Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-05
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

preceded the march.
Mr.. MCCARTNEY, of CHEYENNE. Wvo.,
has been awarded the contract Tor $50
600 for constructing the new water
works system at Buffalo, Wyo.
THE Spiritualists of Southern Michigan
observed their forty-sixth anniversary
at Paw Paw. Mrs Jennie H. jackson,
of Grand Rapids, delivered the prinei-
pal address.
In the Union Pacific wage hearing at
Omaha, Neb., Chairman Nroman, of the
engineers, assured Judge Caldwell the
men would not strike ii the decision was
adverse to them.
LEROY FAULKNER, a Young farmer liv-
ing near Rockford, ILL.,, will sue the
Chicago & North w estern Railroad for
$1,000, alleging that Conductor Parlow
beat him and put him off train with
out cause.
FRANK O'FARRELL, a Democratic at
torney, and Rev. j. G. Shackelford, an
Episcopal divine, engaged IN a street
AN attempt was made b. wreck an
excursion train near Oxford, o., on
high trestle. The engine struck the
obstruction but remained on the track
In discussing the right of the South to
Creek, Neb., broke all the furniture
and several members were badly in
jured.
brought suit against the Schlitz Brew
ing Company, of Milwaukee, Tor 10000,
has been arrested for violating the Fed
eral revenue laws.
TWENTY box car robbers were ar
rested at Kokomo, Ind, and several
thousand dollars worth of plumber was
recovered.
JOHN BERNSTEIN, travelling salesman
for a Chicago jewelry house, pawned
his samples in Kansas City to obtain
money with which to play faro.
A. w. DIcKERsoN, the defaulting
cashier of the Cass County Bank at At
lantic, Ia, secured a change of venue.
His trial will probably be held in Shelby
County.
ONE case Of smallpox has been dis
covered at Greenbush, Ill. Many
people in the community have been ex-
posed and a strict quarantine has been
established.
Two horse thieves were captured at
Young's Crossing, I. Z. They were
with a gang, and were only taken after
battle with United States officers last
ing over an hour.
THE Van Leuven pension fraud cases
at Dubuque, Ia, will be tried April 10.
MUNCIE is bidding for the Indiana en-
campment Of the Grand Army of the
Republic.
KENTUCKY women are signing a petit
ton asking Congress to impeach Col.
Breckenridge.
The report of an uprising of the Chip
pewa Indians on the Mile Laos Reserva-
ton is untrue.
Col. JOHN A. CocKERILL denies that
he is to assume the management of the
New York Herald.
Owing to Judge Whites absence the
vaccination cases at Terre Haute were
postponed a week.
The National Live Stock Bank Of Fort
Worth, Tex, has been authorized to
begin business; capital, 100000.
THE trial of John w. Paris, president
of the defunct Greentown Bank, has
been set for April II at Frankfort, Ind.
IT is thought that George AshWorth,
who shot Mrs. WILDER Mason in Warren
County, Ia, is surrounded near New
Virginia.
AFTER being out forty eight hours the
jury in the Murray damage suit against
the Anderson, Ind, Gas Company,
failed to agree and was discharged.
THE Pierre, S. d., United States grand
jury is considering the case of White
Face Horse, concerned in the massacre
Of six cowboys near Pine Ridge last
year.
GRAND ARMY men at Denver, Col,
allege misappropriation of Soldiers and
Sailors Home funds and demand that
an investigation be made by the gov
erEment.
SECRET SERVICE AGENT O'DoNNELL ar
rested Thomas Hughes at Basic City,
Va, for counterfeiting scent coins. He
is thought to belong to a Michigan gang
of coiners.
FIFTY polishers in the National sew
ing machine factory at Belvidere, ILL.,,
went out on strike, joining the 100
piece workers. The company refuses
to arbitrate.
j. T. MARSHALL, formerly travelling
man for the Red Cross Vinegar Com
pany, of St. Louis, is wanted at Beatrice,
NeD., for getting Moies & Moulton to
cash a worthless draft for 500.
TIE arrest of one of the alleged
Whitecappers at Palestine, Ark, on in
ulCtAICAlo NY GLO 3 ttuu Jul , AI<'o SeeuoCo
intense excitement It is feared the
feeling may result in bloodshed.
H. B. McoREHEAD, president of the
Commercial Gazette Company, confirms
the report that a majority of the stock
of that paper has been purchased by
Perry S. Heath, the Washington cor
respondent, and his associates.
THE Paddock Hotel people at Beatrice,
Neb., Endorsed a draft for $50 for j. Z.
Marshall, week ago, in accord with a
telegram purporting to come from the
Red Cross Vinegar Company of st.
Louis. The telegram was forged and
the draft protested.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has sent to the
House letter recommending an appro-
priation Of $685. to reimburse the
bishop of the Greek Church of Alaska
for funds expended in furnishing the
people of St. Paul Island with necessa-
nv supplies. The affair has been the
subject of diplomatic correspondence
with Russia.
BALTIMORE celebrated the 260th ami
versary of the landing of Leonard Cal