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

Kvron. Fond du Lac County. was en-
tered by burglars and $50 worth OF jew
elrv stolen. =,
4 PORTION of the addition being built
to the normal school at Oshkosh caved
in and six men were buried IN the
debris. Five were gotten out unhurt
save for cuts and bruises, but one, Paul
Kemmerer Young married man, was
fatally injured. 4 premature removal
of truss upon the second floor caused
the downfall.
JOHN BARNARD was found guilty OF
criminal assault at Marinette and was
sentenced to ten years in state prison.
John Morrow, also & resident Of that
city, pleaded guilty to charge of plac,,
ing distractions on the st. Paul road
near Amberg and was sent to Waupun
for two years.
Mrs. RnoDA WHALEN was found dead
in bed at her home in Beloit. Friends
of the deceased have asked the author
tiles to investigate the cause of her de-
mise.
JAMES McNEEsE, the young man who
was stabbed at GAINESVILLE last week, IS
in critical condition and the ply
sicians entertain little hope Of his re-
covery.
LOUIS LA PoINTE, of La Crosse, has
brought suit against Officers H. H.
Byrnes and John Parks for 81 900 dam
ages He alleges false imprisonment.
THE Common Council at Ashland
passed a resolution authorizing the
bonus trustees to pay $4,000 to the Sui
phite-F Fibre Company.
J. K. P. PORTER. Of Cooksville. Rock
County, lies at his home IN critical
condition, the result of a runaway acct
dent.
EMORY BRIGGS, an Appleton cycler,
collided with horse and received Sc
AN interesting will contest will come
up for argument in the circuit court of
Oshkosh on November %. DR.. }. M.
Brown has protested the will of his
father Isaac Brown, who died recently
in Oshkosh. BY the will Mrs. Brown,
who was the third wife of the deceased,
and is only "a years of age, while her
departed spouse was over 70, is given
the major portion OF the estate, valued
at $50, 900. She previously had been
given deed of a homestead worth $780,
900. DR.. Brown alleges undue inf1u-
ence on the part of Mrs. Brown and
claims the instrument produced IN
court is not his fathers.
THE state treasury received another
draft for money to be applied on the
Judgment against ex-Treasurer Guen-
Their and his bondsmen. The draft
came from Philetus Sawyer and calls for
the payment to the clerk of the circuit
court of Dane County of $4,000. The
total amount now paid into the treasury
on judgments against state treasurers Is
$500 O9457.
FRED MURPHY and Otto Laust, two
GAINESVILLE youths, have been arrested
on charge of stealing horse.
t. G. LOGAN, OF Chicago, a trustee of
the BeToit College, has donated to that
institution the Rust archaeological col
lection, the finest Of it's kind in exist
some 800 specimens of arrow heads,
pottery, mortars, ETC., illustrating the
history and developments of the Amer
lean aboriginees. The collection was
recently purchased from Maj. Rust by
Mr.. Logan.
MRS. SARAH f. RICHARDSON died at her
home in Madison, aged 81 years. She
had been a resident of Dane County for
the past forty years.
A WOMAN who registered as Mrs. Pc
derson, of Beloit, has been causing the
authorities at Indianapolis, Ind, some
anxiety. She claims to have dreamed
that Harrison was to be the next Presi
dent but that evil forces are at work to
defeat that end, and she averred that
she had been sent there to warn Harri-
son. Having related her warning to the
eX-President's private secretary she at
once took train for home.
A MAN giving his name as J. F. Haley
was arrested at Ashland on charge of
entering the residence of ]. G.. Mastin
at that place.
BURGLARS entered G. A. La Budde's
hardware store at EIkhart and stole
about 500 worth of goods.
FRANK WALL, an old resident of Madi-
son, has been adjudged insane. He will
be taken to the Mendoza Asylum.
Mrs. A. HoKE, of La Crosse, lost or was
robbed of $3.50 at Burlington, Ia. She
was on her way to Denver, Col.