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

was good only on q passenger lraln.
Gen Thomas FL. Ruger, who IS IN
is an old GAINESVILLE boy. and is a nrotner
Of Edward and William Kruger. Durlhg
the war he served as lieutenant-coloncl OIL
the Third Wisconsin Infantry
August H. Lehman died suddenly at
his home in Appleton OF heart disease
THE depot warehouse and tank ~
Jefferson Junction were DESTROYED Dy nre.
The postoffice, with its contents was also
consumed. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
Judge Belden Of the Racine county
court, before whom an appll6catloh m;is
made for the removal of the Key; Davld
Spencer of the First Baptist church as al,
ministrator OF the Buggy estate. heard
the arguments of the attorneys, ana aller
dnly considering the same granted the
application. and Charles Carpenter was
APPOINTED to fill the vacancy.
ipLyman Barnes, as assignee for HoNie
e. Mellor. has sued the National bank or
Oshkosh to recover a large amount OF per-
sonal property which the bank holds by
virtue of chattel mortgages given Dy
Hoxie & Mellor a day or two before me
assignment, and which the asslSllee
claims are void since they establish a
The Rev, Father Jungblut, who has
had charge of the Keysville CathoHc
church for the past two years, mas re-
signed and will go to Columbus o.. where
he will teach in an orphan asylum. ta-
Their laurer of Monroe county succeeds
Three tramps attempted to carry off
Miss Gertie Lewis of Stockton, Portage
county. The men were frightened at the
approach of a wagon and left the young
woman, who ran to farmers house anu
fell fainting ut the door.
Father O'Malley, in his address be-
fore the Total Abstinence union ut Ash
land, stated that the saloon was worse
enemy Of the Catholic church than the
The Rev. f. Lorentzen, pastor of the
Norwegian Lutheran church at Muske-
CON- Mich, has resigned to accept Il call
to the Norwegian Baptist church at Eau
Claire.
GAINESVILLE police say there has not
been such a scarcity of tramps IN that
vicinity for many q summer as there IS
now.
The butcher shop of Klaus & Mckee
yer at Marinette, was damaged by fire
to the extent OF $500
About $50 delegates are attending the
convention of the Loyal Temperance le-
gion at Racine.
Jerry OIeary was arrested at Mari
nette on charge of selling liquor with
out a license.
The Madison Pleasure Park and
Drive association met in the rooms of the
Madison Business club and effected an
organization John NJ. Olin was elected
president, John Hess vice-president. G.
n Brown secretary, and Z. w. Hoyt
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stopper and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Peterson and family
of Racine were poisoned from the effects
of eating pressed meat All of the vic
Tins We're very sick, but no fatalities re-
suited. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson ate
horse radish with glass in it and came
near dying. How the glass happened
to be in the radish cannot be ascertained.
Hans Christanson and family were
of sympathzers threw stones at the
building and wrecked all the windows.
The police charged the mob and in the
melee Officer, Passenger, had his head
was taken to the hospital.
Miss Josephine Ahren was secretly
married to Richard Il. Corrigan at Ra-
cine They are both residents of Chca
go, the groom being relative Of Ed
ward Corrigan, the well-known horseman.
arrested at La Crosse on charge Of
theft They were bound over for trial.
Unknown parties stole horse and
buggy from George Johnson, farmer
residing near Madison.
"A vat containing eighty barrels of
burst, causing a report like that of Il can
non. The loss will amount to about S4OO.
The Wisconsin Automatic Telephone
company has forfeited it's franchise at
Oshkosh.
DIR. Robert Kitto of Racine was fined
SO and costs by Judge Fish for con-
tempt of court. He practiced medicine
after having been restrained by the court
from so doing. He had signed con-
tract with DR.. Pollock not to practice at
g. tod
doctor will now sue TO have the injunction
dissolved.
George A. Rickeman, prominent
business man of Racine, died suddenly ut
his home. aged - years: He served in
Go. l, Third Wisconsin infantry, during
the war having enlisted at Shullsburg:
He had held several public offices and
was director of the Union National
bank of Racine.
--Baraboo papers report that Mrs.
Burgas body was exhumed to ascertain
it her death was caused from the wound
received when the shots We're fred into
her house OIL the night of April %.
Cooper, who confessed the murder, is
still LII Jail on the charge of horse steal
ing.
Miss Lizzie Friar was married to
Ina Palmer at Racine. The newly-wed-
ded pair belong to Il band Of gypsies that
are encamped Il few miles southwest of
Racine. A wedding supper, reception and
general jOlliticatlon was held at the camp
m the evening.
J An inquest was held on the bodies of
Clara Christonherson and Gus Peters,
found dead at Cedar Bend, near Racine
The verdict of the, jury was that Peters
first poisoned and caused the death of the
girl and then poisoned himself
Lena OKrqi of Milwaukee, the girl
who pleaded guilty to a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses from
charitable people AT Madison, was fined
500 and costs by Judge Donovan, and in
default of payment went to jail for sixty
days.
Fire DESTROYED Seyberth's meat mar
ket. Butchers batoer shop and five barns
st Eau Claire. 8 De total loss is $500
THE Oshkosh Dread boycott continues.
Since the price was lowered to and )
cents per loaf at retail, the amount dis
osed of has increased about % per cent
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