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

GRESHAM denies that he will be a
presidential candidate. Cleveland will
probably elevate him to the supreme
bench.
INvEsTIC ALTON shows that Shoemaker,
who killed the Lukens brothers at Me-
tropolis, H., did not commit suicide as
reported.
AT Friend. Neb., Michael kesier,
fired his sons house in the hope OF
cremating his wife, who refused to sign
mortgages.
Coy. MARKHAM has appointed eX-Gov.
George c. Perkins United States sena
tor to succeed the late Leland Stanford,
OF California.
ANDREW SPEAR, a negro living in Lima,
O., shot his wife dead for talking. He
then decamped with her body and has
| not been found.
THE heretofore thriving city Of Pitts
burg, kas., contains 5000 idle miners
and has been ruined by the strike urged
on for political ends.
JOHN kRIDER, a wealthy farmer, was
| thrown from his wagon at Elkhart,
Ind, and died later in the day of the
injuries he received.
| THE Mckutchan carriage works, at
Princeton, ILL.,, were burned to the
ground, involving loss of $50, 900 and
| throwing out Of employment over fifty
men.
DANIEL YoAHNKLE, well-known Ger
man of Chanderville, ILL.,, drowned
himself in the Sangamon River at Nir-
ginia No reason for his suicide is
| known. s# #E# @
LIEUT.. CLARK, T.. S. A.. aged 30, son
of Dr. Clark, of Baltimore, Md, was
drowned at Fort Custer, Mont. He was
married about year ago, to Miss Elsie
/ Clemens, of ST. Louis.
OFFICERS of the Kansas Farmers Ali
ance have conceived the plan of loaning
wheat to destitute farmers until next
! year.
A LETTER from the captain of the
about the Mohran having been fired
upon.
LEE JONES, of Indianapolis, convicted
1872, has been pardoned by GOV. Mat
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HARPER & BROTHERS have been warned
! by secret service men not to portray
government money on books published
! by them. ID
CHARLES GREEToN, a E-year-old bicycle
rider, was killed by falling overan em-
bankment with his wheel near Leb-
anon, O.
THE engagement of DR.. Albert Shaw,
editor of the Review of Reviews, and
Miss Bessie Bacon, of Reading, Pa, is
announced.
TIE jury at Fresno, Cal, in the case
Of Richard Heath, charged with the
murder of l.. B. McWhirter, was I'M
able to agree.
BANKER LITTLE, who killed Attorney
Johnston at Kansas City, kas., has been
held for murder in the first degree by a
coroner's jury.
OWING to the economical policy of the
Nebraska legislature there are no appro-
priations to meet current expenses OF
state institutions.
Pension officials, in purging the rolls,
have cut Oft Supreme Judge Charles
Dean Long, of Michigan, who lost an
arm in the service.
TIE steamer Paris made the west
ward run from Southampton to Fire
Island in days, 8 hours and 80 minutes,
breaking the record.
THE St. Louis Wood and Pump Com
pany has failed.
ALL the banks at Gutherie, Ok, are
experiencing runs.
THE Yorktown has sailed from New
York for the Pacific station.
In fall from a scaffOld at Elgin, ILL.,,
/ Edward Dewey was fatally injured.
A RECEIVER has been appointed for
Truth, the New York publication
THE Burlington Railroad decides on a
general reduction in its working force.
WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, because of domes-
tic trouble, took poison at Decatur, Ill.
f. II. TAYLOR, the Frankfort, KY,
distiller. made an assignment. No
figures,
WELLS, FARGO & Co. will establish a
bank in New York with capital of
| $500, 600.
THE silver convention at Topeka, Kas.,
is all but a failure. There is a scarcity
of big men.
THE First National Bank at Harrison
vile, Mo-, failed with $4,000 assets and
$40, 900 liabilities.
Miss WINNIE DAVIS is slightly i'll at
Narragausett Pier but no apprehension
is felt by her friends.
The Hotel Norcelli, at Boston, has
gone into the hands OF an assignee.
The debts are $4,000.
Mrs. W. c. HOLMES was buried at
Mattoon, III. She was a cousin Of John
Bright, English commoner.
! ABouT 1 ZOO boilermakers and helpers
are on strike at st. Louis for nine
hours day at ten hours pay.
A LARGE consignment of tobacco was
seized at Philadelphia. Importers had
placed an differentiation upon it.
THE First National Bank at Cannon
City, Col, and the First National at
Grand Junction, Col, have failed.
CoNvICTs in the Ohio penitentiary at
Columbus were detected in the act of
digging tunnel through the walls.
+ JACOB kABERIcK and wife had des-
perate fight with a robbel at Hillsboro,
| H., who failed to secure their money.
ANDY MANDEBAcH, aged II, was fatal
! ~ shot by boy named Littell, aged i |,
! while frog hunting at Washington, Ind.
BILL Mccoy and Joe Haygood, Star
gang outlaws, are under arrest at Den
nison, Tex Others viii soon be caught.
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