Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-11-10
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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70, ,ork have organized a cooperative cleo
az NY company to fight the combine of
elshteen New York firms
~ ,ecatur. H., Charles w, Eyman was
,uli through the body, about the hips. in a
piahlng mill by a broken piece of mold
my ne dled III few minutes.
ra ~ Ih RAT on the Missouri, Kansas Il
4 mas road was dltched near Magic. |. r..
a ana Engineer Stanton was killed and two
oiaAehlcn were seriously hurt
,a iiiE Stewart Hotel at san Bernardino,
T NJ was destroyed by fire. Loss. 5000 900
! ne Gan Bernaidino National Bank was
burned out, with loss Of $50, 900.
VIZ. AND Mrs. LATHEop, an aged
couple ilving near Bad Axe Mich, com
, ,,'una SUICIDE by taking laudanum. they
were iouhd dead in their sleeping-room
TIE campaign at Fort scott. Kas..
r,loea IN riot People who had attended
feopleS party and Republican meetings.
engaged III hand-to-hand fight Several
persons were injured.
LESS than 10000 of the 10000 business
men or New York who were to take part
~, IN tne great Democratic parade were III
ilne saturday. Democratic managers were
greatly disappointed at the showing.
EAST BosToN was visited by fire that
us,HSstroyed seven manufacturing plants.
ne area covered by the plants was four
acres. Two hundred men are thrown out
OF employment. The loss is $ls5oo0.
MARTIN FoY, JR., who escaped July 10
from the Saratoga County, N. ! :, jail and
Tor whom a reward of $500 was offered
was arrested at Oakland, Cal. He muir.
dered Miss Henrietta Wilson ut Saratoga
Springs.
lie entire family of James Bradley,
near BAD Axe, Mich, are in critical con
dltion from poison through well water.
rather. mother, two sons, daughter and
TWO tarm hands are Frustrated. Paris
green had Deen placed in the well.
MIR. AND Mrs. FRED FAKE, Swedish
settlers on u claim three miles from
Okarche, |. T., were found dead inside
their house. Both had been shot, and the
surroundings indicate murder. The
couple were aged 81 and 81 respectively.
AN attempt was made to wreck a passen-
ger train on the Lehigh Valley road at
Corfu, N. Y. by means of dynamite
bomb. The bomb was discovered and the
plot frustrated 1t was through express
and the express car is said to have con-
tanned $4,000.
AN unknown man called Ephraim
Pierce, q farmer living neal Wichita, Kas.,
To his door and blew the old mans brains
out with shotgun. He then procured
the key to safe, IN which Pierce kept his
escape.
DELEGATES claiming to represent $4,000
workngmen in Western Pennsylvania,
met in Pittsburg and formed the Western
Pennsylvania industrial Association. The
object OF the organization is political. Az
future elections it is intended to vote for
candidates favoring the workmgman.
TwENTy-oNE ears of q freight train
were demolished in a wreck on the Balti-
more Il Ohio road at Chillicothe, o., and
William Chambers, brakeman, was
killed.
The Baltimore Traction Syndicate has
completed negotiations for the purchase of
| that city's railway system. The price paid
is $l,700,00C There are siXty-tve miles
of track.
FOURTEEN students have been expelled
| from the Mississippi Agricultural and Me
ehanical College on the discovery by
| members of a secret organization.
AT Rlossburg, Ala, 4 small mining
town, u game OF cards between miners
| broke up III Il row. Joe Murphy shot Law
renee Early, Richard Thomas and +. Il.
| Johnson. All three Will die. Murphy
made his escape.
HERMAN WALDRoCK, hook-kecper for
| j. Kahn Il Co., San Francisco tobacco
| merchants. has fed with $4,000. and per
| haps mole, of his employers money. lie
was accompanied by Il young woman
known rs Annie Smith.
Cor. VAN III. MANNING, eX-membcr of
| Congress from Mississippi. and promi-
| nenv politician and lawyer IN Maryland
since his retirement from public life. died
! at his residence at Branchvlllc, about ten
miles from Washington.
AT the Washburn IL MWn Works, at
Waukegan, H., Paul Paulinskl was killed
| by charge of electricity. n hoe he car
| ried over his shoulder came III contact with
| the electric light wire and 50O-volt cur
| rent passed through him.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CHARLES w.
| HoI.HRooK, of Stroudsburg. Pa. LETT
| October 5, in company with his wife, for
New York to attend the Columbus cele-
| bration. He has not returned. Large
| trust funds are in his possession.
A BUFFALO grand jury reported an in,
dictmcnt charging murder IN the second
degree against Lieut.. Clifford Z. CASSIDY;
| of the Twenty-Second Regiment ana
| Richard Roe for the shooting of the boy
| Michael Broderick, during the recent
strike.
DIR. BARNES, who was deposed from
| the Craftsmanship of the ono Populist
committee, declines TO SURRENDER lne , noohS
| and cash to his successor George rum
mefel. The matter will be taken to the
courts. The deposition OF Barnes has
| split up the party.
THE house Of Ned Christie. the Indian
| Territory outlaw, was partially demon.
| ished by dynamite by the posse OF united
States marsnals hunting for the fugitive.
| Christie attempted to escape, but was shot
dead. Arch Wolf was also Killed ana
Charles Hare captured.
Tur King of Denmark has granted Il
pardon to Henry Ii. Ryder, me eN-Amerl-
can consul. who was convicted of fraud in
connection with the administration of tes-
| tamentary estates, ard sentenced to eight
cen months Imprisonment The pardon
| is granted on condition that Ryder leaves
| Denmark.
w. q. Pollock, travelling salesman Tor
| the Bergman Jewelry Company. OF New
Vnrl, was attacked on q train near Cali
| fornia Junction, Ia, by a robber. Pollock
was shot twice, and his sample case. con
| tanning $4,000 worth of diamonds, was
stolen. The rohber then jumped from the
| tram and escaped.
Two dwellings ana churcn were