Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-23
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

THE Brewery Workers Union will
leave the Federation Of Labor and affili-
ate with the Knights Of Labor.
OLIVER BURR JENNISGs, who died re-
Gently at Bridgeport, Conn, left an es-
tate of $40 900 to his family.
SAMUEL PRICE, a railroad employee,
was SO badly frozen near Plttsburg that
his hands ana feet were amputated.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has ordered an IN
quiry into the causes of the increase OF
crime among the young IN Germany.
4 BILL is before the New jersey legis-
lature providing for the introduction OF
the Faribault school system into the
state.
JOHN r. MCFEE, an Indianapolis at.
torney, who embezzled $4,000 and fled
on January II, was arrested at Phil
adelphia.
A REPORT to the Kentucky legislature
shows that the Mason Il Ford Company,
convict labor lessees, Is In debt to the
state $94 900.
EUGENE BLOOD, aged 20, committed
suicide at Northtield, Mimi, by shoot
ing. The young lady he was engaged to
wac fatally i'll.
NEW YORK asks an appropriation OF
Congress to be used in entertaining for
eieners who will visit the city during
the Worlds Fair.
ARCHBISHOP CRoKE has appealed to
! the Irish actions to unite in the con-
vention OF March s, and to consider IN
concert the home rule bill.
THE Minnesota Shoe Company's plant,
at St. Paul, was destroyed by fire. The
loss is $780, of which $4,000 falls on
kuhles & Stock, cigar dealers
PETER L. E. SMITH, cashier of the
First National Bank at Wilmington,
Del, confessed to having embezzled
$55, 900. lie was held to trial in 1000
| bonds.
BoNDsMEN of ex-City Treasurer Ak
| worth, of Cleveland, who embezzled
several hundred thousand dollars, will
pay the city $279, 4l3.2l, the balance due
the city.
Mrs. w. J. HERMAN, wife of a
| wealthy physician OF Rochester, n. Y.
who eloped with her husbands cousin,
| Charles O. Herman, has been located
in Kansas City.
THE Paris court of cessation has an.
| nounced it's decision rejecting the APP
| peal of Charles de Lesseps, Marius
Fontaine and Deputy M. Sans Leroy,
! the Panama sWlndlers.
BENJAMIN HARowITZ, Of Saltwater,
Mimi, assigned for the benefit OF his
creditors. He conducted large cloth
| ing business. Assets are about S3o, 900,
| with liabilities several thousand more.
REV. John p. ERICH, who was recent
| ly appointed United States consul to
| the West Indies by President Harrison,
was granted devorce at Columbus, o.,
on the ground that his wife had grossly
| neglected her duties.
| JOHN STURGEON, of Bucvrus, O., has
been arrested at San Francisco for en-
| bezzlement Sturgeon was the Demo
| cratic city solicitor Of Bucyrus. AS ex-
ecutor of estates and guardian he en-
bezzled funds amounting in all to near
! ly 600.
THE man who while deranged went
through the telegraph Office at Linton.
| Ala, for which he was arrested at
Birmingham, turns out to be W. NJ.
Eishelsdorf, the editor of q German
newspaper at Grand Rapids, Mich,
once reported to be worth 100000.
CLOTHING manufacturers are planning
| @ trust.
| EIGHT inches Of snow fell in Boston
on the 23d.
Z. S. HoAR, brother OF Senator
Hoar, died at Washington, aged SO.
! DUNCAN was found guilty at Celina,
O., of an attempt to murder his vie.
| HENRY MCkENNA, a wealthy Ken
lucky distiiler, died at Fairfield, aged
rs.
J. E. BROWN, q telegraph operator at
Lisle. ILL.,, was run over and killed by a
train.
LAMBETH & Bros dry goods store at
Nebraska City, Neb., burned. Loss,
$45 900.
MRS. BENNETT BROWN committed sui
eide at HARNESS., kas., by Jumping
into we'll.
THE Idaho act enfranchising the Nor
mons has been signed by the governor
| and is a law.
PROF. E. E. BARNARD, the noted astron-
| omer, has severed his connection with
Lick Observatory.
IHE Allan Line steamer Monaghan,
i've days overdue from Liverpool,
reached Halifax.
A POLITICAL club at Watertown, N. Y,
proposes to start a 81 subscription to as
sist Gov. Mckinley.
SCHOOLS at Iron Mountain, Mich.
have been closed, owing to the preva-
lence of diphtheria
GEORGE w. HAYES, OF Cincinnati, has
been appointed messenger in the Unit
ed States supreme court.
IHE 4esler will case at Seattle has de-
veloped six heirs at Wabash, Ind, who
Will make fight for share of the es-
tate. These heirs are nieces and neph
ews Of the millionaire.
REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER, of Illinois,
introduced resolution in the House
calling for figures on the public debt of
Hawaii, TO ascertain what the islands
Will cost the United States in case of
annexation.
}. u. OWENS, well-known scientist of