Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-11-03

dental electors on the state ticket.
THE Ohio State Board of Agriculture
places the wheat yield of the state this
year at 100000 bushels, a decrease OF
100000 bushels, as compared with last
year.
SEVERAL buildings burned at ClarkS-
vile, Mo-, causing loss OF $6O,OOO with
$4,000 insurance. Falling walls crushed
to death Thomas Crowley and William
Schubert.
THE Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York has refused to pay 100000 IN
surance on the life OF William M. Runk,
OF Philadelphia, who committed suicide
recently.
In his annual report to the War Depart
that the annual appropriation for the Ma
tional Guard be increased from $4OO, 900 to
81 100000.
AGNES GRossER, who says she is a
member Of the Order OF Sisters of Mercy,
and was driven from the Sacred Heart
convent at Yankton, S. D., has applied to
the Kings Daughters there for aid
WILLIAM STARK and David Ullinger,
employees in a brickyard at Lancaster, Pa,
were buried by clay bank giving way.
Stark died While being eXtricated, and Ill
fingers injuries are probably fatal.
PAYMAsTER }. G. SULLIVAN, Of the
United States steamer MOhican is to be
concentrated for making public state
ments at Seattle against the governments
clam to sealing rights in Behring sea.
A. II. HosMER, supreme cashier of the
reorganized Iron Hall, and a member of
the supreme sitting of the old order, is
among the number indicted for embeZZle
ment in connection with the transfer of
100000 of Iron Hall money to the Mutual
Bank.
BETTE FLEIsC1IMAN, the American
OF hn RI N Cnunf IOOOthpt-
tt, mar ger of the FIeschman agency in
Chicago, because he refused to become an
American citizen, has married DR.. G.. K.
Holmes, of Cincinnati, ..
Ten coal mines north of Denver, Col,
with combined output in excess OF 5OO,-
900 tons yearly, have entered into COM
bination. They are the Caledonia, Cleve-
| land, Excelsior, Star, Spencer and Simp-
son mines of the northern part of the state.
and some of the Canon City, Trinidad and
Williamsburg mines south. The total val
uatlon of the plant is 81, 2O3, 259.S9.
REV. THOMAS DIXON, JR., pastor of the
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church, New
York, went cunning on Long Island and
shot robins contrary to law. He suffered
arrest and paid fine of $685. What makes
the matter worse, Rev. Dixon had acquired
notoriety by his attacks from his pulpit
upon laWleSSneSS generally and the adj
mnistration of the law in New \ DIRK in
particular.
THE recent purchase of Riverside Park,
near Sioux City, Ia, by Canadian Pacific
Pacific owns the Duluth, Red Wing &
Southern road. now building from Duluth,
via Red Wing, to Sioux City. The Cana
dian Pacific will reach the Missouri River
by this route. The Red Wing Il Southern
resume building in tie spring. The park
was bought for terminal grounds.
In a fit Of jealousy Herr Lenge, a mas ter
cooper, shot and killed his sweetheart Ind
two women who attempted TO protect her,
and then committed suicide.
WILLIAM RAM KENNEDY, formerly
Mr.. Goschen's secretary, has been APP
pointed Judge of the high court of justice
in succession to Justice Deman.
THE court of Queens Bench has issued
writ of execution against William
OBrien for $4,000, the amount of judy
ment given against him in libel suit.
JEAN DEREszKE, the popular tenor, has
been engaged at the Paris Opera COmique
at salary OF 10000 francs per month. He
is to sing at only twelve performances
monthly.
Miss COZENs, a female suffraeist, in adj
dressing meeting of the WOman's Eman-
clpation Union, in London, advised the
use of dynamite by women to right their
wrongs.
LOUIS GAIDAN, late chef in Emperor
Williams kitchen, committed suicide at
Berlin. He is supposed to have been
made insane by the loss of his money by
the failure OF bank.
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, formerly
Miss Jennie Jerome, of New York, has
been seriously i'll for several days past.
She is better, but she is still in dangerous
condition.
JOSEF HOFFMAN, the piano prodigy,
who disappeared from Cardiff has turned
up at Calcutta, where he arrived as stow
away ON board vessel. On being dis
covered he was kindly treated. He is now
giving concerts in Calcutta to pay his ex-
penSeS.
By the death of Harry Vane NIilbank,
who was this eldest son of Sir Frederick
Acclom Mllbank, the succession to the
barOnetcy falls to POwlott Milbsank, Sir
Frederick s second son. POwlOtt M1lbank
does not resemble his dead brother in any
way.
FOUR cases of smallpox have been dis
covered i'm New York.
MINISTER OF FINANCE FOSTER denies
that Canaaa will Issue loan.
JACOB LEWIS. dealer in jewelry att Bos-
ton, has failed with liabilities OF $4,000.
The COTTON compress at Temple, Texas,
burned with 5000 bales of cotton. Total
loss $2l5,Oa0.
GEN. JAMES NJ FUTILE, hero of Fort
Donelson, died at Casa Grande, A. T., of
paralysis.
MAYOR JOHN III. TERHUNE, of Ander-
sou. Ind, was seriously injured by falling
into an excavation.
In quarrel over borrowed wheat BIN
at Shoals Ind. Frank Holloway killed
Thomas Gilliek with rock.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, reports that theehances
Tor strike among the trGinmen of the
Maple Leaf road are good.
ANsoN HESS, head of the cigar manu-
featuring business of A. Hess IL Co., at
Ottawa, Ill, is dead, aged so years.
JAMES P. IRWIN. former editor of the
WinnebagO Chief, and man prominent in
literary circles, died at Monmouth, Ill.
The fire at HummeIstown, Pa, was
caused by cigarette stub thrown by
boys. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
a TRAIN on the Baltimore d Ohio broke
In two at Bremen, Ind, derailing four
cars and blocking the road three hours.
DR. F. p YOITNc of Rod Oax To d;od