Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-26
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Richard Billman was arrested at
Titfin, o., charged with forging his broth
erS name to small note.
Refused food by the residents of Ere
mont, O., Count Rybalkowski's Polish
commonTealers set fire to the county tar
buildings.
According to Secretary Hayes. of the
Knights of Labor, wOrkingmen are TO be
urged TO form themselves into military
companies.
-Silas Schoolcraft. an old citizen Of
Muncie, Ind, is missing.
The Grand lodge of colored Masons
of Indiana has selected Muncle as its
next place of meeting.
Lime water emanating from paper
mill at Muncie, Ind. is poisoning all the
fish in the Mississinewa river.
Allen Myers, an alleged negro conlur'
ist, was set upon by a mob OF his KIND at
jackson Miss, and murdered.
-Dun's Review of Trade says business
is still paralyzed by the two recent great
strikes and slow work in Congress.
The Peoples party of the Seventh
Missouri district have nominated &. b.
Tippin of Springfield for Congress.
Bank clearings for the principal cities
of the United States show a total de-
crease of 1915 per cent. for the week.
Judge L. O. Hatch of the Thirteenth
Iowa district died at McGregor from in
juries received in fall last January.
Tired of eXorbitant coal rates, resi-
dents of California are moving to secure
q change in the control of the Central
Pacific.
While delivering a sermon at Portage
Center, O., Rev. Mr.. Ravencroff, a Meth
odist divine, was assaulted with a yolley
of eggs.
An unknown man was found in a
dying condition on the beach at Cleveland,
O., having been assaulted and thrown into
the lake.
Inability to pay a mortgage caused
Louis Sauter, u farmer of New Jersey,
to blow off his head with a dynamite
cartridge.
William Saunders was shot and fatal
ly wounded by Richard Medley while tres
passing on the latter's property at
Charleston, w. Va.
Peter Davis, Dan Washington and
Charles Ezell, all colored, were hanged
on the same scaffold at Montgomery,
Ala, for murder.
Alexander Billeke, contractor of
Elkhart Ind, was killed on the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railway by
a passenger train.
1t has been discovered that thirty sa-
loonkeepers near Sioux City, Ia, are do
ing business under forged permits.
Further Withdrawals of gold for ship
ment have reduced the treasury reserve
to $50, 5000 the lowest point yet.
Congress will be asked to investigate
certain financial transactions by United
States Judge Kicks of Cleveland, o.
Russian oil merchants have failed to
come to an agreement with the Standard
Oil company and a fight is expected.
-Coxeyites who called upon Senator
Voorhees, were advised to cease tramplng
and begging and seek honest employment.
1t is believed that Andrew D. White,
late minister to Russia, will be nominat-
ed for governor by New York Repub-
licans.
Seven negroes have been imprisoned
at Hamburg, Ark, the charge being that
they robbed and burned the town of Port
land, Ark, last November.
Unknown persons made an attempt
to wreck a Big -Four passenger train near
Muncie, Ind, but the obstruction was
discovered and removed
In the Senate a joint resolution au-
thorizing the acceptance Of Painter
Watts picture, Love and Life by the
government was agreed to.
The Indian appropriations bill, as
agreed to by Senate and House conferees'
includes $3.50 for ST Joseph Indian In
dustrial school in Wisconsin.
Albert Brady of Urbana, Ill, who
short time ago made repeated attempts
to kill himself has been adjudged insane
and sent to the asylum at kankakee.
Lizzie and Edward Spillman, chill
dren of E. Spillman, director Of the Par
lament buildings at Victoria. Is. g., were
drowned while bathing at Jericho.
The Rev. J. p. Henson of Brazil,
Ind, the Methodist preacher who re-
turned a week ago after mysterious dis
appearance, has gone violently insane.
An epidemic of diphtheria prevails
near Sioux Falls, S. d. William kruse,
prominent farmer and merchant. HAD
a family of eleven children; seven OF
them have died and four others are very
sick.
A discharged employee of the cotton
factory at Dallas. Tex, named II. L.
Barnes. fatally stabbed Supt. "A. III. Nick
less and seriously wounded John w. Nick
less. his son.
The men arrested in st. Joseph Mo-,
for the murder of Express Messenger
Drummond at Holdredge, Neb., We're re-
leased at Hastings, Neb., there being no
evidence against them.
Andrew Cairns, proprietor of the ho-
tel of that name and the Chautauqua ho-
tel at Devils Lake, n. D., INDUCED in
scufiie with a boarder after supper and
Il few minutes later dropped dead.
Mayor Pardee of Oakland Cal. has
issued riot proclamation in which he
orders crowds off the streets and requires
that people keep indoors, leaving home
only in the pursuit of their legitimate
business.
George T. Wentworth, a young farm
er living near Mortified, Mass, tried to
kill his father by hitting him with a gun,
but the butt of the weapon struck door
and the charge killed the would-be patri-
eide.
w. A. Carlisle of Buffalo, n. Y. of
the firm of Dunbar & Sullivan, dredge
contractors. started to ride his bicycle
along the pier of the Sault Ste. Marie
canal and fell off into the canal. He
was drowned.
John Crossley & Sons. Brussels, man
ufacturers of England, have purchased
the bic mill of Homer Bros. in Phiadel
phia. The mill gives employment to
800 hands. The price paid is said to be
81 100000. The new purchasers will
take charge in September.
The National Amateur Press associa-
ton met at Boston and elected the fol.
lowing officers: Charles r. Burgur of
New Jersey, PRESIDENT; vice-presidents,