Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-20
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

| 'EoRt1E w 1LLlAMS hiiIet i1luIo" XII
at Omaha in a quarrel over girl.
| THE Glen House at Mount Washing.
ton, n. Y, burned with loss of $780,,
600
MEYER, the alleged wife poisoner. has
! been taken from Detroit to New York
| for trial.
| VALENTINE WEINERsKIRCH killed him.
self at Naperyille, ILL.,, by shooting with
a revolver.
A CONGREGATION OF 5000 persons heard
Father McGlynn preach at Port Rich
mond, S. |.
Mex. SoToLLI celebrated mass in the
open air at Butte, Mont, l2,oCO persons
| being present.
ONE if not all the Western roads will
establish one-tare rate to the World S
Fair about August l.
STARR and Wilson have been landed in
jail at Fort Smith, Ark, after 4 narrow
escaps from mob.
/ GEN EDWARD JARD1NE, who served
CALAMITY through the war, died at New
York, aged SO years.
THE North American Saengerbund de-
cided to hold the next saengerfest i'll
| Pittsburg in July, 1896.
TIE Hamburg-American Line will run
steamers from San Francisco to points
on the Mediterranean.
Four French war ships are now at the
mouth of the Meinam, called there by
the trouble with Siam.
f. p. JOHNSON and Miss Mary Grehan,
of Lexington, eloped to Jeffersonville,
Ind, and were married.
IGNORING a warning, Dan. Mccarthy
attacked one Nethrow at Marysville,
Ia, and was fatally shot.
COMMANDER LYONS, of the Mononga-
hea, has been found at fault in the col
lision with the Speranza.
MINNESOTA ticket brokers will fight
the anti-scalper's law, which practically
excludes them from the state.
NEAR Streator a Wabash train ran
over the body of man who had been
killed and placed on the track.
TRUSTEES of the De PAW University
in Indiana fear that requests may fall
81 100000 short of calculations.
SuERIpF WARNER, of Crittenden Coun-
ty, Ark, was shot and robbed of $ll 900
at Memphis. He will recover.
THE examination of the bodies of
three sons of Emanuel Trubbe at Day
ton, O., show death by poison.
OFFICERS were forced to shoot Ma
vajo Inbian, who resisted arrest, near
Albuquerque. Trouble is feared.
ENGINEERS who have surveyed the
! Pan-American railroad route, declare
the proposed enterprise is feasible.
PROF. E. d. MORRIS is the only re-
naming member of the Lane Seminary
faculty. The others have resigned.
MEMBERS of the Citizens Insurance
! Company, Of Cincinnati, started to move
Tor parts unknown, but were caught.
LIGHTNING destroyed the public
school building at Rock Falls, Ia.
Mrs HODGES, Of Fort Smith, sudden
ly dropped dead at her home there.
AN army Of crickets is devastating
Wyoming Of every sort Of vegetation.
DAVID LAVENDER was denied bail at
Chattanooga for the killing of Roll Reed.
JOHN BURK, patient in the asylum at
Ottawa, ILL.,, decapitated himself with a
razor.
FIRE in the lumber district at Keo-
kuk, Ia, caused loss Of SIS 900 to Taber
4 Co.
FIVE knights Of Pythias were injured
in a wreck at Nincennes, Ind, one of
them fatally.
OTIS FULLER, of St. Johns, Mich, has
been appointed warden of the state
house OF correction.
CROOKS at Cincinnati chloroformed
and robbed an aged painter Of $40 in
cash and several checks.
THE Monon has met the Big Fours
cut in the Worlds Fair rates by reduc-
ing all tickets to one fare.
| PRoF JOHN B. STEPHENSON, of Brook
| Ign, Mich, So years of age, has eloped
with Ida Culver, % years old.
JOHN NErHRoW, a farmer, shot and
! killed Lawyer Dan McCarty. The
trouble was over a mortgage.
ALKAL1Es, turned into the Mississi-
newa river in Indiana by a paper mill,
have killed thousands of fish.
j. X. ARMSTRONG, a detaulting county
treasurer of 1ndirna, has turned all of
his property over to his bondsmen.
w. &. HOPPER, one Of the wealthiest
stockmen in Southern Kansas, dropped
| dead from sunstr0ke IN his harvest field.
By the accidental discharge OF po-
| liceman' S revolver, Judge Fleming, Of
| Burlington, Ia, was seriously wounded.
OFFICERS of the Pension Department
are investigating alleged frauds at AL
| buquerque, where the muster rolls were
stolen
LIVE stock commissioners of Kan
sas, alarmed at the approach of Texas
fever, have taken steps to keep 1t out OF
! the state.
UNSETTLED condition Of business has
| caused the Benson Magnetic Iron
| Works, at Little River, to suspend oper-
ations.
ANTICIPATING a raid by robbers, Of
| ficials of the Missouri, Kansas q
Texas have placed armed guards on
trains.
EDDIE BRAKES, assistant cashier of the
Toledo Savings Bank, was drowned in
the Iowa River, near Long Point, while
fishing.
JOHN SINGLETON, q colored boy, Is
wears of age, has confessed that he
caused the Broadstreet-Thurb fire in
Minneapolis June s.
THE long overdue steamer Red Sea
has arrived at New York.
A BANQUET was given at Englewood,
\. j., in honor of ex-Minister Phelps.