Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-13
The city of Nalnarais0

The city. of Valparaiso, r.,
brought suit against ev md, d
Schwarzkopf and his bondse@Anr.i reeasu
recovery of $4,000. 'l'en Tor
The Back-Everett ordinon
is to give Detroit rapid transit te VIII
cent fare, was passed by the con Tor
signed by the mayor. >0"uclI d
Passage of the Patterson on
to the interstate commerce. ,ct endmd
endangered by a breach of f,;n ilaS 1
part of the railroad lobby. ''H on 1
The postmaster-ge general hoe ;.
that postmasters return to the Son uHlfect|
registered letters addressed to tb Se' TerS
tional Patentees' agency or 70 riN'erl
cy Willis or Henry Martin, i Ihn d!' q
legged that these men are conJ oeils
fraudulent scheme through thn vAu At"
and international mails. -N'ileilJ
w. e. Robertson. who was VI
from a years, sentence in the CGssSaI
penitentiary, pleaded guilty to fo nUIoS s
charges and was sent back to ioH
three years more. Robertson was ' on
of 4 bank at Salida, Col, and wa Ms o yIaSAl
with receiving deposits when he k uuafssl
bank was insolvent. NDeW
Robert Tenwick, a coal MIN.
was struck on the head with bntei VI
a man named Oppendorf, died '" ~ ;r
Haute, Ind. Oppendorf will be a ~ Iel
One of the first acts of tbo w
Gar, it is said upon the best of au+t sVa1
will be to pardon the three members l ~
imperial family who are in disgrace Y
exile. ' "
The estate of the late William
Walthers of Baltimore, valued on /
way from S0,OOO,OOO to S1OO0O ono
to be divided between the son and 'I Jon
ter. Wy
Prince Bismarck frequently visit, !,
temporary mausoleum at Varzin IN w, y !
the body of his wife was placed 1b0 W." aaEf
of the mausoleum is entirely covered nmy''
Wreaths. wy
While on patrol in Denver WIN,
Allen, Il Pinkerton Waterman. fen in a
snow, struck the sharp edge of A 81
walk and broke his back near the I sa
lumbar joint.
Hardin, on trial i'm the United Sta.
court at Fort Smith, Ark. charged wi,
murder, was acquitted. He was ona
the Cook gang. He is brotber.n,l.
of Bill Cook.
-Zeke Allerton, living hear RoaDOl
Md. beat his wife into insensibty =,
her head and face and Knocked her NM
Il hot stove, and is under bonds awati~
the outcome of her injuries.
Spencer 0. Fisher, the Late Dem
cratic candidate for governor of Mich
gan, and several other leading Democr,
have signed a call for a free silver nn
ference to be held at Lansing
A. L. Chrisman, living fourteen mil
from Red Oak, Ia, was badly hurt by
kicking horse, which also smashed A i,
tern, starting a fire that burned hons
barn and several valuables' horses.
Nebraska courts have held that ST
dents at the state institute for the bin
must quit the school on being. graduate
Last years class refused to, leave, b
were removed on a writ Of custer.
-kittie Lansing Adams, aged Is, h
applied at Valparaiso, Ind, for divor
from Charles Adams, aged L.. to wh
she had been married six months. N
alleges cruel and inhuman treatment.
Mrs. Hannah Williams of lndianar
lis. who was returning with her husbal
and a young son from a European tr
committed suicide by jumping oyerbOa
from the steamship Ohio while it was
nniG-ocean.
THE Anderson Qnd.) paper mills We
sold at receivers sale to Crawford h
banks. president of the American Stn,
board syndicate, for $4,000.
Rector Watson burned incense auTl
the services in st. Johns Epscol
church at Kingston. n. Y, and chars
will be preferred against him.
Many roads are suffering from a C
famine owing to increased local busine
while others are sending ''empties" Ea
to- accommodate west-bound traffic.
Missouri river packers are stirred
over the advance in rates on live no
and packing-house products and may
taliate' by shipping via gulf ports. .
Cincinnati ministers are fighting NJ
day theaters. Two of the ministers we
to- Havlin's theater and stayed long enol
to, qualify themselves as witnesses. l
police refused to arrest the actors until
performance was concluded.