Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-05
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

-Eras+,,s Wiman has been granted an
other stay until July 8.
George Coleman and twenty-five CHI
caco commonwealers reached WasnlnS-
ton.
The Burlington's statement for May
shows a decrease in net earnings OF Sozo,-
600.
The suit against Isaac BernheImer
for 1919. 900 was transferred from Ch1ca-
go to Minnesota.
Judge j. G.. Ramsdell of Traverse
Civ. Mich. announced himself a candl-
date for governor.
An investigation was ordered OF the
action of the Michigan jury in Attorney
General Ellis case.
The trust advanced the price of whis-
Ky and spirits cents per gallon in antlcl-
patton of the new tax.
-Leander Richardson was acquitted OF
the charge of assaulting John L. SulllVan'
Rose Coghlan's husband.
Assets of the Chamberlain invest
ment company, face value S2,oOo,Ooo,
sold at Denver for SlO,loO.
The Indiana Steel Casting company
has signed contract to locate their man
ufacturing plant at Anderson, Ind.
-Distillers are taking thousands OF
barrels of whisky out of bond to evade
the increased tax of the Wilson bill.
A mass meeting at Atlantic City n.
r.. denounced the arrest of Justus Rice,
the "cowboy evangelist" and his wife.
The interstate sheriffs' convention at
Sioux City, Ia, elected William Remer
of Deadwood, S. D., president. Sherlffs
of Wyoming, Wisconsin, Kansas ana Ne
braska were admitted to membership.
The Portuguese government has mani,
tested it's willingness to allow. United
States Minister Caruth to act Tor Bra
lr1v.i a
diplomatic intercourse between Portugal
and Brazil. The request came from the
United States government.
The Turkish authorities have seized
the English steamer Science, which was
CARRYING guns for the British Warshlp
Cockatrice which is stationed at SAUNA a.
pass through the Bosphorus unless the
guns are delivered to Turkey.
An anarchistic proclamation signed
"Alabama Miners" is being sent out lib
orally in Alabama. It is addressed to
Gov. Jones and calls on him to settle the
strike by July /. 1t demands that the
and the non-union men be shipped back
home. The proclamation says the men
will not be tempered with and II the
terms are not complied with the demands
will be enforced by force of arms.
The fan steamer Unioner collided
with an iceberg IN mldOceau anu aiilNeu
at Dieppe almost total wreck.
d. G.. Cable of, Nelsonville was
elected state commander at the encamp-
ment of Sons of Veterans at Fostoria,
O. S. A. Dickinson was elected senior
vice-commander and G. II. Palmer, Dr.,
yice-cOmmander.
A request for troops subject to call
has been forwarded by Secretary Smith
to the secretary Of war on the ground that
VII inc n ~
run the Black Feet Indian reservation in
Montana. The interior department has
determined to allow no prospecting on the
reservation.
A novel suit has been commenced
in the Champaign county, ILL.,, circuit
court. 1t is a result of the Gallagher
Taylor murder trial at Clifford last Feb
ruary. Gallagher was acquitted on the
ground of self-defense. Taylor,s family
have now brought suit against Gallagher
for $4,000 damages.
Duluth took day off to celebrate
the laying of the cornerstone of it's new
board of trade building. Masonic rites
were observed.
-Ex-Gov. Green has been appointed a
member of the New Jersey court of er-
rors and appeals, succeeding the late Will
lam Walter Phelps.
A motion for new trial has been
made for Gus Menkhausen, the eX-police-
man under death sentence at Mascoutah,
ILL.,, for numbering his wife.
BY vote of over three to one Sioux
City sanctioned the appropriation of
$4,000 to aid in the construction of a
bridge across the Mississippi.
Another prominent Western states
man is about to make a summer residence
near New York. This is ex-United States
Senator Thomas w. Palmer of Michigan
and president of the national commission
fho or1I fairs re oI11on ~
just purchased the Lockwood place at
Larchmont
The grand stand at the Williams
race track in Galesburg, ILL.,, was blown
down.
The steamer Plymouth was ''stilted"
off the rocks near Roses island, Long
Island sound.
John L. Donovan, Jr., a prominent
young lawyer of Kankakee, ILL.,, is mystic
riousiy missing.
-Senator-elect Martin of Virginia is
Col. Fenton Day.
seriously injured at Ogden, n. Y, by
falling from chair.
Wheat harvest has begun in Mont
gomery county, III. The yield promises
to be the largest in ten years.
Beers, exasperated at demonstra-
ton in Transvaal, threaten to attack the
English residents of the colony.
The faculty of Yale has approved the
report of a committee recommending
abolition of the annual commencement
exercises.
Judge Barrett at New York has
granted Erastus Wiman stay until Fri
day, to avoid going to Sing Sing for the
time being.
There will be no opposition on the
part of the railroads to adoption of the
Patterson amendments to the interstate
commerce act
ENDED IN A FARCE.
Superior Alderman's Threatened Expose