Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-11-02

Harrison.
There is a fiend in human form, in
this town, who takes great delight in
going around peoples dwellings, and de-
stroying a portion OF the banking and
then blaming it to innocent parties.
Archie Mcintyre, formerly of this
place but now of Bessemer, Mich, Wis t.
ed friends here for a couple of days
this week while on his way home from
visit to Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
The Mitchell bank at Milwaukee
will again open it's doors, arrangements
to that effect having been made be-
tween Senator Mitchell, his mother
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell and other
parties NEST interested.
Henry Van.Alstien left for Milwau-
kee yesterday where he will remain
until his case with the North Western
road is settled. Henry lost leg about
four monts ago, at Port Washington,
while working on said road.
1t is nice easy snap, to be editor
foreman, devil and all around man Of
this office during the absence Of the
boss, but as our thinker and activity is
on the wane we wouldn't care q cuss if
the old man would get back again.
Don Oleson. of Mykoif, Mimi, ar
rived in town last Thursday. Mr.
Oleson has rented p. Bogrand's old
stand and will open up % photograph
gallery in the same. He comes we'll
recommended and will guarantee al
his work.
BY Wits OutWitted was presented
by the Wade-Leroyale company at
Opera Hall last Saturday evening. It
proved very laughable and altogether
gave very good satisfaction. The com
pany, although small in numbers, is
strong one.
Fred Hall brought home a. fine
deer Monday morning. There was
some thing about an Indian and three
dollars mixed up with the shooting OF
the deer which we couldn't under
stand but we suppose Fred can explain
it all right.
Cleveland says, that every new APP
pointment he makes stirs up trouble.
and it is given out that he will make
no new appointments til after the
silver question is settled. 1t did look
as if would be a long, cold and cherries
winter for many Of the aspiring Demo
Gratis.
The Chicago & North western road
il after the branch Of the Northern
Pacific running from Ashland to Super
ior, a distance ofsixty-dve miles. with
the Lake Shore and western that road
would have through line to the he ad
OF navigation if they secure the North
ern Pacific Ashland division.
We are in receipt OF Vol. | No. l
OF the Cudahy Times, printed at
Cudahv, Milwaukee County, Wis. It
is an eight page paper edited by
Messrs Sheridan and McElroy. It is a
newsy paper and will W ork for the in
tercsts OF Cudally to the best adyant-
age. We welcome it to our exchange
table.
--McCon nell Bros. shipped tlei'
goods to Oshkosh, Tuesday, and left the
same day on the south bound train for
Oshkosh where they will make their
future home. They have made a host
Of friends during their residence here
Who unite with the REVIEW in wishing
hem the best OF success in their new
venture.
Bro. Small, Of the Democrat, was
around, Tuesday, with blood III his eye
He was looking for q spade with which
to exercise his muscle in banking up
the Office. He secured the desired
article and set manful ~ to work and
bossed the job while Bro. Carpenter
did the work, and now he is kicking
because he has no more offices to bank.
AS we have gone to Australia for
for our balloting law, why not go to
China for our banking lawe There has
not been failure in China, and it is
q ute simple too. The China law pro
vides that if a bank fails and cannot pay
it's depositors within certain time the
banker shall have his head cut off.
These simple laws are beautiful be-
cause of their breVity and effectiveness.
-Ex.
At 1926 o'clock, Monday night, by
vote of 43 to 80 the Sanate passed the
bill Internationally repeating the pur-
chasing clause of the Sherman silver
law, after continuous session OF four,
teen days, and after sixty-one days O.
debate. During the sixty-one days o
debate five Volumes OF the Congress-