Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-14
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Ties nave DtHH ''i ~:
E.;nit for de body Of J; f. Dietrich,
;saDDeared nom bis home In that
, ,-". arc. Mr.. Dietrich was secre-
1 -, the EerIer Lumber Company
- suffered series Of mistortunes
.,r His wife believes be has
te1 over his troubles until he has
relief by drowning.
,,gs continue to work their way
ind du Lac residences without
'l.4ir,ity. +. \. FoX's house was
al and a silver watch and So in
taken. Maj. Herren's residence
oxen into and a number of ar
rarried OF. The police failed to
..~v traaa Of the thieves.
!: Cor4u;IN, a resident Of Fond
~ had an exciting experience
footDads few evenings ago. He
~ his way home when suddenly
ben Jumped upon him. He fought
!. fife and succeeded in getting
Int not until he was terribly cut
the head.
SEYMOUR, cashier of Seymour's
IT Chippewa Falls before it
has been arrested upon a charge
Acknowledgement on q warrant sworn
-, Grant Thomas. He gave bonds
~ sun of $1,000 to appear for ex-
5t;oD. Sevmour's Bank closed its
6s J ally Is last.
r. interior of the magnificent church
b. "apuchin Order of St. Francis, at
/ C3lyarY, Fond du Lac County, was
&idrrablv damaged by fire. The
4 o. originated under the pipe organ.
- fail term of Lawrence University
IIjnton will open September -.
n|nations will be held September
4 Prof, Underwood has been elected
&idpnt Of the institution pro tenn.
4 rrrIoH bets are binding at Arcadia,
ZnpeaIcau County. Ziba Harnden
byrred bets of 500 each from j. M.
10 and Victor kempter in the cir
4 court at Whitehall.
4 rF Boscobel fair opens September
4 Bicycle and trotting races will be a
&urc. -,
%roaGE JOHNSON, of GAINESVILLE, was
A ID II Prairie du Chen while attempt
H. board freight train. He was 20
i e n age.
fEr.E JOHNSON, of Racine, has Sc
H. tie contract for putting in $4,000
H. If sewers at that place.
II I>> MARY HERMAN was quite serious
EmIed in Il runaway accident at APP
hon. She will recover.
H.. ANNA G. SIMON died at her
h. IL Appleton at the age Of 81
TIE fving continues to be all the
ia in Racine. Many monster kites
H. been built. A short tim ago the
hroou Club boys made one Is feet
b.. hut they found it impossible to fly
/ 4 KITE has been made by E. w.
Drthror. Of the st. Paul Railroad, and
&hard first, of the Chicago & North
&.tprn Railroad. 1t stands 10 feet
H.. Is : feet wide, weighs i pounds
a carries Il tail 50 feet long. Nearly
N feet of the very strongest tWine is
s d to tty it.
TERRIBLE accident happened to
liam Wiebert near Sinslnawa
f hind, Grant County. A son of
+ 4ory long was pitching bundles off
statkRhen he lost his balance, and
;IllHg to one side he accidentally
bg"t one of the tines Of the fork
IX WieDert's side, the tine entering
Is e aeDth Of five inches.
IA Man by the name of Carroll, while
Il tEg in the woods near Auburndale
8 tired upon by his companion, who
S (otE i.im Tor Il deer, receiving eight
81 it, 81 shot in his left shoulder and
Ills recovery is doubtful.
Is NoGA ESos, of Beloit. a graduate
W tive high school last JuIe, has been
& ed prize OF 500 for her standing
8 h"r examinations for admission to
1* freshman class Of the Rockford
s nary.
H. BoYNToN took a small-mouth
II lass from the Wolf River, q few
" F. shove Shiocton that weighed be-
- SIX ana seven pounds.
Il loJ,,G man named Lowe lodged
er descending axe while raising a
& bnI,diHg at Lime Ridge, Sank Coun-
Rnd lad mis- arm cut to the bone.
pr CYLINDER head Oh the steam feed
/ Ha keystone mill, Ashland, blew
anN broke Ryan Blossoms ankle.
&DEE VALENTINE BoRAiI, of Mt. Hope,
4 @: Injuries caused by the fall of a
4 .orK support.
B e. EEoruEHSoN, of Racine, had his
Rhea" terribly gasheG by a kick from
2bfsc.
QUEER bird was disabled by gun
4 at NUkWOnagO. According to the
r. L weighs about three pounds, has
Fngthy bill, long claws, white neck
breast, black back, shading down to
Pate color and three long white
hers drop down from the top of its
about ten inches long. 1t looks
1 kiugtisher, only much larger,
~ Wigs measure from tip to tip
*lty three feet. Its eyes are the
4 peculiar features of the bird, be-
Every large and of a bright red color.
&ANlu NEWMAN, . former well-known
hlgh.y-esyeemed merchant in Bea-
am, for several years resident of
&c0in. Neb., was killed by the cars at
Gdota, H., the first of the week,
le attempting to board a moving
Is. MANSFIELD, who sued the Osh-
Street Railway Company, because
Vas refused a ride on a transfer
/ rendered beyond the limit for
n It was issued, got a verdict Of
TER serving the travelling public
'!2tIy for twenty-five years, Mr..
Mrs. Il. II. Rogers, of East Troy,
\ retired from the East Troy
Is.
i 2-year-old Polish girl was run over
Instantly killed by the south-bound