Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-06-30
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

proof OF his guilt that the people con-
Guided to lynch him.
A coLoRED character about town
named Brooks Trout rushed into res
taurant at Rock Island, H., where his
wife was eating supper with man, and
shot her twice. Escaping through the
back way, he hurried to the steps Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. building, where he ended
his own existence. The woman will re-
cover.
Dr.. ARTHUR B. ROSE, president of the
South Carolina Agricultural Society. and
president of the Phosphate Miners Elk
change, OF Charleston, S. c., suicided
by shooting himself. No cause ia as
signed for the deed.
PAUL LAvoI, brakeman, was instant
ly killed in collision at Norway.
Mich. The yard crew were taking an
engine to the coal dock on the side
track for coal, the crew being ordered
to take special to Iron Mountain.
When near the main track it collided
with two freight cars. Lavoi was on
the foot board of the yard engine, and
the bumpers caught him, cutting him
in two.
ENGLAND has obtained from Spain the
minimum tariff on British goods inn
ported into Spain and her colonies with
out granting any concessions in return.
IT is reported at Berlin that the
Queen of Spain has signed a decree
granting minimum tariffs to Germany.
A NoLLE has been entered at Chicago
in the last case against George /. Glib
son, ex-secretary of the Whisky Trust.
The charge was attempting to blow up
with dynamite the Schufeldt distillery,
and the cause of the nolIe was lack Of
sufficient evidence to convict.
Two prominent business men of Bos-
ton, Frederick E. Small, president Of
the Boylston Riverside Land and In
provement Company, and John A. All
len, New England agent of the Worlds
Fair Transportation Company, are I'M
der arrest on charge of forgery. They
are accused of selling forged certlfi-
Gates of membership in endowment
and other fraternal orders. The amount
involved is not known.
A LoNG-sTANDING feud, having its orr
gin in local politics, between the Welch
and McManus families, in San Francis
co, eliminated in that city on the 25tn
in an encounter in which Jack Welch
shot end seriously wounded Cornelius
McManus and was himself fatally stab
bed in the abdomen by his victim. The
two men were rival hotel keepers.
The boiler of the Consumers Ice
Company's works, on Magazine Street,
New Orleans, exploded, wrecking the
engine house and adjoining buildings.
Two negroes who were passing at the
moment were killed. The damage to
property was 10000.
THE First National Bank at Erie, Kas.,
has been closed by the United States
one of the heavy stockholders is alleged
as the cause. The heaviest loser is the
county of Neosho, which had on de-
posit between $20.000 and $30.000..
ARTHUR J. YEo, New York electri-
| clan, died of nervous apoplexy, brought
on by testing currents by applying the
wires to his tongue.
w. S. CULBERsoN, millionaire of New
Albany, Ind. died at Louisville, KY,
from the effects of grippe contracted
last winter. He was rs years old.
The P. Wilson Sons Co., wholesale
dealers in saddlery hardware at Cincin-
natl, have assigned. Liabilities and as
sets about $4,000.
AN old gentleman named Baker, liv-
ing near Paw Paw, Mich, while hiviog
a swarm of bees in some manner
reused their ire, and was so badly
stung by them that he died in few
minutes.
HERR FRANzIUs, Berlin distiller, and
his boOkkeeper, named Bauer, have
been arrested on charge of defrauding
the Imperial German Bank out of 81, 900
marks by means of forged bills of ex-
change.
AT Joplin, Mo-, Elijah Lord, rich
mine owner and bank director, commit
ted suicide. He placed a giant cartridge
to his head, lighted the fuse and blew
no. oxo of hseh @F
sanity is alleged as the cause.
| HENRY NoRDBERG, real estate dealer
at Portland, Ore, shot his sweetheart
dead and then took the same medicine
himself. Insan. Temp.
| THE North Dakota Peoples party con-
vention has chosen William Lardner, of
| Deadwood, and James Il. Kelly, of
Flandea, for congressman, and J. +.
| Kinser, of Meade; II. w. Smith, of
Minnehaha; ]. D. .Snydam, of Wal
| worth, and w. c.. Waldron, of Clark, for
| presidential electors; governor, A. L.
Van Osdel, Of Yankton; lieutenant
governor, Col. M. M. Price, of Sanborn;
auditor, G. w. Evarts, Of Sully; secre-
tary of state, S. G. Morgan, of Duell;
treasurer, P. G. Paterson, of BOOKINGS;
Brule superintendent of public instruc-
ton, Mrs. R. B. Haskell, of Sphinx; COM
| missioner on labor and statistics, Otto
| Anderson, Of Pennington.
The Commercial Hotel at Sanger, CAL,
was destroyed by fire. Six persons are
said to have persisted in the flames.
MISS MAGGIE ADcocK, beautiful
young woman of Is, was instantly killed
| by lightning at her summer home at
| Kingston Springs, Tenn. The light
ming fash came in at the window and
tore portion of the house to splinters.
Miss Adcock was in her room dressing
when the flash came.
THE jury in the Ravachol trial re-
turned with a verdict of guilty, and
RavachoI was condemned to death.
Beals and Sobere were acquitted.
| The Gar has sent his sanction to
| ukase permitting the unconditional ex-
| portation of wheat, oats, barley and