Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-03-14
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that the heirs of Frederick Douglass will
contest the probate of the will when it
is offered at Washington.
A miscreant set fire to ST. Peters
Catholic church, Boston, during serv-
ices. There was a stampede of the con-
gregation, but nobody was injured.
ALL the criminal suits against the fac
tons of the Order of Scion at Pittsburg,
Pa, have been withdrawn, and the af-
fairs of the order will be wound up.
Henry Riddle of Saginaw, Mich.
was found at his home nearly frozen to
death.
Judge Hustled decided at Dubuque.
Ia, that a claim for pay for work done
Sunday was illegal.
-Nielson 4 Gaarde, grocers at Clinton,
la. made an assignment. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, $4,000.
librarian, died at Washington from heart
disease, aged 50 years.
Shorts, the Valley Field (Que.) muir,
d1erer, was secretly removed to Beau
harms to prevent lynching
st. Louis grain men complain be-
cause the winter wheat trade is generally
being diverted to Chicago.
Paul Blouet Max O'RelD says Mark
Twain has insulted the women of his
country and wants to fight.
Bill Doolan and his band, who were
surrounded in cave in Oklahoma, out
Wltted the officers and escaped.
-Minnesota's House struck out of the
capitol bill the $25O,OOO appropriation for
securing new plans from architects.
Fire destroyed the distilery of J. b.
Wathen Il Co. at Louisville. Ky. Loss,
$4,000 to S1OO,OOO; insurance. So, 900.
In an address to the naval cadets at
Wilhelmshaven Emperor William urged
them to take the eagle as their model.
"A shortage has been discovered in the
accounts of the secretary and treasurer
of the American Church Missionary So
ciety.
-Gilliland Telephone company has
been organized at Manistee, Mich, with
a capital stock of $4,000, by local CAPT
talistS.
A distant earthquake shock lasting
several seconds was felt at Winston, N.
G.. Buildings were shaken, but no dam
age done.
Martin Farrell has barricaded his
house and, armed with a rifle, he defies
the police to arrest him. He is wanted
| for assault.
Germany is extending the functions of
| her consuls with the purpose of charging
| her foreign trade, especially with the
| United States.
| Members of the freshman class of
| the University of Illinois have adopted
resolutions pledging themselves to alb
stain from naZlnS.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett of
Manistee, Mich. have been fined heavily
for cruelty beating their adopted daugh-
ter, aged IA years.
-Seventy-fve Macon county Qll)
farmers and their families started yes
| terday for Storm Lake, Ia, where they
have bought farms.
Influenza is epidemic in Vienna.
| James Broyles shot Mrs. William
Adams in a quarrel at Sacramento, Cal.
| Official report is made that the small.
pox is under control at Hot Springs, Ark.
| Students at the University of Cali
| fornia are excited over the impending
revival of hazing.
The new Irish land bill was pre-
scented in the British House of Commons
by Secretary Morley.
w. O. Myers has sued Charles Reyn-
olds at Canton O., for $4,000 for alien
ating his wife's affections.
| -Omaha's police board has suspended
| the chief, and will investigate charges of
corruption against the force.
| Premier Ribot favors participation by
| France in the international monetary con-
ference proposed by Germany.
Cadets and negroes came into coils
! ion in the college town of Auburn, Ala,
| and riot was narrowly averted.
| Fifty rebels captured by government
troops in Colombia were shot. An at
tack on canal property is feared
| River and railroad miners of the
| Pittsburg district decided to refuse to
work for less than 90 cents a ton