Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-14
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Five tramps went into Groshong's
store and restaurant at Beloit, drove the
proprietor and help out at the point OF
reyolvers, emptied the till and made them
selves at home generally; finally having
a free for-all fight over the division OF the
spoils They escaped over the line be
fore they could be arrested.
Arthur O. Ferris was given verdict
of $3.50 in his suit against the Berlin
Machine Works Company, OF Beloit. Fer
ris sustained a severe in jury while work
ing a lathe for the company. 1t was
claimed that the accident was the result
of defective machinery
Prank Cox. Il student in the Western
School of Telegraphy at Janesvllle, was
drowned while bathing in Rock River
The body has not yet been recovered. Inc
young mans home was in Indiana
Mrs. Jacob Happle was thrown iron,
q buggy near La Crosse. When picked
up it was found that lrer neck was broken
She was 60 years of age, and resided a
few miles west OF La Crosse.
Miss Helen Holmes, an Oshkosh
young woman. was riding bicycle ana
collidcd with a team OF horses. she was
badly cut about the legs and the machine
was demolished.
Judge Wyman has decided that May
or Powell, of La Crosse, cannot Grange
the committees NltIouL Tue IoiioSiiI ~
the Council.
Albert Rosin of Shawano, charged
with the murder of his wife, has been
granted change of venue at Green Bay.
The jury in the case or Even EVEN
son at la Crosse found that the defend
ant was insane at the time the crime was
committed. Eyenson's crime which oc-
Cured on February - last at his home
in Bostwick Valley. was that of shooting
nd h.,n ltt
Upon the case being called Il special plea
Of insanity was entered. and the trial Of
the case was upon the latter issue. lie
was discharged.
Charles Shortell. Of Buena Vista,
made big catch of young wolves few
days ago. He was driving along the road
in the town of Rose when he discovered
q young wolf crossing the road in front
of his horse He gave chase, and III II
ravine came upon Il litter of pups, eight
in number. which he killed with Il stick
He took them to Wautoma and received
the bounty OF ESQ.
The old Racine County Jail. which
was erected in 1913. is to be torn down
on July |. in accordance with rcsolu-
ton adopted by the County Board. The
material will be used for making improve
ments in the Racine County asylum.
Five hundred dollars raise by
subscription in Sharon toward buying Il
81 200 monument to the soldier dead in
its cemetery.
AT meeting of the Appleton City
Council the long disputed claims of the
Water Works Company against the city
for water rentals was settled by allowing
claims of S4,1OO. The section of the
general charter law of 1889, enabling
cities to bond themselves for public inn
provcments, was adopted to enable the
city to raise money lay bonds for paving
and building iron bridges.
Miss Bertha Cassidy. daughter of
Judge j. Il. Cassidy. Of the Wisconsin
supreme court. was married to Carl A.
Johnson, Il wcl-known business man of
Madison. The wedding took place in
the CONGREGATIONAL Church ut Madison.
Eight hundred persons witnessed the
Jerome Ii. Raymond, professor of
political economy at Lawrence University,
fell from 4 bicycle while coastin% at APP
pleton. He was severely cut about the
head and remained unconscious for nearly
an hour. He will recover.
Arthur O. Ferris has begun suit
against the Berlin Machine Works Com
pany, Of Beloit. for damages for injuries
alleged to have been received while i'll the
defendants employ.
The Rev. G. V. Hughes, pastor of
the Free Methodist Church ut Oshkosh,
died suddenly ut his home. He was -
years of age.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Helm
to DR.. ii. w. Sessfora, of Washington.
-. G., took place at the brides home i'm
Madison.
The clothing stock of Max Strouse. of
La Crosse. was sold by the sheriff for
S7.03o The stock WAS inventoried at
$13.SSS
Even Evenson, charged with assault
with Intent TO do great bodily harm. en-
tered u plea of insanity at Ln Crosse.
T>I,., L,,.,1 l. 3l,n | al.
Shore road, had his left hand crushed
while making coupling at Appleton
John Wachters barn burned at LII
Crosse together with eighteen horses, The
loss will amount to about 1900.
Miss Mabel Potter, of RoclNtonr and
John II. Fellows. of Rockford were mar
red at GAINESVILLE last September and
spent the honeymoon ut the Worlds Fair:
The secret did not leak out until Il few
days ago when Mrs Fellows left for Ar
kansas to join her husband.
The Gitiin Medicine Company, of
Neenah has fled articles of incorporation
with the register of deeds. The incor-
lin and George \ Davis. The capital
stock is 81 900.
Mrs. Orton Taylor died very sud
denly at her home III the town of Rich
wood. Richiand County. \ post mortem
examination was held and her death wsfs
aScettliH"u 10 hive ne"n tllSEu bN alh
overdose of calomel which she had taken.
Fred Iounke narrowly escaped Il hor-
rible death in Il paper mill ut Marnette,
and wild be laid up some time with ID
broken arm and Il badly lacorated side.
He was working around II paper machine
and accidentally fell into it. The MAJ
chine WAS stopped i'll time to save his life.
Charles Bell. II cripple living mt Brook
field. committed suicide by shooting hinl-
self through the breast.
The closing exercises OF tho grammar
school of Racine College took place June
). There were 10 graduates.
Miss Fannie Ingram. Of Eau Claire.
was welded to William H. Shcllman. of
Chicago, the ceremony being performed
at the brides home.
Patrick Mulcairns will serve three
months in the Rock County Jail us Il pen
atty for taking George Trinwth's watch.