Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


out of the strike has been suddenly
dropped.
SAMUEL CoRNwAIrH, Il deaf tailor, was
run down by 4 Glover Leaf switch en-
CINE at Frankfort, Ind, and horribly
mangled.
ROBERT HARDwIcK shot and killed W.
III. Averill at Stanton, KY, and was in
turn killed by Asa Petit, Il friend of
Hardwick.
BURGLARS broke open the safe in III.
kraus x Co. S store at Akron, O., secur-
ing several hundred dollars, then set
ting fire to the store. Loss, $50 600.
ANNA WEISS, 10 years old, was muir
dered on the street at Marshalltown,
Ia, by an unknown man. The MUIR
derer and his motive are unknown.
WILLARD WooD was given prelimin-
airy hearing at Beatrice, Neb., on the
charge Of numbering Charles Saffel
few days before. He was held on g., 900
bail
In attempting to cross the railroad
track ahead of freight train at Ana
conda, Mont, Jack Douyherty and
Peter Hammill were run over and
killed
TIE Rev. l.. f. Caillet has been APP
pointed by Archbishop Ireland, vicar
general of the diocese of st. Paul. This
is done that the aged Vicar-General
Ravoux may have an assistant.
GEN. J. A. UNDERWOOD, a prominent
citizen of Rice County, kas., was run
over by train at Topeka, kas., and
killed. He was trying to cross between
two coal cars while the train was in
motion.
PiNKNEy UuMruREys, aged 80 years,
l., 1.
aged 50 years, We're shot and killed by
Humphreys and Meadows were quar-
reling and Humphreys drew pistol.
Meadows had a shotgun and fred at
Humphreys, killing Humphreys and
his mother, who was behind him.
Humphreys little daughter was struck
by two shot, but was not badly hurt.
Tony JANKowsKl and Albert Caudle,
employees of the Farmers elevator at
knives. Caudle was cut across the alb
domen and disemboweled, dying short
" after. Jankowski made his escape.
JOHN TRAuTMAN escaped from the City
Hospital at Evansville, Ind, and killed
himself by hanging in the park. He
had twice tried to commit suicide, once
by drowning and again by shooting him.
self. He was to have been tried for
insanity.
FRED. SWANSON, of Campbell, Mimi,
Company, of Minneapolis, is under ar
rest charged with embezzlement. 1t is
said Swanson has given checks in pay
ment for wheat when the company gave
him the cash, and that the entire
amount of his irregularities is - 800.
CuAuNcEY M. DEpEw has received a
planter, in which the foreigner says
that he is suffering from an incurable
ailment and that in his will he leaves to
Mr.. Depew one-half of his estate, valued
ut s., 600, 600 This is i'll return for 5000
which Mr.. Depew loaned him eighteen
years ago with which to develop an in
vention for crushing cane sugar.
FRUIT in Delaware was greatly dam
aged by the storm.
TIE liabilities of Ilotchkiss 4 Co., of
New York, are $500 $40 and the assets
$5l4.Sll.
TIE Iowa Prohibition state conven-
ton will be held at Dcs MoineS on Sep
TENDER 6.
The Raub Locomotive Works, en-
ploving $500 men, have located at Ell
wood Ind.
WILL WOLFE, arrested at Martinsburg,
Ia, for disturbing Il religious meeting,
committed suicide.
FREDERICK Sem, Of Mendon Center,
Monroe County, n. Y, suicded by
shooting, owing to financial troubles.
WILLIE RIPLEY, II years old, was acct
dentallv hit on the head with u stone by
his cousin near Oakland, ILL.,, and fatally
hurt.
w. w. WENTWORTH, bool-keeper Of
the Victoria Hotel at New York, Is
under arrest charged with embeZZline
$500.
Two hundred German Baptists, OK
cursonists from Louisville, were strand
ed on Il sandbar, where they remained
all night.
Mus. FRANK IouNG, of SaIina, Kas.,
attempted to commit suicide by taking
morphine. Slight hope is entertained
of her recovery.
CLIFTON ARMSTRONG, ID years old, was
drowned while bathing in a small lake
at Highland Park, a pleasure resort
! near Wooster. q.
WILLIAM HENRY SEWARD, JR., grand.
son of Secretary of State Seward, and
Miss Anna Dennis Myers, were mar
ried at New York.
DIR. JOHN w. MCkINNoN, dentist OF
Decatur, H., married an heiress OF
Philadelphia, Pa, i'll st. Louis, Mo. II
is said to be an elopement.
The increase in national bank circula-
ton during the month has been more
than $l2,000,00O, and since January |
last more than $50 100000.
TIE Fourth National Bank of Louis
vile, Ky, has resumed.
Ir is denied that Miss Florence Pull
man is to marry Prince Isenberg.
A. V. BLYTHE, sheriff of Miller Coun-
tv, Ark, is $l6,0 900 short in his accounts.
| BARON Won Standardization, the new
German ambassador has arrived in New
York.
FOREST fires surrounded Michigan
City, Ind, threatening the destruction
of the city.
THE Harvest Home picnic for Southern
Michigan at Devils Lake was attended
DO 10000 farmers.