Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21

past Supt. Wheeler and +. whoo,
er, as agents of the water comnan,,
were arrested for charging citizens ay
orbltant rates. "a
LAWRENCE HANLEY has resigned "a
captain ca OF 20. A, Fourth Regiment. W,
N: a., of Milwaukee w.
IHE T. ). Davidson Lumber Comnanv
OF La crosse, has made an assignment IL
l! a. ~: Mcmillan, OF that city. His bond
IS o1oo.oOo. The company owns one of
inc nnest saw-mill plants at La Crosse
pine land. ''ilu sone
FRANK GREGo1RE, an Fan Claire h,oo,-
smith, claims to have an Invention 49, aHh,
VIII propel steamers across the ocean
III TWO and half days. The motive
power Is steam and the invention lies
III the secret Of its application.
MORROW and Robson, the two men ar
rested at Marinette charged with plac-
ing oDstructlons on the St. Paul Rail
ROAD, had an examination and were
bound over to the circuit court in the
sum of 81 900. ~ 'no
OFFICER kRUsE arrested l2-vear-old
BOY III an intoxicated condition, at
GAINESVILLE. Citizens intend to prose-
cute the saloon-keeper who sold LIQUOR
to the boy.
1EhMAN buCHHOLZ, GAINESVILLE
youth, was shot through the arm by the
iccioental discharge of shotgun. He
will recover.
CREDITORS of the Racine Hard ware
Manufacturing Company have made
application for the appointment of re-
ce1yer:
1ord, Rock County, committed suicide
by hanging. He was 81 years of age.
THE state convention of the Y. M. c..
A., of Wisconsin, will be held at Beloit
October II to Is.
A PROMINENT lumberman of Qshko sh
states that the amount of work done in
that line this winter will be very small
This is caused by the suspension of op-
eratlons in many of the mills this sum-
mer, thus leaving large amount of logs
on hand. Many Of the Oshkosh firms
90 not expect sending smaller crews
than usual into the woods. Other deal
ers, however. say the amount of logging
to be done this winter depends upon
the condition of business during the
next two months.
THE city attorney and chief of police
of Eau Claire proceeded to the Saliva
ton Army barracks few days ago and
notified the officers that beating Of
drums on the streets must cease. The
OHlCofS fepIou their drums were no
worse than church bells and declared
their intention of continuing their use,
and proceeded with them the same
evening. Steps will be taken to have
the Salvation Army leaders arrested.
By the will of the late Thomas D.
Grimmer, of Oshkosh, his homestead
and furniture are bequeathed to his
widow, and the residue of his estate,
amounting to 1000, is to be divided
between Mrs. Grimmer and daughter,
A PRISONER named SNYDER made his
escape from the Rock County jail by
walking out as unconcerned as if he was
one of the officials. He was charged
with selling liquor to Indians.
H. II. HEATH, secretary OF the Maus-
ton Milling Company, of Mauston, was
overcome by the heat while riding a
bicycle. He is in precarious condi-
ton.
THE corpse Of George Johnson, who
was killed at Prairie du Chen while
boarding freight train, has been for
warded to his father who lives at Milton.
PAUL ZEINEGER, a Menasha BOY, acct
dentally shot his cousin, Johnnie Zein-
eyer, aged II years, in the leg with a
revolver. The latter will recover.
JOHN BLAKE died at his home in
Oshkosh, aged So years. He was scar
geant of Co. X, Eleventh Wisconsin