Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-10
WISCONSIN NEWS.

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u n,' heard her screams, ran to
ilti and in tearing off the chlld's
bad his arms badly burned:
CIV a farmer living near Nee
: n a,rrrested on charge of assault
a. ~ 20" a. ccanlan. The latter is in a
linLndition. Shay was afterwards
d on bail.
Z VEDDER, of Elkhorn, had
+ OF njcked while he was taking
ny WSorId's Fair. His railroad
nd $50 in cash were taken.
Tarinette Eagle reports a log
ahnnt 80 ,O0O, 900 feet on the main
nd that it will require a large
" ,oeeting will be held at Au-
Auolst Is, Is, II and Is. The
aggregate $1,000.
sriDments of lumber from the
Warinette for the season of 1892
ooarjy 100000 feet. The ship
le o for 1898 is fully halfgone and
b"nt 40, 100000 feet are already
y which is one-third the guam
iast season. This clearly dem
+as that this years shipments are
~ fall far behind those of last
~ iess the shipments the remain
the season are very much larger
they can reasonably be expected
First National Bank, of Platte
has suspended payment. A quiet
=" noon made on the bank for the
EIree months, $S5, 900 having been
1rawn in that time. The bank had
;tsr stock of $4,000 and a surplus
Of s., 600. Dir. Eastman, president
hank, SAYS that depositors will be
I in full. 1t is expected that the
vii, resume in a short time.
h stockholders in the Juneau Coun-
$gnk, of Mauston, have come out
j q notice guaranteeing to each and
n depositor of their bank for the
H. Of one wear the payment of all
/ Of money now deposited or which
/ hereafter be deposited in the Jul
i County Bank during the limited
3roB RoHRER, an aged farmer resid-
near Chiffon, was crushed in
ire manner by a horse crowding him
E1st The wall in stall. His recov-
#js doubtful.
buy ?. WALL, a wellknown lawyer
Ehinrewa Falls, has been arrested on
*karge Of embeZzlement, the COM
bant being James Mcdonald, of that
f. PAINTERS named Olsen and Tracy
#ed from Mansion in q hat-boat en-
he to louisiana. They intend to pay
5 h way by odd jobs here and there.
SvRGlARs entered the residence of
7 hail. Hooking at Racine and stole $50
&a,n and silver watch. The Belle
I has been receiving particular atten-
Il at the hands of burglars of late.
ling the past three weeks there have
over twenty houses robbed.
+ nILE Mrs. f. Nickel, of West Bend,
y removing a number of eggs from "a
ng in her chicken house, she dis
= red dead chick which, upon eN-
<hation proved quite a curiosity.
Young chicken has four feet feet
& four wings, fully developed.
j ARIES SpLITGERBER, a resident of
town of Deertield, Dane County,
arrested and taken to Madison on
I lee Of assault with intent to kill
A.lerton with a knife at a dance
a tt&ge Grove on the night of July
b.. HENRIETTA SCHENCK, of Neenah,
i e'N arrested on Il charge of send
= oJscene matter through the mails.
4 was held in 5000 bonds TO appear at
8 next term of the circuit court III
Fankee
Wan giving his name as William
ke!ar was arrested at Sun Prairie
4 charge Of the larceny of two gold
hes He was bound over for trial
bonds Of $500
Pr Baraboo Savings Bank which
fell It's doors last week has made an
Enment. X. B. Griggs. former
pier of the bank, has been appoint
assignee.
l!>> ANNE L. COLEMAN, daughter of
Rev. Henry Coleman, of Beloit, was
fried TO Henry Nj. Pennock, of Oma-
IRE destroyed a large tobacco shed
ned by Earnest Ambrecht in the
Il OF Token, Dane County. Loss,
In. AND MEs. FRED. MILLER, of La
SSe, drove to the Worlds Fair and
The journey down occupied six
5 not Including stops made at Beloit
Racine to visit relatives. Seven
5 We're spent in coming back.
E.RAlAN MATT, county clerk and
iIer Of the late Taylor County Bank,
!!edtord, who fled a few days before
oankasslgned, has returned and was
IN IN charge by the sheriff. Matt
cured bail for continuance of hear
pending the action of the County
ri concerning his alleged detalca-
FORGE STRONG, formerly a resident
foA4 du Lac, was killed at Kansas
e tie was knocked from a freight
Il While passing under bridge.
iINNt {. LAMB, well-known old
0ent OF Fond du Lac, died at his
lie III that city. He was a promi-
Republican and worked in the in
~ ot his party tor many years. He
=, as Indian commissioner under
HARRISON administration, his duties
~ the allotment of lands to the
. i lie built the Oconto branch
ne Imcago, Milwaukee q st. Paul
u and was one of the officers of the
'.onSIn Midland Railroad, a move
~, ~ III which he was deeply inter
FINE cambria needle an inch and a
!. Iong was taken from the leg of a 2
.-oI0 enid of Matt Simon, of La
SIe. The child began complaining
January of d Do;, :, l;4+In ,L,,,o tho