Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-11-10
has arrived at New York after The rough

has arrived at New York after The rough
est voyage she ever experienced.
DURING the season just ended thirty
three Gloucester fishermen were drowned.
In 1888 the lives lost numbered 209
THE President will not 60 to Indiana
this year to vote, and will remain at the
White House until after the election.
THE liabilities of Pegram d Bro, of
Lincoln, H., who failed owing to gram
speculation Mt Chicago, will reach $3.50
0G0
CLAup WILSON, editor OF the Advance.
ut Wilson, \. C., has disappeared most
mysteriously from his home there. Foul
play is feared.
TIE sum OF $4,000 was the gift of r. j.
Barney, the Dayton. O., car-builder to his
daughter Marie, on her marriage TO Harry
Reynolds.
ENGINEER HuGu JONES and William
Darby were killed in collision on the Lit
tie Rock 4 Fort Smith Railway, near Lit
tie Rock. Ark.
COAL CREEK miners burned the house
OF Mrs. Lewis, at Oliver Springs, Tenn
She was friendly to the troops sent to
guard the mines.
II is SAID a plan is on foot, which will be
perfected by January !. to unite all rail
way employees III one union. with q mem
bership Of 10000.
FEDERAL marshals are to be appointed
for the election III indianapolis and all the
other large cities III the state. Democrats
are complaining.
GEN. SAMUEL WYLIE CRAWFORD, who
commanded the Pennsy lvanla Reserves at
the battle of Gettysburg, died at Phladel-
phia, aged 55 years.
SHERIFF SHARvY, at Duluth, seized Il
passenger tram on the Eastern Minnesota
Railroad to satisfy Judgment of $4,000
in favor of John j. Moran.
CHESTER HITCHCOCK, owner of the
Black Hawk Springs, II summer RESORT near
Rockford, Ill, and hundreds of acres Of
land in that vicinity. was found dead in Il
bath-tub IN barber shop.
THE report that the vetoed New Jersey
coal combine bill has been stolen is
groundless. The bill, which passed both
houses and was vetoed by the governor, is
in possession Of the state librarian.
THE cOroner's jury has returned YER
diet in the Reading Railway wreck. hold
ing John Il. Rupp, yard-maSter at West
Falls, responsible, in that he disobeyed
the orders of the tram dispatcher.
DIR. ROLAND p. FAULKNER, of the
Wharton School University of Penn
sylvania, will accept the position of secre-
tary to the United States commissioners at
the international monetary conference.
A TERRIBLE collision of freight trains
occurred on the Little Rock IL Fort Smith
Railroad, near CABIN Creek, Ark, and as
u result two men, Engineer Hugh zones
and Fireman William Darby, are dead.
THE bodies OF Mrs. J. G. Johnson and
Francisco. The mother had evidently
killed her child, then herself. She was
deserted by her husband Il year ago.
TIE Northern Pacific steamer Xambcsi
will probably have to take back to China
thirty Chinese who were refused passports
at Port Townsend because their certiii-
Gates did not have photographs attached.
EDWARD CARROLL, Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Leavenworth,
kas.. district. has withdrawn. This
leaves the contest to be fought out by the
Peoples party and Republican candidates.
THE conferences of the Behrng Sea
| arbitration are to be exchanged by the two
governments February |, 1898 The work
en- that to be presented by the United
States is progressing satisfactorily, but is
not yet complete.
operating blast furnaces and coal mines AT
Dayton, Tenn. have given notice of u 5
per cent. reduction IN wages, being re-
ducti0n of Is per cent. since January |,
1892 1t affects 500 men.
THE Minnesota Women's Auxiliary OF
the Worlds Fair will call on pupils OF
public schools for donations. not to exceed
~ CSHVS tiCI, w cONEl tllC On ptllSS vi Il
statue of Hiawatha to be placed in the
Minnesota department.
ALBERT WING, who murdered his wife
at Louisville, Ky, had agreed with the
woman when they were married, that il
one proved unfaithtul, the erring one
should be killed. The woman had en-
tered \ dlsreputable house.
FERDINAND WILTZER, farmer. OF
Winamac, Ind, was training team OF
colts and had fastened to the neck-yoke a
rope, throwing the other end across
| his shoulders. The colts ran away and
Wiltzer fell between two sIumps and be-
came wedged in. The colts started, tear
ing WiltZer's head Off.
A COLLISIONS occurred in the Rice Tun
mel, five miles from Galena, ILL.,, on the
| Great Western Railroad, between con
struction train and freight tram. Both
trains and engines were demolished. Two
| tremen were fatally injured, one man was
instantly killed, and several others of the
trainmen were seriously injured.