Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-06-01
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


two Of the three ,200-ton glnboatS au-
thorized by Congress be constructed of
the composite type,
SHo-W Nu-t;E-SnlG, the Chippewa
chief at Cass Lake Indian reservation
In Minnesota was stabbed 10 death by
an Indian. The murderer was iynched.
Bulus STOCKING, one of the earliest
settlers in Grand Rapids, Mich, having
gone there in 1884, died, aged So years.
His marriage was the first performed
there
FRATERNITY and anti-fraternity stu
dents of Knox College, at Galeshurg,
H., are III Il deadlock over the election
Of Il president of the chief literary So
cicty
Tlir conflict between the Vatican and
Quirinal rs to the appointment of patri-
arch of Venice has been settled by the
joint nomination of Sunto, bishop OF
TreViSc
TnE mills of the Bethlehem Pa, Iron
Company have been shut down About
800 men are thrown out of employ
ment. Lack of orders caused the
closing
DuRlNG Il candy fair in Horticultural
Hall, Philadelphia, an explosion oc-
Cured, l@inting Il quantity of fireworks
and causinga panic. The loss is about
$50, 900.
FORMAL charges Of tyranny, incompe-
tencc. disobedicnce and violation of the
Baltimore decree have been filed against
Bishop Bonacum, of the Lincoln, Neb.,
district
ALIEN Brown, well-known railroad
man, died ut East Tawas, Mich, of
paralysis and dropsy.
Il. A. VAN ANGElnEKK was sent to jail
for II year ut Des Moincs, Ia, for fraud
ulent use of the mails.
TuE congressional reapportionment
bill was passed by the Illinois House
after stormy session.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton will hold their national congress
ut ST. Paul on June %.
An issue OF $3.50, 900 bonds in aid of the
Mesaba 4 Northern road was voted by
st. Louis County, Mimi.
CALLS have been made on the govern
ment for tents for the use of Lower
Mississippi flood sufferers.
CuoCr\w and Chickasaw Indians, who
are to receive S2.2ol $50 from the gov
crnment, ask to be paid in silver.
PRESIDENT lIuGnrrr of the North
Western, will be asked to arbitrate the
REPORTS from the 100 national banks
in illinois outside of Chicago show re-
serve Of 1919 per cent. above require
ment.
pAclFlC warships will hereafter be re-
equipment OF the yard now being
ample.
The father of Lou Trcnck, who was
b,. I,,. /, -, Il
Il reward for the conviction of the ring
leaders.
TuE American starch works ut Column
bus, Ind, will shut down indefinitely
One hundred men will be thrownout of
employment.
llENsy RAMSEY, colored, was hanged
the murder of Robert v Harris, mar
shall of Summerviile,
AIMING the features of the annual G.
\. Il. Encampment of South Dakota in
Chamberlain, on June &, will be the
presence Of several hundred Sioux
Indians.
SECRET societies were condemned by
resolution bv the Dunkard convention
ut Muncic, Ind. Church members be-
longing to secret orders will be expelled
from the church.
TuE departure for Washington of Nan
Tscn, the new Chinese minister, has
been deferred, pending the Washington
government $ reply oChlna> = questions
concerning thc Geary act.
WuAIAM PlcKNEY, one of the two
negroes sentenced to be hanged June 80
tor the murder of Francis Bowie, the
wealthy farmer of Prince Georges
County, Md, escaped from Jail.
TuE Rhode Island hye-elcctions leave
the legislature with 81 Democrats and
IS Republicans. 1t is said Senator Wat
son, Il Republican, will vote for Demo-
cratic candidates for state officers.
EN- NJ >YoR \. B. DNoNp, Of Arcola,
H.. was shot and killed by his partner,
David Miller. Dimonu and Miller have
been partners in the insurance bust
ness tor some time and had trouble
over a settlement.
JAMES IT, Eusrls, United States am
bassador, was not allowed by the hall
porter to enter the reception of the
Paris AcnmemN. Mr. Eustis waited
outside quarter OF an hour, when his
predicament became known.
FIVE buildings burned ut Grinnell, In.
The losses were: Northwestern Hotel,
$1,000; Jones 4 kinden's livery, $1,000;
LENS 4 Hudson marble factory, $1,000;
Amos Thompson, general stock, 81 900;
l.. H. lnman, harness, 81 900
ALBERT DEnLoo. ~ years old and UNI
married, fell from Il train ut Ellhart,
Ind, and was killed.
TuE Conservatives Of Belfast and
neighboring towns made a great dem
oustration in Ulster Hall in honor of
the Marquis of. Salisbury. Fully 5000
Obstetrics, mostSof whom carried minia-
ture union jacks, took part in the meet
ing.
TIM Canadian Liquor Commission, to
investigate the workings of the prohi-
bition law, took evidence nj nes
Moines, la They did not regard the
law With much favor. Local Prohibi-
tionists believed the law practically
amounted to local option.
RosALiE BrNTRocK and her lover,
Fritz Erbc, who were convicted at
Madgeburg, Germany, in June last of
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