Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-27
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


instantly killed August Northwang, aged
u years.
THE jubilee mass composed by DR..
Frank q. Dessert, Of New York, was
sung in st. Peters, Rome, at the cele-
bration of the feast of the patronage of
St. Joseph.
AN internal machine operated by
electricity, was found in London. \
foreign couple who lived in the house
where the machine was found have dis
appeared.
TIE members of two companies of
Hawaiian soldiers We're poisoned. All
will recover. Royalists are suspected of
having placed the drug in the food Of
the soldiers.
Miss LETrrIA TOWNSEND, general secre-
tary of America of the Girls Friendly
Society, died of typhlls fever III the
| Riverside Hospital, on North Brother
Island, New York.
ONLY $4,000 has been raised toward
paying the $4,000 debt of the Brook
lyn Tabernacle. DR.. Talmage says if the
debt is not paid the church will be
| turned into concert hail.
TIE body of Engineer Allison, who
went down with his engine in the wreck
Of the Big Four bridge over the Wabash
at Fort Wayne, Ind, six months ago,
has been found floating in the river.
AT a home rule meeting at Buffalo, n.
Y, Lieut.-Gov. Sheehan presided and
Col. John r. Fellows, of New York, and
other prominent speakers delivered the
addresses About s. 900 was subscribed
to the fund.
Gov. FLOWER, of New York, has APP
pointed George Raines, of Rochester,
| rn M n a a fn. q
case of Carlyle w. Harris, confined in
Sing Sing prison awaiting execution dur
ing the week beginning May 8, for the
murder of his girl-wife.
TWENTY-FIVE negroes were poisoned
at a Holly Springs, Miss, wedding by
eating custard that was tainted.
DR.. W. II. ROGERS and two children
were seriously poisoned at Madison,
Ind, by eating canned tongue.
\ REWARD of 5000 has been offered for
the arrest Of the men who lynched
Flanagan Thornton at Virginia, Ark.
A QUEBEC paper has been Investigate
ing the exodus from that province and
declares that it reaches 10000 q month.
WOODS opera house at Fayetteville,
Ark, burned. Loss, $4,000. The
building had not been thrown open to
the public.
IT is said Minister Stevens has de-
cided 10 leave Honolulu. He is dis
satisfied with the course of Special Com
missioner Blunt.
THE tobacco factory of Norwood &
Co., at South Boston, Va, was blown
down, causing a loss of $4,000. One
man was killed.
A LARGE number of Catholic digni
taricS will attend the centennial celebra-
ton at New Orleans of the founding of
the Jesuit cathedral.
CARDINM LUIGI GIoRDANI, archbishop
of Ferrara, died at Rome. He was born
October Is, 1922, and was created a
cardinal March II, 1887.
DAISY BLAND, a o-year-old girl, was ia
tally burned at Cairo, Ill. She had been
left alone by her mother and in some
way her dress caught fire.
TIE Earl of Derby is dead. Lord
Stanley, encouragement OF Canada,
brother Of the deceased, succeeds to the
title and 81 900, 900 d year.
GEORGE PRICE, convict sent to Joliet
prison from Bloomington, became vio
lcnt}y insane. He was under q forty
years sentence for murder.
TUE Latrobe, Pa, post-otfice was
broken into last night, the safe blown
open, the building badly shattered and
500 in stamps and $1,000 in cash taken.
A CASE of smallpox appeared in the
public school at WadswOrth, o., and
450 pupils were exposed.
GEORGE YINXEY was killed and an
other man fatally hurt by a fall Of earth
in mine at Somerset, Pa.
THE Great Northern Railway bridge
at Red Lake Falls, Mimi, has been car
ried away by an ice gorge.
G. W. WILLIAMS, the independence,
Ia. horscman, has executed mortgages
aggregating 100000 to Dubuque par
ties.
ALL dogs running at large in Sioux
City, Ia, after Nav 20 have been or
dered to be shot by the police depart
ment
THE Earl and Countess of Aberdeen
have arrived at Queenstown, en- route
to the Worlds Fair. They sailed on the
Teutonic.
TREASURY Department officials refuse
to permit the use of Mrs. Potter Palm
er's picture as design for the new Isa-
bella coins.
OLLIE Brown, aged u, of Richmond,
Va, was instantly killed by being
struck by pile Of lumber which top
pied off a wagon.
The Oregon Pacific Railroad paid its
employees rs per cent. of the back pay
due them. They had not been paid for
nearly eight months.
Snow fell in Northwestern Minnesota
and Northeastern North Dakota to a
depth of from five to ten inches on the
18th.
THE o-year-old daughter of T. w. Mel
ebert died from the effects of poison, at
Minonk, Ill. Where she got the poison
is not known.
MANY people living on the low lands
adjacent to the Red River, in Northern
Minnesota, have been driven from their
homes by flood.
c. w. MosHER, president of the
wrecked Capital National Bank Of Lin
coin, Neb., has been rearrested on a
charge of embezZlement
CHARLES r. PEpDLE, general purchas-
ing agent of the Nandalia road. died at
Tprre Hautn IND He had been with