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

| MRS. LEASE, lnQlSDanJ dt UeT removal
by Gov. Leweiling, Of Kansas, says his
administration is more corrupt than It's
predecessors.
A MONSTER gas we'll was developed at
Muncie with a pressure so great that
the usual practice of shooting it is out OF
the question.
tendent of the American. News Com
pany, was found dead in bed at Lhis
home in Brooklyn.
HENRY RUSSEBAUNI, wholesale and re-
tail dealer in cigars and tobacco, Cincin-
natl, O., assigned to john Ii. Brocklage.
Assets and liabilities $4,000 each.
GEN w. \. QUARLEs, an ex-Confeder-
ate brigadier and q Tennessee politician
and lawyer, whose home was in Clarks-
Vile, Tenn, died III Logan County, Ky.
ANDREW KNOX, - years old, is under
arrest at Pittsburg, Pa, charged with
wrecking Baltimore 4 Ohio limited
train. NO one was injured III the
wreck.
HENRY COLEMAN, aged 26 years, while
walking the Big -Four" tracks near
HiIsboro, ILL.,, was run down by train
and instantly killed. He was wearing
earmuffs.
CHARLES SHEPARD and Hans Hydrick,
express robbers and murderers, were
taken from the jackson, Miss, jail by
officers from Kansas, there to be tried
for their crimes.
| EIGHT indictments were returned at
St. Louis against Miles T. BOgard, the
former secretary OF the Western Union
Loan and Building Association. His
shortage is 500, 4O6.
THE postoffice at Boone, Ia, was en-
| l>,, lo cot
and 500 in cash and stamps were TAX
Ell, as we'll as q number of registered let
ters.
BURGLARS entered two stores at Mon
tezuma, Ind, and stole two valises, sew
eral cloaks, and some watches. They
did not touch the safes, though one
with watches and jcwelry in it was I'M
locked.
A. J. TAYLOR, st. Louis travelling
salesman, filed a suit at Cedar Rapids,
Ia, against the Chicago, Milwaukee Il
St. Paul Railway, asking Judgment for
1000 for personal injuries received at
Marion, Ia.
IT has been discovered that the coffin
in which jim Burrows, the Arkansas
desperado, was supposed to have been
buried, contains no body. 1t isrumored
that Burrows was not hanged, and that
he has escaped.
Miss ADELE EGGE, Of Grand Island,
Neb, attempted to poison her family,
placing poison in the breakfast cakes.
The girl died and her sister Maggie is
critically i'll. Other members of the
family did not eat the cakes.
MRS. THOMAS RANsDALL and her three
children were burned to death at llar-
rodsburg, Pa, IL a fire that consumed
their home.
JAKE HOLMAN, a deputy returning
officer at the elections at Winnipeg,
| Man., has been committed Tor ballot
box stutling.
SAM HALL, society man, started a
fashionable restaurant at Atlanta, Ga
Fashion failed to pay the bills and the
restaurant closed.
AT the annual meeting Of the State
| Forestry Association in Denver Il reso-
luton was passed calling for the passage
of the McRae bill.
PEARL MORGAN and Mamie Young,
aged II years old, are missing from
Greensburg, Ind. They were traced as
tar as indianapolis.
JOSEPH WOLF, Of Cleveland. o., was
sentenced to two years III the prison
North at Valparaiso, Ind, for burglary
and resisting arrest.
Mrs. JOHNSON CLEVELAND persisted in
her burning home near La Grange, ga.
Mrs. Cleveland was closely related to
President Cleveland.
A MOTION for a new trial for Cyrus
Brown, Columbus Ind, wife murderer,
was denied, and he WAS sentenced to
be hanged April 20, 1894.
AMAEK LAMBERT shot and killed him
self at Cincinnati, @. He was p years
4 N,rl-
No reason is known for the act.
GEORGE w. WOODRUFF, the farmer Of
Ross Township, Ind, who went sixty
five davs last winter without sleep, is
again afflicted with this strange malady.
John p. RADRuRY has sued the De
Paw Plate Glass Company at Elwood,
Ind, for $4,000 damages for injuries
received while working for the com
pany.
TIE traffic arrangements between the
Sioux City 4 Northern, the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids q Northern and the Chi
cago, Rock Island < Pacific have been
broken
j.. f. KNIGHT was elected superin-
tendent of the Laporte, Ind, schools
to succeed w. w. Hailmann, recently
appointed superintendent OF the Indian
schools.
JOHN w. STRAIGHT, of Logansport,
Ind, injured in the Pennsylvania
Railway wreck last February, has COM
promised with the company for
$4,623.5O.
JUDGE BAILEY, of Canon City, Col,
sentenced William f. Roberts, banker,
charged with receiving deposits when
he knew the institution was insolvent,
to three years i'll the penitentiary.
ALLEGED crookedness of mortgages
given to the Old Mems and Widows
Home at Cincinnati is said to have eX
tended also to the Cincinnati Savings
Society. The grand jury is still investi-
! eating.
TIE body of Miss Yeargin, the young
lady who, with Prof. Merriam, was
! drowned in CaNuga Lake, n. y, while