Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Missouri.
THE cruiser New York has been ord
cred to Rio de Janerio.
South DAKOTA was visited by severe
snow storm on October 20
CONRAD ZEHNER. q livervman of Alma,
Kas.. was found dead on the floor of his
office.
NATHAN JACOBSON, dealer in trim
mings, made an assignment at New
York.
The Manville Carriage Company
failed ut New Haven, Conn.,, owing
$4,000.
FIRE at Jonesboro, Ark, consumed
sixteen buildings and caused loss CT
$4,000.
On October % Philadelphia celebrated
the 211th anniversary of the landing OF
William Penn.
DEMOCRATIC members of the ways and
means committee have decided to push
the tariff measure.
SIX members of the Dalton gang rode
up to a crowded store at Gushing, Ok,
and collected $500.
J. g. BROWN, who killed G.. S. Wesner
in the courtroom at Danville, Ind, was
acquitted by jury.
The Muncie, Ind, glass works We're
damaged $4,000 by the collapse of
twelve melting pots.
DAN MURPHY, JR., wanted in Morris.
Ill.,, for a saloon murder, was arrested
by officers at Peoria.
THE Chicago, Sioux City & Bismarck
and the Chicago, Cascade Il Western
lines have consolidated.
LONDON discount rates rose owing to
scare over the Indian loan and the
shipment of gold to America.
NAVAL officers are inclined to think
Admiral Stanton was warranted in
saluting Admiral Mello at Rio.
AN Ohio Populist says his party has
waned in that state because OF the Gu
pidity of some of its members.
FIRE at willamette; Tenn, destroyed
the breeding stables Of j. b. Ewing,
and twenty horses were burned.
H. G.. GRAY was arrested in Philadel-
phia and will be taken to Chicago to
answer to a charge Of bigamy.
Miss HANNAH WETNELL's friends at
Cedar Rapids, Ia, think her death
suspicious and will disinter the body.
GENEVA, Neb., banks were swindled
out of $50 dollars each by a clever
scheme worked by a smooth sharper.
SToNBRIDGE's glass factory at Newton,
l.. l., was DESTROYED by fire, entailing a
loss of $4,000. There is no insurance.
REFUSING to return fees after failing
to find verdict, an Oakland, Tex,
jury was fined by justice.
THE Russian fleet sailed from Touion
for Ajaccio, Corsican fort. The French
enthusiasm was tremendous.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN BECKwITH, of
New York, had S., 900 package of jew
els stolen from him at Erie, Pa.
FARMERS at Bevier, New, condemned
the coal companies for not granting the
usual winter increase to miners.
EFFIE SMITH, quartered in the female
section of the Peoria bridewell for va
grancy, turned out to be a man.
Ex-PRIEsT SLATTERY's course of lect-
ures ended suddenly at St. Louis. The
lights in the hall were turned out.
CHARLES L.AMBRECHT, wanted in the
Worlds Fair city for murder, was ar
rested by the police at Pittsburg, Pa.
HUGH GORDON was frightfullv burned
by acid placed upon his blow-pipe by a
union glass blower at Wellsburg, w. Va
ACTOR CoGHLAN still denies his first
marriage and declares the girl who
passes as his daughter is only adopted.
THE Navy Department has received
the cruiser Detroit at Bahia, no miles
from Rio.
MILTON WHITE, son of ex-Supreme
Judge White, of Austin, Tex, commit
ted suicide by morphine. He led dis
sipated life.
LOUISA BARTsH, through the careless
management of asylum officials at Buff
falo, n. Y, jumped from a window and
died Of her in uries.
The newspapers of Paris publish ru-
NOR Of an Italian plot to imperil the
launching of the French warship Jause-
queberry, which was put into the water
at Toulon.
The Senate committee is still de-
termlned to not agree to the changes in
the Geary law suggested by Secretary
Gresham, the only concession being to
omit the photograph from the certif-
cate.
THE Austrian bark Ljubay, which
sailed from Fiume, Austria, April IL for
Philadelphia, has been given up for
men. 1t was commanded by Capt. G..
Randich.
FIRE at Newton, n. Y, destroyed
stourbridge's glass factory and John
Buggeln's dwelling-house. William
Casey, workman in the factory was
burned to death and the Buggeln family
barely escaped. The glass company's
loss is $50, 900.
WILLIAM MORTON, Frank Williams,
and James Moore have been arrested
charged with robbing the post-office at
Orient, S. D., October p. These make
ten arrests that have been made in
South Dakota during October for rob-
bling post-offices.
A CORRESPONDENT in Rio Janerio sends
word that the revolutionists have met
with a serious loss. Nearly all of the
powder for the rebel fleet was stored
powder has been blown up. The loss of
life and damage to property is not