Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-08

Kankakee, ILL.,, by the breaking of an ice
foe.
BISHOP JOHN STANLEY, of the Catholic
diocese OF North Dakota, openly pro-
nounces prohibition failure, and calls TOR
a change.
THE Black Diamond mining troubles at
Coal Creek. Tenn, are settled. Word has
been received that the miners have re-
sumed work.
II. II. ODELL. at one time the champion
Splinter OF America, committed suicide
by taking an overdose of morphine, at
Spokane, Wash.
l.. G. KITTsoN, son of the late CommO-
dore Kittson, of st. Paul, aged rs, died
suddenly of pneumonia. The deceased
was heir to $s5OO,O00
HUGH Ross, who is charged with hay
ing blown the whistle which summoned
the rioters at Homestead, has been adj
mitted to bail in $4,000.
ANTONIO MORELLo, shot and killed
Francisco Mele, an Italian organ-gr inder,
at New York. MoreIIo claims his wife
had been lnsulted by Mele
Mrs. J. SPIES, a society woman, is un-
der arrest at Wellsburg, w. Va. charged
with the murder OF LeOnOra Starr, an
adopted child, aged 5 years.
MRS. j. FL. Cook used coal Oil in lighting
fire at WarrenSburg, Macon County, Ill.
She was horribly burned by the explosion
OF the can and died i'll great agony.
THE defense in the Armagost husband
that the poison found in the stomach of
the deceased was embalming t1ui0.
CUMBERLAND G. WHITE, an aged Wall
Street broker, pleaded guilty to a charge
of larceny in the second degree, and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for two years.
The election IN the Sixteenth Ohio Con-
gresSlonal District has been carried to the
courts by WATSON (Dem. against Ohliger
(Rep.) }, elected on the face of the returns.
lister who breaches at Berestord, Ia, is IN
jail at Canton on the charge Of assaulting
the 13-year-old daughter of one Of his
pariShlOncrS.
LOUIS DUPONT. aged rs years, son of
the late Irene Dupont, who was a member
of the great powder firm OF E. |. dupont,
Denemours Il Co.. committed suicide at
Wilmington, Del.
JAMES II. WILDER, business manager
for the Henry T. Lee Seed and Implement
House, of Denver, committed suicide by
hanging himself TO a chandelier in the
HenshaW House.
A SPECIAL committee of Northern Pa
cific stockholders, appointed to go over the
road tor the purpose OF making criticisms
and suggestions regarding the manage
ment, is at Tacoma, Wash.
MRS. RACHEL FLEMING, the wealthy
real estate owner Of st. Joseph, Mo-. who
was indicted by the grand jury on the
charge of renting houses to immoral char
acters, was killed in a runaway.
CAPT. JOHN SMITH, commander of q
coasting vessel. was arrested at San Fran
cisco. charged with numbering Chris Sher-
~, l6 years old. during voyage. The
lad was thrown overheard and shot.
JACK DANA, who has two wives and
rich uncle, Charles A. Dana, OF the New
York Sun, being the latter, has been placed
in jail at Tacoma, Wash, charged with
conspiracy to drug and rob Joseph Grant
of $4,000.
THE Rev. Frank f. McCallum, of Elk
Grove, CAL, has been removed from his
pulpit. lie disappeared, and upon his re-
turn al the end OF two months the story of
his Wanderlngs was disbelleved by the
church authorities.
SECRETARY THOMPSON, of the Duluth
Chamber OF Commerce, has prepared let
ter calling for convention to consider the
construction of q ship canal through
American territory from the Great Lakes to
the Hudson River, and thus to the sea.
PRESIDENT GRAVES and Cashier Harris,
of the defunct Commercial n atiOnal Bank,
of Dubuque, are to be arraiGned on the
charge of making false reports to the comp
trOller of the currency, by means OF which
the bank was enabled to fail with liabilities
OF nearly 100000.
COMMODORE FoLGER. chief of ord
nance, has resigned his position. Capt. W.
L. Sampson, inspector OF ordnance at the
WASHINGTON navy yard, has been selected
to relieve Commodore Folger, and Capt.
j. A. Howell, OF the steel board. will prob
ably get the billet vacated by Capt. Samp-
son.
HOMESTEAD operatives decided against
another strike.
W. w. DIXON, OF Montana, is candi-
date for the Senate.
The Great Northern Will be completed
to Seattle by December Il.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS Jewels will be ex-
hibited at the Worlds Fair.
SEVERAL small schooners were beached
near san Francisco by gale.
JAMES RHODES, a wealthy resident Of
Huntington, Ind, committed suicide.
J.. Z. POLK, prominent Tennessee pol
itIcian, died at AShWOOd, Maury County.
The Indiana license of the Ohio Farm
ers' Insurance Company has been revoked.
A DETROIT mass meeting adopted reso-
buttons for the suspension OF immigration.
THE Fish pressed brick plant at Column
bus, o., burned. Loss, $50, 900: insurance,
Sl0.UOG.
LIEBMAN & ScHLoss. dry goods, failed
at Cincinnati. Assets $4,000; liabilities,
$4,000.
Ala. were cracked and $1,000 in cash and
jeWelry stolen.
OBLA STROUD. of Grand Rapids, Mich,
was run over by motor at Toledo, o.,
and fatally hurt.
MRS KATE WoRRELL, a handsome
widow, is to marry Frank Newsom. In
Jail on charge OF murder.
A GLASS plant has been established at
Alexandria, Ind, operating twenty-five
pots and backed by 100000 capital.
WILLIAM JONES, colored, under arrest
at Terre Haute, IND. is wanted at Vicks-
burg, Miss, on the charge of murder.
PETITIONS are being circulated in Mis-
souri, for the pardon OF eX-State Treasurer
K. 7. holland, now In the pen1tentiary.
THE official count of the vote in OKLA
homa has been completed by the secretary,
and 1t shows both houses of the legisla-
ture to be a tie politically.
san FRANCISCO customs officials seized
a trunk containing 800 tive-tael cans of
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