Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Re came Stafford. about twelve
ast' of Marshfield. John f1aader,
a. Years. part negro, was engaged
ION hand and boarded with Len
'lo onting as chore boy after his
I, "G lane He was caught in the
'as s+omnting to assault Mr.. Sar-
aI'eoar-oId daughter. He fled,
2-s e ennt,1red about 10 o'clock the
B; e. He was taken to shanty
~ cool-headed men, who knew
'n lid be lynched If caught at the,
o iiGf+orwards he was taken from,
nv nv and stripped. Then the
1an o him a terrible lashing until
CAV, nod and writhed in agony.
o 5and than alive he was then
G ie@so in the woods, with nothing
nair of trousers, and given to
'otand that if he ever set foot IN
s rJ aoain his reception would bea
~ = Tits was the last seen of him.
~ parents reside near Mcmillan.
BAILEY, an employe of the
h paper mills, had a narrow es-
~ death. While the men were
!;no a fiye-ton roll he stood near
I ~ board to guide it. The
si;nned and the roll came down
lev but it struck some blocks,
a,,o 1 four or five inches from the
I'D crushing him into the small
The attending physicians say he
Dt recover.
osspts and liabilities of the Ra-
Hardvard Company, of Racine,
failed three weeks ago, has been
IN the circuit court. A summary
i ~ assets show the inventoried value
s4o9 1870 and the estimated
j sale value at $95.5OO. The claims
. creditors amount to $214, sol 81.
tbonght that the creditors will re-
aIo1lt 20 cents on the dollar.
mill of Paul Umhoefer at Chero-
six miles east Of Colby, was de-
ID by fire. About $4,000 feet of
ar was also burned. The loss will
IS 600: with no insurance. It is
we'd that incendiaries fired the
as there had been no fire started
f. mill for month.
RECT J. QUITS, formerly Of Fenni-
veteran of Co. A, Seventh Wis
|in Infantry, committed suicide at
mare, |. T., where he has been
master. 1t was alleged that he was
4 in bis accounts.
T John Straenge Paper Company,
Fpnasha. has shut down for an in
hire period, throwing about 200 men
bt mployment.
bIrH GARTHwAIT, a young woman re-
h. at Sun Prairie, has disappeared
her home in Il mysterious manner.
,Rl Is SwEnr, resident of Oshkosh,
been adjutged insane and commit
&to the Northern Hospital.
|1E residence of DIR. NJ. N. Barber
Ratemown was entered by burglars
i $50 IN cash stolen.
kr secretary of the Wisconsin State
kticu!tural Society has issued a circu-
! the farmers of this state request
Them to select their exhibits and
lard the same to the secretary of the
pty at Evansville as their contribu-
to the Worlds Fair. The names Of
ontrbutors will be published in the
iai catalogue. The society intends
BY literally for all accepted fruit.
EoDoRE Voss, formerly aresident Of
k River Falls, was found drowned
he Mississippi River at st. Paul:
play is suspected as his watch and
: b Of money which he was known to
81 had in his possession were miss
h Nenominee River Caledonian So
s. has engaged Duncan C.. Ross, the
swordsman, for the Scottish festi-
hey have arranged to take place at
Riverside Park in Marinette.
4-yEAR-oID son of Charles Ander-
OF Eau Claire, was run over by an
ric car and instantly killed. The
was running across the street to
lis father
PrI>, the 1O-year-old son of Charles
IN, farmer living i'll the town of
son, Washington County. was terri
cut up while assisting his father,
was cutting grain with a self-bind-
The hoy was oiling the machine
IN the horses started suddenly and
aS caUght in the tly-wheel and was
Iwn N front of the sickles of the
Per, which passed over his lower
F., decorating them in most fright
naanner. His left leg was cut from
loot all the way up and was almost
Pred from the body at the thigh.
right leg was also badly cut. The
IS IN a critical condition and will
Iably die.
PIEoDoRE RHODES, an employee of the
+ Hospital at Mendoza, had $3.50
|en from his trunk. No arrest has
h made yet, although the authorities
p they have ferreted out the thief.
Pc l+-year-old daughter of William
E'rty, OF Eau Claire, has disappeared
|. her home. Her parents are of the
Eli9n that she has gone to the
f.d's Fair.
H. H. city attorney at Madison has
ny decided to drop the prosecution
ulcers Of the Salvation Army.
L OF the ninety Wisconsin people
| graduated from the four years
FSe OF reading only seven of them
Fnoed the Monona Lake Assembly
received their diplomas. They are
I Helen Huntington, of Baraboo;
/ lda +: Tllson, of West Salem; Miss
ne 4 Huntington, of Baraboo; Miss
eIe r Smith, of Milwaukee; Miss
III" T. Mlnney, Mrs. Martha J. Rich
l, ol Woodstock, and Mrs. 4. F.
[t.1lI5eflAgton, of Milwaukee. Samuel
H n"ef, OF Chicago, converted Jewish
Eh spoke to an audience that filed
;I Hall upon the conditions of the
az assessors of West Superior are
k o".9iflns to devise some means to
l. ;; y '4e large amount of logs cut each
/ IN Douglas County.
iiE strike of the lumber-shoyers at