Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
BISHOP WIGGER is said to have apol-
| OglZed to Father COrrigan thus ending the
church wrangle.
1T is reported that Lorillard, the New
Jersey tobacco manufacturer, has ioiued
| the tobacco trust.
THOMAS HODGES, aged 20 years, fell
through the ice at Hancock. Mich, and
was drowned.
RUFUS &. GRAVES. the Dubuque bank
president was convicted of fraudulent
banking operations.
BROOKS CLIFTON killed Bert Hinkley at
Florence, Ala, Hinkley having eloped
with Mrs. Clifton.
| LOUIS SINN. q Homestead worker, Is dy-
| ing, and 1t is believed he is victim OF the
alleged poisoning plot
A QUARREL at Evansville, Ind, between
Bart IOle and James Short resulted in
Tole shooting Short dead.
CARL SCHURZ, in letter to DR.. Emil
Dorm, denies the statement that he is to be
| appointed minister to Germany.
A FREIGHT train and passenger train
were demolished in collision on the Cln-
cinnati Southern at Mckinley.
THE Texas Rangers were fired upon by
two Mexican revolutionists, and returned
| the fire. The two men were shot dead.
EDGAR MoULToN. of Cedar Rapids, La,
confidential clerk of Superintendent Riser,
OF the Chicago Il North we stern Railway,
committed suicide.
The celebrated Clark murder trial at
Sigourney, ILL.,, ended in verdict OF MUIR
der in the second degree against the de-
PENDANT, Guy Helm.
WILLIAM kURZ, on trial at Evansville,
Ind, for the murder OF John S. Robinson,
July q, was convicted yesterday Of muir
der in the first degree.
EEMUND O'CoNNELL, of Bloomington,
ILL.,, has decided to become candidate for
| the Republican nomination for the speak
ship OF the next House.
W. E. WALKER, a travelling man for the
Cottage Organ Company, committed sui
eide at Perry Ia, by taking morphine.
His home is in Des Moines.
THOMAS MURRAY, pal of Summers in
the Mississippi express robbery few days
| ago. pleaded guilty at Meridian and was
bound over to the grand jury.
The treasurer of Tippecanoe County,
Ind. levied upon a Big -Four switch en-
| CINE and fifteen freight cars to satisfy the
| claim Of the county for unpaid taxes.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT gave S., 900 to
| the New York police relief fund as a
Christmas Gift.
The Kansas Democratic State Central
Committee favorS eX-GOv. Click for secre-
tary of agriculture.
GEORGE GOULD has been elected di-
rector of the Union Pacific road in the
place OF his father, deceased.
THIRTY-NINE clerks in the Dominion
Railway Department have received notice
! that their services are not required.
| THERE are many cases of dlphtheria at
| Palmyra, lii. The schools have been
closed and public meetings are prohibited.
| THE sale of the Maryland Republican,
| published at Annapolis by George L. Mel
vile, to State Senator Robert Moss has
! been contaminated.
| ARTICLES of incorporation of the w "
oming q Utah Railroad have been filed.
The company will build road from Cas-
per, Wyo, to Ogden, Utah.
The Rev. Lemuel III. Wells has been
consecrated as bishop of the diocese OF
Spokane, IN the state OF Washington, in
Trinity Episcopal Church.
| PETER HART, who nailed the stars and
stripes to the broken staff on Fort Sumter
during the bombardment of 1861, died at
his home in Williamsburg, n. Y.
The body of j. Walter Bradlee, mem
Der of the Board of Selectmen for the town
of Milton, Mass, was found hanging to a
tree In the woods at Mattapanic.
The United States steamship Essex has
! lett MOntevideO for GarriciO Island, fol
The purpose of removing the bodies OF
| American sailors buried there for inter
| meDt IN America.
FRANK S. GRAY, who lost his suit against
Col. Elliot +. Shepard, proprietor of the
| New Y DIRK Mail and Express, for breach OF
contract, has decided to take his case to a
higher court.
A POLL. of the South Dakota legislature
shows a decided majority for re-submittlng
the prohibiting law. majority OF the
members are opposed to any change in the
divorce law or any adverse railroad legls
! latiOn.
The Grand Trunk Railroad has ar.
ranged with the Wabash Railroad for the
| latter to use the st. CLAIR tunnel. This
| will lay up the car ferry line and Will
throw fifty men with families, out of EN-
ployment.
MRS. SARAH E. EDWARDS, who was
formerly the resident manager i'll Phila-
delphia OF the Granite State Provident
Association, of Manchester, n. H., has
been held in $500 bail on the charge OF
forgery.
G. VERoLIET, Belgian. is under arrest
at New York for forgeries in Belgium
amounting to $4,000.
A NUMBER of arrests will, it is sad, be
made at Homestead in connection with the
alleged poisoning plot.
| CARL WILSON, charged with numbering
| Christian ThirStad last February, was ac-
| quilted at MankatO. Mimi.
The Newton National Bank, at Newton,
| kaS., has failed. 1t was closed In the
same manner two years ago.
THE Illinois State Grange adopted resO-
buttons demanding the recall of American
delegates to the monetary conference.
Gov. MURPHY, OF Arizona, is in Wash
ington strongly urging the immediate adj
mission of the territory into the Union.
| THE Malone Boot d Shoe Company, at
Birmingham, Ala, has assigned. The liza
bilities are $4,000. Assets not known.
| HARRY DUNCAN has been sentenced at
St. Louis to hang ON February 3, next, for
the murder OF Policeman James Bowdy.
| JAMES MAGUIRE, a sewer contractor,
was killed by Frank Mcclure, rival in
business, in quarrel at Indianapolis. Ind.
| SOMERs, the eX-Pinkerton detective
| under arrest at Meridian, Miss, for the