Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-15
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lain, S. D., has been lost, and surround
ing property is in danger.
| IHE body of George Ash, who was
drown last October at Dallas CITY. ILL.,.
was found in the Mississippi at Alton,
| ILL.,, and identified by papers.
The body of George Ash, who was
| drowned last October at Dallas CITY, ILL.,.
was found in the Mississippi at Alton,
ILL.,, and identified by papers.
A BOTTLE of explosives was thrown
INTO the Italian saloon and bank of An
gelo de Leo at New York. The building
was badly wrecked by the explosion.
AT a meeting Of the Louisville South
ern bondholders in Louisville it was
decided by Is to II to oppose the Drex-
el, Morgan 4 Co. reorganization plan.
Mrs. S. d. CoFFEY, of Brazil Ind,
wife OF Judge Cotfey, Of the Indiana
supreme court, was thrown from her
| carriage in a runaway, and it is feared
she was injured internally.
JOSEPH MAsTUsKowITZ, one Of the sur
Nvlvors OF the Evansville disaster, has
brought suit against J. c. Hayden 4
Co., the owners Of the colliery He
and two companions were imprisoned
in the mine nineteen DAYS. and the
plaintiff claims that his health was
shattered by the exposure. He sues
for S25, 600 damages.
WHITECAP notices have been sent
Judge Neal and Prosecutor Dutch, by
Lebanon rioters who are under inyesti-
cation.
AN attempt to blow up hall in which
| many persons were dancing is said to
have been made February % at Port
land, Q.
STRIKING miners at Cannelyille, O.,
started to hang one of their number
who returned to work, but finally re-
leased him.
MAYOR DENNY, of Indianapolis has
ordered the arrest of labor leaders who
indulge in incendiary speeches to the
unemployed.
For breaking up an experience meet
ing OF members of his flock Rev. Milton
Haskell, Of GWynnville, Ind, was ar
rested and fined.
WEuTELAw REID is visiting his father
in-law, d. O. Mills, at San Francisco,
having gone to the west to recover
from an asthmatic affection.
WILLIAM SWANSON, Of Hutchinson,
ously wounded, in q quarrel with Will
lam Caldwell in the latter's billiard hall.
| No trace has been discovered of the
vile, Ind. His daughter has found in
the house burglar sack made Of duck
| ing.
| The American Railway Association,
J which held meetings at Pittsburg, Pa,
for three days. adjourned after some
changes were made in the railroad
rules.
THREE tramps who held up j. c. Cobb
in the railroad yards at Alliance, o.,
were captured after a long chase, but
made their escape before the jail was
| reached.
PopUL1sTs and Prohibitionists of Peru,
Ind, have a scheme to engage Mrs.
Lease and Helen M. Cougar to deliver
addresses for the purpose Of uniting the
two parties.
BANKER BEACH, on trial at Terre
Haute, Ind, for embezzlement, filed a
plea III abatement because the grand
jury based indictments on data obtained
from the banks books.
! JUDGE CAMPBELL, Of South Dakota,
has issued an injunction at Huron
aglinst the Aforementioned Brewing
Company, which opened a wholesale
house and bottling plant at Huron four
weeks ago.
ELI Scissor obtained Judgment for
S. 900 at Bloomington, Ill, from the
Columbus, Cincinnati, Chicago q St.
Louis Railroad Company for the loss Of
a hand while coupling cars.
Two thousand striking mill opera
tives at Paterson, n. j., attacked Frank
| Newkirk, a non-unlon man, and peat
and stoned him. Newklrk Knocked
several Of the mob down with an iron
bar, seriously iniuring them.
A WOMAN known as Marian Refs and
| orI o]o RI
| been the wife of J. CASTOR Soulard, the
rich St. Louis citizen who died q few
davs ago. and threatens to contest his
will if it does not make satisfactory pro-
vision for her.
AN effort is being made to disbar Lee
Cowart, an attorney, Of Birmingham
| Ala. who has been investigating the
CHARGES of wholesale fraud against fed
eral court officers in Alabama. lie is &C
cused of having stolen his fathers corn
and run an illicit still.
S. S. st. JOHN, OF Kearney, Neb., is
being tried by the supreme court tor
contempt in refusing to pay S3! 900 to
/ the receiver of the Commerclal ana
Savings Bank of Kearney. The, de-
PENDANT alleges that he was unable to
pay more than $4,000.
THE Rev. w. E. Clifford, of Valley
CITY, Mimi, Methodist, is accused OF
putting his arm about 4 sister and KISS
ing her.
BELIEVING they tend to discredit the
business. Ohio liquor dealers decided
against allowing slot machines IN their
saloons.
DELEGArEs from Boston labor organl-
| zotions met to form a new political
Marty. The meeting ended in bitter
wrangle. :. o.,
nes. France, from Marseilies on his cut,
ter britannia The yacht experienced
| a terrific storm.
THE doors OF the st. Louis African Nj.
z Church were locked to prevent IN
seasonable departures, which preclpl-
''1 MISS MARY KENNY, of Chicago, has
sued the Illinois State Journal at spring,
field for S25, 900. Only the preclpe was
fled and the cause is not known.
THE Rev. DR.. ]. c. Hill has been re-
leased from the pastorate OF the -, Pres-