Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-21
WISCONSIN NEWS

Of testimony, has been thrown
the circuit court at Madison.
ion was based upon the allega-
81 Father Jones said that Boet-
D % worse than Father Staley."
,'fondant's attorneys objected to
eno to show how bad Father Sta
~ or ANYTHING else in the case on
r n. that the words quoted were
ENABLE and no special damages
cIIaoed or asked for in the COM
and, further, the complaint
- aIIage that Father Jones had
knowledge of the misdoings of
er StaIey.
% PoyTBRIAND and Swan Swan
Two Florence young men, while
o. cartridges a few days ago came
= face with large black bear and
Ibis. The young men were so
friobtened that they forgot to
me animal. Instead they turned
van for their lives followed by
They made good their escape.
pG1ARs are becoming very bold at
son. Several attempts to "hold
Erect pedestrians have been made
act Madison recently, and a few
IS 400 Robbins & BartzelPs mill
Entered and the Aefe drilled nearly
&,cb, when the visitors were appar-
! frightened away by the unexpect-
$hrtting down of the mill which
/ night andday.
/ 3-IEAR-oLD daughter Of Herman
&eII of Pittsville, was crushed to
h by the collapse of a granary in
fh the family was temporarily
Id. The child's cradle was buried
H. three feet of grain and wood.
krp. NENDEL, Of Oshkosh, who was
nc term in the state prison for an
Ed assault committed a year ago,
fbeen pardoned by Gov. Peck.
{kopGE PORTER, young man living
1 Castle Rock, Grant County, was
kbly burned about the face by the
of gun he was about to
b. It's thought he will lose the
d o. one eye.
<EoRGE RUNsoM, tormerl Y a resident
Racine, was killed in a railway wreck
1 Minneapolis. He was an engineer
HE st. Paul road.
liz. PATRICK CHEEvEs, aged IS years,
Eof the doorstep Of her home in Ra-
! and broke her left arm. She will
'bau3y recover.
bSEPn NOEL was arrested at Marinette
4 Charge of running a disreputable
st.. He was bound over for trial in
d hCIuS
Ill., health officer at Racine reports
\ nty-tiye cases of diphtheria at that
ee. Five deaths have occurred with
H. past week from the disease and
[ents are becoming alarmed. All
sons who violate the laws in regard
|Ou,agious diseases are to be arrested
{eatteE at Racine.
H. house of J. S. Shampnor, a far
in the town of Rutland, Dane
<nty. who did his own banking in
<bwn home, was entered by burglars
e lie was at work in the field.
+ stole $500 in currency which he
] left there.
d. Rev. G. II. Hall, of Minneapolis,
<been called to the Methodist Church
Appleton. The Rev. r. HI. Cooley
10 Oak Park, suburb of Chicago.
#FEw days ago tramp called at the
b house of Mr.. koplitz, near Osh-
p. and demanded what money there
I in me house from the two women
RpaHts at the time. The frightened
ben complied without resistance and
/tIaMp left. Soon after Mr.. kOplltz
1rned and upon hearing of the rob-
srouIdered his gun and started in
SuIt He soon overlook the fellow
compelled him to return the
Pc. The next night the farmers
Was burned together with twelve
\. Il is believed that the tramp
on revenge fired the place.
EoEHER break has occurred in the
al Little Chute. The new crack in
rock forms a continuation of the
per enc and is about POO feet long.
Intends out into the river and at last
punts DriscOll 4 Gochnauer's quarry
Fhe excavation of the tail race was
p rapidly flooded in spite of meas
which could be taken on the spur
Pc moment to prevent it.
FL baTn and stables of William
|mb, Il farmer residing near Rock
Washington County, were de-
|yed by fire. Three horses and one
persisted in the flames. Twenty
Is Of white clover, about 800 bushels
|Id grain and all of this years crop
Frain and hay were destroyed. Mr..
|mb Was threshing at the time and a
Ter machine, which stood in the
p, was also destroyed. The cause of
|hre is unknown.
|ILLIAN LEVY. proprietor of the Ath-
House barber shop at Oshkosh,
arrested at the instigation of the
ues and Labor Assembly for refus-
t. close his place on Sunday. 1t is
development of movement to
e all barber shops on Sunday. He
have a hearing on September 26.
AMEs RYAN, a GAINESVILLE young man,
.been arrested on a charge of break
lnto one of the Chicago, Milwaukee
+ Paul Companies cars at Milton.
|. y. KIMBERLEY, of GAINESVILLE, has
flyeo by registered letter from Lon
/ England, a gold and silver badge,
Property OF MS late uncle, w lllldIu
Pd,. who died four years ago. He
a lie member of the Queens Gren-
h! Guards, and during the Crimean
IN 1904 he participated in four I'M
E,ni battles and was wounded in two
61em. The medal is what is known
ne Queens medal, and was pre-
[ed TO him by the Queen for his
Ferry.
FE suit for libel brought by Chief of
zee John Adamson, of Madison,
|hs1 George Raymer, of the Madison
pocrat, has been continued over the