Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-11
NEWS PARAGRAPHS


J. 2. FULLER, of Casstown, O., has
been arrested charged with embezzllng
funds from his employer, Josiah knoop.
CRAzED by cocai ne, DR.. Manaton, OF
Greenport, L. l., drove his sister from
the house and demolished the furniture.
ARTHUR POWELL and Herbert Hierons
| were killed by Grand Trunk train at
an Edwardsville, Mich, grade crossing.
a 2a-YEAE-oLD child of Louis Matter,
of Pittsburg, died from the effects OF
an assault by John Campbell, who is in
Jail.
| SIX Louisville undertakers have been
| sued for S25. 900 damages. They refused
a burial until a bill due one of them was
paid.
DR. &. NJ. CRUMLEI, an Ottlcer at the
reformatorv for boys at Lancaster, o.,
has filed charges against the manage
ment.
A FALL of coal in mine at Center
Vile, Ia, killed John Foster and fatally
hurt Harlan Richards, owner Of the
| mine.
| ALBERT PETERSON, a card shark, was
shot dead in a gambling house at Car
bon, Wyo., by Thomas Morris, a la
| bOrer.
JACK MEREDITH, young man convict
ed of counterfeiting, hanged himself in
his cell at Wheeling, w. Va. with strip
of blanket.
A GENERAL reduction in wages has
been made in the hoop works at Con-
verse, Ind. The average reduction is
20 per cent.
Two children set fire to baby car
riage occupied by the infant OF Mrs.
| Max Gerard, of Decatur, Ind, and the
babe persisted.
THE sentence of George Hardy and
Edward Norris, Washington, d. c.,
murderers, has been committed to life
imprisonment.
NICARAGUA CANAL COMPANY stockhold-
ers have been warned against the re-
organization plan suggested by the Bart
lett committee.
LAHoN HEATH, publisher of counter
felt detector, died in Revere, Mass,
from apoplexy. He was born in New
Hampshire in 1887
EXPLODING dynamite and turpentine
wrecked hardware store in Flint,
Mich, and caused CONSERVATION
throughout the city.
ADMIRAL DA CANA has issued a mani
festo denying success of the Brazilian
revolution would mean re-establish-
| menu O1 lI1C
MARIUs SCHooNMAKER. formerly
active in the counseis of the Wings,
! died at Kingston, n. Y. He was SO
years old.
BERT PILE and Joseph Stonacker,
! farmer boys, are under arrest at Hunt
ington, Ind, charged with robbing the
store OF Cornelius Myers, at Pleasant
| Plains.
ANOTHER movement has been started
at Des Moines, Ia, to raise John
Mahin relief fund Mahin's house was
blown up with dynamite at Muscatine
last summer.
w. r. RAY, city marshal of Smith
boro. ILL.,, and Weddowtield, and Will
burn have been held to the grand Jury
in 81 900 bonds for completely in the
killing of William Sanderten on Christ
mas eve.
Mrs. EMMA MCCLURE has entered suit
at Piqua, o., against Alois Bundel for
5000 damages for breach of promise.
She alleges that three times he post
poned the wedding day and finally re-
fused to marry her.
The Colorado supreme court has de-
MED the supersedeas asked by the at
torneys for w. E. Robertson, the
Salida banker who was sentenced to
the penitentiary to serve one year
each upon three convictions.
RICHARD KLocKE, of Nebraska City,
Neb., who went to Westphalia, Ger
many, to visit his mother, is detained
there for service in the army. He
lived in America many years and had
taken out his first papers, but neglected
to become a citizen.
THE legislature of Nova Scotia is in ses-
sion.
THE inquest over the Louisville bridge
disaster has begun.
ELIZABETH PEABODY died in Jamaica
Plain, n. j., aged 90 years.
OPERA HOUSE block burned at Schell
City, Mo, with loss of $4,000.
FRANK ScHwE1KERr, a Wyoming
! pioneer, died at San Diego, CAL
JUDGE l.. 0. HATCH, of McGregor, Ia,
fell from railway trestle and broke
! both legs.
1--WE prisoners sawed the lock off the
Kevser VI, Va, Jail door and escaped.
Four were recapture-.
Tu1R,Y-oNE Cinnamon in charge of Off
GERS are on their way from Texas to San
Francisco to be deported.
ELIAS OWEN, convicted of the murder
Of James Biggs, was sentenced at Brazil,
Ind, to life imprisonment.
zoE E::sIfER, te5rmel,,y a promineiht,t
figure on the vaudeville stage, is to be
tried for insanity at Kansas City
WHILE eating parched corn the 5-year-
old son of William Brinde, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, was choked to death.
MILLER A. SUL1EN was caught in the
act of setting fire to 'shavings in the
Nebraska penitentiary cooper shop.
FREDERICK THOMAS Q1REENHALGE was
formally inaugurated governor of the
commonwealth of Massachusetts at Bos-
ton.
J. STERLING MORTON, SECRETARY of agri-
culture, says he does nothts.tend to abol-