Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-08

claimed he was pursued o h7 He
who wanted to kill him. 'oineone
PATRICK RYAN, of LanarL .oo,o,
nearly fell into the grave Of fr; ana
whose funeral he was attend;n memo
gradually grew weaker and dol ne
parsonage near by. 0o aC the
-, "A burglar entered the residence -
Scared away At se 99shfk2sh AMI but
hind ~ oui gar tools be-
HE catalogue of Nasbotab Sow;
Tor n 1894 is published. The to ttelln, mary
per OF semlnarians in the three a' oi huhl-
> twenty live, and Of prenarotor asses sse,
The Eau Claire 's a2tbnr,ts7etasn stands first
the store, Of H. E. Converse at that
pace, and carried off two slot macbina as'
o W.. converse was notified TO appear in
couiC 10 answer charge OF keening
sa;mmellhg devices. The latter saws he
sne si Gaff t @t the S sRG New
second, having six, the rest renresant M
ing twelve different states with two n1a,,
from Canada. "1'A WV men
FRANK LAMoREUX, of Ashland Conn
", VINO holds an Indian allotment not
included IN the reservation, has been
permitted to cut timber for BUILDING
/ AoooSo, oeli lis, FENCES, etc.
HE smallpox scare at Beloit is dsino
out. 1he plague, however, is giving
MA NAY 70 as fatal scourge-diphther
- amJ Doaru OF Health is thinking seri-
ously OF closing the schools.
- IHE Mineral Point Linen and Fiber
company has been compelled to go in
10 the hands OF receiver, caused by
the pressure of outside claims against
! the COMPANY
G; A. SMART, a Rock County bow.
graduate OF Milton College, has ac-
copied the nomination for Congress bv
the Republicans of the Ottawa, Kas.,
district.
The case of Charles A. Thompson. of
shkosh, vs.. the Wytheville Insurance
and Banking Company, has just been
decided IN the Virginia courts, and the
rulings of Judge Burnell, of Oshkosh,
have been sustained. In October, 1891
Charles A. Thompson's single mill
burned. The company had policy on
the property, but was not licensed to do
business IN the state OF Wisconsin.
After the fire the company refused to
| pay. SUIT was commenced by Mr..
Thompson. Service was had upon the
insurance commissioner, and Judgment
was obtained before Judge Burnell for
the full amount of the policy. After
wards suit was brought on this iudg-
ment in Wythe County, Va, and the
company contested on the ground that
Judge Burnell did not have Jurisdiction.
The court held that the placing of the
policy upon property in Wisconsin was
doing business there, and that the serv-
ice upon the insurance commissioner
gave the court jurisdiction, and rem
dered judgment tor Mr.. Thompson.
A. L. BENNER and his three stalwart
sons were taken from Odanah and ar
raigned before United States Court
Commissioner Tompkins at Ashland.
They were bound over under $500
bonds to appear inEthe federal circuit
court at Madison. They are charged
with taking liquor on the reservation.
The Oshkosh Common Council has
passed an ordinance declaring the nick
el-in-theslot machines gambling de-
vice, and forbidding their operation in
that city.
JOHN Brown disturbed a Salvation
Army meeting at Oshkosh and as re-
suit he will spend thirty days in the
county Jail.
FIRE destroyed barn at Oshkosh
owned by Henry Barber. The loss is
$780, partly covered by insurance.
Mrs OLIVE 7. KAYE, pioneer OF
Fond du Lac County, died at her home
in Fond du Lac, aged II years.
THE coming year will wind up great
deal of the lumber business in the vicin-
itv of Black River Falls. At Mckenna.
a few miles east of Black River Falls,
the firm of Williams Il Salsisch will
complete the work Of cutting their tim
| Der about August, and will then tear up
and 90 to other fields. This will leave
the now stirring little village Of Nc
Kenna with it's $50 families without life
or means of subsistence, and all
will be deserted, as the extensive
mill is all there is. This company
has cleared away and cut up logs
from thousands OF acres and for years
has employed an army Of men. Zeda,
another village of about the sameslZe
of Mckenna, that has been built so
that the two nearly touch each other,
will probably also be deserted during
the simmer. 1t has been built up by
the George Warren Company, and has
nothing back Of it but the mill. The
GEORGE Warren Company is negotiating
for a large tract of timber among Inc
cypress swamps of the far South. inns
| company also OWNS me Flllage t"iH'E
miles from Black River Falls, when
will doubtless sink INTO Il s'''e u
| "inocuous desuetude.
THE terrible deed of Even EVenson
committed a few days ago in the town
Of Greenfield, La Crosse County VIII
no doubt result in the loss of one II not not
two lives. Mrs. Evenson lies at dea1h
door with broken right leg Win
,;Stol wound in the lett leg, similar
5n;nrv in the left arm and bullet IN
her back. Even Evenson IS heipless
with wound in his head, caused oy
hall fired with his own mana, anu nls
throat p is so badly cut that he b reathes
through silver tube: t HIS , Di9hn an
Theodore is able TO pbe ov name home resem-
h hSas s . hospital. Even Evcnson had
oIe arra q o With his brother few days rs
pr ,e,nted to kill him With an axe handle;
f wen is thought to be insane ana an d W ha
he be, taken to the county Jail as soon as ii0
can oe I.<ii SERVER, of Bostwick valley
'iE G.asss County, met with an acG'-