Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-12

| The residence of Adam Brown at
Neenah was destroyed by nre. ne ult;n .
WAS cal,sed by the explosion OF gasoiille
| stove. Inc loss 10 PAoo'
| surance. NV /. foam
| If horses Mt La Crosse and killed. lie was
| As wears of age and had resided there loi
"'Tba residence of S. Martindale, Jr.
1T, Crosse was entered by burglars and
| iewelry and clothing valued at P7oo
| stolen.
Toe Hoacker accidentally shot himself
| through the arm while foollng with re-
yolver at Ashland
| Judge Siebecker has refused 10 grant
| the permanent injunction sought IN tne
| name of the state to restrain liquor deal-
ers at Lodi from selling intoXicants undef
licenses granted by the village board De e
| cause the laws are adequate 10 PUNISH ~
| tenders who may sell liquor illegally. ne
! held that the town election OF 1898, Wnich
went no license, is still binding, the vote
| i'm the town at the last election having
been tie, and if the defendants sell
| LIQUOR under the license granted by the
village board they will do so at Their
| peril.
The lawyers who have been expecting
| q decision in the eases against eX-lreaS-
urers Baetz and Kuehn this week may
| have to wait for some time longer before
|
Siebecker has cases in other parts or the
circuit, and it is not probable that he will
hand down any decision in the eases men
| toned until the latter part OF the month.
| The two Benners and Barclay sent to
the penitentiary at Waupun by Judge
| Bum of the federal court at Maaiso ni
| for selling liquor to Indians, and released
! on habeas corpus proceedings at MllWau-
kee. were taken to Madison where Judge
| Bum resentenced them by giving Barclay
five months in Jail and the Benners one
| month each.
| Two residents of the town of Alban,
| Portage county-tieorge O. Wrolstad and
! Simon Stenerson-pai 4 heavy tine be-
fore Judge Murat for throwing refuse
from their sawmils into Il tributary OF
| the Little Wolf river. The tine and costs
for each were $500
| leading society circles at Racine by the
| arrest of three boys, who entered the
$500 unfinished residence of Joseph
! Miller and defaced the walls and multi
| ated the woodwork to the extent OF S2oO;;
| The saloonkeepers of Marinette Will
close on Sunday and assist i'll the prosecu-
ton of all other citizens who transact
| business on that day-keeperS OF reStau-
rants. liverymen, BARRIERS, etc.
The Winnebago county treasury is so
short of funds that from $4,000 to Slo,-
| 900 must be borrowed to tide over affairs
until the November meeting OF the super
| viSorS
The postoflice and general store at
| Whittlesey, Taylor county, We're de-
stroyed by forest fire. The contents OF
! the buildings were saved.
| Thomas White fell off the water
! works tower at Racine, a distance OF
| forty-tive feet, and sustained severe in
| ternal I'M uries.
One hundred and sixteen saloon
| keepers at Oshkosh have applied for Ii
! censes, an increase of nine over last year.
-Herners hardware store at Racine
| was entered by burglars. About 500
worth of goods were stolen.
Fire at Prairie du Chen destroyed
| the Schumann 4 Menges Brewing com
panys plant and Chris Garvey's block,
| containing Judge Curran's probate office,
| Thomas & Fuller's, b. Il. Fay's and DR..
Guiguires offices. Three men We're out
side the brewery pitching kegs with Il
furnace: The pitch caught fire and spread
brewery. The building was a two-story
stone with an iron roof. The heat was
intense, caused by some 5000 bushes OF
| malt. The fremen could not reach the
fined it. The loss on the brewery is $780,
I 900; insurance, $4,000. Garvey's block
was worth 100000; partly insured The
contents of the latter building were saved.
A company has been organized at
Stock company O. Void, O. Gunderson,
G. III. Snoyenbos and III. Ruseling were
elected directors. The company was or
ganized for the purpose of bringing the
price of stock up to the figures surround
ing towns were paying. Heretofore out
siders controlled the market and paid
much less for stock than at other points.
Wesley Walden was sent to the cOun-
ty Jail at Fond du Lac for sixty days on
a charge of using abusive language.
Mrs. Moorhouse, an aged resident of
Fond du Lac, slipped upon walk and
broke her leg.