Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-19
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Lizzie Patterson has been ar
rested in New York charged with buying
many diamonds and paying Tor the same
with forged chedks.
The employees of the Ohio River rail-
road have asked their chiefs to order a
strike to compel the company TO restore
a 10 per cent cut IN wages
Two men were sentenced to tmrty
davs' IMPRISONMENT by the United States
court at Topeka Kas., for assaultlng ana
abusing a Santa Fe switchman.
Several engineers and conductors nav
mo been shotSsat near Los Cerrillos, n.
Nj. by striking miners, troop OF TIE
Second Cava.sE.swas sent to that place
George M. Pullman is still at bis sum
mer residence IN the lh9usana dsla Status
II is said at the Office OF his company
he would probably remain there week
longer. ;,
The news that Lillian Russell had
borrowed $1,000 from the Title Guarantee
and Trust company by mortgaglng her
house. 31S West Seventy-seventh street;
New York. is a morsel to the theatrlcal
gossips.
A call has sheen issued for the Socialist
labor meeting Saturday night at Union
square, New York. A letter will be sent
by thu arrangements committee, addressed
to the police of the city, requesting them
to maintain order at the meeting.
The board of trustees of the Angus,
tana college at Moline ILL.,, has extended
a call to Prof. j. A. Bexell OF Bancroft;
Ia, to teach in the business college, anu "a
teach shorthand and typewriting.
Ward McAllister is i'll at Newport,
r. ]. H..
Trains are. beginning to be moved out
of Ell Paso. Tex.
Gen. James B. Frye, q. S. A, re-
tired. died at Newport, r. 1.
The Union Pacific has started a
through train from Portland.
Congressman Dolliver of Iowa has
been renomihated for Congress.
The Northern Booksellers associa-
ton is in convention at Minneapolis.
Edward Jones, 10 years, old, OF st.
Louis was drowned at Waukegan, III:
The Rev., Mr.. Henson, a Methodist
minister of Brazil, Ind, is mysteriously
missing. 9ua
Government attorneys are said to DE
preparing to prosecute Debs on a charge
of treason. T.
The business portion of the village of
Rowley. Ia, was destroyed by fire. The
loss is $4,000.
The Senate has added 100000 to
the appropriations carried IN, the river
and harbOr bill.
A large block of stone fell from the
roof of the porte-cochere of the white
house at Washington.
No trains are being moved at 10
ledo, 0. Local papers have been boy
cotted by the A. r. U.
Strikers AT Terre Haute, Ind, have
commenced. gto, act in a lawless manner
and are derailing trains.
-Franch, the Anarchist, has been con-
victed Of bomb-throwing at Barcelona
and sentenced to death.
Complaint is made that the sheriff at
Brazil, Ind, is in league with rioters and
militia may be sent to the scene.
The A. r. U. at Pueblo, Col, seems
to be demnralized. Many strikers are
inquiring for their old positions.
Freight trains are still tied up at
Princeton, lind Non-union men are boy
cotted by the. citizens and are leaving.
The railroads at kankakee, ILL.,. ex-
perience no..|difficulty in operating the
lines. Business is heavy and Debs' orders
are ignored.
RESOLUTIONS indorsing the course of
President Cleveland in sending troops to
Chicago We're adopted by the business
men of Davenport, Ia
The Northwestern Saengerfest of the
Society of Scandinavian Singers opened
at Sioux City, Ia. The chorus will con-
sist of over. 700 voices.
Ten United States deputy marshals,
who went to- Clinton, Ind, have restored
order. The<miners at that point would
not allow trains to pass and were derall-
ing cars. =
The Republican congressional conven-
ton of the Second Kansas district recon-
vened at Lawrence. One hundred and
twenty additional ballots were taken
without result.
Henry Leady, an Alton Qll.) saloon
keeper, has been missing since July 4,
as has also Alice Andrews, domestic,
and his wife has been unable to ascertain
his whereabouts
An order was made in the United
States court at Springfield, ILL.,, authoriz-
ing the lease of the old St. Louis 4 Chi
cage railroad to the Chicago, Peoria Il
ST.. Louis company, formerly the Jack
sonville utheastern.
Twenty Missouri Pacific switchmen
struck at Kansas City.
Big -Four fremen between Cincinnati
and st. Louis have struck.
Several crews returned to work in
the Wabash yards at st. Louis.
The Union Pacific between Cheyenne
and Ogden is practically open for bust
ness.
Freight handlers at Boston intend to
strike out. of sympathy for the Pullman
strikers.
Engineers and firemen on lines run
ming into, Little Rock, Ark, refused to
haul Pullmans.
The first carload of freight since
July has arrived at Pittsburg, Kas.,
from st. Louis.
Freight traffic is practically suspend
ed in Alabama, although some local trains
are still moving
All the railroads are running passen-
ger trains in and out of Pueblo, and are
handling some freight
Gov. Turney of Tennessee issued
proclamation warning the people not to
interfere with railroad property.
Glover Leaf conductors and brake
men notified the officials at st. Louis
that they have decided to strike.
--Receiver Bosworth of the Chicago,
Peoria & st. Louis has been author