Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-11-08
The Central division Indiana w. -.

The Central division Indiana w. -.
L. t. met IN annual session ~ an'
son. The attendance was very ihfse'
Both parties are straining every nerve
70 carry the election in Utah. DeheNinS
If will decide future control OF the s'''t'
Rewards are offered by the postnl;ls-
tal--eneral for the arrest and coh'lcs Z.
of highway mail robbers ana pos'o''iNN
burglars
For the third time in two months an
attempt was made to burn the plant ol
the Akron Building and Cabinet company
at Akron, ..
The trial of James Hatcher for the
murder of his brother. Ed Hatcher, a'
Plymouth. Mimi. was begun ut MINNIE
apolis. MINI.
President John Mcbride of the nlted
Mine Workers is suffering from nlcotlle
poisoning. contracted by smoking WINE ne
had y cold sore. :
The First Swedish Baptist church OF OF
Rockford H.. has extended pastoral c';,i
to Rev. Mr.. Levin OF texas. WHICH WIZ
probably be accepted
The formal opening of the Whlteley
Malleable Casting works occurred az Null
cie. Ind The factory employs 'oo men
| and is run by electricity. ,.;no
All the brickmasons in .Jachsonvlie,;
Fla. with the exception, OF one shy; ~
gang. are on Il strike. Inc! ueai"ii" f'
per day of nine hours.
in the Dixon murder ease at feklh:
ILL.,, James Little identified Gehr, one Oh
the defendants, as striker VINO Hi"
fired when Dixon was killed.
,rhe Illinois Supreme court ordered
the release of Benjamin FiNmeir because
he had been convicted as accessory 10 :"
| crime instead of as principal.
Judge Advocated eneral Lemey OF
| the navy, in his annual report. favor:lDly
| comments on the new law permitting ailei
| sailors in the American navy to be natur'
| allied.
The autopsy in the case of Marie
| Constassiot the French woman VINO was
| found apparently strangled to deatn III
! Denver. Colo. leaves her death still Il
mystery.
Mile. Di Dio. the concert hall singer.
| noted for the largeness of her diamonds
| and the smalness of her voice. was mar
| ried in New York to Stephen Thorn.
| The funeral of Capt. William X.
| Bridgman. recent commander or the uhit'
ed States man-of-war Baltimore, who
| died at Seattle. was held at heokuk, "a.
An unknown man was found dead
| in the street at Homer. Ill. His death
| was found to have resulted from cerebral
! hemorrhage caused by Il wound recently
| inflicted on his head.
Henry Frederick, poor baker OF
Brooklyn. will sue for Texas lands worth
| So. OOO. 900 His claim is based on his
| heirship to the estate of an uncle who
| fought with Sam Houston.
r.. J. Rex. Il business man of Orland.
| Ind, has mysteriously disappeared at
Coldwater. Mich He had large SUM
| of money on his person and it is feared
that he has been foully dealt with.
1t is reported that the chair of mod
! ern history at Oxford. vacated by the
| death of Prof. Froude. will be conferred
| upon Samuel Kawson Gardiner. fellow of
| All Souls and honorary student of Christ
| church.
The examination at Lansing. Mich.
Of August W. Lindholm. exdeputy sec
rotary of the state of Michigan and re-
| Gently eXtradited from Sweden upon the
charge of embezzling state money, has
| gone over until November - Ivy consent of
| the attorneys on both sides.
w. !. Barnes is held at Sioux City.
| Ia, to answer to L score oil charges or
! forgery
| Three trainmen We're injGnrpd and con
| siderable property destroyed by Il col
| lision at Lima, Q.
Secretary Gresham will deliver Il
Democratic campaign speech LIN Indiana
| probably ut Evansville.
The siXty-second anniversary of the
| founding of the Christian church. in Jack
sonville. H., has been celebrated.
I The American brig r. w. Lucas,
Puget sound to Sam Francisco, was
| abandoned at sea i'll Il leaking condition.
Officials of the United Whine Work
| ers deny the rumors that tine coal miners
| of Illinois contemplate another general
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