Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-16
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

nnanolis are canceling their INES on iu;ln
her Tn to July insurance o eoinp b',4 80
made money in Minnesota III loo7' o"'
July they lost S22o,o oo. r,n+
IF commanding the coast deIense
lhin Monterey at Mare Island, Cal., 10
,,rnpcoed in that vessel to Astoria oi.'
II t;noe TO participate in the citlZens le
natto near that city on the l'th INST.
While the congregation OF 81, r4 mnr-
hatb's church at Minneapolis was WoI7
SHINING on Sunday at Fifteenth aven 1ne
south and Eighth street the safe ~ tle
narsonape two doors away was bio"il
pnen nv burglars They secured nothins'
The mines of Aspen. Col, are snip
ming 5000 TO 5000 tons OF ore per lllo 11nn
The Aspen mine producenf1, ~, ;,oGe' n, n
IONS of ore during July. Tins is PREY
GOOD for a. block of Aspen mountain ma ma
has already given up nearly SlO,OOo,ooo
worth of ore r;,,
IF is thought big mining boom Will
follow the opening Of the Ulntah ana M, NJ
compahgre reservations IN yuan. ne
best mining country IN the Olllta1i Ie1vi
yotion extends westward tor a uls1anC NY
of sayenty-fve miles from Whlte hoch
conyon which is twenty-five miles nortI
of Fort Duchesne, where II Is p eIieVed
silver. lead, copper and golc VIII oe louAio
~ L'TWo deaths from cholera occurred at
Montana wool is selling for 1214 cents
at Great Falls. ~,
The foothills south Of Florence, Coz,
are about to spring a gold BOOM upon an
unsuspecting public.
-Twenty-one of the old engineers on
the Rocky Mountain division OF the
Northern Pacific have failed to secure po-
sitions with the company since TIC 1e
sumption of traffic
The Evansville Furniture company
has fled a creditors bill against the EN-
position Depot and Hotel company askins
That a new receiver be appointed and the
corporation dissolved.
Chairman Culberson of the House
A Gi66mfae Is nfnee es the charges sg
| against Judge Kicks
A E. Green and Miss Lily Kuhn
were arrested at Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the
| charge of adultery Green is travelling
hunted down by Mrs. Green.
AT the last day of the congress of re-
ligions at Long Branch, L. l., Prof. Sam
uel L. Beiler yice-chancellor of the Ameri-
can university at Washington, delivered
lecture on "A Comparison OF the Hindoo
Schools with Western Thought.
Members of the Order of Railway
Conductors at Buffalo, n Y, have sued
the lodge for $1,000 for strike allow
anceS.
President Cleveland has approved the
act compelling the Rock Island Railroad
company to establish stations III Okla
homa.
Charles Davis, a wealthy farmer, liv-
ing near Elwood, Ind, was fatally in
jured by sliding from q load OF wheat on
to 4 pitchfork.
/ The Bank Of Montreal has issued at
London 100000 4 per cent. sterling
thirty-eicht years debenture stock of the
city Of Montreal at 1O4.
Dr.. f. J. White of Urbana has re-
signed his position on the Illinois state
board of charities because he does not
agree with Gov. Altgeld.
An early settlers meeting for the
counties Of Bureau, Putnam, Lee, Mar
shall. Stark Henry and La Sale has been
called to meet at Princeton, H., August
%.
Defy and Lestrange, who few
weeks ago stole $4,000 worth of iewelry
from Mrs BOtson, an American resident
of Paris, have been sentenced to imprison-
ment for six months and thirteen months
respectively.
An italian named Palmievi has been
sentenced to three years Imprisonment
for having robbed Baron Arthur de Roths-
child of his purse last January at the TOu-
Ion railroad station at Marselles France.
The purse contained Il, 900 francs.
Three hundred miners at Mystic, Ia,
are on a strike.
Birmingham (Ala) miners have re-
jected the 3112 cent proposition made by
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway
company.
Il. O. Stuard Of Charlton was nomi-
mated by the Democrats of the Eighth
Iowa congressional district to oppose w.
z. Hepburn.
Sixty per cent. Of the creditors of the
Mambourg Crockery company of Eos
toria, o., have agreed to a 10 per cent.
cash dividend.
The Massachusetts training ship En-
terprise, which left last June for a cruise
in foreign waters. has been ordered home
as an economical move.
The miners strike at Dunfermline.
ILL.,, is practically over The men have
been ordered to take their tools from the
pits. Negroes will be put to work.
At the national convention of Colored
Voters leagues in New Castle. Pa, meas
ures looking to the social and political adj
vancement of the race will be considered
The Mccarthy association,
formed recently at Vancouver. B. c., is
in favor of the abolition Of separate
schools and the use of the French lam
guage.
One hundred and sixteen striking
members of the street car union of
Youngstown O., have been enjoined from
interfering with the lines or the new
men.
Schuyler Haughey, whose father was
president of the defunct Indianapolis
lnd) bank, and is now in the Northern
Indiana pententiary, will be tried for
aiding in lootins the bank September 10.
-Oran Mccormick of indianapolis.
Ind, crawled under a house to avoid ar
rest. where Patrolman Keifer could only
reach him by taking off every stitch of
clothing and going in after him, which he
did successfully.
Albert G. Ward, one of the most ac
complished crooks and forgers in the
country, whose home is in Indianapolis.
Ind, was arrested and Jailed today in
Cincinnati for forgery. He is an old man,
over 66 years of age
In compliance with the resolution in