Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-14
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

CHURCH of the Assumption at Canton.
Mimi, is again open. Pllgrlmages TO
see the apparition of the virgin are eX-
pected.
IT has been discovered that the In
dianapolis Judge in the Iron Hall case
allowed Receiver Failey $4,000 for his
services.
MILITARY maneuvers around Metz
have ended and Emperor William Will
watch the transfer Of troops across the
Rhine.
ARMED police and troops continue to
parade the English colllery districts.
Terrorism and highway robberles are
frequent.
NEAR Oakland, ILL.,, Farmer kreutz-
er's bull and stallion had a terrific fight.
The horse was killed and the bull had
to be shot.
THERE will be no strike among the
spinners at Fall River, Mass, or at New
Bedford, the reduction Of wages having
been accepted.
PRINCE BISMARCK is suffering from eN-
posure. He persists in receiving depu-
tations out of doors and thereby con-
tracted cold.
THE bank robbers killed at Delta,
Col, have been identified as Tom and
Fred Mccarthy. The escaped robber is
Billy Mccarthy.
SIX Arkansas convicts broke away
near Morrillton. Guards fired upon
them, killing one. Two were hurt and
three escaped.
BISHOP WIGGER and Father Corrigan,
of Hoboken, n. j., have had another
controversy. Mgr Satolli sustains the
priest against the bishop.
ANDREW FRITCH, of st. Louis, and
julius Schlarman, of Breese, ILL.,, mine
laborers, were run down by train at
Benefits Hill, ILL.,, and killed.
AT Chillicothe, O., Richard Brown,
colored, shot and killed Nellie VOLTS
call, also colored, whom he was about
to marry, and then fatally shot himself.
WILL SULLIVAN, the son of Freeman
Sullivan, of the Woodbridge stove works,
was shot and killed at Memphis by Dan
Doherty, the Waterman of the Memphis
Brick Company.
HERBERT F. ASHTON, who gave states
evidence in the Westinghouse con-
spiracy trial at Pittsburg, has just been
re-arrested charged with stealing blue
prints, ETC., from Westinghouse Com
pany.
EVIDENCES Of petroleum oil have ap-
peared on the surface of the water of
the springs and creeks in the Turtle
Mountains Of Fargo, n. d. Scientists
have recently made researches and be-
lieye there is a reservoir beneath. A
company is to be formed to secure and
refine the Oil.
A RIOT occurred at Armourdale, near
Kansas City, Italian laborers in the
packing houses being assaulted by strik-
ers. A number of men were injured.
WALTER ScoTT, member of the drug
firm of C. w. Rogg & Co., and prom
inent in society at Des Moines, Ia, has
been found short in his accounts about
$500,
FRED PERKINS, son Of a police Judge
at Hennessey, Ok, tried to pass forged
drafts aggregating 81 900 on the Bank of
kioWa, kas. He was arrested and con-
fessed.
IT develops that Mrs. C. H. Hallock,
who deserted her husband in New York
and committed suicide in Chicago, had
married the man Poppert with whom
she eloped.
THE Delta, COL, bank robbers and
murderers are members of the Me
Carthy gang, one of whom robbed Bank
President Motfat, Of Denver, of $4,000
two years ago.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has ordered that in
view Of the loyalty manifested by the
people OF Alsace-Lorraine during his
visit, all exceptional laws enforced in
the two provinces since the war shall
be abolished.
THE United States Railway Mail
Clerks Mutual Benefit Association
meeting at Boston elected J. H. Nightin-
gale, Of Faribault, Mimi, president,
and c. F.. Lagrave, Of Chicago, secre-
tary and treasurer.
ELIAS GArLING was recently elected
school treasurer at Northfield, Mimi.
His opponents held another meeting and
claims his election is legal and each is
preparing to enfore the claim with bull
Lets.
GREAT pressure has been brought on
the Interior Department officials by the
Rock Island Railroad Company to Sc
cure change Of the toWnsite of Enid.
in the Cherokee Outlet. Commissioner
LamoreMx, however, has decided that
no change will be made.
Four drunken men driving near
knightstown, Ind, fired at Mrs. Ed
ward Elliott and her children, who were
passing them Mrs Elliott was danger
ously wounded but reached the house
of friends. A posse of armed men
started in pursuit of the four men, but
We're unable to overtake them
TlPHo4D fever prevails at Champaign,
Ill.
A WAFER famine prevails at Decatur,
ELL.
UNION PACIFIC employees decide not to-
accept d cut LII wages.
SENER.AL boats. were driven ashore at
Long Island City by a gale.
FIRE at Joliet, ILL.,, destroyed q half
dozen buildings, causing a loss of 81 900.
A MEETING has been called for Sep
TENDER Is to dissolve the Standard Oil
Trust.
REPAIRS have been completed on the
battlesh1p Camperdown, which sunk the
Victoria.