Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-27
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

THOMAS LAKE, aged 50, was killed by
| cars at MOSSvllle, Ill.
| PETER GRANT. farmer. was killed by
a train near Columbus, Kan.
| JOSEPH BENTON, s years old, was cut in
| TWO by a tram at MuSkegOn, Mich.
| SAMUEL Fox, an old resident OF Gales
| burg, ILL.,, died from the effects of poison
taken by mistake.
! ENGINEER PAT CASEY and two train
men were seriously hurt in smaSh-up on
| the Union Pacific road.
! JAMES MASON and a comrade unknown
were fatally injured by fall of slate in Il
! coal NINE near Macon, Mo.
| JOSEPH SUCRUM, an Englishman, was
| instantly killed at the Little coal mines,
near Oakland City. Ind, by falling coal.
| JAMES HACKETT, OF Bedford, while
hunting au Mitchell, Ind, was accidentally
| shot by young man named Bowen, and
| died.
| A FREIGHT train on the Union Pacific
| was wrecked at Ravens. eight miles east
| OF Clarks, Neb. Three tramps were
killed.
Fl. H. MEYER, of Davenport, Ia. fell
| during fit at Quincy, ILL.,, fracturing his
skull. He was removed to the Blessing
| Hospital, where he died.
AT Letters, on the Chicago & Erie road.
| Wells-Fargo express train was wrecked
| by an open switch. Engineer David Fred
erick and Fireman John Metz were fatally
| injured.
JOHN FORD, aged so years. keeper az
| the Geological Garden aC Philadelphia,
| had terrible encounter with an infuriat-
| ed Rocky Mountain elk, and received inju-
| ries which resulted in his death.
VIC GRAY, a young lad, fell from hOr-
| iZOntal turning pole In an outdoor gymna-
SUM, at Osceola, Ia, and struck upon his
head, completely paralyZing his body. He
is in critical condition.
| In the midst of the services which were
| being held in the Second M. E. Church. at
| Lyons, Ia, the structure was discovered to
| be In flames The fire quickly destroyed
the belfry and roof, and Quilted the in
terror. Everyone escaped safely. The
building was valued at $4,000, and was
| insured for 81, 500.
| COUNT SZAPORY, the Hungarian pre-
mier, will resign.
THE young King OF Spain is recovering
| from the severe cold he caught in Seville.
| CRAMPoU, leader of a murderous gang
of burglars in Paris, has been sentenced
to death.
THE shaft of the Osaruzwa NINE, in Jap
an, suddenly flooded. -Four women and
| man perlShed.
j. J. GOLDMAN, the head of the great mus
| tard industry which bears his name, is to
| be elevated to the peerage.
NELL, the condemned prisoner, has
confessed that he killed Matilda Glover,
Emma Shrivell and Alice Marsh.
THE ship Viscount Castlereagh was to-
tally wrecked at Dunkirk, Eng. The cap
| tam was drowned. The rest of the crew
were saved.
| DIRECTOR Ripping, OF the Hamburg
| fire department, died of injuries received
at the great fire among the steamship
docks.
CHARLES REYNOLDS and Judge Merrl-
| man Headen, negroes, were hanged at
| Greensburg, n. c., for the murder OF
| Solathiel Swaine,a white man, 80 years old.
In pistol fight at Greenwood, KY, jim
| Patterson killed Joe Haines. Bullets from
! HaineS' gun killed a negro and wounded
| Mr.. Weatherford, station agent OF the
Cumberland Southern.
NEAR Grayson, KY, Sylvester Adams
| nephew, Oscar Adams, seriously wounded
| by j. d. Bennett. They had quarreled
| over the right of way in a road.
| MRS. JAMES VENADA, wife of farmer
| living near Hiawatha, Kas., was engaged
IN boiling soap in her yard. when a gust
| of wind swept her dress into the flames
| and she was fatally burned.
| The clutch pulley in power house at
| Rat Portage flew into fragments. John
| Hegley had his skull fractured and VIII
| die; j. G. Rushton, L. Stewart and Ii.
| Rideout were severely injured.
! The Clifton Hotel at Lisbon, Ia, was Gle
| strOyed by fire.
| FIRE at Altoona. Pa, destroyed dozen
| buildings and caused a loss of $4,000.
| THE Stewart iron works at Wichita,
Kas., were damaged $4,000 by fire.
| DIR. WILLIAM II. CHEATHAM died at
| Shelbyville, Ind. He was Y years old,
| DIPHTHER1A is epidemic at Flint and
| Bay City. Mich.
BRAINS OPERA HOUSE, at Farmer City,
| IT,, was destroyed by fire. Loss, 5000.
| Insured
| SOUTH CAROLINA has been unable to Sc
cure the money necessary to refund the
state debt.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention
has selected Minneapolis as the next place
| of meeting.
THE steamer Rio de Janeiro has arrived
| at San Francisco, Cal, from Hong Kong
and Yokohama.
FRANK WILKINSON, on t1ial at Rome,
| Ga, for murder, has been convicted OF vol
| untary manslaug liter.
| Mrs. EDWIN NEUNLIsT, of Louisville.
KY, was killed by a gun-trap set for
chicken thief by her son.
| Col. j. ii. II. WooD, of dime museum
| notoriety, died at Adrian, Mich, of
Bright's disease, aged 70 years
| THE house of Michael Hansas, mail
| carrier at Manannah. Mimi, was burned,
and two Of his children persisted.
| SEVERAL students have been expelled
and others suspended from the Lehigh
University at Bethlehem, Pa, for hazing.
| ANTON ERELPEDING, a laborer, at
tempted to kill his wife at st. Paul, and
then sent bullet through his own BRAIN.
| The Stewart stucco and cement works
! at Colorado City, Colo, were destroyed by
fire. The whole plant was valued at $780,
| 0O0.
ALVIN WILLIAMS. captain Of Demo-
| cratic campaign club, was shot dead by
Henry Allison at political row in Allln-
| f<,1I I'D