Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-20
Miners of Burlington, Ill.,, have struck

Miners of Burlington, H., have struck
against cut in wages.
Seven hundred Catholic knights of
Ohio met in convention at Dayton.
The Indiana synod of the Evangelical
Lutheran church is in session at Decatur,
Ill.
Members of the Illinois State Dental
society of the first district are in session
at Peoria.
Members of the grand council of the
Improved Order of Red Men met in
Binghamton. \. Y.
The trial of Louis Miller charged
with killing Joseph Shielle at Murphys-
boro. H.. has begun.
Trial of the suit for damages begun
by Helen NJ. Cougar against Congress
man Morse was begun at Boston.
All the Christian churches at Paris.
Ill.,. have joined in a revival service in a
tent accommodating 5000 persons.
In a gun fight in Logan county. Va,
between members of the Phillips-McCoy
factions. three men We're wounded.
Israel Underwood, a horse dealer,
was thrown from his carriage in rum
away accident at Lena, H., and instantly
killed.
-Hoo-Hoos elected William e. Barnes
of st. Louis grand shark, ana selected
Minneapolis as the place for their next
meeting.
The Illinois grand lodge of Good
Tempars is in session at Decatur. SUI
preme templar of the world, DIR. Mann,
is a guest.
Delegates to the second national con-
vention of the Travelling Engineers as
ISOLATION arrived in Denver. COL from the
East The convention will open today.
-Brkwood Kady, employed by the
Singer Sewing Machine company under
the name of James Carl, was arrested at
Spencerville, O., for a forgery committed
at Lyons, \. \.
Fifteen Great Northern strikers, who
have been under federal indictment tor
obstructing the mails since the A. K. U.
strike last April, were discharged III Judge
| Nelson's court at Minneapolis.
John H. Cater, who was arrested at
DEBORAH, Ia. on suspicion of having killed
! his wife and George Wemett September
| l. has been bound over to await the action
| of the grand jury, after a preliminary ex-
animation which lasted four days.
A crowd of roughs attempted to
wreck Potter Palmer's saloon at Elwood,
| Ind. and James McDermott, the bar
| tender. shot and killed Isaac Martin and
seriously wounded Philip Hopple.
-Ex-Gov. Zulick of Arizona has writ
ten a letter to the President, vigorously
protesting against the return to Arizona
of Geronimo and his Apaches, now pris-
oners at Mount Vernon barracks, Ala
The New York constitutional conven-
ton in committee of the whole has adopt
| ed a resolution changing the term of gov
ernor and acknowledgements from three
years, as at present, to two years. and pro-
viding that in all cases the state engineer
shall be practical civil engineer.
Marshal James Donaldson, while try
ing to arrest Mrs. John Jurik at Kang-
ley. ILL.,, was shot by her husband and will
probably die. NJ. e. Tobias, clerk for the
Star Coal company, who was assisting
Donaldson was also shot, but not serious
ly. Jurik gave himself up and is in jail.
Mary Barbara, a 15-year-old girl of
Spring Valley, ILL.,, was granted legal sep
aration from John Barbara. 1t was
shown that the marriage license was OBJ
tanned by perjury and that the answers
at the pretended marriage were made by
lady friend, the girl not knowing the
import of what was being said, she being
but II years old.