Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13

| PosTMAsTER-GENERAL WANAMAKER will
strongly recommend postal telegraph
and telephone service IN his annual re-
port. He does not favor 1-cent post
age Or a reduction of ocean postage
from 8 to 2cents.
| DIPHTHERIA is epidemic at Harlem,
Cook County, Ill.
| THE plant Of the Little kanawha Lum-
Der Company in Parkersburg, W. Va,
was burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
500, O00
| DIR. E. c. GRAY, q prominent phvsi-
| clan, ex-surgeon in charge at the Colo
RADIO state penitentiary and past COM
mander Of the Knights Templar at Can
/ ing died Of apoplexy.
Two little girls, aged respectively
and 10 yea 8, daughters of George Ray
mond, wee crossing the Eigin, Joliet
q Eastern track at Aurora, Ill.,, when
one got foot caught in some manner,
and while the other was trying to help
| her extricate it both were run down by
an engine. Each child had foot
| crushed off, while one received a wound
in the head which will probably prove
fatal.
DIR. w. H. SCoTT, for ten years presi-
dent OF the Ohio State University, and
a prominent divine in the Methodist
| Episcopal Church, has addressed let
ter to the Ohio conference returning
his certificate of ordination and with
drawing from the ministry and MEM
| bership. He says he takes the step for
the sake of truth and conscience, con-
| vinced that he ought to enter freer
and larger religious life.
THE Amnesty Association, at the re-
quest of Fielder, Niebe and Schwab, the
Haymarket Anarchists, now at Joliet.
will hold the petition for their pardon
until after the November elections, so
that it cannot be used for political pur
poses.
FIVE children Of J. B. Bailey, rail-
road employee at Terrell, l. T., were
| poisoned in some mysterious manner.
| Two of them died and at last accounts
| the others were suffering intensely.
The attending physician says the symp
toms are those of poisoning by strych-
| nine.
JOHN A. CONWAY, who was injured in
a collision between two trains of the
companies in a tunnel near Toledo last
November, has secured verdict of
$21, 583 against the Lake Shore Il Michi-
gan Southern and the Flint 4 Pere Mar
| quette roads. Suits to the amount of
$500, 900 are pending against the compa-
MES Each road claims that the other
is liable, and that point will have TO be
| settled in court before the matter is set
tied.
| CONDUCTORS on the Cincinnati & Gov
ington Electric Railway have victim
lied the company by rescuing tickets
from the furnace at the power house
and putting them in circulation again.
One man who has been snatching
punched tickets from the furnace sold
$12, 900 worth to the conductors.
| J. BARLOW MooRHEAD, aged p years,
reputed to be worth $50O,COO, and re-
Gently a Kelley cure patient, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
heart at his clearinghouse in New
| York City.
TH1RTY-sIx pigs of silver and lead bull
| lion, valued at So, 600, which were stolen
| from the st. Louis Smelling Works,
near Cheltenham, on September Is,
the banks of the River Des Peres.
Nathan Cohen and Charles Fink are un-
der arrest.
| JACOB GREENBERG, a travelling cloth
ing salesman, was arrested at Cleve-
land. On May he married Miss Bes-
| sic Abrams, young society lady OF that
| city. He has wife and three children
in New York. He showed Miss Alb
rams a Jewish writ of enforcement,
signed by rabbi, and she supposed it
to be legal divorce.
LORD HoUGHToN, the new viceroy of
Ireland, made his public entry into
Dublin and took possession of Dublin
Castle that was vacated some time ago
by his Tory predecessor, the Earl of
| Zetland.
| QUEEN Recent CHRISTINA and King
Alfonso have returned to Madrid from
San Sebastian, where they have been
sojourning for some time past. Their
return to the capital was made the &C.
casion of a great demonstration.
The United States ship Bennington,
with the caravels Santa Maria, Nina
and Pinta in tow, has arrived at Gibral-
tar. The warship will take the caravels
to Huelva, where they will take part in
| the Columbus celebrations there.
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