Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29
WISCONSIN NEW S.

joyce IN removing Vic NV A'AA. o -
from Fond du Lac and transferring the
Rev. George Trever at Oshkosh. IN
Fond du Lac 90 per cent. of congre-
cation that numbered $50 enrolled mem
hers. wanted Pastor Clark, but they saw
him removed. They built the church
and they paid the preachers salary, yet
thew bad nothing to say. In Oshkosh
more than 500 church members wanted
the Rev. George IL. Trever to remain
to the end Of conference year, but tney
could not have him. Bishop Joyce had
ordered his removal. The res'g-
nation of Elihu Coleman from
his position as superintendent OF
the Division Street Sunday school
at Fond du Lac has not helped
matters much. The luminosity engen-
dered during the attacks made on fas-
tor Clark have left the church In very
bad condition. Pastor Clark preached
in Oshkosh on Easter Sunday and Pas
tor Trever took the disputed pulpit IN
Fond du Lac. In ordinary times the
church is crowded, but the minister
faced empty benches, even though IT
was Easter Sunday. Pastor Clark's
friends, it is said, will make things SO
uncomfortable for the new minister that
he will want to take to the woods.
Miss XElMA PrrTELL, who was pols-
oned by phosphorous while employed
in the Diamond match factory at Osh-
kosh. has almost entirely recovered.
The PHOSPHORUS attacked her jaw bone,
and in order to save her life it was nee
essary to cut out a portion OF the bone.
The operation was performed success
fully. 1t is the first case of its kind re-
corded in Wisconsin. At first the doc
tors were inclined to think that the
Young woman would not survive.
A TRAMP crawled into a refrige rator
car at Ashland needless of the conse-
quenccs. Had it not CHANGED that sew
eral cases of eggs bad to be shipped from
Clntonville he would have been us rigid
as an iciclc before reaching Chicago. lie
had been without food and light for
more than tWenty-four hours.
TIE Prairie Gun Club, of Chicago, has
bought Il tract of land on Lake Como,
near Lake Geneva, and will build ut
once permanent club house. This is
the largest gun club in the country.
Mike Mcdonald, the well-knoWn politi-
clan of Chicago, is at the head of it.
Their place will join the grounds Of the
Lake Geneva Gun Club.
NEORiE NION rs, VINO WAS Scutcutcu W
state prison for life for the murder of
kenosha County, was taken to Waupun
by the sheriff on March "a. Cloves
said he was sorry for the act, but that
his punishment was ust.
MATT MArsoN was shot in the leg dur
ing quarrel in saloon at Common
wealth. Henry Frielund is under ar
rest on q charge of having wounded
Matson. John $40 was also arrested,
charged with assaulting Matson. He
was held in $500 bonds.
SENECA f. TRuEsDELI, q we'll known
man formerly OF La Crosse
and Milwaukee, suffered q heavy loss
by ire. His furniture was all destroyed
and q valuable library was badly dam
aged by water. The family narrowly
FIRE destroyed the hennery on the
farm of Joseph Egan, near La Crosse,
together with 1000 eggs, 500 chickens
and five incubators The loss is 81, 100;
no insurance.
TIE Stone will case has been settled
outside of the courts at GAINESVILLE, and
the estate of the late Daniel Stone is to
be divided among the heirs. Mrs. Ash
ton, widow of Matthew r. Ashton, who
was convicted and sentenced for life for
Mrs. Stone, and who died Of
smallpox recently in Jail, will get q lib
eral allowance from the estate, but the
sum is not yet agreed upon. 1t will de-
pend on whether her portion is given
to her in money or land. The fees of
the attorneys for the proponents are
also to be paid from the estate. tits re-
ported that the attorneys will receive
S23,O 600. There are twenty three heirs
in the East.
EDWARD SIMMs, a Wisconsin printer,
was found in Il dying condition near
Schulenburg, Tex. He was taken to
hospital. Just before he died he was
handed card on which he managed to
scrawl his name and native state, Wis
consin. The citizens of Schulenburg
gave him a decent burial.
MARY PoLFsKE, Racine girl, is in Jail
on q charge of passing a forged check
brother found the check and gave it to
her.
JOHN S. PATE, of Caledonia sowed a
small quantity Of wheat March II, said
to be the earliest seeding ever done in
Wisconsin.
JACKSON |. CASE states that he will not
resign as mayor of Racine. He says he
is not a stakeholder of the Belle City
Street Railway Company. He simply
loaned that company money and it put
up stock as collateral. The story that
if the city awards contracts for lighting
the streets to the Belle City Company,
he becomes ineligible, he denies, claim
ing that it would not effect him in the
least.
\ LITTLE son of Mrs. White, of Mifllin,
Grant Coanty, was playing in his moth
er's yard, when rain began to fall and
she called him in. Just as he reached
the porch he was struck by lightning
and killed instantly His father was
killed by falling from roof at Mineral
Point year ago.
ROBERT HAHN, who was arrested at
Eau Claire on a charge of attempted
train wrecking, was found guilty and
sentenced to five years in state prison.
OVER 100 men are employed on the
fume at the Dells at Eau Claire. The
channel, it is expected, will be finished
in about two months.
A STRANGER passed a number of forged
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