Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-12
BADGER NOTES.

d22en tramps to appear in court eyery
morning, but the past few days no one has
THE Rev. T. B. Caldwell, pastor of the
Fifth Baptist Church, Milwaukee, has
rosigned to accept the passionate of the
Fiohteenth Street Baptist Church, of De,
uOt
purchased a large tract Of pine on the Eau
Claire River.
NAT GALLOWAY. an Eau Claire detec-
rive, accidentally shot himself through the
hand while cleaning arevover.
MRS. JANE Z. RoCKwooD has com.
menced suit against the city of Eau Claire
for s. 900 damages for injuries alleged to
have been received on defective sidewalk.
F. A. WILSON, an old La Crosse resi-.
dent, died suddenly of heart failure, aged
81 years.
THE office of the Sunday Morning
Forum, at Eau Clare, was slightly dam
AGED by fire.
WILLIAM IPOMBLY, an Indian on the
Lac Court de Relies reservation, was fined
$50 and costs in the United States court at
Madison for carrying liquor into the reser-
yatlQn.
SEVEN tramps appeared before Judge
Donovan, at Madison, and each was given
ten days of solitary confinement.
IA v
who testified in the Russell murder case at
Eau Clare, is not married to Peter Erick.
SON as has been reported, but is clerking
IN arestaurant at Independence, Trempea-
leau County.
THE case of Mrs. Mary Benson against
the Rev. Father Fabian, of Ashland,
wherein the plaintiff sought to recover
possession OF the lots now occupied by
st. Agnes Church and the residence of the
priest, has been decided i'll favor of the
defendant. The lots were decided to
Father Fabian by X. Benson, the plant
ifs husband
The old Villas homestead, at Madison,
which was built by the late Levi B. Villas
N the early SOS. and which was the family
home till the death of his widow last year,
has been sold to A. o. Fox, of Oregon,
Dane County. The cons ideratiOn is pri
yate. Mr.. Fox is brother of Mrs. William
f. Villas
THE Y. NJ. c. A. at Ashland intends to
erect a new gymnasium IN connection
with the main building, to cost $500.
MICHAEL KELLY, the man arrested at
Madison on a charge of passing counter
felt money, was discharged at his prellm-
mary examination.
The question OF building an electric
line from Ashland to PariShvllle, a dis
tance OF seven miles, is being agltated at
Ashland.
3. Il. PETERSON e Co. of Sapborn. have
4 crew Of over 400 men working in the
cedar SWamps III Ashland County. They
lave already put i'll l, 100000 feet Of logs
and $4,000 ties.
THE palatine Fire Insurance Company,
Of Manchester, Eng land. which applied
for admission into this state, has been
g,anted a license by the commissioner OF
insurance.
WORD has been received at La Crosse
iI,,t l,N1Nr of
that city, was run over by the cars and
Killed at Tacoma, Wash, where he was
employed as conductor on the Northern
Pacific road. He was 50 years old.
THE session for 1898 Of the short course
in agriculture aud the dairy course of the
Stare University opened with an attend
ance in the former OF IS, and IN the latter
Of -. 1t is thought. however, that the
toanumbcr, of students will exceed 2OO.
iuE two Indians, Mosinee and Money
penny, who were tried for the murder of
GJupaSh and lis SQuaW on the Red River
reservation. are row confined in the Dane
County jail awaiting new trial, the Jury
IL the first case having disagreed. Ihey
W!llno be retired until next May.
II is stated that Special Agent Cooper.
who has been Investigating timber cutting
on the Bad River Reservation, has SEN
Satl0ual report to make to headquarters at
Washington. 1t is claimed that several
Prominent lumbermen IN Northern WIS
colSin were Interested III the logging on
the reservation. The Indians complained
that logging WAS being done there; that
Indian Agent Leahy refused to stop 1t, and
the department sent Cooper to investigate.
cooper says he saw logs piled on sideways
at the reservation as high as house.
HANS RAMusEN, IL logger living near
bayhe!d, broke his leg by fall lie was
taken with team OF dogs to W ashburn, q
yET IJ,Tt, lac tn,
set
TUE coroner's Jury over the death OF
Loren2 G. hleinhentz, of Madison, who
was found dead 10 bed, returned verdict
lEa deceased came 10 his death from heart
failure.
Mis-. SARAH NJ. FRANCIS, physician and
surgeon, OF Madison, was married TO Ern-
tS' Nlcman, of Chicago, 4 former Madison
resident.
THOMAS BAGLEY, aged 20 years, had his
Ahee badly crushed on a logging railway
hear Marinette. He died from his injuries.
WORD has been received IN Marlnette or
me deaf at Los Angeles, Cal, OF FRANK,
SGa OF Mrs. William Mccartney, formerly
u Marlnette, aged 10 years.
1OGDEN STRONG, a son of the late cen.
William L. Strong, OF Wisconsin, has 1lea
an application III the circuit court at chi
tago Tor permission to change his name TO
Mat borne by his father. The application
sets forth that the young man was born
april Is, 1870, but it does not give any rea-
WhS Tor desiring to relinquish the name
ogden. Young Mr.. Strong's matrimonial
HHoUoieS have brought him into conSldera-
Die Prominence.
VI ii. BALL, Il Madison manufacturer,
%Tnu W. i. DWyer, Il representative OF the
N0ulSon Times have started on hunt fol
I'm pate mills. Mr.. Ball proposes to show
,ne Times people a TN plate mill employ.
Il ~ a. tons
pate week. or else pay all the expenses
VI the trip and IS a day to the papers rep
ieSehtatlve. The first visit will be to st.
MRS. NJ. j. DOYLE, of Verona. Dane
SoQ4ty, was badly injured in a runaway
ESldent at Madison. Her recovery Is
,f LIE Sturgeon Bay Republican will here
~It DC known as the Democrat, TO mar
"uhlze with its political tendencies.
me dedication of the new Y. NJ. {. A.
Ig"|t,iuinS at Marinette will take place the