Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-15
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

two little girls drunk.
GEORGE Polk and Walter Crlbbes
were arrested at Hartshorne, |. T., tor
the murder of Alexander Lanler at
Birmingham, Ala, in October.
THE Rev. J. II. Schnoor and Mrs.
Steiner, a member of his congregation,
disappeared at Pittsburg. About $500
belonging to the church is missing.
THE Canadian cabinet has decided to
call Parliament together March 10. LII
has also been decided to make no
change in canal tolls for the ensuing
| season.
DENNIS CLEMENTS was shot dead by
Will Barge at Johns, Ala. They loved
the same girl. Barge resisted arrest
and was shot and killed by Deputy
Sheriff Holman.
C. R. b. McCowN, formerly superin-
tendent Of Bradstreet's agency, Phlla-
delphia, is missing from his home at
Berkeley, Cal. His wife fears he has
committed suicide, while others believe
he has met with foul play.
DURING the passage from Liverpool
the steamer Lake Ontario, which has ar
rived at Halifax, encountered fierce
storms and big fields of ice, the passen-
gers at times being seriously alarmed.
The night of the 3Oth of January there
was a brilliant display of St. Elmo
lights, which remained about the rig
gings for four hours without intermls-
sion.
HEAVY rains carried away a number
of bridges near Memphis, Tenn.
AL BAUER, ex-base ball umpire, was
suspended as city detective at Column
bus, 0.
THOMAS A. BEAN pleaded guilty at
Springfield, ILL.,, to using the mails to
defraud.
j. G. KELLY, postmaster at treeDurg,
| Ill.,, became suddenly insane and tried
to kill his wife and son.
THE revival at the Baptist Church,
Fairbury, ILL.,, has closed with thirty adj
ditions to the church membership.
THE jury in the Joe Donnelly murder
case at Mexico, Mo-, could not agree.
| Donnelly killed Sam Turner last July.
REV. +. O. CUNNINGHAM, of Boston,
has been offered the passionate OF the
Park Place Baptist Church, of Aurora,
| Ill.
DUBUQUE, Ia, breWeries and liquor
dealers appointed a committee to work
with the legislature for favOra bic legls-
! lation.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, College students are
stirred up over the suspension of f. f.
Jones and threaten to leave unless he is
| reinstated
THE registration of Chinese at San
Francisco is on the increase. Two hun
dred and twenty five certificates are
issued daily.
THE Marshall County, Ind, tax du
plicates show the addition of 100000
| during the year, which will net $1,000
additional taxes.
DR. JEFF MAJORS, of Lawrence
County, ILL.,, pleaded guilty at Spring
field of falsely personating a United
States officer. Sentence was deferred.
THE marriage of Miss Anna Gould
and William Hartman will take place
June A.
Mrs. ALBERT SEIBEL, a prominent So
ciety woman of Wilkesbarre, Pa, has
eloped with DR.. Pace.
ODD FELLOWS HALL at Bloomington,
ILL.,, was damaged by fire to the extent
! of $4,000; partly insured.
Gov. ALrGELD, of Illinois, has APP
pointed Edward d. McCabe public
guardian for Peoria County.
The Rev John Dingeldy is on trial at
Richmond, Ind, for cruelty to the or
phans in the Lutheran Home.
THE Kitz Implement Company, which
will employ 2oO men, accepted a $50, 900
bonus to locate at Anderson, Ind.
Mrs. CATHERINE HARTMAN sued Dir. J.
NJ. Dean, Of Springfield, o., for $4,000
for neglect in setting her broken leg.
MARrINsvILLE, Ind, has sold to n w
Harris, of Chicago, bonds for $4,000 for
the purpose of putting in water works.
BANDITS Evans and Morrell were at
tackled near Fresno, Cal, by a sheriff's
posse. The outlaws made their escape.
SATISFACTION is felt in Russia over the
speech of the German Emperor upon
the importance of a commercial treaty.
JOHN NARRING was arrested at Eos
toria, o., charged with assaulting Miss
Bertha Tlland, of the Salvation Army.
JOHN WHITE and John HAYES, sup
posed to have committed many rob-
berries at Freeport, Ill.,, have been ar
rested.
J. M. DAY, former owner of the Dri S
kill Hotel, at Austin, Tex, sued NJ. Is.
Curtis, the actor, and his wife for
81, SOB
A FLORIDA game warden tried to ex-
act 500 from w. j. Arkell claiming he
was violating the law in shooting ALI
gators.
1API. liner, OF burlington, mas OGen
elected lieutenant colonel Of the Second
Iowa Regiment, vice Col. Guest, pro
noted.
APPLICATION was made for a receiver
for the Galveston Evening Tribune on
the ground of an assignment said to be
fraudulent
THE striking carpenters at st. Louis
have returned to work, the contractors
having receded from their demand for
| a reduction.
THE kearney, Neb., cotton mill will
begin operations as soon as needed re-
pairs can be made, employing at least
500 operatives.
W. NJ. M\NsBERGER, a brakeman, has
| secured a Judgment for s. geo against
the Terre Haute 4 Indianapolis Rail
way for injuries.
SoME one put q dynamite cartridne in