Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-15

,uo,,nd on his throat, and then, with
MOOD streaming down his person, at
+a,nnted to reach his mother. There
Is no doubt that his bloody effort OF
f 70 400 would have had bloodler
sonuel had he been given time to vent
bis hate but lust as he reached 1or ms
nothnr's throat the sheriff re-entered
The room and overpoWered hlm ~
physician was summoned TO oress tne
wretch's wounds. guard VII ~ n De
removed to jail. .,4 81
STOCKTON. Portage County, was run over
NV the cars at Waukegan, ILL.,, ana
killed. He was brakeman on the
illinois Central road. His remains were
taken to Stockton for interment:
SETH d. STEELE, q veteran OF W. =,
Tenth Wisconsin Infantry, died at La
crosse from the effects OF injuries re-
ceiyed during the repulse at RANT hocA
bridge. ,+ Will
lam McHale, James Doyle ana oallse
iSale at Fond du Lac, the defend
ants pleaded not guilty. i ann+;n-
torney for the defense moved con1ln-
nance of the case until the November
term of court and it was taken unuer
adyisement. The prisoners are accused
of robbing a resident of Taycheedah.
HERBERr LovEJoY, of La Crosse. met
with an accident while driving over the
Black River bridge from French lSlahd
in a buggy with companion. The latter
noticing the horse walked rather lame;
asked what was the matter. LOVeJoy
Jumped out to see what the trouDle Was'
when his dog, on whose tan ne nap
pened to step in getting out, PIT at MN.
foveioy attempted to strike him when
the animal bit him again. This angered
Toveioy and he took hold Of the dog to
throw it over the bridge. In dong 50
he lost his balance and went OFT the
bridge himself. The dog fell into
hole in the ice with it's master on top.
The doc was carried under, but watch,
man appeared on the scene and pulie0
Lovejoy up with rope after some oil
fculty.
Dealers Association held its first an
nual meeting in the Assembly chamber
at Madison. The association was or
ganized last March and has a large
membership, including retail farm I'M
plement dealers from all parts OF the
state. The visitors were rendered
banquet by the Madison Implement anG
Vehicle Association.
CLARK n. BARLOW died at his home in
Eau Claire, aged IS years. During the
war he served in the One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Regiment.
The remains were taken to Iioga Co1n-
ty, Pa, for .interment.
THOMAS ELLIS, formerly a resident OF
Racine, died at his home in Aberdeen,
S. D. The remains were sent to Racine
for interment.
TIE case of Mrs. Michael Maier, at
Racine, charged with numbering her
first husband, Herman Groenke, has
been adjourned until March IA.
MATT He'll, of Racine, has been adj
Judged insane and committed to the
Northern Hospital at Oshkosh.
THE Dane County Agricultural Society
is looking around for new fair grounds.
There are several good sites in view, al
though nothing will be done for the
present towards the purchase of
grounds. A revision Of the premium
list was also started, which will be
changed materially.
THE failure of the Pincoffs in Chicago
had depressing effect upon; he to-
bacco market in Rock County.
OSHKOSH aldermen and the Electric
Light Company, of that city, have
reached an agreement and the city will
hereafter be lighted as usual.
The appointment of Andrew Simon
son as postmaster at Racine has been
confirmed by the Senate.
EVANSVILLE electric cars were tied up
one day owing to the breaking Of a
dynamo at the power house.
THE plans of J. CT. Chandler for the
new Racine High School building have
been adonted: --------------