Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-28
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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TIE steamer Grace Morris was sunk
on the Ohio River near Paducah, KY,
in a collision with the steamer j. L.
Rhea
WILLIE HAsKINs, one of the London
tramps hurt in the Wabash accident at
kingsbury, ind, died in the Peru hos
THE BODY of j. S. Higgins was found
in a partly burned building at Ander-
son, Ind. 1t is supposed he was MUIR
dered.
AN express package supposed to con-
tain $500 when opened at Trinity, Tex,
contained only cent and lot OF brown
paper.
in a drunken row at Dripping Springs,
Slaughter fatally shot and Bill Stamper
wounded.
THREE county commissioners, of
being indicted on charge Of taking
two salaries.
FRANK MCBETH, absconding Knights
of Honor treasurer at Indianapolis, has
been found at Decatur, Iii. He has
been drinking.
A MODEL for an equestrian statue of
Logan has been definitely decided
upon. 1t will be placed in Iowa Circle,
at Washington.
In riot on Lehman Bros circus
train near Waco. Tex, six men were
thrown from a moving train. Three
were fatally hurt.
ARcuB1siIop HENNEssy, during high
mass at Dubuque, Ia, declared his pa
rishioners must send their children to
the parochal schools.
WILLIAM WHITMAN, cashier of the
American Express Company at Spring
field, H., goes to prison for four years
for embezzllng 81, 900.
"A. r. SUTToN, Louisville whisky
broker, with William Becker, his conf
dental clerk, has been indicted for
forging warehouse receipts.
LAFAYETTE LEROY, supposed to be
dead and to whom a monument had
been erected at Saginaw, Mich, re-
turned after eight years absence.
FRANK Robinson and Claire Moody at
tempted to rob a safe at Valparaiso,
Ind Robinson was shot dead by Ma
than Howe and Moody was wounded.
PRINCE BISMARCK is rapidly recovering
his health.
TIE Memphis AppealAvalanche has
passed into the hands of receiver.
TIE British House of Commons and
House of Lords have adjourned until
November.
DURING a bull fight at Cerritoo, Mex,
Julian Lopez, the matador, was gored
to death by bull.
JOHN THURMAN, a prosperous farmer
of Jasper, Ind. has been sentenced to
be hanged for the murder of a tramp.
JOSIAH Quincy, who recently resigned
as first assistant secretary of state, has
taken final leave of the department..
Mrs. "BoB" F1TzsIMMoNs declares
that her husband seeks a divorce III or
der to marry La Belle Julian, an actress.
FIRE at Red Wing, Mimi, destroyed
the plant of the Charles Betcher Lum
Der Company, causing a loss of $4,000.
ACTRESS EMMA N\NDERs, who was re-
ported suffering from hysteria, was mar
ried at Cincinnati to DR.. ID. w. McKen-
zie.
JAMES P. LOCKWOOD, of Chicago, was
elected national commander of the
Regular Army and Navy Union at st.
Louis.
In an encounter with striking miners
in Staffordshire, Eng, the police were
defeated. A call has been made for
troops.
CHARLES A. BowDEN was hanged at
Eureka, Cal, for the murder of Mrs.
Lille M. Price, who had discarded him
for Price.
INDICTMENTS for fraudulent banking
have been returned against the officers
of the First National Bank, of Cedar
Falls, Ia.
A VERDICT censuring the Illinois Cen
trail and its employees was returned by
the jury investigating the disaster at
Manteno
THREE new cases of yellow fever have
developed at Brunswick, Ga. Citizens
are under arms, the police force being
demoralized.
f. A. OFT, candidate of the Peoples
party of Iowa for lieutenant governor,
is too young to hold the office and has
withdrawn.
MANLEY S. SMITH, OF Saginaw, Mich,
who took the gold cure and recently
began drinking again, killed himself by
swallowing poison.
THOMAS S. COLLIER, poet and historian,
died at New London, Conn.
THE National Letter Carriers Associa-
ton decided to meet next at Cleve-
land, O.
B. +. MITCHELL has accepted the Pro-
hibition nomination for governor of
Iowa.
Mrs w. J. ORR, of Arcola, ILL.,, eloped
with Mr.. Orr's farm hand, taking 81 200
with her.
PATRICK E. COLLINS, of Chicago, was
run down by train at Kokomo, Ind,
and killed.
JOHN VRooMAN was convicted at Sand
wich, Ont, of the murder of James
Hickey, diver.
OLIVER P. SHANAFELr, postmaster at
Queenstown, O., is missing. He is
heavily in debt.
DETROIT Methodists will petition Con-
gress to repeal the Geary law at once on
the ground of justice.
Iowa Prohibitionists have issued a call