Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-23
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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lngton, H., of the murder of John Hay,
and was sentenced to forty years i'm
prisonment.
THE celebration at Berlin in memory
Of the patriots who fell in the revolu-
ton of 1S4S was quiet beyond all eX-
peCtation.
The British authorities have seized
the papers of DR.. Cornelius Hayes, and
they will be turned over to the French
government.
FRANK HAUMEssER, of Madison, Ind.
was shot and instantly killed by Walter
Jewass, house painter, in saloon at
Connersville. Ind.
A FRENCH Anarchist named Barnard
has been arrested in Rome, charged
with the commission of the recent
dynamite outrages.
INSPECTOR BIERCY, commander of q
detachment Of Northwest Territory
mounted police at Edmonton, COM
mitted suicide by shooting.
TIE Russian Behring Sea commission
holds that the term territorial waters"
used in Behring Sea papers means all
waters within ninety miles of the coast
line.
GEN. GREEN B. RAUM, ex-commission-
er of pensions, has associated himself
with mis- son, Daniel F. Raum, of Peoria,
ILL.,, and will open a law office in Chica-
go.
PROF. JOHN r. GRAY, dean of the col
lege OF music of the Illinois Wesleyan
University, died at Bloomington, H.,
from measles complicated with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. SARAH LAGRo, who sued Daniel
Hill, aged so, fo> breach OF promise, has
Il Il 1>xv y,
hart, Ind.
been ordered by the Elba Iron Works
at Plttsburg, Four hundred men are
interested.
The Union Pacific fast mail train east
bound was wrecked at Piedmont, Wyo.
Postal Clerk B. F. Guy Of Cheyenne
was killed.
LEWIS A. WRIGHT, the boy arrested on
charge of having started the recent
big fire in Boston, was held for herr
ing in s., 900 bonds.
THE Chauncey Lamb was the first boat
of the season to reach Burlington, Ia.
1t was in search of several million feet
Of logs carried off by the ice.
The city attorney of Indianapolis de-
cides that the proposed tax on city
entertain the 6. A. r. is lawful.
NELs NELSON, of Huntington, Neb.,
was found dead on railway track at
Sioux City, Ia. He had apparently
been killed by falling off a train.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OLNEY has APP
pointed Frank Strong, of Arkansas.
general agent of the Department of
Justice, vice +. G. Foster. resigned.
BRYCE ARTHUR WHITE, the young En-
glishman who stole ZOO from the
Wallabout Bank of Brooklyn, pleaded
guilty and was remanded for sentence.
THOMAS HALLIsEY, on trial at New
York on charge of numbering his
step-uncle, Thomas Mclaughlin, was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree.
WILLIAM SCHwAB & Son, album deal
ers at New York, have failed. They
had Endorsed paper for H. I. Sollick,
who recently assigned. The liabilities
are 1926, 900.
THE body of Harry Kernel, the
comedian, was inferred at Philadelphia.
"BIsHoP" OBERLY, of Illinois, is said
to be booked for Indian commissioner.
EPHRAIM H. GRoH, an old citizen of
Dixon, H., committed suicide by shoot
ing.
HENRY S. IVES has secured control Of
the Cleveland, Akron q Columbus Rail-
road.
THE Wheeler Opera House at Toledo,
o., was destroyed by fire. The loss is
$S0,0O0.
THE Rev. William Graham died at
Boston while addressing temperance
meeting.
ALFRED DODGE, the veteran statistician
OF the Agricultural Department, is to be
removed.
The woman suffrage measure before
the Michigan legislature was killed IN
the lower house.
The public schools at Livermore, Ia.
have been closed on account of an out
break Of diphtheria.
Miss KATHERINE HENNEssY was fatally
injured near Merna, ILL.,, by being run
over by a horse man.
THERE are 500 cases of measles in the
village of Isabel, Ill. Seventeen deaths
occurred in two weeks.
AUGUST STANLEY and Henry Johnson,
two hunters, were dro Wned in the
kankakee River near Valparaiso, Ind.
FREDERICK FLADDEN, an early settler
of Galena, Ill.,, was struck by train
and instantly killed. He was 80 years
old.
ERNEST HUcKABY stabbed Willis Smith
to death near st. Mary's, Ga. Both
men were farmers and were rivals in
love.
Mrs. FRANCES HITLER, of Wilmin yton,
Mass, with fortune of $4,000 will
on Easter Sunday marry her coachman,
Peter Surrette.
THREE tremen were injured by fall
ing wall at Minneapolis. The block at
247 and 249 Hennepin Avenue burned.
Loss, $780, 600.
THE contest over the will of the late
John Reynolds, of South Bend, Ind,
has been settled by the heirs, and the
case dismissed.
THE store of S. S. Smith, at Farming
ton, Mo-, was robbed and then burned
to conceal the robbery. Loss, Sl5 900;
insurance, $4,000.
THE New York & New England Rail-
way shops and yards at East Hartford,