Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-20
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

hands and lsabout to be torn down.
TIE First National Bank of st. Paul,
Mimi, has asked for a receiver for
/ Bruno Beaupre, Frank Keogh, James
NJ. Davis and Thomas B. Arnold, mem
hers Of the Beaupre Mercantile Com
pany which recently failed for $780, 900.
BART BRENNoN, a discharged clerk, has
been arrested at st. Louis on complaint
of the Enterprise Shoe Company. He
sent letters threatening to damage the
| financial standing of the firm. The
company assigned under these threats.
SEVERAL years AGO John Sigler, of
Oceola, was found dead in the upper
portion of an old house with his throat
cut and a knife lying by his side. Now
a brother of the dead man confesses to
having killed him, making the confes-
sion on his deathbed.
THE trouble which has been brewing
between the Hungarians and Italians at
Mllnesville and vicinity for some time
has terminated in bloody battle. AS
a result two men are dead two missing,
supposed to be lying at the bottom of
mine hole, and three others are serious
ly injured.
MINISTER EGAN is accused of harbor-
ing criminals in the United States Legal
ton in Chill. He has received orders
to surrender to the CHILEAN government
Col. Fuentos and Blanko Holley, es-
capped prisoners and leaders in recent
ly discovered conspiracy to blow up
public buildings in Santiago.
SALARIES of the baggagemasters, bag
gage agents, baggage porters and ferry
engineers Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, working in New York and
Jersey City, have been raised without
their asking it. The engineers got the
good tidings a month ago when they re-
ceived 500 each in their pay envelopes
instead of the expected 800.
A DECISION in the United States circuit
court at New York in the suit of A. G.
G. Black, of Edinburgh, publisher of the
Encyclopedia Britannica, against Funk
& Wagnalls and the Henry G. Allen
Company for the piracy of the publica-
ton, is in favor of the plaintiffs, and
permanently enjoins the defendants
from manufacturing or selling the re-
prints.
THE bail of Cashier Flood, of the
Donohue Kelly Banking Company, has
been raised at San Francisco from $50 900
to $40, 900. He is charged with misap-
propriating $164 900 of the banks funds.
York, has declined to allow himself to
Massachusetts, bishopric. This leaves
the field entirely open for new nomina-
tons.
THE arrangements for the convention
of the international League of Press
Clubs at st. Paul, Mimi, May Is, 10 and
20, are practically complete The indi
cations are that the ST. Paul meeting
will be the most successful that the
league has held.
The under ground workings of the
Deadwood, S. d., Terra mine, one o
the great Homestake group, is on fire
and burning tercely. The fire started
in the 2OO-foot level and it is feared is
eating it's way to the workings of the
other mines, which are all connected.
THE Iowa Presbytery has resolved
that overtures sent down by the last
General Assembly in regard to a re-
vision of the confession of faith be
answered in the negative, and that the
General Assembly by overturned to APP
point committee with the view of pre-
pairing a short, concise scriptural creed.
DR.. FRANCIS l.. FLANDERS, practicing
physician at Kansas City, whose wealth
is estimated at 100000 was convicted
of fraudulently securing the signatures
of Ludwig and Henrietti Goetz, hus-
band and wife, to warranty deed to
certain valuable property, and sem
fenced to three years in the peniten-
tiary.
THE Detroit Electrical Company Els
said to be embarrassed.
The Wetmore lumber mill at Warren,
Pa, burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Whisky Trust reelected J. B..
Greenhut president of the association.
Mrs. WILLIAM ARNOLD and her two
children persisted in their burning home
at BROOKLYN.
Four men, strangers, were drowned
while attempting to cross the klamath
River at Gold Bluff, Cal.
JAMES II. HEvERIN, a well-knoWn
criminal lawyer of Philadelphia, died
of heart failure, aged IS.
THE Rev. Morgan Dix, of New York,
declines to become Episcopal bishop of
the Massachusetts Diocese.
WILLIAM SNEAD was called to his door
near st. Joseph, Mo-, and was shot to
death by an unknown assassin.
FRANK HICKEY has been held to the
grand jury at Morilton, Ark, for the
murder of John NJ. Clayton.
A GANG of highwaymen attacked Ia
favette Billig near Pottsville. He shot
one of the men dead and escaped.
PIrTsBuRG is to have a new morning
Democratic penny paper. j. M. Cuff
fey, the millionaire politician, is back OF
it.
CALVIN DAUGHTERS, a Baptist preach
er of Milton, Ia, was found dead in his
garden Heart disease is the supposed
cause.
SECRETARY Morton has rendered the
position of foreign agent of the Agricul-
tural Department to John Mates, Jr.,
of Nebraska.
In a saloon row at Wallaceton, Ky,
Isaac Painter shot and killed Wright
Arnold.
MAURICE POWERS, a farmer, living near
Galesburg, ILL.,, was thrown from a
wagon and killed.
ToozE ROGERS a Minneapolis saloon
keeper shot his wife fatally, mistaking
her fora burglar.
THOMAS STENGLE, of Salem, Ore, fell
off Burlington fast train at kirkwood,
H., and was killed.
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