Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-20
BADGER NOTES.

Rush MeulCdi SOliSSo, tcsLIuGO that
|, had examined the stomach of
rorse and found it contained strycL-
f;nn Several other witnesses were
fa.nrn TO show that Luebke had on pre-
Eons occasions tried to persuade Nj rs.
nike then Mrs. Krause, to admins
~ aoison to deceased. Several physi-
! ons testlfed that person could not
H. from strychnine poison without
kowing signs of agony and distortion.
[Iirh we're completely removed in
,ansa's case. The strongest evidence
2raJnced was the proving that the bot
l. found near Krause's bed had preyi-
*,.y been IN the possession OF Luebke,
j grrrus G. DRAGER, a well-to-do farmer
i blair, pealeau County, has been
$cnsjgned TO the MENDOZA Asylum.
TeorT fishing at Sturgeon Bay is re-
$orled TO be excellent. The amount of
5s1 caught exceeds the catcn OF any
Syeyious year.
s Tng examination of William Alars.
=ho is charged with having murdered
Iosppb Wuerick at Sturgeon Bay, has
Fan continued until October "a.
j ALICE, the youngest child of Mr.. and
Ers !. T. Rand, residing near Shapton,
Fan Caire County, took a bottle of car
|<Oljc acid from shelf, drinking down
Eme. and spilling some more over her
% She was terribly burned, and it
= doubtful if she can recover.
Two little sons of J. w. McDuffie, of
$io, were playing in a barn when one
rcjdenty stuck a pitchfork through
pe other boys leg and pinned him to
{ le floor.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JAMES NEvINs, of Madi-
bn celebrated their crystal wedding
anniversary at the State Fish Hatchery,
There banquet was held.
VERY rarely are cases Of sunstroke
bported in October, but the heat in
Milwaukee of the 10th was so intense
[at teamster named Nels Nelson,
mployed by the Sanderson Milling
2Ompany and residing in Wauwatosa,
as overcome by the suns rays. 1t is
Ought he will recover.
BURGLARS entered the store of Patten
Bros.. at Roswell, S. D., blew open the
Ne and got away with $500. Part of
be money belonged to W. Cargiil &
D., of La Crosse, and the Madison
eyator Company, Of Madison, Wis.
The question of extending the electric
rect railway from Madison to Green
[sh, one of the suburbs of the capital
by, is being agitsted at that place.
JoHysoN & MEssERvEY, of Wausau,
ave taken contract to put in 5000, 900
Jet of logs for Day Bros, at Cavour,
prest County, the coming winter.
joins WARD, of the town of Seymour,
Ru Claire County, has four-pound
ook trout in the ponds be established
rec years ago. He is also owner of
0CO small Try, l year old.
PETER JOHNSON, young man residing
Narnette, was adjudged insane and
ken to the Northern Hospital.
JAMES HARBIcK, aged Is years and re-
ling near Marinette, had his hand
altered by the accidental discharge
ash0tgun. 1t was found necessary
Hmputate the member.
GrE TRENBLAY, of Drummond, was
EMnty killed while assisting III load
freight car. He went to set
BIKE and Tell under the car when the
gne shunted.
HE lumber yard Of Warren Flint, at
sto-a, burned. The loss will reach
FfOT!y escaped destruction.
PROBABLY the most valuable and in
feStlng relic to be eX hibited at the
Frds Fair by the Wisconsin State
s0rcal Society is the famous osten-
um which was presented to Catho-
MISSION III Northern Wisconsin by
cho.&3 Perrott about 200 years ago.
0stensorlum is q silver vase used in
llOAc cnHrches during the celebra-
OF the mass. The inscription on
base gives 1856 IS the date Of pre-
nation, or only five years
ef than the date on the old
tombstone at Plymouth. In
me mission at Depere was burned,
II is the supposition that the priest
tASrge buried the sacred vessel, as 1t
Wearthed in 1902, nearly $50 years
eF' 2y men digging cellar five miles
WI the site OF the old church. A
lSation of the inscription on the os-
serum, which is in French, is as
2"s; This Soleil was given by M.
eAoas Perrott to the mission of st.
angs' IN the Bay of Puans, 1885,"
vase Is made Of silver and hand
a NC nnished. 1T Is at present stored
Wv vaults VI lu0 Ctdt0 l1lStOK-
Society at Madison.
IEPH DEAN, resident of Madison.
us loot badly crushed by falling
i"I strike which took place in the
", " me thompson Lumber Com
N.Y. AZ Washburn, has been COM
r on and the two men about
~ 'ae difficulty originated are at
%'A1D OLSON, a 1G-year-o!d boot
II lo Tno accldently shot and killed
h. r workingman at Eau Claire,
ms nSS passing barn, was acquitted
ia " u a9ughtel. The complaint was
W., ~ l. +. Hole, a brother of the
can, ~, dye works and two small
is s. VoGataLo!ngs burned at Eau Claire.
b. NJ Montreal River Lumber Com
b. IN "a" y purchased So, 900 worth of
~ oneida and Ashland counties
AZ estate of the late John H.
IL 4 He of Ole Lien, in the town of
NNe county, was destroyed by
but ,ba = Lien was badly burned
os ,oso ,aee, arms and hands while
which save some of the contents, all
f,N were lost. The house was