Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
WISCONSIN NEWS.

st who llttl JltS uttA D1OhcU UUflnU q
81 ~ with another young man named
@ yak German, near Excelsior, several
r,rD MAYNARD jumped from the
u " tory Of the Commercial Hotel at
81 ward to escape from officers who
y ,rtrred his room to arrest him.
q r,S badly injured, although no bones
broken,
sancrARs entered the restaurant of AL
n TThppcy, at Madison, and got away
.J9 of Mr.. Cheney's money. En-
was gained by saving out panel
,rear door.
a,s residence Of William Davis, near
s. G.osyr was burned with nearly all the
8 ,Gold goods. The loss will be about
& ,,c rost-otlicc at Sun Prairie was en-
4'h v thieves and about rs in cash and
,simps were stolen. The burglars
sernrrd Il hand ear and made their es-
d leaving the hand car at the side of
81 r,rk near Madison.
,ro,r 40 saw-milis in the state have a
&" aa5npd daily capacity OF 5000, 900 feet.
,'r 100 other mills are IN operation
.ng this lumber up into various uses.
m.. GERTRUDE ALTIIoUsE, of Eau
n, sustained serious injuries by fail
1 aa sjppcry walk. Her right foot was
,'nnJ aud her shoulder dislocated.
q ,orar RITTER, q brakeman on the
.aro Milwaukee ~ st. Paul road
his skull crushed while making q
sd -,'nr at La Crosse. 1t is doubtful if
5 Will SuryIyc.
u,ypA STARR was arrested at La
AM, on a charge of larceny. She was
,J guilty and fined $50, in default of
~5 She was sent to the county jail for
81 Ny days.
IVAN giving his name as John Lutter
arrested at La Crosse on q charge of
rrnry. When arrested he had $3.50 In
{ s|m his possession.
GORGE CRAWFORD, q fireman on the
;onsln Central road, was terribly
lied in an accident near Eau Cla ire.
.wlII recover.
,w LEs,FID'S barn, in the town of
sTr,r du Chen, containing four horses
four COWS, was struck by lightning
burned
mn STAGE line between Marinette and
rr,oon Bay has been discontinued, the
rmg unsafe.
GnERE is a merry election war at Epson,
IImd County Two separate and dis
- elections were held last Tuesday.
Frr is an old contest between Epson and
Town of Iron Belt us to which place is
IpcOct No. ~ Upon this point hinges
Y ,spat of government and the building of
agn hall, and the strife is growing more
wryery year. 1t was decided to have
only voting precinct at Epson
,I Clerk J. L. Anderson did not
.gIanv tickets to Iron Belt at ali. The
sequence was that Iron Belt held an
lt0n on their own hook, electing Dun
I'm NcEichlc chairman without OppOSi-
( aMd Epson elected Frank Logan with
adSSenting vote. Now the question is,
Dwiil be chairman from the town of
.h in the new county of Iron? The
bury has grown very strong between
two towns and the case may be carried
nthe courts. The town hall question
sheen the basis Of the trouble.
fms. \. Hyde Elevator Company, of
Crosse, has been organized with a
Y Il0 stock of 100000. The purpose of
Ampmy is to own and operate grain
lWOduCe elevators.
MANAGER John L. CoNDoN, of West
\ sIHior has leased the new Opera House
,NM0na, Mimi. Mr.. ConGon now has
twalcrS under his control, the other
being at Duluth, Superior, Eau Claire,
luOSSe and Ashland.
0E fishermen in the vicinity of Mar
HE that have been ut work upon the ice
winter, have taken out their nets, as
pare becoming very scarce. The season
SIeen the most profitable one they have
A'T many years.
IgGRG are 10000, 900 feet of logs in the
9sSa N Nuginnttn hn ,,SnI NV fbn
before any Of the new logs come
U0.
ILL., George Pankratz Lumber Com
Of Sturgeon Bay, has been organ
"WOh capital stock of 100000
,MJM, MCLEop, Of Eau Claire, has
Ken camp after having banked 11,0OO,-
let OF logs.
%E, {. FRENCH, of Eau Claire, has
,iW cahlcgram from Paris stating
MISS Myrta French made her debut
'"N ana that 1t was in every sense OF
WORT success. She is singing in
M opera. Miss French accompanied
AM French arrived i'll Paris from
>eon March -.
@ltH AMorH, 4 Madison youth, while
a4ptmg to board rapidly-moving
'N street ear, slipped and fell beneath
a 10y Wv VI lllo lCSo bVllE pLoNSh
~Othcr one badly lacerated. He will
5rr
MalAND is to have first-claSs theater
moS' which Will be erected during the
uS summer. 1t will be owned by
TS Dardon, OF that city, who states
NC guiding will be completed next
Jte structure VIII be built some
~""Pr the plans of the casino now III
,., erection upon the grounds OF the
"y N spring Company. at WaukGSha. 81
| IT pokoW SKI, engineer at {. II j.
s "S brewery, at La Crosse, met
@,eF' painful accident few days
m, i" OPENING the valve of /; pipe con
49, ammonia, but supposed to be
he allowed a quantity of ammonia
~Hbt INTO his face, which severely
sGGHS eyes, throat and noStrilS. 1t IS
' r MS sight can be saved.
NoFthWcStern Wisconsin convention
,TTelety OF Christian Endeavor was
EAU Claire. There were fifty dele
attendance.
Ngv' John G. Miller died at his
~. N@aolSon. aged so years. Mr.. Mill
IN Ie ilrSt German missionary in Wis
u"Ylhg settled ut Madison in 1874.
wv MlouS paStorateS throughout the
s SW was closely associated with the
a,,r W'llStcrS and bishops in the
,,rs; W. HAWLEY. of MazOmanle,
cr "SShed IN the Dane County munic-
T. "n charge Of threatening the
b 8ael n r',!Ih L. Reed, Il nelghbor. lie
IA soily and was put under bonds OF
%Neep the peace for three months,
@,'"0'| OF surety he went to Jail.
,x% nG ,>CHWAkE, an employee of the
Il 4h so4 mouse at La Crosse. was struck