Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02
WISCONSIN NEWS.

/ is located near the ROVER ddia on ti .11
! Pine river. The partially burned plne VIII
have to be cut the coming winter OF II
| will be unfit for use.
! -Edgar Pennoyer. for thirty-seyen
! years i resident of kenosha, died from
| structure of the bowels. Mr.. Pennoyer
was IS years of age. native or Ne"
York. and for many years had been c9h-
nected with the sanitarlum at Aehosha
| which bears his name.
The hotel keepers in GAINESVILLE. on
| complaint of Assistant Dairy and tood
| Commissioner West. paid Il tine OF 40
each for using butterlne on their TAPES
| without having signs III their dlnhs-
rooms to notify people what they were
| eating.
Theodore W. Sanger well-known
| resident of Beloit. died of sunsuoke. tie
had been dead only few minutes when
a child was born to his wife.
Henry NJ. Scholer. one of the Oldest
! residents of Menasha. died Of genera
debility, aged So years He leaves Il wife
| and one daughter.
John j. Tracy. well-known lawyer
| of CroSSville, Tenn, formerly of Green
Bay, lost Il hand in Cincinnati by falling
under a train.
A monument to the pioneers OF the
| Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church
| of America will be unveiled in the town
! Christiana. Dane cCNnty. little over Il
mile southeast of the East kosnkonons
! church, October 10, the hftieth annlVer-
| sary of the East Koshkonong church
| Its location will be on the farm OF Soren
! Anderson, son of the first Norwegian to
set foot on Koshkonons soil.
j. A. Jones. Il photographer of Ash
| land has been arrested on the charge
that he did take, steal and carry away
certain amount of electricity belong
ing to the Ashland Lighting company:
1t is alleged that Jones tapped one or
the companys wires and that he got the
company's electricity in that way with,
out paying for it. The company caused
his arrest on the charge of larceny
lid.d with switch engine No; 6'S II the
St Paul yards at Portage. The mail and
baggage ears were deraled and Engl-
neer 0. l.. Blanchard was badly bruised
and scalded, while Fireman Brlsbols es-
capped with badly sprained arm. None
of the passengers were injured.
John CAST, Il well-known resident OF
Neenah. who was injured in the Winnie
ba go paper mills few months ago by the
fall of a cask Of lime. died from the eft
fects of the injuries. which were internal.
He was IS years of age and leaves u wife
and two children.
While drilling the artesian we'll in
the Fourth ward school yard at Appleton,
Il vein of gas was struck at depth or
seventy feet The flow is large, and COM
pletey ills the G-inch pipe of the well.
Clara. the 12-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Halle of Friendship,
Fond du Lac county, died from the eff
fects of an injury received week ago.
Fire destroyed the Boycott printing
office at La Crosse. Very little of the
contents were saved. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
john Treu, a farmer living in the
town of Stettin, Marathon county, had
I'll lnI Inv 1irh N n
storm.
Judge ]. ". Wilkins of the Supreme
court of Illinois has granted Il superse-
IDEAS in the ease of John Il. Hitler, the con-
victed bigamist sent to Joliet from Bloom
ington three months ago to serve three
years in the penitentary. Hitler married
Miss Washburne of Bloomington within
twenty-four hours after he met her. He
has another wife whom he married at
Appleton.
The members of the Racine school
board have decided TO stand by .. c.
Seelye. superintendent of schools. The
west side residents are in favor of Prof
Gray and will hold a mass meeting to
protest against the action of the board
Ill demanding the resignation of Prof
Gray.
Prank a. Holmes, q nephew of the
late Mary \. Miller of Beloit, has turned
up III that city after an absence of thirty
eight years. He claims half the estate
left by his deceased aunt. He learned
of his aunts death two weeks ago. Ihe
estate is valued 1T about 100000.
Charles w. Felker, an able Oshkosh
attorney has given it as his opinion that |
the Tillotson bond for $1,000 filed with
Oshkosh in the electric railway contract |
is worthless.
The German-Ameriean Soldiers
union is the name of a new organization |
recently completed at Racine.
Crosse Will be entirely remodeled this,
summer.
a stranger giving his name as Will |
lam Harper OF Chicago entered the Ash
land Natiem:l bank this afternoon and
assaulted Cashier Newton /. Wiley, and
shouting that the bank ought to be blown
up Bystanders rushel to- Willey's as
sistance and kept the mann at bay until |
the police arrived. \ desperate struggle
followed ia which Harper WAS pounded |
severely. Can his, person were found fiji |
teen small bottles of q greemish fluid and
4 paper containing an unknown powder. |
Harper says he is Il Socialist and Popur
list and Swears Vengeance against aid !
banks and capitalists, Before entering |
the bank lie said all banks should be |
dynamited and he would begin with the
one at Ashland. His wild salk attracted |
attention, and bystanderss followed him
inside and assisted the cashier.
a daughter of August Rusch. q
farmer living near Reedsvlle. was run |
over by an express train ON the Chicago |
Il North Western railway at Reedsville |
and was killed. She attempted to pass
over the crossing LII front of the ap-
preaching train.
Allen Mckenzfe, a young farmer lv-
ing in the town of ATgoma. Winnebago
county was gored by bull and fright
fully Iacerated 1t is feared the young
man will die.
Two hundred dollars in checks aud
pension vouchers and $50 in school dis
trict money were taken from E. Wise's
store at Newton
John Wagner, formerly resident of
Madison, died at his home in Austin,
Mimi, aged 90 years.
AT a meeting of the Racine city coun-
ell q resolution was adopted making the
Union National bank the city depository,
the bank to pay 234 per cent. on all daily
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