Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-13
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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has failed, owing Sc, 800.
JERRY SIMPSON denies report that he
is candidate for governor OF Kansas.
SEVEN firms were burned out in a fire
at Morley, Mich, the loss being ST., 600.
THE strike of the Kansas miners is al
most over. There is a question of only
cent a ton.
ScoTr Fox was killed in wreck at
Bagley, Mich, caused by cattle being
on the track.
DRoUTH in many sections of Europe
bids fair to ruin the agriculturists. Fod-
der is total failure.
| ILLINOIS NATIONAL GUARDsMEN will not
go into camp this year. Lack of funds
is given as the reason.
ABRAHAM X. Allison, who was gov
ernor Of Florida in the SOS, is dead.
He was So years of age.
| CLARENCE DlNGMAN, anxious for fame,
jumped from Buffalo elevator into the
harbOr He was killed.
| DEBATE on the bank bill in the Rome
Chamber of Deputies was tumultuous,
but the bill was passed.
BIG FoUR's differences with it's en-
| ployes are adjusted, the men agreeing
! to no increase in their wages.
TRoops are being concentrated at
Paris. The state of feeling in France is
critical and revolution is feared.
TEXAS fever has broken out among
| the cattle in Chatauqua County, Kan
sas, and many animals have died.
G.. S. THEBo, of Paris, Tex, sues the
Choctaw Nation for $ll0,349 attorney
fees in the ChoctawO Oklahoma claim.
| Col. TYRRELL, of the Michigan Ma
tional Guard, has been suspended by
Gov. Rich for alleged INSTRUMENTATION.
The Rev. Leigh Vernon and Mrs. J.
E. Pearsons were arrested at Duluth,
charged with having eloped from Jop-
lin, Mo.
GooDERHAM's distillery at Toronto,
Ont, has closed on account Of surplus
stock. Others there will probably
follow.
EIGHTY-sEvEN pensioners at Philadel
phia have been suspended by order Of
Commissioner Lochren, who is purging
the rolls.
D. C. WooDs, of Avon, ILL.,, fell from a
load Of hay and was killed.
ARNOLD GRAFT, crawled under a
freight car to sleep at Titfin, O. He was
cut to pieces.
PATRICK RILEY & Son, leather dealers
at Newark, n. j., have assigned. The
liabilities are $2OO,OO
LITTLE favor is shown the attempt to
resurrect the National Board of Health.
1t is said to be useless.
PRACrICAL men will be given prefer
ence in the treasury promotions. Secre-
tary Carlisle has so declared.
INSURANCE rates in Illinois have been
increased Is per cent, according to the
report of the state auditor.
INDIANAPOLIS is practically penniless
through the failure of New York firm
to take it's refunding bonds.
No contractor employing convict labor
can bid on government work, according
to an order from the supervisor.
sTEERAGE passenger named keely
died of apopleXy on the Cunarder Cam
pania on her last eastward voyage.
BASIL LOCKWOOD, the colored hero of
the Ford Theater disaster at Washing
ton. has been presented with a gold
watch.
EDWARD M. GADsDEN, of Georgia has
been appointed superintendent of the
money order service, Post-oftice Depart
ment.
The Arkansas State Bank of Stuttgart,
and the Arkansas Farmers and Trad
ers' Bank of Dewitt, Ark, have closed
their doors.
FINDING her daughters prospective
husband Neil Woodcock, had a wife,
Mrs. Lane, of Hillsboro, ILL.,, horse
whipped him.
LOUIS SCHULTZ, ex-senator, confessed
to having killed George Artanasin at
Stockton, Cal, July 4, to avenge his sis
ter's downfall.
The Mayor and Council of Kansas
City, kas., have concluded to order the
electric ghts turned off on account of
the city's poverty.
Gov. RICH, of Michigan, has is
sued his first pardon. The subject of
who was sentenced to ten years in 1891.
ANXIETY of the State Department to
get vessel i'll Samoan waters is to- pre-
vent war rather than to look after
American interests after revolution
occurs
GREAT damage was done by hail
storm near Pembine, n. d.
WAR has not yet broken out in Samoa,
but the situation is still critical.
DURING June forty-six deaths occurred
at lronwood, Mich, from typhoid fever.
A WAREHOUSE and granary burned at
Hamburg, causing loss of 500 600
marks
HE report of the master in chancery
in the Monon Railway case is against
that company.
GEORGE III. LUCE, jeweler, was arrested
at Columbus, O., on charge of eperat-
ing fence.
HAWAIIAN lepers are in rebellion and
have killed an officer. They object to
being removed to Molaki.
DAVID LAVENDER has been arrested
for the murder of r. II. Reed at Chat
tanooga. He has confessed.
THE Rev. c. J. Sandport, Lutheran
minister known throughout the United
States, died at Evansville, Ind, aged Il
years.
THREE men held up an International
q Great Northern train near Palestine,
Tex, and secured $500 from the express
safe.
LOWER transcontinental rates are
promised. The Union Pacific will re-
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