Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-28

| began. There are now four suits pending,
which involve the question as to whether
the city council has the right to Fix rates
and fax the property, which the company
| claims under it's franchise was to nave II,
| been exempt for Il term of years. Inc
! company voluntarily agrees to reduce
rates 20 per cent.
| The police of Fond du Lac have in
| keeping Edward Chadwick who escaped
| from the Racine county asylum. The I'M
| fortunate once pfacrced law at beatriGe'
/ Neb.. and represented that district IN the
Nebraska Legislature. While playing
with the Fond du Lac nine. in lS69, ne
wrote ''Chadwicks Baseball Guide.
Frank Mallette, aged 10 years, was
drowned in the river at Green Bay. lie
and Tony Deboth were playing on a raft
of logs when both fell in. Deboth was
! rescued Mallette was dead when taken
Henry Springstroh was fined $40 and
costs for assaulting Henry Zimmerman
at Appleton. The latter was III turn ar
rested on a similar charge pre1erreu w
Mr.. Springstroh.
-Iames Clark. a Beloit saloonkeeper.
was acquitted of a charge OF violating
the city ordinance by keeping his place
open on Memorial day.
Six of the seven banks of La Crosse
have complied, with the city charter by
becoming city depositors: =,
Guy. the 12-year-old son of Smith
Owens of La Crosse, was drowned IN the
Black river.
! The residence of Thomas Gleason at
Darlington was burned with al the con-
tents Miss Gleason and Miss Leary
barely escaped in their night robes. The
fire was caused by the explosion of a
lamp. . r,;nomon ;s n,oddinr
through Rock county on his way west,
saws the GAINESVILLE Gazette. He is the
first sample of the kind GAINESVILLE officers
have ever heard of. He wears citizens
clothes and has a queue that reaches
nearly to his heels when uncoiled j.
-Gottlieb Rauscher, an old employe or
the Menomonee Falls roller mills, was
drowned in the pond adjoining the mills.
He attempted to cross on the back of Il
horse. The animal threw him and struck
him on the head. Life was extinct be-
fore help could reach him.
The marriage is announced OF MISS
Harriet Thurston, daughter of Prof. Rob
ert Thurston of Cornell, to Prof. Victor
Coffin of the Wisconsin university. The
ceremony was performed at Ithaca. ~. I.
John Wright, foreman of the Empire
Lumber company at Eau Claire, While
under the mill was caught by belt ana
almost instantly killed. His left arm was
torn off and broken. He leaves widow.
Mrs. Lizzie Baupan, an aged woman
who claims to have travelled from Arl-
IONA, was found wandering about at Ra-
cine She says she is searching for her
sister, but that she has lost her address.
James w. La Mure of Buchanan,
Outagamie county. has been appointed as
sistant professor of code pleading at the
Kent Law school, Chicago. g
Carrie Niebling. the Menasha girl
who recently had a large twig taken frcn
her eye has regained her sight.
-Neenah saloons have been ordered
closed on Sunday. Several saloons will
close for good in consequences,
Paul Heidman lost part of his left
hand by coming in contact with a circular
saw in a La Crosse sawmill.
w. A. Brown, who died of poison
taken by mistake at Chicago, was former
ly GAINESVILLE resident.