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

down last November from that vessel.
This together with oil and other prod
| ucts, brings the value of the Hume's
| catch to about $780, 200, the most sue
| cessful on record.
| THE Irish lord chancellor has appoint
ed six new magistrates for the city of
| Cork, all of whom are McCarthyites.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has conferred the
grand Gordon of the Order of the Red
Eagle upon the Khedive of Egypt.
| A MAN named Szemoidy, who, while
under arrest IN Pressburg, Austria, COM
mitted suicide in his prison cell, has
proved to be the perpetrator OF series
| of murders and robberiss in Vienna.
A ST. PETERSBURG correspondent de-
scrlbes the horrors ofannual sacrifice to
the god of their tribe by the Tartars of
| the Malmuick district, as recently wit
| messed by him. A peasant was hanged
up by his feet and his head half severed
| opened and the heart plucked out, with
which the face of the god was besmeared
as men danced around.
DIR. FRANCIS CHARLES SCOTT SANDERS,
the former proprietor of the Lyric
| Club, London, who is charged with
forging the name of the Earl of Londes-
borough to bills for e3, 1873, was commit
ted for trial. 1t is said he has at var
! lous times procured the large sum Of
| ST 100000 by forging other persons
| names.
DETROIT police have arrested r. l..
| Montgomery. of New York, and Sam
Moy, Chinese merchant of Chicago,
on charge of smuggling Cinnamon
into the States from Canada.
STEFFEN ZEcHA, a young Bohemian,
formerly of Winona, shot Mary Mend
lick, aged 10, in a jealous fit, at St. Elmo,
Mimi, and then killed himself. The
girl will live.
WILLIAM TANKERsLEE and Joseph Pax
ton carved each other in fight over a
girl at Kansas City, Mo-, and the former
may die.
CHARLES WINES, colored has been
sentenced to be hanged at Boston, Tex,
November II, for the murder OF Deputy
Sheriff Jeff Morgan last spring.
| WALTER WEST, a convicted shop-lifter,
at Upton, Ind, has made q confession
duplicating several prominent citizens of
Hamilton and Upton counties.
Ex-JUDGE GEORGE F. CoMsroCK is dead
at Syracuse, n. \.
Mrs. THOMAS MAUD was killed by
lightning at lockwood, Ont.
Four persons were killed and ten
injured in the gale at New York.
THE New York Statz-Zeitung has be-
gun the issue of a 1-cent evening edl-
| ton.
THE Minnesota Worlds Fair auxiliary
voted in favor Of keeping the Worlds
Fair open on Sunday.
THE estate of the late George William
Curtis, according to the will filed in
court, was about $4,000.
| SToN1N1NGToN, Conn.,, officers, have
revived the 'blue laws'' by prohibiting
the use of profane language.
| THOMAS L. GREMIR, Chicago thea
trical manager, has bought the Coup
railway circus and museum.
THE Chesapeake & Nashville road has
been sold by the sheriff to r. Weber, of
New York, for $4,000.
| WILLIAM DURGAN, the smallest mem
Der of the Masonic fraternity known,
being only 40 inches high, died sudden
| ly at his home in Shellsburg, La.
| KELLUM & GLENNIs' retail store at
Mount Clam, Tex, was blown up by a
spark from cigarette falling into a
powder barrel. A boy was badly hurt.
The President has appointed Prof.
Thomas &. Mendenhall, uperintendent
States commissioner of the Internation-
al committee which is to settle the
boundary line between Alaska and
British Columbia.
Mrs. GROVER CLEVELAND, wife of the
ex-President, sued for possession of a
blacksmith shop at Omaha, Neb., and
was beaten.
The McKahn Sugar Refinery Com
pany mas been organized at Philadel-
| phia to combat with the sugar trust.
| Capital ST, 100000.
FULLY twenty square miles of timber
has been destroyed from Tin Cup to
Texas Creek, in the Rocky Mountains.
The damage is enormous.
LENA SCHM1TT, a German woman, OF
Bordentown, n. j., murdered three
small children by choking them to death
in her house. One Of the victims was
her own son and the other two were
sons of William Bowkner, a neighbor.
| The children's ages range from | to )
years. The woman is believed to be
insane.
| A LARGE number of letters inclosing
postal money orders, mailed by officers
and men attached to the British Medi.
| terranean squadron, and addressed to
relatives at home, were recently stolen
|
orders were cashed by local banking
| firm.
| JOHN SHIELDS almost cut Ed. Wold-
ridge, his cousin, to pieces in quarrel
at Brazil, Ind.
TRuM WILKINSON, desperate and all
around thief, has been captured at La
Porte, Ind.
| J. C. KINcAID, of Lee County, Va, had
| his skull crushed in q row with John
Robinson, at English, Ind.
M. J. DoBBE1AAR, New York jewel
er, has disappeared, and $4,000 Of jew
elry belonging to his patrons is missing.
| ONE of the highwaymen who robbed
the Snipes & Co. Bank, at Roslyn,
WASH, was captured at Kent, near Ia
| coma.
| DETECTIVES have run down a gang Of
four postal robbers who have svstemat.
ically plundered Philadelphia mer-
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