Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-20
WISCONSIN NEWS.

-e'' ,orn serious in its consequences
na'" ~. At first expected. Mr.. Kelley
han lion patch and the fact became
5a1 -. a. "a some Of the young men ID that
s. HoH va mr5noJ. who, it is alleged, visited
8 ge.-loS3,l.iL James Mccarthy, Jr, was
s tl' Pa he back, and the wound may
4 g'orr .,,,iotors of Green Bay coal yards
- HAT il is impossible to get men
5 r4lrJL .o do the work they have on hand.
s e.'tt- .hnrclprs are paid S3 per day, and
".' ~ This figure they are not to be had.
8 - 'rbn body of an unknown man found
s ri.rr near Escanaba, Mich, is sup
8 IN Il -, hp that of Charles Martin, who
8 J''7'- disappeared from Marinette.
g,5r Young women of Burnett had a
- I.;~inr contest recently to raise mon
-'-'r tna Sunday school in that place.
! e e., r;r who won fastened twenty laths
lur fnur nails apiece in ten minutes
N..,t',,,t o,lcr hitting her thumb.
WASHINGTON Woodland OF Burke, Dane
,ntr has begun suit against the Cot
Grnyr Fire Insurance company to
.-,rpr $500 insurance on his property
3 l,,rpol last December.
trark Cone, young man sent to
.n for one year from Racine on
4 Ft..I,gp Of bigamy, has been pardoned
y ,I :, dangerously sick with hemorrhage
If the lungs.
Ir.ticr /. d. McCabe of Menasha
,nfIy lost pOcketbook containing
>otJ 1t was found by man named
I-hn Falk. and returned to the owner.
Touis +. Rose, formerly employed at
,,Intuu as a telegraph operator, whose
Ir which he never committed, and his
nh.nnurIlr unjust Imprisonment for thir
,',r vrars. is a free man. He has arrived
n 4EnIpton. and with hiss mother is visit
;n% friends near his old nome in Filing
tIn He will doubtless be Joined soon by
his wife and they will probably take up
tbnir residence in Appleton. Mr.. Rose is
much aged by his long Imprisonment, his
hair being nearly white.
Russell s. Rich, Il Nepeuskun farmer
+ wears of age, has instituted proceed
mos at Oshkosh against his son, Thurman
K Rich. The old gentleman alleges that
m January >, 1880. he decided his farm
+, the son with the agreement that the
latter support him during the remainder
If hi, natural life, and that since March
1894. his son has failed to fulfill the
a,rrrmrnt. Thurman Rich in answer to
fine COMPLAINT denies all the allegations.
There is at present pending in the circuit
court 1T Oshkosh an action brought by
the elder Rich to set aside the transac
ton by which the agreement was entered
into
4 taI3l a'tlueHl DCcuIItl tilt low IL
county asylum, which resulted III the
death of Miss Maggie Hughes, aged 10
wears, an inmate from Avota. Her
Clothes in some manner caught fire in the
dry closet and she was SO severely burned
before the fire was eXtinguished that she
died the same evening. Supt. r. }. Per
klnS and one of the lady attendants were
burned badly on their hands i'll attempt
ing to relieve the unfortunate woman.
IA, to
burial
A freight train was wrecked on the
Northwestern road at Ashland. Nine
cars were derailed and five of them
smashed to splnters The ears were
loaded with ore from the Norrie mine.
Fred Stevens and Charles Filler dis
covered an interesting relic in cavity
in the stone quarry near Clifton, Winnie
hago county Stevens. while carelesSly
showing his hand into Il hole in the rock,
found Il stone urn eight inches tall and
about the same in diameter. 1t was very
little worn, though it was evident that it
had been resting in its retreat for ages.
The outside Of the vessel was beautifully
embossed with tiligree work and the ma
trriaI Of which it was composed seemed
As hard as flint There is little doubt that
the mound-huilders.
Oshkosh i Wel-known resident put the
boy to sleep and he could not be aWak-
rnrd for three hours and a half in spite
of the application of all known remedies.
The operator had been Il constant patron
of 4 hypnotiSt and had picked up Il few
points in the science which he put into
effect on the boy to his sorrow.
The Northwestern Stave and Head
ing association met at Eau Claire and
,,,,i..n ,fh III 70, i
set. The combination controls the output
III Wisconsin and Minnesota.
John Ralthazor of Friendship. Fond
du Lac county. lost valuable mare. The
animal ram against Il barb wire fence and
sustained severe cuts from which it bled
10 death.
-Beloit'S contribution 10 the Wisconsin
and Minnesota fire sufferers is already
HNfO III money. merchandise and clothing.
ana more donations are being received
daily.
Mayor Hubbell of Ashland has issued
another call to the citizens of Ashland
looking to the assistance of needy Ash
land county settlers who were left des-
ttute by the forest fires. Committees
are receiving clothing, cooking utensils,
etc, for them.
Josh Cramer, Marinette policeman.
was thrown from Il street car and re-
''Nru severe injuries about the Read
D. l.. Wilson died of heart disease at
Ms hom" III GAINESVILLE. aged 70 years.
tie was for many years Il music teacher,
Knit ~ late kept Il music store.
Maggie Adams, aged 10 years, who
disappeared from her home in Saginaw,
Mich ten days ago, has been found in a
convent at Ashland.
Isaac Hawney, who was burned to
Death together with seven members OF
Ills family 1T Marengo several days ago,
was hauling Il load of hay when the hre
struck him. He unhitched the horses and
iturnrd them loose. One horse was found
h""ned near the house. The other horse
was found lying with fallen tree across
lis neck, burned to Il crisp. The loaded
nay wagon was found. with the wagon
tongue burned off and a clean swain
burned around the wagon, but with the
1oad OF dry hay untouched.
\ Iarg" number of people in Raclne
nave been taken sick with bowel com
n.a0t and retching at the stomach Or:
hrod>ky made Il thorough examination OF
"''ul eases and pronounceS the cause
arsenic Poisoning The arsenic. he pc
Ne'eS was Sprinlled on land early III the
season To XII chinch bugs, and 1t got III
mN>kmclonS and corn. and that persons
eating the melons and corn are maze
sick