Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-30
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

DREXELL N TO-, the W61l~k1OWn DanE.
ers. have resumed their former intimate
relations with the management of the
Reading Railroad Company, which were
disrupted some months ago.
THE secretary of state has revoked
the appointment of Dean T. Curry, OF
Albion, n. Y, as commercial agent al
Yarmouth, n. S. The reasons tor this
action are said to be political.
THE State Department has received
official information that Queen Victoria
has raised the rank of Pauncetote from
that OF envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary to that of mbassa-
dor.
JEREMIAH CoURvAL, a timers helper,
aged % years, fell ninety feet from the
top of the new Huffman building at
Terre Haute, Ind, breaking his neck
and dying in few minutes. His home
was at Streator, Ill.
ENocH MOVE, of Rochester, Ind. who
was convicted OF attempted bribery at
the November election, has been SEN
fenced to ten days in jail, fined $50 and
DISTINGUISHED for ten years, the lowest
penalty under the law.
A RUMoR apparently we'll founded was
current in the Treasury Department
that the President had decided to
appoint E.. .. Graves, now of Seattle,
WASH, and formerly of New York,
United States treasurer
SUIT has been brought at Seattle,
Wash, for the appointment of re.
ceiver for the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern Railroad and for an accounting
from the Northern Pacific, alleging
fraud in the management by the latter
road.
THE O'Neill block at Bingham pton,
n. Y, burned. Eta Fancher was fatally
burned. The property loss is $4,000.
Mrs. McKENNA, widow of the late
Senator McKenna, will probably be ap-
pointed postmistress at Charleston, w.
Va.
H. K. THEoBoLD, a st. Louis clerk,
killed himself by shooting as he was
about to be arrested for embezZling
$1,000.
IT has been decided that Edward
Mannerlng, of Roxbury, Conn.,, was
poisoned by his wife. She is under
arrest.
FRED PETERS, while saving wood with
circular saw at Hobart, Ind, was in
stantly killed by the saw bursting into
fragments.
JOHN GRoBLE, gas we'll driller, was
killed by being blown from derrick at
Curtisville, Ind. He was single and 80
years old.
w. J. EvENsoN, a New York grocery
salesman, lost $1,000 belonging to his
employers in betting on horse races.
He has fled.
BLANCHE BUEGER, aged years, found
bottle Of whisky at Maysvllle. KY,
and died from the effects Of drinking
the liquor.
JOHN A. MARKHAM, serving a four
year sentence in Massachusetts state
prison for assault on his wife, committed
suicide by hanging himself to the bars
of his cell.
A BLOODY duel was fought with swords
near the City Of Mexico by Enrique
Calderon and Enrique f. Martinez, both
journalists. Calderon was severely and
Martinez slightly wounded.
IT is said that the appointment of
pension commissioner was offered to
congressman Wheeler, of Michigan,
but that he refused it on the ground of
ill-health.
The Dix Neuveime Steele, Paris
newspaper, prints rumor that NJ.
Eiffel has fed. A re porter sent to his
residence was told that NJ. Eifel would
see no one.
THE National Association of Demo-
cratic Clubs has issued a notice recon-
mending a simultaneous celebration on
the 18th day of April next Of the
birthday of Thomas Jefferson.
IT is stated in Rome that the autopsy
in the case OF DR.. Ceccarelli, the Pope's
physician, shows that he died natural
death. The suspicion which led to the
autopsy WAS that DR.. Ceccarelli was
poisoned.
Mr.. AND Mrs. BRADLEY MAFTIN and
family and Earl Craven havs sailed
from Liverpool for America. The we'd
ding Of the Earl and Miss Bradlev-M Mar
tin will take place in New York in April
IS. The family will soon after return
to England.
THE Cumberland, Md, tin mil, about
which go much has been written, has
gone into the hands of receiver. The
company was Incorporated in NsW Jer~
sey in March, 1892, with capitd stock
of $500. 000-$150. 900 common AMI $780,
600 preferred. 1t erected a plat near
Cumberland, Nd, costing $50,O0l
TIE ten days statement issuedby the
Treasury Department gives the lold in
the treasury as SlO6, SIS, 900, a din of
81 100000 within the last ten days
ANNA BELL, the daughter of s. Fl.
Bell, Il farmer living near Fai1lanl, H.,
while playing around an old we'll which
was uncovered, fell in and was drowned.
CORNELIUS STEVENS, who shot and
killed young James Sheridan atlCass
City, Mich, has been captured ID the
home of his sister, four miles from Vas
sar, Mich.
ENGINEER w. G. a. JoHNsoNl was
blown to fragments and two brakdnen
fatally injured by the explosion 4 an
oil tank on the Wabash Railroal at
Worth, Ill.
KING GEORGE, of Greece, has lust
named Scion j. Vlasto, OF New 3rk, |
knight OF the Order of the Savior. Mr.. |
Nlasto is president of the Greek Sodety |