Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-09
EoCONSIN NEWS.

aN! Inc ten miles west of Shell
t'st over the line in Burnett
u.s. os shot while going from his
T hio barn in the evening. He
w. va a. few hours. Andrew john
al;c Z farmer, has been ar
pn suspicion.
TrssvER was in Oshkosh last
y, witness in will case entitled
|Tcfjnoh VS.. Patrick McCole, ex-
" The latter is the executor of
1.-The plaintiffs father, the late
RIcHugh, of Chiffon. Deceased
lii left $4,000 to the bishop of
o az, Of Green Bay, to be used in
no. the expenses of the church.
~ he second time the case has
led The first time the question
ie was whether or not the de-
~ "as Of sound mind, and it was
! that he was. The plaintiff is
rng to prove that the will is il
op POWELL, of La Crosse, has Gre
Snnsation among the saloon-keep-
that place by ordering the
If nolice to call attention to
rjay closing law which is part of
pn.e and report to the council all
collation. in order that licenses
cancelled. There promises to be
row ABOUT 1t.
NE the lO-year-old son of Benja-
nrns. living near Thorpe, Clark
was fatally shot while playing
me boys on railroad track.
nsp Of the shooting is said to have
{ occidental. The boys wound is
Rlnced fatal.
BoYNToN, of Iron River, was
3 well on his farm two miles
fown and struck a deposit of very
Fan ore. He was offered $4,000
A property, but is holding it for
BIRDIE WOODS, a young colored
l of Oshkosh, pleaded guilty to a
i of stealing a dress, and, being I'M
pay her fine, was sent over the
In twenty days.
SrlLLEMAN, an Eau Claire young
=Eas shot through the left Shout
y tbe accidental discharge of gun
IS hunting near Barron. He is in a
/ condition.
NctuLLoN, aged 10; Hans Han
Ben Prince, Is; Mort Rolf, Is,
$eth Roll, 20, all residents of
S lake, were arrested at the instance
Superintendent of the Omaha
In Company on q charge of placing
S on the track on Halloween,
ii MIGHT have caused q serious acct
s all not the engineer ofthe Duluth
stopped before the obstruction
kach. Rut this was not the only
eff that was done. Wagons and
Is were turned bottom side up
q river and some of them taken
Il town. Several thousand slaves
q tipped over, outbuildings were
s ned and Il number of shade trees
This is not the first offense
j the railway company. Some
ago a large stone was thrown
el Windowin one of the sleepers
number of switch lights have
E broken. The company will push
case. The prisoners will have
@xaminstion i'll q few days.
AyD has q genuine crank. An
bwn man dropped in at Swan
IS on's place and said he intended
j TWENTY-FIVE men and that he
\ begin on Mr.. Swanson. The lat
ii and officers oyerpowered the
He had S061 in currency on
trson. The crank says he was
n policeman for fourteen years,
il divulge no name. He is be-
to be well connected and has
y wandered from home but
RRNER named Polak, from Ponia-
was accidentally killed at Ed
lmathon County. He was en-
n hauling ties to the railroad
After unloading his wagon he
for home, but in turning a cor
wagon struck log, upsetting
throwing him to the ground. He
IN such a way as to break his
Unknown man threatened to do
yor Mayham, of Fond Lu Lac,
hen the latter got through with
was fit subject for a hospital.
IAN was then turned over to the
and was given forty days in Jail.
grand stand, horse barns, poultry
Rs and numerous booths upon
Slkosh fair grounds were de-
~ by fire. The loss is about S., 5000,
@artial insurance. The blaze is
Fed to be the work Of tramps.
MARSHALL, JR., a school-boy of
Rs, residing at Whitewater, shot
3ner, the bali entering the head just
the ear. Two other shots were
Without effect. He had purchased
fVolver a few hours before. Sur
Hare unable to extract the ball, but
think the wound necessarily
Mr. Marshall is an old, highly
ted citizen. The boy has been
2t3nayed and his conduct is unac-
oIe. He gave himself up to the
famous Ford will case at Madison
gong to the supreme court on
peal from the decision OF the cir
oFt refusing to discharge the ex-
anu with reference to allowances
\ eHeeutor's accounts. A new feat
aoded to the complications by
OF the executor, J. c. Ford,
ol the deceased, who asks for
III addition to fees and allowances
passed upon for extraordinary
4 : NilleG are not set forth.
IL. POWERS has begun suit at
~ Tor divorce from L. NJ. Pow
',, POWERS Is now serving a two
y v at Waupun on a charge
',II' lie will defend the action.
q VIII be transferred to Bayfield,
Tor trial.
IGIole funeral of two children of
I +" yrs: Charles Hopke, of Racine,
on V November ,, this making