Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-30
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

By direction of Cardinal Gibbons CIR
culars urging adoption of the farlbault
system are being distributed III Mary
land.
became uncomfortable and tore up
everything in the vicinity. No person
was hurt.
BAND of cattle thieves which had
operated in Eastern Colorado 1or
fifteen years was rounded up by SherlH
Moses.
New regulations as to the registration
! of Chinese under the amended Geary
act were issued by the Treasury De-
partment.
Srpr. FuLFoRD, Of an Indianapolis
telephone company, was arrested at Sy-
rac,ise, n. Y, for issuing fraudulent
vouchers.
Mrs. A. Z. W1sHART has sued the city
of Des Moines for damages, claiming
her husband was shot as the result OF
a conspiracy.
CAss1MER PERRIER and Dupuy refused
TO form French cabinet. President
/ Carnot is unable to find a premier.
In it's official report the board appoint
ed to conduct the trial Of the cruiser
Columbia praises the new war ship.
| CONGRESSMAN CHARLES O'NEILL, father
OF the House, died at his home III
Philadelphia. He was y years old.
BLOCK coal operators of Indiana met
at Brazil and formed a combine to con-
troll the output and regulate prices.
CAPT. FoNDREAR, who sailed from
Buenos Avres for Chicago in June IN
small boat, has not been heard from.
No further trouble is appre hended at
Spokane. 1t has been agreed to begin
construction of the water works at once.
In view of the vigorous opposition
| the WAYS and means committee is SAID
to have dropped the plan for free sugar.
M~xICAN troops are said to have been
ambushed by rebels in BOca Grande
County and defeated with great slaugh-
! err.
JAMES BUTTS, who was convicted at
Galesburg, ILL.,. of abducting Elizabeth
Cherrington, has been granted new
trial.
SIGNoR ZANARpELL has been asked by
King Humbert to form a new Italian
ministry, but hesitates to accept the
task.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has appointed
Eugene Chamberlain, of New York,
commissi oner of navigation, vice f.. (.
O'Brien.
EN-ION. y. y. JACOB lCll dCt,| t'o
Wheeling, W. Va.
HENRY B. NELSON was killed by the
cars at Bronson, Ind.
No more presidential appointments
will be made until after the assembling
Of Congress.
ROBERT CHR1sTY, of the University of
Wooster, was killed i'll foot ball game
at Wooster, o.
A RECEIVER is asked for the Des
Moines Club, swell social organization
at Des Moines, la.
JOHN FENDRlCK, SR., farmer, was
thrown from his wagon near Falrbury,
Ill.,, and fatally hurt
GEORGE MCLINN, dog trainer, was
sentenced to three years in prison for
perjury at Nincennes, Ind.
AFTER cutting swath IN Columbus,
Ind, Col. Ii. \. Gilbert, alleged capital
list, disappeared, leaving board bill.
GEORGE HENS leg and both arms
were broken by highwaymen, who
robbed him of $500, near Bellaire, 0.
WILLIAM FOREMAN, negro murderer,
was hanged in the jail at Portsmouth,
| Va. He felt assured of going to heaven.
TARANDALE, sire of noted turf per-
formers. brought only $500 at a sale OF
Kentucky thoroughbreds at Lexington.
THE grippe is epidemic in the Ohio
state prison. Forty per cent. OF the
convicts are suffering from the disease.
ELsoN SHAFFER, Of Burbank, O., is
the second man to kill himself because
he had been Tilted by Miss Hattie Win
tiers.
JAMES MICHAEL, of New York,
tainted his alleged wife, whereupon
the woman shot him. He will probably
die.
WILLIAM G. DUNN, attorney and at
one time secretary OF the Cincinnati
and Lafayette road, died at Falkland,
Ind.
SIM Coy, the notorious Indiana poll
tician. loses about S., 900 by the destruc
ton of his roadhouse, an Indianapolis
landmark.
AUGUSTUS BoMBERGER was sentenced
January 49, He murdered family of
six persons.
In a quarrel over horse at Bankston,
Ala, Woodson Wilburn and Dodridge
Fowler, the latter a bystander, were
fatally shot.
c. B. RAUsTEAD, aged Is, is in jail at
Guthrie, O. T. He threw stone into a
passenger train, fatally injuring a 10
yearold girl.
THE manslanghter case against
Engineer Wooley, on account of the
Battle Greek wreck, was adjourned
to November %.
A LARGE number of sailor recruits,
dockyard artisans and marines were
sworn in with impressive ceremony at
kiel, by Emperor William.
The National Grange censured Sec
rotary Morton because he belittled the
grange in a recent interview at Chicago.
copy of the resolutions of censure
were sent to President Cleveland
Miss MARY BLAcKMoRE, who devoted
the greater part of her life to minister
ing to the cares and ailments of others,
snot herself at private sanitarium in
New York.
B. FULLER SMITH, accompanied by
Miss Catharine Fuller and Miss Jane
Fuller, daughters Of the chief justice of
the. United States supreme court, have