Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-22
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,


CONTRARY to expectations the New
York meeting of Ohio's Sons was not q
presidential boom for Mckinley.
WINNEBAGo, ILL.,, farmers met at Rock
ford, H., and denounced Secretary OF
Agriculture Morton as an enemy.
TESTIMONY favorable to Miss Pollard
was taken in the suit against Congress
man Breckenridge at Lexington, Ky.
TIE Rev. Father + olasinski, the Polish
priest who caused trouble at Detroit,
made a public apology from the pulpit.
A BoMB found in one of the busiest
streets of Paris caused another sensa-
ton. Important arrests are expected.
Dr.. DANIEL H. WILLIAMS of Chicago,
has been appointed surgeon~in-chie OF
the Freedman'8 Hospital, vice DR.. Pur
Wis.
REPORTS that Brazilian insurgents
fired upon q launch belonging to the
Newark of the American Navy are de-
nied
w. p. GALLUP concealed 81 ,000,0 900
worth Of property from the lndlanap-
oils assessor and his executor will be
sued.
MADE angry at 2each other by police
stories, Anarchists Henry and Bernard
gave valuable information to Partisan
officers.
LEROY Harris, the post-ohice swim
der, was re-arrested, and is safe in jail
at Buffalo, n. Y. He will be tried in
Chicago.
SCHOOL officials of Concordia, Kas.,
have resolved to withhold the pay of
any woman teacher who marries during
the term.
HORACE SEELEY, first assistant general
passenger agent OF the Des MOines
Northwestern Railroad Company, has
resigned.
AN electric railway is projected down
the Rock River from Rockford, ILL.,, to
Dixon, to handle passenger and freight
business.
English lords may surrender on the
parish councils bill in view of the re-
bukc and attitude Of the House Of
Commons.
TUERE were il5 accessions to the
church during the revival in the Mctho-
dist Church at Tower Hill, ILL.,, under
the leadership Of the Rev. J. B. Martin.
TELEGRAPHICrep 0rs from many points
in Colorado and New Mexico disprovc
the reports that range stock is dying off
by thousands on account Of severe
weather.
MINERAL services over the remains Of
May Brooklyn the actress who commit
bN'+ '1AttbttAI HNAE iLtANA III '''ii ldIiti7tc)
aud the remains were forwarded to
New York for interment.
ANDY WENTWORTH, a foreman Of the
fire department of Column bus, Ind, has
brought suit against the city for $1,000
for injuries received by being thrown
from hose reel that had upset in Il
ditch
TINS miners of Coal City, Ill.,, have
passed resolutions urging the operators
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia,
Indiana and Illinois to raise the price
Of coal 10 cents 4 ton and give the min
crS , cents Of the advance.
TlIE Merritt Wrocking Company, OF
New York, has made Il proposition to
the Navy Department to save the wreck
of the old corvette Kearsarge, now ly-
ing on ROncad0r Reef.
TtuEMANN, the lion tanner, manglcd in
II den of wild beasts at the Midwinter
F0iyat San francisco, died Of his wounds.
The funeraE services took place In the
monagcrie at the fair.
MISS BERTHA FISH, known as ola Bcr
tn" the serpentine dancer, was given Il
verdict against Edward T.. Rice for
"a. 800 that she lent him in August, 1890,
to bolster up the "Pearl of Pekin"
company.
GEORGE T.. WELLEs, secretary of the
Duluth Board of Trade, resigned, and
Frank +. Wyman, a newspaper man.
was elected in his place. Mr.. Wyman
is local representative of the Minneap-
oils Miller.
MISS GERTRUDE Kelly, of Richmond,
Ind, unsuccessfully attempted TO kill
herself while Respondent over the
death OF her lover, Governor Chase, Il
namesakc of eXGov. Ira J. Chase, who
killed himself a few GaVS 400
Mrs. ANGEllNE c. SITES, OF Newark,
O., has filed 4 suit for alimony against
her husband, Thomas II. Sites, 4
groceryman. Her petition charges
abuse extending over many years.
Mrs. Sites was q sister of S. S. Cox.
the ministers of Terre Haute, Ind,
are arranging for Il series of revival
meetings to be held in q tabernacle to
be erected specially. u. l.. Moody has
been asked to take charge of the
work Sam Jones is also to be invited.
The Rev. Lee Munhall, of Philadelphia,
will take part.
Tur session of the Methodist Episco-
pal book committee of the Eastern and
Western sections of the United States
at Cincinnati, O., has closed. In the
fall OF 1855 the state conferences VIII
vote on the change Of time of holding
the general conference, but 1t Will not
affect the meeting to be held at Cleve-
land, O., in 1896.
TIVE Mississippi River has cut It's way
into Horn Lake, sixteen miles below
Memphis, Tenn, and there is now q
four-mile current in what was formerly
the bed OF the river. but which has for
halt century been q swamp. The old
channel of the river joins the present
channel at Norfolk Landing, twenty
mites below where the cutoff occurred.
YIIE State Board of Health has sent
orders to Huntington, Ind, to have u
thorough inspection made of every
train coming from smallpox infected
places.
JrnGE PAnGuAM, Of Allegan, Mich.
has notified .iurymen and witnesses