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


MAJ. n. A. WAINWRIGHT, U. S. A, re-
tired, died at Lancaster, Pa, aged "a
years. Maj. Hambright served through
the Mexican war and also through the
rebellion.
MOUNTAIN PAsHA, the Turkish COM
missioner in Egypt, and the head of the
old Turkish party and anti European
intrguers in Egypt, has been replaced
by Osman Pasha.
S. c. HASTINGS, first chief justice of
the supreme court OF California, and
founder of the Hastings Law College,
branch of the State University, died at
San Francisco, aged IS years.
BISHOP O'FERRALL, of New Jersey, has
received instructions from Rome to
Zebo, who is a married man and is in
charge Of a Greek Catholic church at
Trenton, n. ].
F. ]. CoNNELLY, with 26-cent bal
ance in the Putnam County, n. Y,
National Bank, sent out checks to the
amount of 81 800 to pay for goods pur-
chased. He was sent to prison for a
year at Cincinnati.
In suit at New York Harry Allen, a
grandson of Commodore Vanderbilt,
and a son Of Mrs. Daniel Allen, who
was a sister of William X. Vanderbilt, is
charged by his wife, Annie Odell Allen,
with infidelity. On this charge she has
applied for a divorce.
JESSE WESTON was sent to jail at
Peoria, ILL.,, in default of ST. 900 bail, for
robbing the mails at Smithfield, Fulton
County.
sissippi, aged 20 years, died of heart
fol In 70 on bic No1oo (onnfv Misc MAN.
tatiOn.
ADoLPH BUIRMEIsTER shot and killed
John n. Davidson at Walnut, la. The
trouble between the two men grew out
of a saloon row.
The Michigan Assembly unseated two
Democratic members-Griffin and Rusch
and seated Davock and Schellenber-
ger, Republicans.
THE Pennsylvania Worlds Fair exec
utive committee has decided to dedi-
cate the state building at Chicago on
Saturday, April 20.
DEATH has claimed two more victims
of the Cedar mine disaster, which oc-
Cured near Abba, la.-James Graham
and John Robinson.
The boiler of Big Four locomotive
exploded at Covington, KY. and two
men-William Menefer and Isaac Rob-
lnsOn-Were Killed.
E. II. ROBERTS, assistant treasurer of
the United States, has been elected
president OF the Grand International
Bank of New York.
WILLIAM E. HEM, aged IS, has been
convicted Of grand larceny and bur-
glary at Utica, N. Y, and sentenced to
twenty years. imprisonment.
A DECREE of divorce has just been
%>J ~ Ecl1 n rs II Drin
Collier, the celebrated Brooklyn divine.
There was no contest in the case.
FRANCIS STEWART JONES, Of the State
Department, has been appointed an at
tache to assist the representatives Of
the United States in the Behring Sea
arbitration.
ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER will prose-
cute all sugar firms who refuse to sup
ply information to the census bureau.
The New York League of Republican
Clubs will hold the annual convention
at Utica the third Wednesday in July.
The Rev. Mr.. Woodahll, of Golden
dale, Wash, persisted in blizzard. His
body was found partly eaten by coy
otes.
DEMPSEY LAMB, who assisted recently
to roo train on the East Tennessee
Railway, was arrested at Paint Rock,
Tenn.
N. r. THOMPSON, slayer of Mrs. John
Bitten, at Arlington, S. d., last July,
has been found guilty of murder in the
first degree.
Nick LAND, stock buyer, of Remser,
Ia, fatally shot a farmer named New
enswander. The trouble grew out of
an old feud.
THE Washington Assembly has passed
bill making it unlawful to buy, sell or
give away, or manufacture cigarettes or
cigarette paper.
A RECEIVER has been appointed for
the Alliance cooperative stores at
Aberdeen, S. D. The liabilities may
amount to 100000.
THE monetary conference probably
will not re-assemble next May, rs Eu-
ropean governments are convinced that
nothing would come of it.
GEN. RoEL1FF BRINKERHoFF, of Mans
field, o., will succeed the late r. 3.
Hayes as president of the National
Prisoners Aid Association.
The Holland minister demands an in
vestigation INTO the misrepresentation
by which Holland colonists were in
duced to settle at Alamosa, Col.
FLORENCE F: DONOVAN, the New York
City official charged with causing the
death of Maggie Mansonki, surren-
dered. He furnished $4,000 bail.
THE Rev. DIR. Huntington, of New
York, may succeed Bishop Brooks.
IT is announced that the Phillips
Brooks memorial fund exceeds $4,000.
THE quarantine bill has become law,
having received the signature of the
President.
The safe in the post-office at Ne wton,
Ia, was blown and $500 in money and
stamps taken.
E. J. ATKINSON, travelling salesman for
Chicago firm, committed suicide at San
Francisco by shooting.
BARNEY JARRETT, of Celina, O.,
whipped pony and the pony kicked
the life out of Mr.. Jarrett.
SMALLPOX has broken out near Hills
boro, Ill. Three cases are reported.
There are fears of an epidemic.