by Attorney Briggs
recover $4,000, which amount
claimed was due him for legal servd
rendered Mr.. Hiles, between Janua
%, 1888, and March l, 1880. -,
The friends of Prof. Pond, of MAJ
son, are alarmed about his condllta
His mental faculties have, it is said,
come greatly impaired. Mr.. Pondso1
time ago was forced to abandon tea1
ing, and he went to Rockford and q
gagged in the real estate business WI
hopes that outdoor exercise might
suit in improvement. His health, mol
ever, has been failing, and rece
change for the worse leads his 1ren
to believe he may become insane.
A PORTRAIT of the late DR.. DrapP
painted by Mr.. Stuart, has been lal
in the rooms Of the State Historl@l
ciety. The portrait was paid for by 81.
scriptions Of the members of the Soccer
Mr.. Stuart is also painting a porrraI
Daniel S. Durrie, librarian OF the
ciety.
A LARGE nnmber of persons are sung
ing from the grippe at Madison. Amo
the victims are several old residents
A. SPRoBER, An unmarried man, y
instantly killed while hosting ice
the Wisconsin Lakes Ice Comps'
above the Milwaukee River DAM
was the first day he had been so u
ployed, and he was put to WORK a u,
the slide. While he was asce11ull
with the "jacket" he slipped anu .
into the slide, a heavy cake OF ice D,oS h
ing and crushing his skull. oPl0V
was dead when physician arrived
AUTHENTIC information comes 10 l1t
that the Wisconsin Central's 'cuVi ea
line, which will be run from Mar 81 :,
via Greenwood to Bateman, VIII y y
through Eau Claire County. Inls 34r
not cut much of a figure with tine cry !,
Eau Claire, but it will be OF gfesH! W =
portance to the farmers of porTIlon
the county. The line is run 'h lgo;
the southwest quarter of Eau .rst
County, and traverses a consloei''
portion of the town of Ludingtoh'