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

train alter being elected from 1t, were
awarded ST. 900 damage in a suit against
the Louisville & Nashville road.
THE Pacific Mail steamer City of
Pekin, Yokohama January 10 for San
Francisco, is six days overdue, and
some alarm is felt for her safety.
JIM SULLIVAN, guard at the convict
farm at Little Rock, Ark, shot and
killed j. n. Mccullough, q contractors
foreman, with whom he had quarreled.
DIR. CAsTILHos has assumed the gov
; ernorship of Rio Grande do Sui. The
| federals, with an army of more than
| 10000 men, will soon invade the terri
| tory.
SENATOR MILLS, of Texas, was IN
structed by vote of the legislature to
favor the anti-option bill. He ignored
| the resolutions, working against the
| measure.
SENATOR PERKINS, of Kansas, will not
! take any steps in the matter OF contest
| ing the seat Of John Martin, rs sena-
| tor from Kansas, until ne hears from
| his colleagues.
| FIVE Philadelphia & Reading switch
| men have been arrested at Buffalo, n.
Y, charged with the systematic robbery
! of cars Thousands of dollars worth OF
goods were recovered.
THE authorities at Jackson, Miss,
have identified the Swanson brothers.,
| in the penitentiary for safekeeplng un-
| der charge of numbering two policemen
| few days ago. as the murderers of
| Charles Parker, near Dover, Tenn,
July II, 1891.
Mrs. FANNIE E. WOLVES, wife of Louis
Wolfes. proprietor of the Hotel Wolfes,
Annapolis, Md, is dead. She had been
| in delicate health for some time with
Bright's disease. Mrs. Wolfes was
| among those poisoned at Homestead
last summer.
AT Mobile. Ala, Street Car Conductor
James l.. Collier killed John Shaw,
| negro horse trainer, on his car. The
negro abused the conductor when he
asked for fare, and, being demonstrated
with, made an attempt to draw a pistol,
when the conductor shot him twice.
WILLIAM B. AUSTIN, chief engineer of
the Omaha city hall, disappeared three
months ago from his post. man in
passing through the county hospital
recognized him as one of the patients.
He was crazy and completely changed.
He had been brought to the hospital a
month ago, but was not recognized.
SMALLPOX has appeared at Nokomis,
| III.
TIE Cincinnati charity ball netted
81 900.
| LITTLE RUTH CLEVELAND has been
| quite i'll. but is recovering.
AN ice-hoe has completely shut off
the water supply of Muskegon, Mich.
GEN. ADAM DOUBLEDAY, veteran Of
the late war, died at Morristown, N. j.
PREs1DENT-E ELECT CLEVELAND has de-
cded to attend the funeral of Mr..
Blaine.
| ALFRED STOUT, colored, was hanged at
Elkton, Md, for the murder of George
Dittmar.
JEFFERSON SHRANK has been arrested
at West Charleston, o., charged with
killing his wife.
JUDGE LINDSAY will succeed Carlisle in
the Senate, McCreary and Stone having
withdrawn from the contest.
JACOB HAMMEs, miner, fell 700 feet
| down shaft of the Calumet IL Hecla
mine at Calumet, Mich. He was dashed
| to pieces.
| +. PAXTON has been arrested at the
Purdem coal mines for the murder of
Miss Media Bryant, committed in Bell
County, KY.
| WILLIAM j. SCROGGINS, IL years old,
died on the scaffold at Birmingham,
Ala, for the murder of Jewish ped
dler named Schustig.
| BERNARDO HoENIG, VINO recently died
in Hamburg, Germany, has bequeathed
the bulk of his fortune to charitable in
situations of the City of Mexico.
| A PARTY of workmen was run down by
train at Wilmington, Del, and J. W.
Batson and s. l.. Vicinski were killed
and John Johnson was fatally injured.
DIR. PARRETTI, recorder for the Propa-
ganda and vice rector of the College of
the Propaganda, has been appointed
auditor and secretary to Archbishop
Satolli.
A WINDOW glass trust is to be formed
with capital of 100000.
ham, VT, was destroyed by fire, loss
$31 900.
SCoNGAL, the Yankton, S. D., banker,
banking.
an honary member of Sigmi Chi college
| fraternity.
THE race track at Lansing, Mich,
will be sold to meet the indebtednes of
| the ASSOCIATION.
THE new Russian minister. Prince
! Contacusene, has been formally pre-
scented TO the President.
f. +. SEARLEs, to whom the Hopkins
millions descended, will erect a science
hall, limitless in cost, at Bowdoin Col
lege.
| OFFICERS of the of the Order of Scion
are charged with conspiracy to defraud,
in suit instituted against them at
Plttsburg.
MAJ. EDWARD AMMAN, JR., prominent
Brooklynite, died from the effects of
choroform while undergoing surgical
operation.
THE Connecticut legislature refused to
confirm the nomination of Prof. S. E.
Baldwin to be associate justice of the
supreme court.
THE total amount of the deficiency of
County Clerk Dunlap, of Ford County,
H., who disappeared a year ago, has
beer found to be $2l 900.