Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-05-12
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

JoE PATRE attempted to play the
peac emaker IN riot among crowd OF
Italians at Altoona, Pa, and was killed
| with brick.
TIE Hungarian prime minister, Herr
Gabriel Won Basors, died on the 9th, at
Buda Pesth.
THE fact is now made known that
after Capt. Robinson was shot by Mr..
Hetherington, knowing he was about to
die, he made will bequeathing.all his
property, valued at something like
81 900, 900, to Mrs. Hetherington.
SIG. LAMPERTI the famous singing
master, died at Milan.
The negotiations for treaty of COM
merce between Great Britain and Spain
have been suspended.
A LOSS of $4,000 was caused by the
partial destruction. on the 9th inst, of
the Williams-Adams veneer works at
Indianapolis
Work on the Hennepin Canal, con-
sisting of clearing the route for grading,
has been begun at the western end,
FIvE-sIXTus of the cabmen of Vienna
are on a strike.
The Publications of the Behring Sea
arbitration agreement were exchanged
between the governments of England
and the United States.
THE crop failure fiend has begun his
work for the season. A report comes
from San Francisco that the recent
frosts have reduced the grape crop near
ly one-half.
New YoRK's Actors Fund Fair, at
Madison Square Garden, was one Of the
biggest undertakings Of the kind for
years, and closed on the eth with esti-
mated receipts Of $4,000.
THE United States grand jury at Pitts
burg found indictments against William
II. Dill, president of the Clearfield Bank,
for embezzlement in connection with
the collapse of the bank.
A HICKORY club covered with gore, and
the body of a man dead from Il fractured
skull, were found in a st. Paul freight
car when it reached Chicago. There is
no clue to the identity of either. The
man was about 80 years old.
THE post-oilice at White Plains, n. Y,
was robbed Of stamps, cash and regis
tered letters to an unknown value by
burglars who blew open the safe.
TnEEE big fights will take place at
New Orleans on three successive days
in September. Fitzsimmons and
Pritchard will scrap on the 9TH, Nc
van and Corbett on the 18th.
THE latest English railway sensation
has 'stoped out" A dressmaker vas
found beside the track in disorgan-
lied condition, and told story Of hav-
ing been outraged in a closed compart-
ment and thrown out the window by an
unknown man. After stirring up the
civilized world with her narrative she
has changed her mind and decided that
there was no outrage, and that the tum-
bic from the. train was entirely vOlun-
tary on her part.
1CEMAN Patrick O'SULLIvAN, whose
name is familiar through his connection
with the Cronin murder case ut Chica-
60, died at Joliet penitentlary on the
5th inst.
WIrH q revolver did the head of the
banking Louise of Hammerstein, Ber-
lin. blow out his brains.
HALsTEAD WATRoUs, of New York,
used razor to bring to a violent end
his career as broker.
AT Little Rock, Ark, on the 9th, two
colored men eXplated the crime of
murder in the legal form.
PROF. AUGUST WILHELM HOFFMAN, the
distinguished German chemist, is dead.
TIE price of salt is now down to 20
cents a barrel at Chicago, as the result
of a recent cut.
PRESIDENT ADAMS, of Cornell Univer-
sity, has resigned. The cause assigned
is 'seemingly irreconcilable differences
Of opinion regarding matters of admin
istratiOn.'
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa, had a jostle
with small earthquake on the morning
Of the 9th inst.
AT Barre, VT, 1000 stone cutters went
on strike on the 5th inst.
ST. MIcHAEL's Roman Catholic
Church, New York, is not as handsome
as it was. Fire on the 9Th injured the
building to the extent of $4,000.
Two lumbermen got on q South Shore
for the ride Near Michigamme, Mich
Conductor Gibson elected them, when
they began to shoot. A brass button
DETECTED one of the bullets, saving the
conductors life, and he returned the
compliment, tied the men up with a
rope, and turaed them over to the au-
thorities.
CHINESE government circles are all
torn up over the anti-foreign agitation,
and have ordered the arrest of Taotai
Chouhan, the leading spirit. The vice
roy of Wuchaug, province of HOPPE,
is charged with the duty of rounding up
the obnoxious individual.
A CHICAGO saloonkeeper named John
Hoppe was found dead in his place of
business, on Canalport Avenue. He
had bullet wound in his head and an
other in his side. Suicide is not sus-
pected.
Two white men and one Indian were
drowned by the capsizing of boat on
Leighton Lake, near Grand Rapids,
MINI.
DELIVERS after silver have been again
stirred up by reported big discoveries
at Rico. San Juan County, Col, and at
| Copper Rock, fifty miles from Denver.
IN an early morning wreck on the
| Pan Handle near Scio, o., six people
were more or less severely hurt. Fail
ure to paJ attention to signals was the
| cause.
THREE men were fatally and thirteen
more or less badly injured by the acct
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