Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-08-04
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

weston, Tex, has tailed. Liabilities
500, 0oO.
THE Weli-known cotton factory firm of
Bingham 4 Moore, New Orleans, has
failed.
ARTHUR sTRoBEL, insane, was shot and
killed at Los Angeles, CAL, by Con-
stable Hardle while resisting arrest.
AT $50 on the night Of the LIST fire
broke out on the third floor OF Whittier,
Fuller 4 Co.'S paint and oil store
in Portland, Ore, and the two upper
floors were Quilted. Loss, S25O,O0O
A DISPATCH from Valence, France, de-
partment Of the Drome, saws that cy-
clone has caused an immense amount of
destruction in that town and its vicinity.
The vineyards were completely stripped
of their fruit, and many houses were
badly damaged. The loss in vines alone
is enormous.
PRINCE CLOVIS BoNAPARTE has won his
suit for the annulment of his marriage
to the woman known as Madame Rosalie
Bonaparte. This makes his marriage
with his present wife, Laura Scott,
legal.
ELECTION returns from 1924 districts
of France show the election of OF Re-
publicans and PIT Conservatives, while
supplementary ballots are required in
ninety districts. The Republicans have
gained $50 seats. They have obtained
majority in four of the eleven councils
held by the Monarchists.
HERR PLUDDERMANN, the well-known
painter, has collected in Germany for
the Chicago World Fair number of
81 fn1d RE Kaffs to the
sanctioned the loan of picture from
the national gallery and other pictures
will be loaned by the museums at Col
berg and Stettin.
NEAR Winchester, KY, six boys were
drowned in the Kentucky River by the
overturning of skiff. The boys were
bathing in the river, climbing in and
out of the boat. and were thrown into
panic by the boat overturning.
RUDOLPH BARTLEwICK, editor of the
German daily at Toledo, expired sud
denly at his desk from a stroke of ap-
oplexy.
CHARLES HARRISON, well-known
editor and newspaper writer, died at
Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincinnati, of
Bright's disease. He was edltor-in-
chief of the Toledo Commercial. He
was As years Of age.
THE commissioners appointed by the
republic of Brazil to represent that
country at the Worlds Fair arrived in
New York by the steamer La Touraine.
The farmhouse and barn of Mrs A.
R. Harlow near Ishpeming, Mich, was
destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, 81 400. The crops and household
furniture were all burned. A spark
from a locomotive started the fire.
THE Minnesota Republican state con-
vention nominated Knute Nelson for
governor, D. NJ. Clough, of Minneapo-
lis, for lieutenant-governor, +. P.
Brown for secretary of state, J. Roble-
general H. W. Childs, of Ramsey.
THE government board Of engineers,
after long hearing, refused to permit
the city Of Duluth to build bridge
over the canal entrance at that place.
The city government, after consulting
eminent counsel, has decided to 20
ahead and build the bridge anyhow.
CHARLES SHARON was instantly killed
at the Island mill, Menominee, Mich.
He was struck by board from an
edger. He was a middie-aged man Of
family and resided at Sturgeon Bay.
T. e. EVANS & Co.'s china and glass
ware store, Pittsburg, Pa, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000. The origin of the fire is
not known. While on the way to the
fire, hose carriage collided with a
wagon and three iremen were thrown
out and seriously hurt. Matthew
Mason, the driver, it is feared, is fatally
injured.
A FIRE broke out in the large refinery
Of the Minnesota Packing and Provi-
sion Company at South st. Paul, but by
hard work the flames were confined to
a section of the building and the two
lower floors were only damaged by
water. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000 and is fully covered
by insurance.
CHARLES JOHN LUNDELL, ex-consul for
Norway and Sweden, and one of the
best known Scandinavians in Chicago,
is dead. He was 70 years of age.
The trotting stallion Green River, be-
longing to Robert Dixon, of Hender-
son, KY, and valued at $4,000, died at
Sturgis, Mich. He mad a record of
2:224. He had won every race started
IN this season, and was entered in $685.
600 worth Of the coming races at that
place.
AT Bachelor City, COL, Mike Don
nelly and w. B. Gerslinger had dis
puSO ONOA AAAAAAASo NuoAlS A1CA ClIuSu
in both men drawing their revolvers
and shooting. Gerslinger received
three bullets. Donnelly was hit twice
by Gerslinger's bullets. Both men, al
though seriously wounded, will re-
cover.
A CROWD OF OF young men made a raid
on Mrs. Harmon's residence, on West
Jackson Street, Brazil, Ind, almost
frightening the old lady to death. Her
two daughters gathered butcher knife
and an old razor, and proceeded to wipe
the young men out of existence. In
the melee James Morgan was literally
cut into shreds, and will probably die,
while another participant is dangerous
ly cut in the breast.
A SLIGHT shock of earthquake was felt
in San Francisco few minutes after 2
O'Clock on the morning OF the 26th.
FIRE at Oakesdale, Wash, destroyed
half of the business portion Of the place.
Loss, $40, 600; insurance, $4,000.