Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-16

/ rom ~ cents 10 % SenlS Il uay.
i lo mare also ordered to stop work
WIZ wv DrSGLER, of La Crosse, Sc
} yjan eagle, measuring nine feet
go' rim a few days ago. 1t was
70 .,rrdr, , boy near that place
F 5orI in that vicinity state
f "a has made It's home there
O.L nuanty-nine years. Ten years
YEAS caughtin steel trap. but
ytl " trarlug off one claw. When
W. how the claw was missing,
l91 s3 that it was the same eagle.
gu,IEY. a resident of Mazo-
81 nm lI oyel an killed by the cars
10; ;rc " mills. He was on his
md and when on a crossing a
1s ;r a. struck HIM. A cOroner's
...ro , verdict exonoTatlng the
,.. S ali blame. Deceased leaves
/, SIX children.
o ", will represent the Wis
Ii University at the Washing
.sioy celebration which is held by
l aG!lnb m the Worlds Fair City.
s.ntad the State University in
, SiIt oratorical contest last
o.rry has set aside the verdict
D Dn the case of the city of Eau
'g Ia Wilson. The city was
Ina T $500 on account of the
q, alleged negligence in keeping
/ !, IN her property in proper
,,s Of Golf VS.. the Chicago. St.
aaynpanols & Omaha Railway
\ D at Eau Claire, the defendants
\, a. a new trial has been denied.
.ctif was recently awarded
4 . 1r for an injury alleged to
] IN received in the defendants
- : Johnson. a scandinavian,
-nr jors near Cedar River, Mari
,fy was struck on the head by a
4 ~. .Sl and his skull crushed. He
Il, n fine MenOminee River Hos
gnrnette, but died the following
.rgbters of Eugene Wiggenhorn,
sp died within a few hours of
arof typhoid fever. One was %
/ her Is years OF age.
InyT of $4,000 brook trout has
a.pdat Marinette from Washing
] Caruev ard A, c. Merryman,
] All alive, and will be placed in
i lakes III that vicinity.
] L. POWELL, extension lecturer
mi the Wisconsin University at
4 has rendered his resignation,
h. accepted by the executive COM
the Board OF Regents. Mr..
a1aIrawS from the university to
nl.ion as lecturer for the Amer
II fcr the Extension of Univer-
iRyS. with headquarters at
1i&
a MITCHELL, of Madison, will
ty days III the Dane County Jail
..M 0yercOat.
alence of William Witte, stu
town of Hamilton, La Crosse
VAS destroyed by fire. Loss, $500;
>l0J.
81. SAVAGE was arrested at Eau
charge of jumping" a board
5Newa Falls.
llArE MEYER hus been granted q
Dn her husband, Joseph Meyer,
aMMIP SCIINELL, SR., of La
ai two of her ribs and one hip
Ea fall on a slippery walk.
LANGLEY, OF La Crosse, a news
a4CMragO. Milwaukee u st. Paul
rs arrested at La Crosse on a
Sealing $40 from a passenger.
was continued until February IA.
s&ES PRIMO, the young woman
70 badly injured III a runaway
NAannettc a lew days ago, died
tain that city. Miss Primo was
l.tSt daughter of Alexander
Ne Of the pioneer residents OF
HELM lies at the Rinehart Hos
Ashland. badly injured, as the
very peculiar accident. While
near PlummGr. Helm felled a
aMyne. Mounting the log, he
10 chop 1t through. In some
slipped and tell twenty-five
son The edge of a freshly cut
silver about three feet long
'Om the stump. Upon this the
man fell, the silver running
through his body, impaling
~.,a he had fallen upon a spear.
!! Tor some time before his COM
We aroused by his cries, when
-dliheulty released.
NIPPLE, Of Eleva. Eau Claire
been arrested ON a charge Of
og IN violation of the law. He
'"tr Tor trial III $500 bonds.
yNDA j. CHANDLER, wife of
aalQIer, eX-Superintendent of
Wy ~~yI!on, died yesterday at her
VI Ffairlc. Mrs. Chandler was
l0unly S.plOneerS. She came
H- with her husband in 1854,
4 MaIWorth County. In 1855
~ WINDSOR, and in 1869 settled
ID lie case of Loren NJ. Pow
a recently taken back to Ash
1e State Of Washington, on q
r%d'ny, returned a verdict OF
,g" was formerly connected
,' " AZ Ashland and married a
S'Fly young woman named
S4llie time had another " life
'~'e ai llYlng in Iowa, of whom
"MaNced and her relatives
,r uluI shortly before the date
rr.oaEflage. Powers explained
% f,,S, ny saying he had secured
~ ~,u,'e from wife No. /. The
@Te took place. and shortly
r,,.u'o secure a decree of di-
>'"oA Will be made for a now
,~, meeting of the Eastern
eTs III, x Illling Company was
,~ lie The following officers
resident, Matthew Wad:
''' L lluSer; secretary, +.
rs,n nEiLAND, a La Crosse
A. ~ tSc. with assaulting Mrs.
IN, II't place, waived eXami-
,sl ooUI0 over for trial III $500
~e Prisoner furnished.
!, fY, VI \. {. Larson. county
q, IN rt AZ county, y. Il. Bergh,
> Il We Qyale estate. is cited
>Hr ~' " cause why he should