Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Hill, H., with 500, 900 loss.
EDWARD HAGERMAN, 7-year-old boy,
hanged himselfat st. Louis.
AN epidemic of cholera is reported in
the vicinity of Brest, France.
LEE SMITH, aged 10, was killed by the
accidental discharge of a rifle at Oak
land, ILL.,
THE Burlington Railway Company has
laid off 100 shop employees at Gales
burg, Ill.
THE furniture store of Hoger Bros,
at Marquette, Mich, was destroyed by
fire. Loss, $4,000
WILLIAM JACKSON. a negro miner, was
lynched at Nevada, Mo-, for criminally
assaulting girl II years old.
THE body of farm hand who had
been shot to death was found in an
empty car near Fargo, n. d.
THE stables Of the Benton Club, at ST.
Joseph, Mo-, burned and eleven yalu-
able horses persisted in the flames.
REVIEW of the race at the Cherokee
strip shows that many were killed. The
settlers are suffering for necessaries.
WILLIAM VANCIL, aged 20, of Liberty,
Ill, rendered respondent by poor
health, killed himself with shotgun.
THIRTEEN Cinnamon who were at
tempting to enter the United States IL
legally were arrested at Olympia, Wash.
NJ. B. SEAMAN, Buffalo commercial
traveller, was drugged, perhaps fatally
assaulted and robbed of 5000 by crooks
at Niagara Falls.
REV. G. T. CANNON, of Hedrich, Ia,
was fined ST. and costs for shooting in
side the city limits. The affair has
caused sensation.
WHILE going to a cemetery to plant
flowers on his wife's grave, John T.
Gwathney, of Memphis, Tenn, was
Knocked from trestle by a train and
killed.
REDMOND BURKE was murdered at
Breckenridge, Mo-, presumably by
whitecaps. He had been charged with
frequently beating his wife and had re-
ceived warning letters.
Two men sought the ghost of Robert
Rankin, near Burlington, Ia, claim
they saw the specter. One is sick from
fright.
FRANK DAVIS is under arrest at Gales
burg, H., under suspicion of being
concerned in the train robbery at kess
Ter, Ind.
FRANK CAwBY, real estate dealer Of
Bloomington, deserted his wife and five
children and eloped with Mrs. Saylor,
of Saybrook, Ill.
Roscoe v CALVIN was drowned in
Black Lake near Holland, Mich. He
was in boat with three companions
when it capsized.
FAILURE of Kansas farmers to secure
a renewal of mortgages is becoming a
serious problem. Eastern capital is
being withdrawn.
BENNETT MITCHELL has been selected
by the Iowa State Committee to sue
coed l.. S. Coffin as prohibition guber-
Material candidate.
CADET SEELEY, of West Point Acad-
envy, who got into trouble in Chicago
for disobedience, offered his resignation,
but was not allowed to resign.
JACOB GRossMEKLE sat in court at
Wabash, Ind, when the decree of di-
yorce was granted Mrs W. T. Johnson,
and in half hour the two were mar
ried
SAMUEL L. COPELAND has been arrest
ed at Sioux City, Ia, charged with be-
ing one Of the two men who robbed the
National Bank at Moorhead, Mimi,
June 81, of $4,000.
FRANK BRUCE, the burglar sent to the
penitentiary for nine years last week at
Terre Haute, Ind, cut through the iron
doors of his cell and was detected bare
ly in time to prevent his escape.
IKE BERRIER, well-known hunter
and guide, committed suicide near
Leadville, Col, by shooting. He it was
who was with Detective Martin Casey, of
Chicago, when the latter disappeared
on a Colorado hunting trip. Berrier
was arrested for Casey's murder, but
was released.
A EpEJftIIr traip oy Tho c,
St. Paul road, consisting of an engine
and seventeen cars, was ditched by an
open switch at Olive, Mimi. George
w. Remson, engineer; Charles He'd
dings, fireman, and Anthony Brewer,
brakeman, were instantly killed. All
lived in Minneapolis
MATTHEW T. TRUMPoUR was found
dead in his cell in Clinton prison, n. Y.
He was cashier of the Ulster County
Savings Bank in Kingston, N Y, and,
with the president, James Ostrander,
was convicted Of wrecking the institu-
ton. He was sentenced last February
to six and a half years. Trumpour was
90 years Of age.
GEORGE M. Roe, cashier of the Re-
form Club of New York, has disap-
peared with 81 800 belonging to the
club.
RIOTS continue in Spain over the fs-
cal reforms adopted by the government |
At Mont Blanche three rioters were
killed.
FIFTY convicts in the Brazos River,
Tex. convict camp were poisoned by |
some drug placed in the food. Several
will die.
THE remains of Gen. de Miribel,
late chief of staff of the French Army, |
were inferred at Grenoble with mill
tary pomp.
BoILER-MAKERs in the shops of the
Big -Four at Champaign, ILL.,, and In
dianapolis, struck because Of a reduc
ton in wages.
THE residence of William Cook, at |
Ballard, Ill. was entered by robbers, the i
family bound and gagged and the house !
robbed of S240
HOWARD L. BAN, ex-cashj-
Home State Bank, of New
has been arrested for embgxs 49,.
600 from the bank. Esssss,sS.==.
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