Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-07
WISCONSIN NEWS.

che land OF the company, ca accoun' OF
-aa special tax, which the former had
levied upon the latter for the Ceape
Street pavement.
SAMUEL SHELDON, Of the town of
Hixtor, Jackson County, is in critical
condition, the result Of q shooting acct
dent while hunting The charge en-
1ered his left breast near the shoulder.
T. nGUBLE wedding took place at Me-
Essstsa- The contracting parties were
Miss Adeline Niche and Joseph Tuch-
sct1erer and Miss Hattie Dietz and Her
sran F0Ote.
4 ssrogAeE house at Neenah owned by
A J. Bergstrom, of Chicago, was
burned, together with It's contents.
Loss, & 500; partly insured.
WGLL1AM HENNISG, a farmer near Eau
Claire, is III the hospital suffering from
the t.ste Of hog he was Strengthening tor
the Thanksgiving market.
WILLIAM WALDRIN, aged 1Syears, had
1lis foot taken off by a circular saw
while working i'll mill at lakewood,
a1eav Lake Geneva.
G1nznH BAY has something like ninety
saloons. which pay into the city treas
ury about SIS 900 for license, the fee be-
Ing 500
SAMUEL GavNDY has commenced suit
against TIE city Of GAINESVILLE in the CIR
<;uit court at that place Mr.: Grundy
sizes the city for physicians bills, nurs-
ing, loss Of the society of his wife, ETC.,
csn account OF injuries alleged to have
been received on a defective sidewalk.
The plaintiff asks damages to the amount
OF 5000 This is the second time the
ease }t&ls come up at GAINESVILLE and 1t
&iSs already cost the city about 81 900.
Ta4z case of Otto Nietge vs.. the Chi
caaa, -, Paul, Minneapolis d Omaha
Railway Company came up in the cir
tcult Coart at Eau Claire. The plaintiff
seeks SO secure possession of the site of
Heer Park, st. CroiX County The
testimony taken bears upon the ques-
@i0n whether or not the plaintiff was
Negligent ii asserting his claims to the
ncoperfy, The court has decided in
Nietse s favor on all the points involved
El1 ta2o case, excepting the above ques-
zion.
3Tg,xor CASE, of Racine has vetoed
&Ae resolution Of the City Council in the
adoption Of the plans and specifications
OF Nan x hirsch, of Milwaukee, for the
proposed new high school. Although
mine Of the aldermen voted for the plan
t Is said that some of them will vote to
sustain the mayors veto and that event
.sE@GGv She plans OF j. G.. Chandler, of
Racine, will be adopted.
TINS twentv-fourth annual meeting of
the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences,
Arts and Letters, will be held at Madi-
@son CA December - and %. The bust
fess ~ be transacted at this meeting in
GUIDES tl,e election of all officers OF the
Academy to serve for a term of three
wears, and The consideration of a revised
draft Of the constitution.
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Nhic&ao 4 North Western road, fell I'M
deg his train at Darlington, H., and
Was instantly killed. His home is at
Granville, Milwaukee County.
,losy REIDY, a Madison hunter, shot
Same duck instead of Il wild one at
Blooming Grove, and he was obliged to
T,aE a fine Of Sl4. the owner of the duck
having entered q complaint.
Mrs GRACE MORGAN, 4 teacher in one
OF the public schools at Oshkosh, fell
afS & chair and received severe internal
Injuries. Her condition is quite serious.
NEARLY $4,000 has been expended
ey the city of Madison the past year in
nlalcatsanizing the principal streets at
thai place.
Tar Rev. c. S. Nickerson, of the First
Presbyterian Church at Racine, broke
his leg by a fall on a slippery walk.
A3s- LUCY OLE, a resident of Racine
tor the past forty years, died suddenly
of heart disease, aged 80 years.
"AlNT ELIZA" colored inmate of
tire Waukesha County poor-house, is
SAID to be 1906 years old.
XHG committee of the Rock County
Tobacco Growers Association found A.
s. Fishers indebtedness to be $500 in
stead Of $1,000. Mr.. Fisher was made
come Of the new board of directors.
T. r. BRADLEY, formerly of Florence,
l2ss been appointed deputy collector of
customs at Gladstone, Mich, where he
rs Engaged in the hardware business.
TEE upsetting of lighted lamp caused
afre burning Of James Harker's resi-
Gscr'c In Cuba City, Grant County.
{.osssv $500.
A. 4. LINDERMANN, aged So years,
died al Oshkosh. The rema rs were
taken to Manitowoc for interment.
kxg~T GnBERTsoN, of Burke, Dane
County, had his leg broken in two
places by log falling upon him.
JAMES CARLISLE, Mazomanie farmer,
sScII of q culvert and sustained internal
injuries Of q serious nature.
HE attorneys for Frank Blunt, bet
Ger known as Annie Morris, the Milwau
ssee male lmpersOnator, announce that IT
fthely client is not granted new trial
and acquitted in the circuit court at
Fond GU Lac, that they will appeal the
case and have the supreme court decide
whether the circumstantlal evidence
against her is strong enough for convic-
l*Sos1-
THE case of the state against Bender
>tnf} C'Neil, charged with an assault on
James NcNeese, was called In the munlc-
lpai court at GAINESVILLE, and ONeil was
discharged, the district attorney not APP
peaEig@ against him. The hearing of
the Bender case was continued until
Decem Der Is.
a SPECIAL venire of thirtyfve jury
men has been ordered at Stevens Point
to secure s jury in the case of John
TomsSl, charged with the murder of