Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-30
pADGER NOTES.

1y .nY in terrible manner, and the al
% aEna physician fears his injuries NAV
D a1t fatally. The police have arrested
as Hickey and James Current on a
rrp of asSaultlng and robblng Wilson
l' we're remanded to the county Jail TO
%gjt trial.
,I,yrFTLO'S Worlds Fair exhibit is he
SIS 4 nVIt up at the granite works prepara-
n..ttr1 shipment to CT icago. The exhibit
..,:!5.ts of a large collection OF polished
W cut marble granite, all being formed
g i,a railing to extend III front of the
TSconsln building. The shipment will
0 made N few days.
s. EorrrcER ANGUS KENNEDY had quite a
.yimg experience at Ashland a few
l ~. AGO while taking two prisoners to
rs 5Acou0tv Jail. He had reached a rail
~" anproaChing train had passed. One
-tS me- men saw chance to escape and
, ned across the track. Without think
F about the train Kennedy ierked the
thor prisoner after him and sprang
.r ross the track. AS he did SO the latter
r~Imbled and fell on the track, dragging
~, %a' officer with him. Kennedy sue
s,sded in getting out of harms way
oJ pulled his prisoner after him, but
rg, sent dying by the engine. Otherwise
Ia man was uninjured. The other
ori,0ner was recaptured after a hot chase.
B GEN. SIMEON MILLS, a well-known
watson man, has been experimenting for
y "mp time with the process of making
IS Sases from water by electricity, and he
'gms to have made the discovery that by
TtrOGucing switches and dividing the
npctric current between the poles of the
- fattery oxygen gas can be made from one
& yasSq of water, hydrogen gas from a Sec
1oI nf II of
9S from a third vessel Of water, all at
the same time, making but single gas
s. rom each vessel OF water.
8 SUFFERERS from recent fires in MilWau-
8 Epe, under the impression that some sort
q of0rganlZed incendiarism is behind them,
q have offered $1,000 reward for the arrest
and conviction OF the tire-bugs.
AcAIL has been issued for a general
meeting to be held in Madison, April t, for
fine purpose Of organizing State Forestry
ASSOCIATION. A temporary organization
has already been formed. Prof. j. J.
MaiSdell, OF BelOlt College, has consented
address the meeting.
TT is reported that the proposed ore
docks at Menominee, Mich, will be estab-
lyhed at Marinette, as the latter city can
offer better inducements as a terminus of
the new railroad than Menominee can.
A PECULIAR suit, in which Wisconsin
people figure, was heard III the circuit
'Jurt at st. Paul recently. About nine
years ago Rachel Ellis brought an action
for divorce from Matthew Ellis, in Wis
cOnSln, on the ground of desertiOn, and
decree was granted; but according to
procured by Ellis collision, and he paid
all the attorneys fees ana gave her
a SUM of money besides. Ellis has
since died. Mrs. Ellis now insists upon
her right to have this former decree of
divorce declared annulled, but Judge Otis
decides that the decree must stand and
that Flora Ellis is the widow of Matthew
Ellis. In May, 1890, it appears that Ellis
made will by which he left One-third of
his brothers and sisters. Flora claims
that Nj. Ellis destroyed this will in
December, 1891, and that she has q right TO
the whole estate.
CHARLES BORCHE RT, a brother of En-
nest and Frederick DOrchert, of MilWau-
kee, dropped dead on the street at Buffalo,
\. \. The cause Of his sudden demise is
Supposed to have been heart failure, as he
was III apparent good health an hour be-
tore death. The deceased was 40 years old,
and engaged IN the barley trade with his
brothers atan early age.
TIE death of the Rev. William Bliss
Ashley, OF Milwaukee, which had been ex-
pceted almost mOmentarily for nearly a
fortnight, occurred at 1880 o'clock on the
morning of the 18th. Organic heart trouble
and the general debility resulting from old
age DR.. Ashley having passed his eighty
1rSt birthday, are given as the causes OF
death.
WHILE waving an adieu to his daugh-
ter Vino was passing his farm on tram,
thomas Tate. of ReedSburS fell from a
granary platform and was instantly
killed.
JOHN WARD has fully 10000 trout IN his
ponds III the town OF Seymour. Eau
Clare I0unty. He takes out as high as
I0 pounds at one scoop Of his net and
hndS ready market for all at 50 cents a
pound.
HE hammer of a plle-driver at Ashland
SlrUtN i0ln DOucett, tracturlng his Skull,
MS right leg and right arm and otherwise
lQlUrng HIM. Notwithstanding his terri
p'e hurts the attending surgeon thinks he
VIII recover.
DURING at hunder storm at Marinette the
h9htnng DESTROYED fifty lightning arrestars
al the telephone exchange. 1t also struck
TIE brlck stack al the Park mills, tore OH
4 part OF the coping and knocked out tour
W eight feet near the bottom.
MILWAUKEE is again stirred up by the
Suspicion that tirebugs Unrest that city.
Two disastrous tires took place there WITH
u short time on the 9th. The ware
4QUSe of A. Meinecke q Sons and the
Wholesale establishment of lnbusch Bros,
suffered to The extent of some S4O, 0OO.
"A VERY destructive fire occurred at
Nonuort near Lancaster The fire broke
out IN the general store OF G. G. Van
b0ien and spread to the Office of the Mont
Ioft Monitor and Winder Bros hardware
sore. The three buildings were de-
Ntoyed. The loss will reach about S2O, OOO;
parity covered by insurance.
?, IHE saloon aud grocery store owned by
FRITZ Hoffman,, at Middleton, was de-
Mroyed by hre. The family escaped from
had on.
lHE Madison Business Club elected the
5GIowmg officers: President, W. A. T.
tMlorrS; vice-president, NJ. c. Clark; secre-
"ry' {. f. Lamb; treasurer, L. f. Stevens
TOMMY, the 6-year-old son of James
Zones. OF Bay City. Ashland County, has
MItSSttuouSly disappeared from his home
II Is feared he had wandered from the
"ouSc and frozen to death.
Miss MILDRED ARMSTRONG was mar
1eu to Henry Maynard at the home OF her
parents in Marnette.
lHE Ideal Creamery Company. OF Wind
"t Dane County. has been organized Win