Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
pADGER NOTES.


]iD Nth the Chippewa branch of the
WIZ Milwaukee d st. Paul, to St.
aso "a will form connecting link
14 Anu the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
F's tbo omaha branch Of the North
.n' and the Wisconsin Central.
sl r+b will be one hundred miles.
FD 5odv of an unknown man, about
IL SV oid was taken from the Me-
les River near Florence. The
2p ras perfectly nude and badly de-
,.od There was a cut on the tor
head and indications of foul
l' Il is thought that the man was
i,red in one of the disreputable
f, pc iee9rly in the winter and the BODY
~ w into the river after being strip
wv Inrevent identification.
s.,rru,y RICHARD SMITH fell be-
ID $,' two cars near Maple and had
II ipps cut off, resulting in his death.
y, ;nrv in the case of B. Regan, of
1,rkpe, vs. the Chicago, Milwaukee
'1 Paul Road, on trial in the Madison
IL court. brought in a verdict for
Ijspndant, after being instructed to
4 ,o4ect bv Judge Siebecker. Regain
ipg while standing on the St. Paul
!, in Milwaukee in March, 1891.
ned the company for $4,000.
1 ashland, on the 25th, the jury try
1 the case of County Clerk Edward
,npjly accused of boodling, returned
A ,Tct of not guilty.
Tr presidents of the Wisconsin nor
l':boos have returned home after
fssing the courses of study to be
4.npd in the future. The conclusions
.rpi At will be given to a committee
H. regents aud will be acted upon at
4 next meeting of the board. The
4 yankee Normal School was not rep
aprred An attempt will be made to
MI the course of study in the Mil
1 lee school to the course in the high
ldI. The city superintendent of
dmukee was present at the meeting,
Aprhing definite was done with re-
AIO the matter.
3R Northwestern Passenger Associa-
has authorized all roads in its juris-
3np to make the usual excursion
n for summer events. Half fare
are announced for the following
jls in Wisconsin: The State Fire
4GstOurnament, at Jefferson, June 7
tickets to be sold June + to 8 inclu-
II and good for return June 10. The
lna convention of Catholic benevo-
Incieties, at Green Bay June 5 to 7,
letst0 be sold June to 7 and good
Apmrn June s. A one-fare rate has
1 been made for the German Baptist
lvention, at Cedar Rapids, H., June
4 tickets god for return till June
A.m St. Paul road is preparing to
dseyeral new passenger stations at
inner resorts on it's La Crosse divis-
L Chords and Nashotah will each
appled with new buildings, with
3,e she'd and platform room.
liEwooD LODGE of United Work.
lEas awarded the second priests
Iash-ottered by the State Grand
.e at the commencement of the
teling term to the Wisconsin Lodge
living the second largest gain in
3lbership during the term. Apple
Lodge captured first prize.
aDT 25O people attended the ball
PERCEPTION of the La Crosse or Gate
pity guards.
3l& T. GoBIE, of Arlington, died
sitting on a chair talking to her
laHd, She had not quite finished
fSory when she stopped talking, fell
Es1d expired.
b {. Third infantry, W. N. G., La
i@e has been notified that it made
Test score at the target competition
pear, and that the prize banner will
4nt as soon as the bangle can be
lerly inscribed.
Luz difficulties between the Lake
fNIalnmen and the officials of the
have at last been settled. General
iager II. F. Whitcomb has authorized
l@tement that an agreement adj
flgthe wage schedule of the road
,een signed, and that all the
INES have been satisfactorily settled.
LLowISG rapidly after the sudden
kuncement of his illness came the
sol the 22d. that E. D. Holton, OF
aakee, was dead at Savannah, Ga,
fref ne had gone with his wife and
s%ighter, Mrs. Mary James, of Con-
,Aass., after spending the winter
l4AS at his winter residence in De
FAX Springs, Fla.
aH. Whitbeck Company has pur-
Ta OF the Menominee River Lum-
company all of it's standing pine
spruce on the Menominee River.
"ASderation is said to be $3.50, 900:
exported that this is the. last sea-
9ss,Operatlon of the latter company's
H. elevators, shop, etc, at MARI
ana the Western Railroad will
aayy be built on the company's
AFa' site, at the mouth of the river.
'HESTlCE has received instructions
me State Board of Worlds Fair
Flyers to proceed with the brown
nonolith for the Worlds Fair.
,tentlce will have a force of men
J 5a me quarry at once, and Will
nave the stone out.
Je1 GLOWING corporations have filed
r sss OF association with the secretary
Se' Acme Land Company, of Mix
ls f,e' capital stock $50, 600; Mansion
I ssm Light and Power Company, OF
rS ga' capital stock $4,000; Beda!
m ant OF Gold Cure Company, OF
Ssusee, capital stock 100000; Min
S'Ing Heights Company, OF Mil
T; capital stock $50, 600; Ellison
~ Is9Madpany, Of Milwaukee, capital
~ MD nlGELow & Co. have started
m, ~'II at Washburn for the seasons
+. About 400 men are employed,
N S Nc summers cut will probably
.ufF In tho Dana Co,,pfv circnlt