Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-12
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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interests in the United States. The
capital will be $25,0OO,OOO.
EDWARD MCDONALD, painter, was ar
rested at Colorado Springs wearing part
of the $500 worth of jewelry recently
stolen from Thomas Tribes house.
The Louisville City Bank has with
drawn the offer Of reward for the ar
rest of Cashier Pope. 1t is claimed that
the Florida suspect Is not the defaulter.
ALFRED LOZoN, a mail-carrier, per-
ished on the ice between Mackinac CITY
and Mackinac Island. Three others
were nearly dead when they reached
shore.
THE management Of the Vandala road
has determined to follow the example
Of the Pennsylvania and discharge all
freight handlers who refuse to leave
their unions.
STEVE RYAN, in jail at Atlanta, Ca, for
a year for contempt Of court growing
out OF his 100000 failure, has been re-
leased on 100000 bail, pending argu-
ments for new trial.
Peacock, of the Ohio National Guard.
Gen. Peacock was accompanied to the
Chicago Columbian ceremonies by q
young woman, a scandal resulting.
PoPULIsTs in the Washington legisla-
ture have received instructions from
the leaders of the party, presumably
from Washington, not to vote Tor Dem
ocrat for senator under any circum-
stances.
DIR. d. M. MELosCHE was shot by
Erick Kagas at Portage Entry, Mich,
for refusing to answer call at a saloon,
where q gang of drunken Finlanders
had engaged in a cutting atfray. The
wound was fatal.
BURGLARS entered the county clerks
Office at Fairfax Court House, Va, and
blew open the safe. Its contents, con-
sisting OF records, were strewn all over
the floor and partially burned. The
will of George Washington, the father
of his country, was deposited in the
safe.
SUIT has been brought at New York
by Harry Phillips, a real estate and
loan broker, against 4. &. Dun y Co..
the damages being placed at $780, 600.
Civil proceedings in the same amount.
and criminal action have been brought
against Edward Eden. Mr.. Phillips is
a promoter O. financial enterprises.
LAWYER T. F. BEAL shot and killed f.
r. Mckinnon, his former partner, at
Guthrie, Ok.
A NEW trial was refused Grossman,
convicted of the Molito1 murder at
Alpena. Mich.
THE Bowie Lumber Company, of
Texarkana, Ark, has failed. Liabili-
ties. $50, 900.
EX-Gov. MERRIAM, of Minnesota, de-
MES that he is to become president of
the Northern Pacific.
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rested in Kansas City, Mo-, and $500 in
"'queer" found on him.
MRS. MARY SHAW has brought $lO,-
900 suit against her father-in-law in
Dixon, H., for SANDER.
SOUTH DAKoTA's divorce law will prob
ably be amended to require years
residence of parties suing.
IMMIGRANTS leaving Hamburg for the
United States must pass 8 medical eX-
animation and receive a permit.
THE Rev. C. II. Polhemus, A. NJ, has
accepted the chair of Greek and Ger
man in Tabor College, Tabor, Ia.
THE Chicago & ST. Louis Electric
Railway Company has increased its
capital from 81 co., 900 to 81, 900.
CHAUNcE1 M. DEpEw appeared before
the House commerce committee and
argued In favor Of railway pooling.
FRED SCHMIDT, employed in the St.
Louis carbon works, fell into q vat Of
boiling acids and was scalded to death.
ALBERT MCDONALD, 20 years old, shot
and killed his father and his stepmoth-
er at Huntsville, Tex, in family row.
JAMES BILLINGsLEA, chief clerk in the
Office of the Kansas state insurance
commissioner, is short 81 900 in his &C.
counts.
CONGRESSMAN HARTER has gone to
New York to learn Cleveland's views
on the proposed repeal Of the silver
purchase act.
A BILL is before Congress to punish
train robbery by a fine of S., 600 to $l0,-
coo, 10y Imprisonment or by death in
case murder is committed.
w. A. WEBSTER. Canadian immigration
agent, says that fully 500 families have
migrated from South Dakota to the Cana
dian Northwest the past year.
WITHIN the next few days the Presi-
dent will issue an order extending the
civil service law and rules to letter car
riers at all free delivery post-offices.
IT is reported that Henry Willard will
enter Cleveland's cabinet, and that
Gov. Merriam, of Minnesota, will be-
come president of the Northern Pacific.
QUARANTINE regulations have been es-
tablshed on the Arkansas border to
prevent the introduction into Texas of
the epidemic in the Arkansas peniten-
tlary.
FIRE at Denver burned out the Hal
lock Paint Company, Eaton, Ritchell 4
Co.. Denver Stamping Company and
the Western Laundry Company. Loss.
$290,U00.
The Dominion government met with
a severe reverse by the defeat in Lislet
County of the government candidate
and the election of Mr.. Tarte, the Lib
eral candidate.
SAMUEL Weller, convicted OF murder
at St. Louis, asks new trial on the
ground that one of the jurors was
asleep while evidence for the defense
was being taken.
THE block at Pittsburg occupied by
the Collins Cigar Company burned. +.
Diff e Sons commission. Gait & Pol