Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-08
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

| end churches Tor CONVEX 1olln w. NY
| Kane. 1 don,tv
GRAND master Of the Order OF brl'h
| Abraham.
| THE strike Of the nailers and packers
| at the flour mills IN Minneapolis mas
| been settles ~,
A NEW Methodist Church at Anna, H.
| was dedicated, Bishop Bowman preach-
ing the sermon.
THE Bloomington, H., Library AS
ISOLATION has offered TO sen oI io'oo i'o
books to the city.
OFFICER MCCAIN, of Freeport, ILL.,,
| shot John Grubb, who was resisting ar
rest. He will recover.
| AN ice gorge in the Missouri River at
Sioux CITY. Ia, gave way. Two boats
were crushed and sunk.
LOGGING operations near StlllW3ter,
Mimi. were brought to an END by
heavy fall OF warm rain.
! A WARM rain fell throughout the West.
Fears are felt for winter wheat, when
NAV be sprouted by the ram.
THREE men have been arrested at
| Anna, Ill.,, for complicityln the attempt
| to blow up the Goodman DAM
ii. C. LORD, of Boston, who dlsap-
| peared in ST. Louis, has been found at a
| hospital with delirium tremens.
RID1CULE Of a congregational rule by,
| q new pastor led to a riot III concord
! Baptist Church, near Lebanon, Ind.
THE creation of a fund from which to
pay pensions to railway mail clerks Is
advocated by Congressman Wheeler.
STRIKING steel mill laborers at East
| Chicago assaulted deserters from their
ranks who attempted to resume work.
In speaking of the dead Jubal A.
Early, Gen James Longstreet said bis
| career as soldier was dismal failure.
SPOTTED fever has again made It's
appearance at Elwood, Ind
| ONLY nine Of the unemployed OF
| INDIANAPOLIS would accept the city's
offer to break stone.
TIE Worlds w. c. I. U. is preparin
| temperance petition to be presented
| to all the rulers on earth.
In the German rechstag it was denied
| that the military members intended to
resign, as reported recently.
GEN. MILES said at Boston there was
not a harbor in proper condition to
resist hostile modern fleet.
SAM RANKIN, bartender Of Cripple
Creek, Col, was fatally shot by w. IL.
Ramble during game OF faro.
QUEEN JUMBO, the largest elephant in
captivity, is suffering from la grippe in
circus quarters at Rockford, Ill.
GRAPE growers Of Ohio have formed a
combine" alleging as the business is
now conducted there is no profit.
STRIPPED Of clothing thief escaped
with a blanket for covering in the in
terror of Erie County, New York.
Mrs. MCDONALD. widow Of the In
4 In, J., Low
John M. Butler, for money withheld.
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, is alarmed over an
anonymous letter to Father Mcmahon
threatening to blow up or burn his
church.
NEAR Rapatee, ILL.,, two Iowa Central
freight trains collided. One of the
train men was injured and much prop
erty destroyed.
MCGREEvY and Connolly, the boodling
members of the Canadian Parliament, |
have served their terms and been re-
leased from prison.
A LETTER threatening his life was re-
ceived by the Rev. Mr.. Hamp, of Terre |
Haute, Ind, who in a sermon accused |
Catholics Of conspiracy.
J. J. HILL is said to have finally com
pleted arrangements for the building of |
branch Of the Great Northern system
lIOnl IOSStOn 10 Dulutn.
THE body of a man who had been |
murdered was found in a small stream
near Georgetown, Mass. The victims |
hands and feet were tied.
THE trial of eN-Policeman Gus Mink |
hansen for numbering his wife has been
continued at Mascoutah, ILL.,, and may |
be taken to another county.
THE ferry boats Arizona and Oregon
collided in a fog in the river at New |
York. Eight persons were injured. |
Charles Wingerter had both legs broken.
GEORGE MOUNTS who was shot by |
Postmaster Jack Barlow at Warsaw, |
IND, IS still alive, but cannot recover.
Barlow has not been arrested, as he saws
he shot in se!f-deiense
SIX men escaped from jail at Fort
Dodge, Ia.
TUE post-office and several stores were
robbed at Center Point, Ind.
AN earthquake shock was expert
enced at Benton Harbor, Mich.
ARMED tramps robbed the BURLINGTON
Quincy telegraph operator at Naper-
vile, Ill.
MARY c. DAVIS, Of Emporia, Kas., has
been divorced from John Davis a sec
ond time.
GEORGE DENVER, an old resident of
Leroy, ILL.,, shot and killed himself yes
terday. ~
Gen; Early, at Lynchburg, Va, is
steadily weakening and can last only a
few days. q
= ELLA MILLER, Is years old, died at
Denver, ILL.,, from the effects of an I'M
lawful operation.
FREEPoRr, ILL.,, is undergoing a remark
able awakening, all the churches con
Quoting revival services.
JUDGE KEY, of the federal district
court OF tennessee, denies that he will |
retire. He is 20 years old.
- OS account of poor health. G. f.
fraser, commissioner of nnhlin ,ra.l-a;,