Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-26
NEWS PARAGRAPHS


THE Love wagon factory at Durand,
Miss, burned. Loss, S45 200.
MAYOR w. H EUsTIs, of Minneapolis,
was seriously hurt in a runaway.
JOHN MCDERMID was burned to death
in his dwelling at Kingston, Ont.
THAxToN's warehouse and 500 bales of
cotton burned at Austin, Tex. Loss, $50, :
600.
of the new tariff bill, which is rapidly
taking shape.
Mrs. ELLIS SLIFFER, of Shelbyville,
H., horsewhipped her husbands para
mour, Mrs. Patterson.
DIR. JOHN C.. PETERS, an authority on
cholera and germ diseases, died at East
Williston, L. L., aged "A.
SOUTHERN and Eastern railroad and
steamship companies talk of forming an
independent association.
ENGLISH miners are suffering for nee
essarles, owing to the strike. Coal is to
be imported from America.
SURVIVORS, of the wrecked schooner
Charles E. Young reached Baltimore
and told a tale Of suffering.
THEnotorious Dalton gang attended a
church oyster supper at Gushing, Ok.
Iuty lclU tuClI ttIulS OtilSluC.
ITALY is said to be seeking a pretext
for quarreling with France with view
to general Europen war.
A LARGE number of cannon are said
to have been purchased in New York
Tor South American country.
THE New York PRESBYTERIAN Synod
refused to reopen the Briggs case, and
also snubbed Union Seminary.
JOE JONES, a miner of Brazil, Ind,
was fatally injured by premature ex-
plosion while preparing shot.
A MOVEMENT is in progress looking to
the uniting of all labor orders and
unions under a central authority.
FIVE more victims of the Battle Creek
disaster have been identified. Gov.
Rich will be present at the inquest.
BISMARCK is suspected of sowing the
seeds of difference among German Off
Gals anent the raising of revenues.
CONSOLIDATION of the Baltimore and
Ohio, Southwestern and Ohio and Mis-
sissippi railroad system is now q fact.
CHARLES BALLoU, aged 2 years, of Ce
dar Rapids, Ia, pulled a lighted lamp
from a table and was burned to death.
HAVING refused to evacuate their in
trenchments, the Moors at Melilla were
attacked by the Spaniards and defeated.
In event of Attorney General Olney's
resignation, it is said that Gov. Russell,
of Massachusetts, will be his successor.
ALBERT H. Robinson, son of Postmas-
ter Robinson, Of Trenton, Mo-, has
been arrested for rifling registered let
ters and has confessed.
WILLIAM TAFFINGER, foreman of the
grand jury of Jeffersonville, Ind, was
robbed of $500 in cash, together with
other valuables, on a train.
ANDREW BENNER, of Ridgway, Ont,
was arrested in Buffalo, n. Y, charged
with stealing 1000, the property of
Mrs. May Stetfens, of ST. Paul, Mimi.
THE 1876 puddlers of the Wayne iron
works, Pittsburg, Pa, struck rather
than sign an agreement that they would
not recognize or join a labor organiza-
ton.
H. F. BACHELOR, president of the
Mills City, Mont, is under arrest on q
charge OF doing an illegal banking bust
ness.
w. L. STURGEss fired four shots in st.
Louis at S. J. Raleigh, general manager
of an insurance company, but missed.
Sturgess had been discharged by
Raleigh.
EDWARD EGGMAN, so years old, and
Miss Fannie l.. Janyes, Is years old,
were married at Jeftersonville, Ind.
Eggman is Well-to-do resident of An
derson, Ind.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, a negro, has con-
fessed to having stolen a mail sack con-
tanning $4,000 worth of drafts and
checks at Doylestown, Pa. The sack
was taken from baggage car.
JAMES 7. DARGAN, vice-president Of
the Security Mortgage and Trust Com
pany, of Dallas, Tex, was robbed of a
satchel containing 900 in notes and
bonds on Texas & Pacific train be-
tween Dallas and Longview Junction.
NEAR Kokomo, Ind, Mrs. Augusta
Schmidt, young woman of consider
able property, deliberately shot and
killed J. Oscar Walton, who has been
living with her, and with whom she has
been having for some time, disputes over
property.
IT is said there are about 10000, 900
feet of logs in the river between Wausau
and Tomahawk, which unless another
rise in the river is had before cold
weather sets in will not reach their
for the season.
HENRY CCHOENFlElD, HAY VI VI JdCh-
sonville, ILL.,, has failed for $4,000.
ILLINOIS knights of Pythias voted to
admit saloon-keepers to membership.
DIR. SAMUEL SWAN, a prominent New
York physician, is dead at the age Of IS
years.
Col. A. X. MCCLURE, the veteran
newspaper man of Philadelphia, is IA
tally ILL.,.
RICHARD TUMocK, wholesale dealer in
musical instruments at Elkhart, Ind,
has assigned.
GREAT distress is reported among the
miners in the Houtzdale district in
Pennsylvania.
THREE men robbed the safe in drug
store at Battle Creek, Mich, Of $500 in
broad daylight.
REPORTS that Herbert Spencer was
dangerously sick at Brighton, England,
proved to be false.
GEN. DENIS F. BURKE died at New
York. He commanded al Irish regi-
ment in the rebellion.