Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
WISCONSIN NEWS.

+ p,0ER of New Jersey, WHO icp-
T. Eastern growers at the Wlscon-
u ,-nnt;on of cranberry growers, Sc
u me ! cooperate of the Wisconsin
,ni Introducing the American ber-
IL he European markets. The
70 m decided to publish a book
eh n the most palatable forms Of
Pring the berry. =,
pev NJ. Sweet, of Manawa, will
china September Is to enter in
" paw work among the Chinese.
oi-r ~arv earnest and devout man and
"a" S;y wears professor of natural
~, 10 at Wayland Academy, but re-
e &c &c chair in 1891 and has since
Lo l-- of the First Baptist Church
rrrr the 6-year-old daughter of
sreeborn, Jr., the proprietor of
ote View House at Cecil, ate some
cherries and had a narrow escape
death by poisoning. Emetics
the chiId's life.
MAYOR NJ. NJ. SEcoR, of Racine,
ood with violating a city ordinance
20 erection of a stone wall, was
! not guilty by jury. The COM
y was made by the city engineer.
~ ;nouest on the death of Mrs.
Who died at her home near Hart
few days ago, developed some
l;n,, testimony. 1t was learned
VI Tr Rosin had been quarreling
his wife and had broken base ball
i over his sons head. One of the
testified that he was outside and
ri his father quarrelIng with his
her He went to the door but
~ il locked. He then broke in a
bow With an axe, which frightened
aid man away, and the mother
ocod TO Get to a neighbours house,
I'D that her husband had fearfully
sn her. This was about all she said
6rp she became unconscious and
II was developed In the testi-
f. that he had been in the habit of
f1eutly whipping his wife, who was
Eoor frail and sickly woman. The
$nding doctor testified that the
Snan had a severe wound on her
II one arm and nine ribs broken.
4 Resin is in Jail at Shawano.
urRrY moulders of the Belle City
#bleaLje Iron Works, of Racine, are
Y On q strike. They refused to accept
mi Of 10 per cent. in wages. The
srIIat Manufacturing Company, of
civ. announces that it will start up
#ShGns next week with Il limited num-
i Of men and pay full wages, half
s III and the balance in four months
4 bills
I,yy farmers in the vicinity of Be
nave been taken in for small
hunts by clever female swindler
81 h sold new ''eiectrized" carbon for
#hnng in kerosene oil lamps to save
i Tie woman explained how lamps
"A ID be used for weeks without oil,
|SEDg to its chemical power The car
Is proved to be good wicis, but of
f brsp saved no oil, and they cost 80
Ats &piece, and they could be bought
"a q cent.
NADDENED steer, owned by Nick
j nd. residing near Myra, Washing
|6= County, made things lively for Il few
51 Sons who happened to cross his
|x /. The animal attacked Mr.. Heindl
E1 his son and handled them rather
Is brev. Miss May Camp, who was IN
n Id near by, was attacked next and
|| sustained q fracture OF the knee.
Rs. J. NJ SMITH, an alternate of the
S<f Iona! Board Of Worlds Fair Lady
~ bagers for Wisconsin and wife of J..
u >n.th. member Of the Assembly,
iIe al her home at Mineral Point of
lf )L~Xv, having been stricken last
III h. She was woman of unusual IN
81 yence
tG Wisconsin, Michigan Worlds
|A Hotel at Chicago has been at
|1 Ell ~ Banderob Il Chase, of Osh-
E1 j, for debt of 81 OPS. The build
e Wa erected by Menoninee, Mich,
g Na1nette parties.
nARlGS NELSON, a Madison young
HS Was found guilty OF robbing an
"A man named Knox, and was sem
7N ed to three months in the county
lillian WIcKERsBERG, employed on
4 farm of Peter Frick, near Pl plymouth,
Mppeu dead in the field while work
y a moving machine. He was so
m rs ct age, Heart failure was the
r. Of his demise.
HE l5-year-old son of Ex-Attorney-
"a eral Estabrool, of Madison, died of
ht4eria. A young child died of the
a disease Il few weeks ago.
NGUsr j. 4. BEAN, with his parents,
Germany some time ago and arrlv-
IN Wisconsin settled at Colby His
per took out full naturalization pa
4 before the younger Bean reached
majority, thus making him a citizen
Il be Mted States. Recently an uncle
oung Bean died in Germany, leav-
llm legacy of 500 marks. This
German government cOntiscated
informed the young man that he
ii not have the money unless he re-
led 10 that country and served a
n IN the army. Tie matter was
Ngnt before City Clerk L. c. Gotchy,
9,ioy, short time ago, who gathered
lhe papers bearing on the matter
forwarded them to Secretary OF
Gresham. A letter from Mr..
FShaln, dated August 5, states that in
ecuons have been sent to the United
rs rs consul at Berlin to make an i'm
'Iate and thorough investigation OF
case AMI report. The parents OF
ny Bean now reside at Medford.
HE plans and specifications for the
opera house house at Stevens Point
been prepared by Cobb d Son, OF
SSo' twill have seating capacity
w. Work has already commenced
,Et structure, and it is expected to
Il completed by October l.
ANN 4UNBERGER, night clerk at the
,I4 IA House. at Chiffon, was acct