Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-25
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

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counting, makes serious charges agalns'
Mace.
IowA's insurance combine has made
rule which virtually raises the rates &c
owners Of property and causes com
plant.
I. r. GRIFFITH, of Somerset, hy.,
claims $500 reward for giving Informal
ton leading to embezzler Phil Schleg
capture.
PHYSICIANS who attended the victims
of the Nann. H., disaster, have sued
the county of Madison to recover fo1
services.
Gov. RICH will investigate frauds IN
connection with the canvass of the sal
aries amendment to the Michigan con-
stitution.
THERE is nothing to indicate a settle
ment of the deadlock in New Jersey
between the Republican and Demo
cratic senators.
Mrs. JOHN LOCKER, aged So, e!oped
from HARDWOOD, Pa, with Charles hock-
er, aged q. The two were arrested at
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Two sections of freight train on the
Chicago 4 st. Louis road colllded near
s;teubenville, O., and three unknown
lIdlup S "C1c hlllCO.
MERCHANTS at Alliance, Salem, Canton
and Youngstown, o., have been SWIM
died bv an alleged Catholic priest, Tor
whom they cashed checks.
UPON the day that S. II. Foss was
killed at Guthrie, Ok, his wife secured
q divorce at O'Fallon, ILL.,
A SLIGHT re duction at the Peru, ILL.,,
zinc works caused a riot among the
Poles Further trouble is expecte d.
PHYSICIANS in attendance at the bed
side of George w. Childs, Philadelphia
philar thropist, report that he is not SO
we'll.
AN Indianapolis trolley car ran into a
funeral carriage, badly injurlng Mrs.
William Bader and Undertaken Fltz
Ugh.
IowA's insurance combine has made
ruling which virtually raises the rates
to owners of property and causes COM
plant
GREY TAB1NG objected to Bruce Sow
ers paying attentions to the formers
mother, and the two men fought a
street duel at Eldorado, kas., Tabing
being killed.
The French Chamber of Deputies has
approved the treaty between France
and Siam. The chamber approved, al
most unanimously, a proposal to make
a reduction in the pensions paid by the
state.
THREE men were killed and eighteen
injured in wreck on the J. E. Potts
Lumb Der Company's tram road, ten
miles south of Camden, Ark. The dis
aster was caused by the giving way of a
trestle.
GEN. d. B. HENDERSON, representa-
tive from Iowa, is i'll from the effects Of
wound received during the war, which
has continually troubled him since. 1t
is feared blood poisoning has set in and
his condition is causing great apprehen-
sion.
Two 6-year-old boys, bound together
by q lgament as were the Slamese
twins, are being exhibited at Hong
Chow, China
AN unknown negro, suspected Of az
son, was lynched in West Feliciana
Parish, La. He killed one Of the at
lacking mob.
SHERIFF J. P. BooTI and his prede-
cessor, E. c. Seymour, Of San Bernardo
no, Cal, were indicted for charging
double fees.
AT Rockford, H., jeremiah Mahony,
a farmer was convicted OF the larceny
of a wagon and sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary.
TODD NJ. PErTIGREw, embezzling CASH
ier Of the First National Bank of Sun
Dance, WyO., was sentenced to five
years imprisonment.
For taking two cigars from an office
into which he had broken, Thomas Ben
nett, of Mascoutah, ILL.,, was sentenced
to six wears in prison.
THE wages of the section men on the
Grand Trunk Railway between Mon
treal and Island Pond have been re-
duced 10 cents per day.
ANOTHER unidentified body was taken
from Newton Creek, the scene OF the
Long Island bridge disaster, making
eight bodies so far found.
AT Rockford, H., Jeremiah Maho-
ceny Of a wagon and sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary.
TIE conference between hatters and
bosses at Danbury, Conn, resulted in
no agreement, as the men refused to
agree to temporary reduction.
AT Purdue University, Indiana, the
Heavilon shops, designed for the use of
the mechanical engineering department
tAAANA NOCtIlISe ~Ioo)oOo3 "C1C uCNtlCdGCU
CHARLES c. CLINGEf., :. well-to- do farm
er of Winamac, Ind, while hauling logs
to a saw mill was instantly killed by the
chain breaking and the log rolling on
top of him.
The Jackson Coal Company has
closed it's Brazil. Ind, mine, and it is
asserted the Brazil Block Coal Company
will close two mines soon. Lack Of
orders is alleged.
WILLIAM RARADAN. residing near
Brazil, Ind, was frightfully nangled by
an explosion of dynamite cartridge.
He was digging we'll and had inserted
the cartridge under a large stone.
EIGHT more patients suffering with
typhoid fever at Bermuda have been
transferred to the hospital from H. M.
5. Canada. Eleven of it's crew are sick
with the fever at Barbados and twenty
at Bermuda.
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