Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-03

WI Al the time Mr.. Schafter was
war; he held the position of school
eaas,;ssioner. The city charter contains
aaotinn that says no person shall be
a,;n;hle to another office until the tlme
CO. Which he shall have been elected
1901 commissioner shall expire.
0o INV fire engine house at Fond du Lac
.,,aa damaoed by fire to the extent OF
$500. 81, oon+os+ Of Ia Crosse
+ba ;udoe of the probate court ruleo
tha+ evidence tending to show that the
t tns1. was murdered could not be ad
,,;tted in the contest, though the PROOF
of snch fact in the criminal court Woulu
bar the guilty party from rights unoei
the will. od from
the Stevens Point jail on Apri =, n; ;,7
been captured. DeVlne was 1ouho IL
the woods near Mellen. -,
70 Cu.RIEs IT. DAILY, a GAINESVILLE baker,
uos nm over bv an electric street car
nd had his foot crushed. Amputatlon
was necessary. Who woo
JAMES FINN, the young man VINO was
arrested at Racine on a charge OF pass
mo counterfeit money, has peen ols-
charged. 4ood Of
stevens Point to terms in Waupun1::
Iosnnh Cola was convicted OF assault
with intent to do great bodily harm ana
was owen two and one-half years. John
Tsebuv pleaded guilty to charge OF
adultery and was sent up for one ana
half wears. Elery Fasting. convlcteu
OF obtaining money under 1alse pre-
lenses, was sent to Waupun 1or one
wear. Eastling stoutly maintained that
he was innocent and says it is the work
of his enemies. Fasting was lorlneiiy
deputy game warden.
,JouN II. WILLIAMS, one of the prison
ers who ESCAPED from the Price County
iail was convicted and sentenced to two
wears in the state penitentiary Tor the
offense of aiding and assisting prisoners
to escape. He made a wooden key
which unlocked the Price County jail
better than the genuine iron key IN the
hands of the sheriff.
THE trial of Mrs. Margaret Mayer at
Racine, charged with numbering her
first husband, Herman Groenke, was,
on motion of District Attorney owen,
postponed to May IA, as Prof. Haines,
of Chicago, who examined the stomach
of the dead man, could not be present
before that time.
THOUSANDS of Indian graves are being
disturbed at Fond du Lac by gravel
haulers. Bones are scattered around
everywhere and small boys use them to
build plavhouses. The gravel bed is an
old burial ground Of the Winnebagos
two miles long and nearly mile wide.
The hostler at the Commercial House
at Appleton has trained one of his
horses to walk into the bar-room OF the
hotel and drink with the ease OF
rounder.
Mrs. STAvELY has begun suit against
the city of Marinette for 81 900 damages
for injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived upon defective walk.
IT is probable that the affairs OF the
Oshkosh Electric Light and Power
Company will soon be settled and the
company reorganized.
THE Mississippi River at La Crosse is
unusually high and residents near the
river bank are fearful Of having their
homes washed away.
TRAMPs broke into the cottage of S. l..
County, and destroyed all the furniture.
THE old Johnstown poor farm in Rock
County has been sold to McFarlane
Bros, of Richmond, Walworth County,
for $l1 600.
JOHN HIGH, of Berlin. has been re-
appointed cheese instructor for the APP
pleton district by the State Dairy Asso-
citation.
A NUMBER of Eau Claire young men
poured kerosene over Newfoundland
dog and then set fire to the animal.
The dog went bowling down the street
and was burned to death. The police
intend to arrest the perpetrators.