Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-04
WISCONSIN NEWS.

44&UCaSJST DIS d parry W tlC IhoH tIOi
Bank robbery. He is young fellow
With short Black hair and looks not
more than % years of age. Fortv-three
dollars and half were found on his
person, mostly in hiding places: He
refused to give an account OF himself
and was committed. A revolver was
found hidden near the hotel in Living
sfon where the boy was arrested that Is
a. mate to the one taken from one OF the
burglars caught at Montfort. The boy
gives his name as George CurloW.
The Montfort burglar confessed 20 his
crime giving bis name as George
ERcrtz, and said the others were
George Movers, aged 81, dark COM
n!exion and black hair; George Wilson,
dark complexion and dark hair and
snustache. and Jack With, light COM
psexion and light hair and mustache,
and had w J. l.. tattooed on his wrist.
Not much confidence is placed in this
information, but the boy arrested at
Livingston suits the description of Viii
saa except that the mustach< is gone.
Wortz had good kit OF tools tor boring
safes and says each one had a like out
ait lie says they came from Waterloo,
Ia The four got on at Galena and went
to Monttort on freight the night OF the
burglary. AL! four shot three times at
gun and buCkshot shot several times at
them, and though the distance between
them was little more than half across
the street nobody was hit
TnE '"yolcano" on the farm Of Capt.
Nollincshcad, near Trempealeau, is
again becoming active. On recent cold
mornings small clouds Of steam have
been seen ascending slowly from the
rift in the rocks, telling plainly of the
higher temperature short distance be-
dow
4 PARTY OF surveyors have left Iron
River for Port Wing, where they will
complete 9 survey for a railway from
Port Wing to Bayfield, This will give
Al outlet by rail to the new lake town
ot Port Wing.
WILLIE and Henry, two young sons Of
Peter Wannebo of La Crosse, are miss
ing from their home. 1t is feared they
were drowned while skating on the
NJ isGlssippi River.
THE young woman who was taken i'll
or q North Western train near Oshkosh
gives her name as Maud Williams, of
Chicago Hey recovery IS doubtful.
ARVHUR EYER, q Racine boy, broke
GbHoug3, the ice while skating and was
drowned. The body was recovered half
al hour afterwards.
4 ynUEG woman carrying small
,satchel was taken suddenly i'll on
North u cstern train q few miles north
of Oshkosh, Before relapsing into I'M
consciousness she gave her name as
Maud Patterson. She was taken to st.
Mary's Hospital. 1t is thought she will
die. Physicians think it a case Of sui
cidal poisoning.
CyHys UoosAN, employed in a paper
gnll ia Depere, committed suicide by
damaging himself in a barn. He was
zssgbject TO fits of temporary insanity.
He was 80 years of age and leaves Il
barge family.
.'oHH McLEns was killed by passen-
ger train near Frunksville. The re-
mains were taken to Racine. The COR
nEey's jury returned verdict that he
came to lis death by his Own careless
xleSS-
CoMMoDoRE Rooms, a pioneer Of
Winnebago County, died at his home in
Oshkosh, the result Of Il stroke Of
paralysis experienced last summer.
He was II years of age.
THOMAS ROBINSON, employed in a lum-
hex camp near Ashland, had his back
broken by q log rolling upon him. He
~cannot live.
WILLIAM MARSHAL, colored, was ar
rested at Racine on charge of threat
enln2 to Kill his wife with a Ratchet.
THE annual charity ball at Green Bay
%sas not q success this year. Less than
sixty couple were present.
1T seems that George Ellefson and
Mrs. Mary kollbrak, who eloped from
Fort Howard recently, and who gave the
officers the slip at Tacoma, Wash, have
been Ye-arrested. Deputy Marshal
Of II, hos
a Telegram from Marshal Leicht, dated
pascoe, Wash, stating that he had
secured the couple and would leave at
e1nce with them for Wisconsin. The
clipping couple were released at Tacoma
ON q writ OF habeas corpus and were adj
Eised by their attorney to flee.
JosErH GoLLA, who lives in the town
of Hull, Portage County, has been az
rested on charge of assault with intent
to kill, the complainant being Joseph
-Iankoski. The defendant was released
IN the sum of $500. The case will come
aup at Stevens Point January y.
''GRANprA" MoRsEvrE died at st. Jo-
seph's Hospital in Ashland, aged 90
years. Yhe deceased formerly resided
at Depere, removing to Ashland ten
years ago.
WoEn has been received at Fond du
6f&C w tilc Ntulu Oh Tue IAtN. w W.
\. Her at Lincoln, Neb. Deceased
tol.Derlv held a pastorate at Fond 'du
l4ac~
Miss MoRrLLA Posi-, of Madison, has
begun action against Editor Hanson,
OF Oregon, Dane County, for $4,000 for
alleged breach of promise.
y MAN named Wallace entered the
Salvation Army barracks at Marinette,
Christmas eve, but was requested to
.fesaye- He declined, and soldier
manned Hugh Dobbins forcibly elected
Wallace, the latter's leg being broken
during the scrimmage. Dobbins was
arrested and his trial set for January
% % The defendant was released on 500
axaii-
BURGLARS entered the grocery of J. II.
PaEhcr at GAINESVILLE and carried off a
large quantity of cigars and s. in change.
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