Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-16
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,


forging a number of checks. He is
held in 81 ,000
CLIFTON CARR, II years old, while
racing down hill at Lafayette, Ind,
stumbled and fell, breaking his neck
and dying instantly.
WILLIAM II. CANNON has been arrested
at Cleveland, O., for the murderous as
sault on Myron T. Herrick, treasurer OF
the Society for Savings.
EDWIN NJ BARRY, member of the
Sidney France Dramatic Company, died
suddenly at Lowell, Mass. He was
born in Boston 80 years ago.
E. P. BARNARD shot and killed his
wife, aged So; his daughter, aged SO, and
himself at Toronto, kas. He left let
ter saying he had "outlived his useful
ness.
LEWIS VERBRlGHT, young farmer OF
Hamilton, O., was fatally shot at a re-
cep;ion at his home by key Skinner,
an unlimited guest. Skinner was intoN-
icated and escaped.
Two Chicago & Erie freights came
together in rear-end collision at
Monterey, Ind. Frank D. Lloyd was
instantly killed. An engine, caboose,
and several cars were destroyed.
GEORGE THORPE, ST., one of the oldest
and wealthiest citizens Of I'll Paso, ILL.,,
lies at his home in that city at the point
of death as the result of fatal wound
in his right lung inflicted by a robber.
DR.. DAVID JUDK1Ns, who had been
connected with the Cincinnati Hospital
since 1867 and was chief Of Abraham
Lincoln's medical staff during the war,
died here from the effect Of a fall which
occurred year ago. He was II years
old.
FRED GRAFTON, who murdered Mabel
Swartz in 1891 at Des Moines, Ia, and
who has served but twenty months of a
fifteen-year sentence, will have only
one year more to serve, the judge hay
ing changed the sentence on the decis-
ion of the supreme court that the evil
dence indicated only manslaughter.
THE entire rolling mill plant of the
Whitaker Iron 4 Steel Company, of
Wheeling, w. Va, was destroyed by
fire at an early hour, this morning Urn ne;
7 he loss is estimated to be from S., 900
Four hundred men are thrown out Of
employment. The mill will be rebuilt.
EVA KELLY, aged Is years, was killed
by Mrs. Alice v Marshall at the home Of
Mrs. Marvin, the girls mother, Terre
Haute, Ind. They were eating apples,
when the Kelly girl struck at Mrs Mar
shall and the latter threw up her hand
to ward off the blow A sharp knife
she had in her hand pierced Miss kel-
ley's heart, causing almost instant death.
Mrs. Marshall was locked up.
FIRE-BUGs threaten the destruction Of
Wichita, Kas.
PAGES lumber yard at Anoka, Mimi,
burned. Loss, $4,000.
POSTMASTER JOHN CI.EGG, of Atlantic
Mine, Mich, is missing.
FRED LAKE was fatally stabbed in a
saloon row at Pittsburg, Kas., by Tom
Lyons.
FATHER CONNOLLY was found guilty of
assault as the outcome of the trial at
Duluth, MINI.
HENRY DUvE, prominent business
man Of st. Joseph, Mo-, was drowned
while fishing.
Mrs. LEASE says the vote in Kansas is
warning to the Populists not to fuse
with other parties.
The Rev. DR.. Edward A. Lawrence, a
popular preacher at Baltimore, died
after short illness.
DISPATCHES received at Key West,
Fla, say the Cuban instruction is
under full Roadway.
SECRETARY LovEJoY, of the Carnegie
Company, says the association of steel
rail men is not a pool.
INCOME of the governments constant
ly falling below the expenditures. The
amount is now $2S, 100000.
Mrs. CLARA FOLEY, daughter of Mayor
Richardson, committed suicide at Little
Falls, Mimi, by drowning.
Gov. FLOWER, of New York, appoint
ed George F. Woman, a Republican,
justice of the supreme court.
PARIS Socialists are planning big
demonstration on the opening of the
French Chamber November A.
AT Toshimingo, Chickasaw Nation, a
convention was held in which opposi-
ton to statehood was unanimous.
KATE ENGLEFR1ED, aged "a, commit
ted suicide at Logansport, Ind. She
was disappointed in a love affair.
MUREo MURDoc, proprietor Of the
Egyptian village at the Worlds Fair,
was robbed of S., 900 at Brooklyn.
FEELING between whites and blacks at
Bardstown, KY, is bitter. In riot
several negroes were badly beaten.
c: NJ. KENNEDY, of Amboy, ILL.,,
brakeman, fell from his train and his
head was severed from his body.
VICE-PREs1DENT STEVENSON will de-
liver the annual address before the New
York Bar Association January II.
M. P. HoUsER was instantly crushed
to death by falling tree under which
he was working at Burlington, Ia.
JIM BUTTS was sentenced to ten wears
in prison, at Galesburg, ILL.,, for the alb
duction Of little Eliza Cherington.
MPS JOSEptJ KOIRECKEp's two sons
Joseph and Herman, were accidentally
asphyxiated by gas at San Francisco.
HERMAN A. HAGEN, of Harvard, IA
nous entomologist, is dead. He was
born in konigsburg, Prussia, in 1917.
G. S. MoULToN was granted divorce
at Fargo, n. d., from his wife, who de-
serted him and is now living in France.
Mrs. RICKETTS,, of Philadelphia, has