Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-27
WISCONSIN NEWS.


IA Ks. the Indians stole the child because
.f erudce against the family. 1t all
a4Ss,jfs from BURBERRY buyers peddling
f6S or indiscrmlnately among the In
ms.
PArR!cK CLIFFORD, OF Marinette, has
In appointed deputy collector OF IN
afnal revenue ofthe Northwestern Dis
rfct, which comprises the counties OF
8brence, Marinette, Oconto, Brown,
lar, ktvounee and Forest. He sue
|eeds J. H. Leonard, Of Fort Howard.
o. FIELD, an old resident of the town
. DeertieId, Dane County, was found
saugino in his tobacco shed. No cause
"a be assigned for the act as he was in
.olnfortaole circumstances. lie leavesa
lie and no children.
#IouE Gill, a resident of Sevastopol,
Dor County, dropped dead while at
6rdinc dance at Grand Rapids, Mich.
IL G remains were shipped to Sevastopol
- interment Deceased was 25 years
i age,
kTuorGu Evangelist Cordner, of Mari
sette. was ordered out of Seymour, and
Wen after his tent and organ were
brned by an incendiary. he preached
Il long as he cared to continue the
xork
#WuIIAM KERN, formerly a resident of
Rne. Dane County, was drowned while
yathing IN q river near Sioux CITY, la.
h. remains were shipped to Dane for
nterment.
TuIEyEs broke into number of Chi
400. Milwaukee q st. Paul freight cars
Blat were standing in the yards at Mad
son and stole considerable goods.
Ed INDIAN Commissioner Campbell has
64ished his investigation of the COM
nhjnts against the Wisconsin Chippewa
Falians are accused of sharing fraudu
efltly in the allotments and annuities
9elonging properly to Minnesota In
3;ans. Complaints were made in 209
ases and in nearly all the Indians when
4hestioned admitted they lived in Wis
s. nsinand had no right to the money re-
1siyed. The facts in the case have been
I8rwarded to the Interior Department
|Br action. Flying Cloud, chief of the
(hippewas, attended the meeting and
iced the Fond du Lac Indians to take
Heir new allotments of land in the
White Earth Reservation.
MAYOR POWELL, of La Crosse, has is
Ned an order to close all the saloons at
II lat place on Sunday. AS a result there
81 much surprise as La Crosse has al
xavs been an open town on the Sabbath.
Nc saloon men say they will fight the
rider in me courts.
#TuE Dane County court disallowed
Wash Woodard's claim of S. 900 against
Ine +. +. Sherman estate.
8 JOHN WAGIN, a La Crosse youth, was
3yen sixty days in the county jail on a
charge Of larceny.
1.-Two Milwaukee banks, the Milwau-
lee National and the South Side Saw
ings, failed to open on the 22d, as the
result Of the prevailing stringency in
Hid money market Both institutions
lave plenty of assets but were short of
ready cash, and the claim is made that
both will resume business in a short
the. Gross Brothers, soap manufac-
t3Irers, also suspended.
FIRE in the bottling department of
tM Pabst brewery, Milwaukee, Quilted
aportiOn of the building and caused a
loss Of $4,000
H. is estimated that over 5000 men
tool part in the big Turner's parade
dNring the national funniest For
neRrIv a week the Cream City was
0Wned by the thousands of visitors,
Who came for jolly good time, and
I'D it.
PRESIDENT ADAMS, of the State Uni
XMslty, IS putting III two weeks out
lAe near Ashland.
LIE annual convention of the North
Western Electrical Association at Madi-
S{h closed on July 20. The delegates
Xfre taken around the different lakes
~ steamers and given a good time by
tkir Madison brothers.
sl The residence of Mrs. M. A. Barker,
s. La Crosse, was entered by burglar
Flew evenings ago. The fellow was
bred away by the screams of Mrs.
mrker before he had time to secure
~ Valuables
TIM Commercial Bank, Milwaukee,
6IDsed its doors on the Dist and made an
assignment to A. B. Geilfuss, it's cashier.
Ehe assignment was made necessary by
68avy Withdrawals by depositors and
slpW collections. The assignee's bonds
In, in the sum of 81, 100000, are
Ep hraim Mariner, who signed for $780,
go, Albert Como, $500, 900, and Charles
IA Phster, S550000. Henry M. Ben
min, one of the largest wholesale coal
MA ers in the Northwest, is in financial
H&Rlts IN consequence of the failure OF
M Commercial Bank.
koY, the l2-year-old son of Fred. Carl
58H Of La Crosse, was accidently shot
LII playmate named Fred. kingsand.
Nhe bullet entered his left side but did
Hot penetrate the lungs. lie will re-
cUXer
q FOREST fires are raging again north Of
AShand. At Minorsville a railroad
ID ge was burned and passenger trains
A5Fe been obliged to transfer the mails.
IHE plant of the South Milwaukee
AI3 lleahle Iron Company, with the ex-
e6ption of 4 small shed used as a car
Hter shop, was destroyed by fire.
80 loss is estimated at $4,000, and is
tlally covered by insurance.
RS. GEORGE Brown, wife of a we'll
farmer near La Crosse, had two
EfB broken and received serious IN
[eHnal injuries ii a runaway accident.
kHE marriage is announced of Mrs.
l8nnle Jacobs, of Eau Claire, to Arthur
&FAWley, Of St. Paul. The ceremony
E29k place at the home of the bride.
ERMAN BOERNER, living at La Cres-
~, near La Crosse claims to have
p held up by two highwaymen and
<& bed Of 500. ~...a~~r~.nxs