Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-11-29

sin river at Muscoda, which was de
stroyed September by cyclone, has
been thrown open to the puDIc. Inst
bridge rests on stone pier and is lOOq
feet in length.
Andrew Barton, proprietor of lunch
counter. and Emmett Reilly, owner ands
manager of a so-called temperance billiard
and pool hall at Evansville, were arrested
on a charge of selling spirituous and mai
liquors. n
Green Bay Shortly after O'Clock III
Tie. afternoon the Jewelry store OF John
Van Den Elsen was entered by thieves
and thirty-eight watches stolen. Mr.. Va1f
Den Elsen went home to supper an1
locked the door as he supposed. WheIf
he came back he found the door open and,
the catch sprung outside the lock. which,,
leads to the belief that some person OF
persons were near at hand at the tlmT
he closed up The value of the watched
stolen is between $4,000 and $500. Therel
is no clue to the identity of the thieves.
William Coulter, a Green Bay young'
man, lost his life while hunting ducks on
the bay in company with George Refs.
In some manner Coulter capslzed his
canoe and was struggling in the water
nearly half an hour before taken out by
a tug crew. He was alive when placed in
the tug caL.1, but all efforts to resuscitate
him failed. The shock and exposure was
too much and he died ten minutes later.
posture.
Mrs William Kelly, residing at Me-
nasha, has received the particulars of the
murder of here mother-in-law, Mrs: My
ron Kelly. former resident Of Menasha,
was 80 years of age and resided with her
son. Last week the servant and a fellow
consprator stranged the woman and left
the son in a dying state, as they supposed.
He, however, returned to consciousness
H.,
ured and will be shot for the crime.
What is known as the town of Pine,
Greek, comprising four full townships, has
been vacated by the Clark county board.
Only one township is settled to any ex-
tent, the balance being heavily timbered
River and Chippewa Lumber and Boom
companies. The territory will revert back
to the town of Little Black.
AT shooting match held on the farm
of a man named Book between Blue river
and Muscoda, a young farmer named
killed. He had just left the target when
! one Of the marksmen fired the ball, which
struck the ground and glancing struck
Hefner in the head. He leaves wife
and child
Sheriff Kraby of Winnebago county
arrested John l.. Miller, alias Mckay,
alias Dons, alias Mitchell at Oshkosh,
wanted at Flint, Mich, for the alleged
robhing of passenger train June l last.
Fifty dollars reward was offered for his
capture. Miller will go back without
reQuiSitiOn.
The Protestant ministers of Racine
are arranging for a celebration on Deem
Der 8 of the Booth anniversary of the birth
of Gustavus Adolphus, the King of
Sweden. A committee has been formed to
have charge of the celebration consisting
of DR.. G: Bjorkmann, the Rev. ]. p.
Farmer, the Rev. II. Uphoff, the Rev. c..
S. Nickerson, the Rev X. Hanson and
4. w. Bergstrom, president of the Syea
society.
There is religious-legal contest over
the adoption of Gertrude Klein, a 4-year-
old girl at Fond du Lac. She was adopt
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bean Protestants.
The Rev. Father Van Treeck objected,
as he claims el1 s, the girls father was not
The question will be decided by Judge
Gillen.
All the workmen discharged from the
Stevens Point shops during the railroad
strike last summer will be reinstated, an
order to that effect having been issued by
the management. The hours of work will
be increased from eight to ten. There
are nearly 1000 cars at the Stevens Point
shops to be overhaued and repaired.
A college missionary class with a mem
Lawrence university for the study of the
history of missions. Prof. Merica will be
the leader and q committee consisting of
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Ed James and
,, Prof. Mericia will have charge of the pro-
! gramme.
IS. G. Cushman of Lewiston, Columbia
county aged % years. met with an acct
dent that may cripple him for life. He is
Il school teacher, and while playing pull
away with his pupils, he fell and struck
his knee against the foundation of the
building and broke the knee-cap into four
pieces.
Owen McManus, a farmer lad from
Ohio, started to walk from Florence to
Iron River in search of work He was
unsuccessful and returned to Florence
On his arrival it was discovered that both
his feet were frozen. Amputation will
not be necessary