Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-13

was out in the field A search was in
stltuted for the tramp, but he was no
where to be found. A few mornings ago
as Mrs. Bartels was working in her kitch-
en-. man appeared with a bandage on
his face. presumably the same person
who had previously assaulted her, and be-
fore she had time to escape he graSped
/, her about the waist and beat her in
terrible manner. The neighbors have
TUNED out and are now securing the
woods. Should the man be caught he
| will he roughly handled.
In the circuit court at Racine Judge
Fish signed a Judgment of custer in the
vs. L. g Schas:er ex rel. Peter Tiedeman
was elected alderman of the Seventh
ward, At the time he held position
as school commissioner. Tiedeman held
that according to the city charter Schaef-
er was ineligible. He began an action
to unseat sehaefer. \ demurrer was en-,
the same. The time having expired in
| which to answer he signed the jud sment
of olster. This leaves Tiedeman alder
man of the Seventh ward until special
+ election is held and n successor is elected
Robert X. Boyd smashed the glass
door of a vacant office in the new Ingram
block at Eau Claire, moved in his furni-
| ture and established himself there with a
| Winchester rifle. He recently rented the
Office from Mr.. Migrants agent and paid q
month in advance. Later he received his
check back by mail with the informa ton
that Mr.. Ingram did not want Mr.. Boyd
| in the building. Boyd is real estate
| man. He is one of the survivors of the
battle of Birch Coulie.
Nose Nerval of Benoit was crossing
| a treste at Ashland when he fell through
| Il hole into the ravine below. Il distance of
| thirty feet. He received internal inju-
| ries of serious nature. His recovery is
| doubtful.
John Cole of Cartwright was shot
in the hip and side while hunting by
| scme unknown hunter. Twenty shots
| were taken from his body and his recov-
cry is considered doubtful.
Herman HinZen, 4 Springfield farm
! err, was thrown from Il wagon and re-
ceived severe injuries. He is 20 years of
age. His right arm was broken
A man entered the room of Mrs.
a'9f he an T PAPER OF hf at
and attacked her with Il club. cutting her
head and shoulders in several places and
leaving her in Il critical condition. The
man wore Il cloth over his head and face
in such a manner that she failed to recog-
nize him. The first she knew of his pres
| ence was when he struck her on the head
when she was asleep in bed. His OBJ
ject was evidently not robbery, as her
pocketbook lying in the next room was I'M
| touched DaZed by blows and blinded by
blood streaming from the cuts. she ran
through the dining room and across the
| hall to the rooms of another family, who
opened the door and let her in just as
an officer arrived, attracted by the cries.
Meanwhile the assailant dropped his club
and escaped down the back stairway.
Two mogul freight engines on the
Southwestern division Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul road collided two
miles west of Beloit and both engines
and fifteen cars, part of them loaded,
were badly demolished. The accident
was caused by misread train orders on
the part of the st-bound crew. No one
was hurt.
-Holcomb's threshins outfit was de-
stroyed by fire near Arcadia. together
with six stacks of grain. The fire origin
ated from sparks from the engine. A
railroad bridge on the Green Bay road
also burned out, causing Il considerable
delay in trains.
Francis, the 6-year-old son of Henry
Feudner of Fond du Lac, was horribly
lacerated about the face by a vicious dog.
The Tweed Advertising company of
Portage has been Incorporated with u
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