Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-20
WISCONSIN NEWS.


*s While driving some cattle he was
a. zed by a bull and knocked sense
s The enraged animal butted him,
'## the fact that the bull had been de-
he'd saved his life. He was rescued
Ez5b his perilous position by Mr..
|7a ndenstein and a couple of dogs. It
a fhoucht his injuries will not prove
n 1TTEIAs ROTH. a resident of Port
"A Dodge County, committed suicide
Enhancing in very deliberate manner
# used his suspenders for rope and
|aUIv strangled to death, being obliged
VI r9ise bis feet off the floor Of the
harry. He was 90 years of age.
- fo,bU between the saloon keepers
#Bavfeid and the Town Board has re-
ted in a victory for the latter, the sa-
e In men paying S40O for licenses, the
s ount 5rI ginally demanded.
Ey-CmEF OF Police JOHN l.. LEWIS,
3 Madison, is dangerously i'll at his
s4,ne IN that city with cancer of the
Dmach and his death is expected at
- moment.
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
nce Company awards gold medal to
R agent who has done the largest
nount Of new business during the
a.. This year the recipient of the
he will be George Pick, Of Milwau
he, the company's general special
Mnt. who wrote over 81 100000 new
IIsiness during the past twelve months,
ia largest amount ever written in one
Aar by one agent.
A. the first meeting Of the Chequame-
IN Cycling Club at Ashland four events
perp tried The first, one-quarter mile,
Is won by NJ. II. Potter in 40 seconds.
IL second, half mile, was won by Pot
u in the phenomenal time Of 81 sec
Ids. The third, half mile, club cham
Ipnship, was won by w. w. Baldwin in
y. The time Of the first half-mile
Zee is almost too fast to be credited,
Though three watches showed the
ame time.
&LIGurEISG killed eleven fine Shrop-
hire sheep on the farm Of l.. F. Gill.
bar Svene, Dane County. Seth Bart
lit, of the same section, lost five hogs
j the same way.
Hi. y. MCCooL has contracted to pull
i sunken logs out of the Iomahawk
liver. lie expects to recover about
DO,OOO feet.
ONE man was fatally and two others
eriouSlv injured by an explosion of gas
Il the cellar OF a summer resort restau-
s9nt known as Pleasant Valley, couple
II miles above Milwaukee on the river.
low the Gas accumulated Is not known.
Ir will be we'll for burglars to give the
esidence Of Mrs Rouse, Of Eau Claire,
wide berth. A few nights ago a bur-
,lar made an attempt to enter Mrs.
Houses house while her husband was
bsent She was awakened by the
loise and hastily dressing herself she
Nent down stairs and secured a large
'eEolver. Going quietly to where the
Fpuld-be r0bber was trying to effect an
.atrance she fired two shots in rapid
recession The burglar beat a hasty
etreat. 1t is not known whether he
fbs injured or not.
THE coronar's jury in the case of A.
6lkeson, Of Minneapolis, who died at
u Crosse a few days ago under very
nspicious circumstances, could not de-
armine now the blow on the head was
Mem which caused death. The hotel
krk testified that C;ilkeson told him
ID had been hit by 4 lump of coal. It
found that the skull on shat side
II : no thicker than cardboard.
&JoHN DELANEY, a resident OF Wanna
T., Dane County, has been adjudged
sane and will be committed to the
8endota asylum. He is SO years of age.
Miss KITE BROWN was married to
#ilIiam t;arnich at the home of her pa
ents in Ashland.
HDR. i. J. WARD, of Madison, who re-
Host +hn Inrn IF
H. his health, died at Hornellsville, n.
b. resided in Madison since 1880, with
BON OF the Second and Fortv-third
Prved in similar capacity in the Next
Madison for interment.
JAMES NEvINs, superintendent Of the
Iate fish hatchery, has forwarded an
Edition to the state exhibit at the
GorId's Fair. The lot included, be-
dies trout and other fish from the
Etchery, some handsome pike and tif-
len immense pickerel, three of which
|eighed over twenty-five pounds each,
Ith an average of over twenty pounds
Och for the whole number.
lie Ashland military company, new
organized, will go into camp as Co. j..
econd Regiment, w. n. q. They are
Nty strong. They have new rifles,
~ equipments, and expect to make a
pc appearance.
&loUIs SHOEMAKER, former La Crosse
esldent, las been arrested at Winona,
Finn, on a charge of passing forged
hecks.
|WHL>M OLSON, an Appleton young
pan, had part of his hand taken Oft
coming in contact with a circular
The election contest between Silas F.
pee and Jacob Hahn at La Crosse was
tclded in favor of the latter.
JOHN DOYLE and John Hayes, two La
Posse young men, were arrested at that
lace on charge of robbery.
Miss LIZZIE ANDERSON, Madison
pung woman, died of diphtheria at her
ome IN that city.
+. /. Tracey, L 17-year-old boy from
!. Louis, who was arrested in Madison
b request of his father, was taken
ome by 4 detective. The young man
arted out to see the world and paid
Is expenses by bank drafts on the old
KS at acme.
The opera house and Northwestern