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

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| the sale of common land. 'S by
| DIR. III. S. Humphrey has been bo,,.
trial at Lansing, Mich, on SlO0N u %
on a charge of manslaughter prefarro 9Ill
Julia Cosgrave of Nashville, Tenn 'e9 III By
case grows out of an alleged crimin,, LIE
ration. w
| LIGHTNING struck the Monmouth r,,
| the steamer was Ell route from the He
lantic highlands to New York CITY CaaaI
Martin was slightly injured and tba O nl
! sengers were greatly alarmed for f faS
| minutes.
During the celebration of mass ~
| Catholic church at Bucharest hmf
| who brandished Il long knife rushed nmN
| the altar and tried to murder the n rp 70
| He was seized and disarmed bpfnrnVS
| could do any HARM
The steamer Haytian Republic Will,
| figured so conspicuously in the late smra a
Cling trials at Portland, Or and wbis
has been held by the government for n rva
a year under libel, has been sold at o aua
ton by the United States marshal. IN,
vessel was bid in by Capt. John Ross
her former master, for $4,000.
Mary A. Henderson secured yerE
for $4,000 at Oquawka, ILL.,, in her su
| against j. Schneck for $4,000 for dafa
nation of character.
|
Central railroad were reelected at rba
annual meeting. Net earnings for ii.
year increased $40, 900.
| Charles Osborne of Chicago wo,
elected second vice-president of the Na
| tional Association of Stationary Emo;
neers 1T Baltimore
| Speaker Crisp and Secretary Smith
| addressed q mass meeting at Atlapa
| Ga. the former deyoting himself TO ths
! tariff, the latter to finance.
| The trustees of the Methodist Episco
pal church at Dubuque, Ia, have decided
| to build 4 new edlhce. DR.: Staples sub
| scribed $4,000 and others $4,000
The British steamer Samuel Tyzack
| which has reached Baltimore from Ho,
| vana, is believed to have a case of yellow
| fever aboard and has been quarantined
| A strong Japanese force has occupie
q large island i'm Society bay, ten mis
northwest Of Port Arthur, and will MAKE
| it a base of operations. The lanlin,
| was not opposed.
| A call has BEEN ISSUED by the Peoplps
party of Kane and Du Page counties
H.. for convention to be held at Turner
September 10 for the purpose of placing
| Il senatorial candidate in the field.
Col j. II. Keatly, commandment Of
| the Iowa Soldiers homey amd T.. L. Wells.
|
| the board of commissioners pending an
| investigation of the affairs of the home
George II. Work, the Ph5ladepha
| banker and tinancier who was sentenced
| in February, 1891, to serve four years
| in the Eastern PENNSYLVANIA penitentiary
| for frawdulently taking and contiscatins
| bank securities, has beem released
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota is
i'll at Sioux Falls.
Coy. NIe4Dette of South Dakota was
given a reception at Mumeie, Indr bis old
home.
1T is said the war department has
decided to, make an artillery station Of
Davis island.
p. T.. Baneo, of Quincy, IIl., WIS ar
rested for selling e1gars bearing u counter
! felt union label
/ Peter Diego. postmaster at Nofiah
I Center, n. ", was arrested, charged
4 with rifling mails.
/ Howard White, a bicycle dealer of
! Trenton. n. j., is, missing, and is said to
| be heavily indebted.
/ Elizabeth Tippett of Elyria,. o., has
|, sued Josiah Scott of Sunapee,, N II,
i for breach of promise.
/ Efforts are being made by the stock,
| hplders of the Peoria, Decatur " lBE'Sls
/ vile railroad to reorganlze it.
| John Reese of Ligonier, Ind, IL sell
! confessed ba1m+burne1, escaped from the
/ officers while being taken to jail.
( Lafayette Thompson, arrested at
I Muncie, Ind, confessed to committing
4 score of burglaries in that vicinity.
/, The bishop, of Utigel has denied, the
|, suzerainty of France and proclaimed lim'
/ self ruler of the province of Andora.
/ 1t is thought Din: W. A. Conklin Of
| Cassopolis, Mich.,. has been killed. to pre-
went him testifMing- i'm a murder tria!1
i On Democratic day at the Auburn
/ n. Y, fair speeches were made by Gov
Il Flower and Congressman Harter of Ono.
Il Martin German of Chicago was KILLED
Il by the cars at Will ling, Ind.
|. Levi Mckinney, mine foreman was
/ killed by a Burlington train at Abba, a.
/ Police Sergt Nicholas, Shaehnn was
shot dead at Cleveland, O., by two burg
/ sars.
4 The Des> MSines, conference of the
\ Methodist, Episcopal 0liurch met at Slei
andoah,. Ia.
| During q quarrel over a woman JOE
/ Smith shot and killed Walter Mitchell al
Red Cross, Ind
| w. c.. Melville was killed. at Quincy
| ILL.,, by being caught ia the machinery Oh
| the Crescent laundry.
| eleven. swindlers. secured 64Stal from
a London banking house on al forged dfal'
on the Credit LNonnais.
| -Gabriel Dumoat, Louis, lsiei's OH
! lieutenant. is stirring up an lndian upfis
ing at Fish Lake. N W.. II.
| The Old Settlers association met AZ
| Musoatine, Ia, and j.. F.: Walton, pres'
dent. delivered the chief address.
Stormy jordan, the once wealth.
liquGr dealer who. spent fortune in h 1i
ing; the Iowa prohibition law, is pennies
Gov. McKipley of Ohio addressed, lF
old soldiers at the Cay2ga county lan
Ills, speech was non-political in characspi
Mrs. Chaliaes Ha.ltz of Kankakee. Ill.,
has brought q damage suit for SoOO~ al1
COSTS against G. G.. Parker, alleging S'D
| der.
Nathan A. Weston, an Instructor
the University of Illinois, and Miss A!n'
Gayman Were married at ChalLqals4
Ill.
Judge Coole@ge decided the eleen
Illegal by which ST. Joseph. Mich Ct ,.sn
cured the county seat from beff''
Springs
joint debates have been arEanget .1r
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