Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-28

"'Ie arrested III Chicago on cn.
noe hnng money under false pr anse W
LAS LAS Deen discharged from cns,o uses,
'n G charge could not be sustained DIS
Mss LAURA A. BRIGGS was mo,r;,
TO dudley II. Price at the home ' nf tta
eeiluels parents III Appleton. Ma ,,ie
irlends OF the young couple from ely gu;
IDouiolhg towns attended the ceremon,,
Appleton. o'y circles at
-. s>,sI ScEMIn, .TR.. % Madison nro,-,
nus leg while wrestling with = J coms
WISCONSIN, is said to have tho t;noa+
Fair. Po' "' Tie worlds
poLLEf BROS, of La Crosse, have son+
iiorty men into the woods to cnt nd
va OanK ABOUT 5000 900 feet of loos ~, 80
Chlppewa River for the SAWYER & Az nc
TN Lumber Company. They also a~
pect to cut and bank about tha sonao
amount al on the st. Croix River for 's the
North Wisconsin Lumber Comnanv Of
Hayward. VI
q. II. MANNER, assistant cashier of the
4e1unct Seymour Bank at Chippewa
Talls' mas been arrested on complaint Of
Jonn -, a. McDonelon, who charges him
WIZ IN lllegal banking. His bail was fixed
AO,OOo1
AT a special election at Black River
Fails to determine the amount to ba
charged saloons for license for the newt
three years, the 5000 license received
tour majority. The amounts voted
upon were $500, $3.50 and $500.
EDWARD X. ToEPELMAN, OF Madison
mas brought action for divorce against
his Wife, Solomea Tohpelman. and she
responds with an answer which sets M
cross-clalm for divorce and aimony.
IHE barn and outbuildings of S. w.
Brown In the town of Madison, Dane
county, were destroyed by fire. The
loss will reach 81 ,0OO
BURGLARS entered the store of Joseph
Podolsky at Fond du Lac and carried
OF about 500 worth of clothing and a
silver watch
THE Fond du Lac Implement Com
panys plant at Fond du Lac was dam
aged by fire to the extent of $500.
EDWARD, the 11-year-old son of Will
lam Bectel, of Ashland, was drowned in
Cranberry River, near that city.
"A MAN giving his name as John Kulp
was arrested at Eau Claire on a charge
OF horse stealing
IHE residents of Barron voted for the
$500 saloon license for that city for the
next three years.
The storm which swept over northt
western Wisconsin almost reached the
tcroclty of a cyclone. AT Augusta trees
were uprooted and many buildings were
unroofed. Great damage was done to
crops in the country. AT Eau Claire the
root OF Williams store wa carried away
and many barns were wrecked Trees
were blown down in great numbers. 1t
is believed that much damage to farmers
resulted from the terrific wind. Durand
was light in the line of the storm, and
numerous buildings were badly dam
aged. Rain fell in a copious manner at
that place.
IT IS said the estate of George w.
Burlington, of Eau Claire, who died at
Deland, Fla, may be as much as $780,,
900. The funeral is to be at Eau Claire
under Masonic auspices. The body is
on the way from Deland, accompanied
by the son of the deceased, Byron A.
Burlington.
Four carrier pigeons owned in Green
Bay were released at Appleton few
days ago. They did not reach their des-
tination, however, evidently being lost
or sulfocated in the dense cloud Of
smoke that prevailed throughout tina
section at the time.
Il. A. ERICKSON, well known bust
ty, was found dead near that place with
a bottle of rough on rats by his side.
No cause can be assigned for the act.
JAMES RICE had his hand badly
crushed while making a coupling in the
st. Paul yards at La Crosse. Amputatlon
of part of the hand was necessary.
JERRY NILES, of Stevens Point, was
badly injured by falling off train at
Neenah.
THE sail yacht Queen, the property of
J. CT. Birely, Of Oshkosh, was destroyed
by fire on Lake Butte DIES Mortes. Loss,
81 800; insurance, $500.
NouRsE Bros, of Bayfield,, have made
an assignment to F. w. Denison, OF that
place. The assets are $1,000; liabilities
about the same.
Two sons of Michael Worm, OF the
town of Burke, Dane County, were SEN
fenced to the Industrial School at Wau-
kesha.
FIRE damaged Miller's Hall at Fond
du Lac to the extent of $500.