Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-06
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

embezzlement. He was president OF
the Crawford Mill and Lumber Com
pany.
\ CASE of smallpox is reported at
Galesburg, H., the victim beng john
Hunter, a Knox College student. who
has been employed as chair roller at
the Worlds Fair.
THE Michigan National Guard will
hold an encampment for five days be-
CHING August 10 on the state grounds
because the project to encamp at Chlca-
90 was declared illegal.
The special committee of the Mime
apolis City Council having in charge the
investigation OF the fire department re-
ported charging Chief Rung with NAL
feasance in office, Incompetence and III
efficiency.
A NEPHEW, 3 years old, of Andrew
Glovwolziki was shot at Hinonk, H., by
the accidental discharge of the uncle's
oun. The uncle was one of guard re-
Gently organized by the Polish colony,
because of the many burglaries.
THE coroner's Jury on the Parkville
disaster on the Manhattan Beach Divis-
ion of the Long Island Railroad re-
turned verdict laying the responsible
itv for the disaster on the railroad COM
panv. Peter E. McGarry, the switch
man is eXonerated.
WILLIAM ?. BEAuCHAMP, OF Oklahoma
CITY, Ok, shot and killed himself at the
fremont Hotel at Kansas City, Mo. He
was on his way from Oklahoma to his
his old home at Portland Mills, Ind.
He was once United States consul to
Rorschach, Switzerland.
RAN DIcKERsoN, Bill Mccall, Frank
Fore and Bill Ritter, deputy United
States marshals for court at Paris, Tex,
who have been on trial at Fort Smith,
Ark. for the past week for the killing
of Wash Bruner, negro, on the 18th OF
July, 1892, were acquitted.
Miss SARAH DODGE, who was supposed
to be implicated in the death of Col.
Babcock, of Chicago, at Gardner, Ill,
August, 1887, has been placed on trial
for insanity. The evidence was strong
ly against her, and there is little doubt
she will be sent to the asylum for treat
| ment.
A CLASS of 731 graduated at Ann Ar
| Dor.
IT is now denied that the Pullman car
shops at Detroit will be removed.
THE latest report from Mecca shows
$50 deaths from cholera i'll one day.
J. T. TILIMAN, of Tennessee, will sue
coed Gov. Rosecrans as register OF the
treasury.
A MINER named Conn was torn to
pieces near Copper Creek, Col, by a
bear he attempted to shoot.
BERT HORN, a 7-year-old boy, was
drowned while in bathing in the Peca-
tonica River at Freeport, Ill.
Ara meeting of the council of Hope
College at Holland, Mich, Prof. G. j..
Kollen was elected president.
By an explosion in the Clear Lake
coal mine, near Springfield, H., Charles
| Whitaker was instantly killed
MAURICE J. POWERS, recently appoint
ed shipping commissioner at New ork,
has declined to accept the position.
BURGLARS pried open a window of +.
f. Harris bank at Council Bluffs, Ia,
and stole 500 and a number of drafts.
THOMAS RICH was shot dead at Wi
mona, Mimi, by Jack Murphy. Rich
| was assisting an officer to arrest Muir
| ply.
The Gross of the Order of the Red
| Eagle has been conferred on William
Steinway by Emperor William of Ger
| many.
DR.. E.C SIMMONS has been given $40,
| 600 for professional attendance on Sam
uel J. Tilden for eight years. He sued
for $143, 800.
A New YORK paper claims to have
good authority for the statement that
an extra session of Congress will be
called to meet in August.
JOHN EcKMAN, general merchandise
dealer at Calumet, Mich. has failed.
He owes about S., 900 to Chicago and
! Detroit wholesale houses.
| NI1cc NJ .cr1r w .pn Of Golnno I'll
was to have been married to Charles
Northern, of Dubuque. The guests as
sembled for the ceremony, but the
bridegroom did not come.
The cashier of the Hartley Bank at
Jericho, Mo-, was taken from his bed by
armed men, marched half a mile to the
bank, and forced to open the vault.
The robbers secured $4,000.
STEPHEN NJ. Gotta, lecturer Of the
Farmers Alliance in Kansas, has issued
an appeal to members of the organiza-
ton to contribute aid to the striking
coal miners of the Cherokee district.
JOHN SEAMoN, for ten years treasurer
of Wiltshire Township, Wiltshire Cor
poration and School Board, Iowa, has
gone away and about $1,000 of public
money is missing. He secured his
bondsmen before leaving.
THE State Fish and Game Association
of New York has just secured from the
encouragement an Interpretation OF
the law which will make it the duty
hereafter of all fish and game protect
ors to prohibit fishing on Sunday.
JOHN J, LAMB, treasurer of the Inter
national Machinists' Association, who
decamped with the funds of the associa.
ton while in session at Indianapolis
last month, pleaded guilty at Scranton,
Pa, to the charge of embezzlement OF
S., 500. He was sentenced to prison fol
one year.
THE famous mineral land case, in
volving iron land valued at So, 100000 in
Itasca and st. Louis counties, Mimi,
has been decided by the Minnesota
supreme court in favor of Robert Jami-
son, eN-county attorney of Minneapolis,
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