Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-24
National Bank, under the d;roo4;
Bank Examiner Lynch ioctlon OF

Bank Examiner Lynch. 'ioh OF
IHE Wisconsin conference +r,a4
tne methodist Church have onnos eeTe 4b VI
11unn1 n9 to probate of the will Of ~
id.e MaJ. r. IL. Paine, of Oshkosh Th W.
ODJectlon is that the testament ha...: NC
the date Of May 3, 1892. is not +b eai Inags
Will OF the deceased. = Nv VIC iasC
ELI DANKs, an old resident 30 ~
a TO W OF Dale, Outagamie County. died
at ne age of 70 years. N-o'
MRS. HANDY, formerly ros;Ga,. E
80 years. III ooioy aged
Uoy: PECK has granted pardons IN
- Hanley, who was sentenced hv
VIC circuit court oil Green Lake County
June, 1886, Tor term of fifteen wears.
anu Jonn W. Hart, sentenced on Feb
Iuary 70, 1886, for fifteen years for muir
DER IN the second degree. HanIev has
always been a faithful worker and had
an excellent record for good behavior
Recently he saved the life of a prison
o11lclal, who had been attacked by one
OF the convicts with large knife. In
referring to Harris behavior Gov. Peck
sac; For the past five years he has
hlieu the position OF engineer and fire.
man; AS such he has faithfully cared
y
state. In addition to this when on sew
eral occasions the buildings have been
on ire, he has rendered very valuable
services to the state. The term for
which he was sentenced will expire No
VemDer "a, 1894. AS a reward Tor the
services so rendered the state l deem it
but just that pardon should be grant
FIRE destroyed the bank building of
=. +. Thomas, at Cobb, Iowa County.
Charles Fox's hardware store was also
partially destroyed. Mr.. Fox was bad
~ burned while endeavoring to save the
building.
THE M. S. Sickle & Co. wholesale and
retail cigar and tobacco factory at
Plattevllle, one of the largest in this
state, has shut down owing to dull
times and unsatisfactory collections.
WILLIAM W. SACKETT has been arrest
ed at Racine on charge of being ac-
cessory to fraudulent marriage be-
tween himself and Mrs. Ida Clark, of
that city. It is alleged that Sackett rep
resented a man named Brown, who
boarded with Mrs. Clark, as being
United States detective and having au-
thority to perform the ceremony. Mrs.
mock marriage was performed 1t is
said that Sackett has wife at Grand
Rapids and a divorced wife in Michi-
gan.
II is believed that Mrs. Charles Ur-
win, of Chicago, was drowned in Men
dOta Lake at Madison. She had been
stopping at hotel in that city and was
awaiting draft from her husband in
Chicago. She went to the boat landing
and engaged a boat and went out alone.
About two hours afterWard the boat
was found floating about and the wom-
ans hat and parasOl were in it. The
police have been dragging the lake, but
so far have found no trace OF her body.
JOSEPH PETTY was found dead in bed
at La Crosse. Preparations for the flu
neral were made and when the funeral
hymn was being rendered, the authorl-
ties put in an appearance and took
charge of the body. Some neighbors
had demanded an investigation as to
the cause of his death. A jury was sum-
moned and after being out short time
returned a verdict that the deceased
died from natural causes. The funeral
was necessarily postponed one day.
DANIEL +. MCCoRNACK, the Belolt
College graduate who was badly hurt at
the Ford Theater disaster in Washing
ton, is nearly recovered and has gone to
his home in Illinois. Ten persons were
killed within twenty feet of him on the
same floor.
HENRY WILSON, an Oshkosh young
man, was arrested on charge of grand
larceny. He was bound over for trial in
$500 bonds.
HENRY DERSBERGER, who was acct
dentally shot by Colin McMullen at
Chiffon, died from the effects Of his
wound.
THE Northwestern Railway Compa-
ny has discharged half its force of en-