Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-24
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

CuiICu on SWlnDllruG ISl3nO.
W. W. DEAN, a prospector, was buried
III the sand near Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. SOPHIA BEANISG was killed by
an electric car at Indianapolis.
PRINCE LEOPOLD, of Austria, is on
hunting trip in the Adirondacks.
MoBs still threaten to attack China
men III San Joaquin Valley, Cal
MAI. NJ. B. FAIR, well-known
Brooklyn newspaper man, is dead.
CHocTAws and Chickasaws refuse to
sell their lands to the government.
JOHN Hogan was mysteriously MUIR
dered by poison at Shelbyville, Ind.
THE Finney County Bank of Kansas
was deliberately looted by the officers.
JOHN OLEsoN, Of Oswego, H., sup
posed to have suicided, was murdered.
NELLIE GRAY, of Rochester, Ind, is
under arrest on a charge of horse-steal
ing.
II fight between Mexican troops
and rebels three of the latter were
slain.
A. NJ. CUMMINGS, of Des Moines, Ia,
is a candidate for United States SEN
atOr.
ST. PAUL printers refused to accept
the cut IN wages suggested by owners OF
offices.
THREE of the Wilson gang of Ken
lucky desperadoes were captured by
officers.
THE post-office at Washington, Ia,
was robbed of So in money and $500 in
stamps.
THREE attempts were made near San
Francisco to wreck train crowded with
passengers.
BARRETT SCOTT, county treasurer, is
fugitive from Lincoln, Neb. He is a
defaulter.
THE Irondale Rolling Mill Company at
Anderson, Ind, has signed the Amalga-
mated scale.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, and family will
leave Buzzard's Bay for Washington on
September /.
FRED. MILLER, a juryman, fell from
the courthouse window at Newton, ILL.,,
and was killed.
A JEwELRY store in the City of Mexi
co was robbed of several thousand dol
lars worth of goods.
JOHN TERRAIN fell into a we'll which he
was cleaning at Reading, Ohio, and was
suf;ocated by foul air.
A BOAT capsized in Niagara River and
Edward Brennan, of New York City,
was carried over the falls.
WILLIAM HIGIIF1ELD, the Whitecap,
was sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary at Evansville, Ind.
THE Hubbard & Vincent saw-mill at
Duluth, Mimi, burned. Loss, $4,000.
A BLOCK of buildings burned at Tex
arkana, Ark, causing loss of $4,000.
A DOZEN buildings were destroyed by
fire at Benton, ILL.,, causinga loss of
$150,00O.
LOIS ARMsTADE, out of employment at
Toledo, o., committed suicide by taking
laudanum.
THE body of John Oleson, an Oswego,
ILL.,, farmer, was found in the road with
bullet in the head.
TIE residence of J. W. Ellis, at New
port, r. l., was entered by burglars and
robbed Of jeWelry worth IS 900.
JOHN M. LowERY, prominent citizen
of Hot Springs, Ark, was shot and
killed by dairyman named Wilson.
BURGLARS cracked the safe in the
Missouri Pacific freight office at Neb-
raska City, Neb., and secured $1,000.
JOHN w. CASTELAR,, the painter, a
member of the National Academy since
1851 and an associate since 1888, is dead.
JOHN BOYD and George Terry resisted
arrest at the hand of a sherif's posse at
Winslow, Ark, and Boyd was shot
dead.
J. B. BRuNER, treasurer of the COM
bined Masonic lodges of Omaha, Neb.,
is alleged to be 81, 200 short in his &C
counts.
WILLIAM MCMAIN, a miner of Donald
sonville, Ind, was badly crushed under
falling slate and died soon after being
taken out.
THE German-American Bank at st.
Paul will resume business.
CONGRESSMAN DUNN, of New Jersey, is
seriously i'll with heart failure.
CYRUS Brown, aged so years, shot and
killed his wife near Columbus, Ind.
THE Sons of Veterans have adopted
black belts instead Of belts Of gold
color.
THE steamer Weser from Naples has
arrived at New York With 200 passen-
gers.
MALIGNANT diphtheria has broken out
in Findlay, o., and the town has been
quarantined.
S. M. DoRR & Son, in Western bond
and mortgage business at Rutland, w.,
failed. Liabilities, Sl42,S75.
IT has been necessary to call out
troops to prevent rioting at the scene of
the miners strike in Wales.
MILTON SWAIN, postmaster at Radnor,
Ind, fled on the day he was to have
married Miss Mary Hattery.
BYFoRD E. CUNNINGHAM, a conductor
on the Ohio & Mississippi road, was
killed by falling from his train.
JAMES FLORA, charged with shooting
and robbing Clement keyes at Flora
Station, Ind, is in jail at Delphi.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad shops in
Altoona, Pa, employing 5000 men, will
be working on half time hereafter.
TIE Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
met at Pittsburg and decided upon
York, Pa, as the next meeting place.
PRESIDENT LAWRENCE and Cashier
Schrader, Of the failed Peoples Savings
Bank at Denver, are accused Of frauds.
STATE SENATOR BOYD, of Indiana, was
tried and acquitted of the betrayal
charge brought by Mrs. Ida May Davis.
WESTERN KANSAS politicians want the