Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-05-11
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

,yaG teltHtllS hti, Nhtl Ifcltk drew
,rcyolver and fired.
HERE Won BRANDT, formerly German
minister to China will retire to private
.ifr in consequence of imperial dis
E,yor. which be incurred through his
marriage to Miss May Heard, daughter
f. augustus Heard, Of Washington.
l. y. BLIrCH, a prominent turpentine
.ncrator OF Coffee County. Ga, was
,anrGercd near Willacoochee early YES
.'rIav morning by a negro emplove
Tnn negro demanded pay for work in
a'},ancc and shot his employer because
was refused.
SIX JAMES ANDERSON died in London,
N, was chief electrician on the Great
E,.tcrn when the first Atlantic cable
ri- aid, and it was he who transmitted
'Lr message from the President of the
Tnitcd States to the Queen which in
.noIratcd the cable service
WIuLE returning to his home near
1Igrshall's Ferry, H., in skif Peter
Jackson was caught in the current of
fhe Wabash River, which is now miles
vide. and the skiH, becoming unman-
aoe3hlc, was overturned and Jackson,
bisWifc and two children were drowned.
W. TIuRSTON q merchant at IIaZ-
elton, Pa, posted notice on the door
II his store offering -, 900 for his appre-
hrns0n, and disappeared. He was sub
.rurcntly tracked to an abandoned
mine, in the mazes of which he is sup
posrd to have purposely lost himself
and died.
DANIEL DAILY, Il pipe filter at San
Francisco, killed John j. Laughton and
probably mortally wounded John Car
roll, brother and friend respectively of
Michael Laughton whose home he had
Jishonorcd Laughton and Carroll had
been employed by Michael Laughton to
watch the latter's wife and DAILY.
AUSTIN g. FLETCHER, the New York
LAWYER, who holds claims against Eras-
nus Wiman aggregating $4,000, thinks
That Mr.. Wiman's total liabilities will
not exceed 100000, and his creditors
will allow him plenty of time to
.tr,ighten out his affairs.
TIE authorities at the Washington
Gun foundry enjoyed the pleasure of q
Visit from distinguished expert, Vice
ADMIRAL Sir John O. Hopkins, X. c. b.,
commander-in-ch of the British
.ouadrOn which cruises up and down
the eastern coast of the United States.
TRAIN wreckers derailed the Buring-
tons fast train from Chicago to Kansas
NV, lllt I'll, dl tclCutStci, LII. rive
coaches and the engine were derailed
and badly damaged and the track was
torn up. some Of the rails being bent
into the shape of horseshocS. No lives
were lost.
FIVE trunks were seized at Williams
burg, N. Y, containing jewelry worth
>50,OOO. A young woman and two
men, French, were arrested. There is
no doubt the goods were stolen, but the
authorities have been unable to learn
where the robbery occurred. The goods
arrived from Europe.
lr has lust been discovered that the
compiled South Dakota laws of 1887
have never been enacted. This inyali-
dates many amendments to this code
passed by the last legislature. Among
the amendments made void is the di-
yorce law, which changes the period of
residence from ninety days to SIX
months A test case will be made at
once.
4 BATTLE occurred between Mexican
troops and Gaqui Indians near the Chi
huahuH state line, and Il number were
killed or wounded on both sides
Tuu British steamer khiva, with 900
passengers on board, burned on the
Arabian coast. The burned vessel was
hrathed and no lives were lost.
GEORGE BEiRENs, Of Henry County,
o., killed Amanda Miller and commit
ted suicide. She had been his mistress
and had secured possession of all his
money.
Lewis WUESrER was driven from his
home by his wife at Lafayette, Ind. He
left note on the banks of the Wabash
saving that he was going to leave the
world
Ar the Cole City, Ga, convict camp
ten convicts attempted to escape by fir
NY on the guards with guns improvised
HUm gas-piping. Four convicts and one
yuard were injured.
i CYCLONE struck Oxford, n. c., and
demolished fifteen buildings, all of
wood. Some of them were large to-
hacro warehouses four and five stories
high Only one man was killed.
louN SPENCER, of the shoe firm of
Spencer Bros. ut Hastings, Mich,
prominent in business and social circles,
committed suicide by shooting himself
broodng over family inielicity caused 1t.
Tue grand Jury of Warren County, n.
j.. has indicted Baron Dorstner de
Daubenoy, once staff officer of the
hing of Holland, for conspiracy to de-
fraud the New Jersey Iron Ore Com
p0ny.
Noah Cox aud Oliver Taylor. life con-
vets confined in the Indiana state
prison south, who escaped from that m
Stltuuon April ) by cutting out OF their
cells, were captured at Columbus ana
returned to the penitentlarv.
TuE Michigan State Homeopathic
Medical! Society has adopted a resolll-
ton demanding the removal of Or. H.
l.. Obctz, dean of the homeopathic de,
nartmcnt at Ann Arbor, who favored
the union of the two schools OF medi-
cine.
\ rI>roN-uEAD in the blacksmith shop
81 the Cincinnati Southern Railroad at
chattanooga, Tenn, exploded, and the
shop ives totally wrecked. John tlulg-
ley, white, and William Teak, colored,
We're instantly killed. Three other
men were hurt
CATHERINE PAGE PERKINS bequeathes
HI90Qn0 to Harvard College for a dormi-