Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-07

- he DeFllIl correspondent Ol tue l1On-
don Standard says the Central News
dispatch dated Berlin and published Oc-
tober Is, entitled THE Kaiser as a Stage
Manager is a pure invention from be-
ginning to end.
AT st. Louis, Mo-. perfunctory cleo
ton of directors of the st. Louis 4 San
Francisco railroad to serve the coming
year or until the road shall have been
sold by the court took place at the gen
eral offices of the road.
AT Il negro riot near Shreveport, La.
two we're killed and several injured.
AT Tamarac. Mimi. near Duluth.
extensive iron ore deposits have been
discovered.
The reported volcano on Mount Olym-
pic, Wash, is nothing more than u tim
Der fire in deep canyon.
AT Cincinnati the Rev. III. D. Prowd
denounced the faith cure as hypnotisln,
and it ought to be prohibited by law.
At Newport, r. l., the torpedo boat
Gushing made two attacks upon the tor
pedo station and was successful in both.
Mrs. C. N. Lindley, daughter of the
late Gen. James w. Denver, has begun
suit at Cincinnati to regain one-fourth
of her fathers estate, which was valued
at S1,00O,OOO.
Oscar Smalley, the young man who
was on the train with the murderer at
the time of the killing of Detective Pow
ers near Grand Rapids, Mich has been
captured in Oklahoma.
Detective Eli Dubois of Peoria, H..
is at Hamilton, Ont, and has sworn out
Il warrant for the arrest of Sydney
Slocum. a young American, charged with
attempting to murder Peter Hanson at
Peoria.
The thirty members of the Theatrical
Employees union working at the Lyceum
IL r ,I,,41~ r4,,sI-
for higher wages. Members of the Rob
ert Downing company shifted the scenery
between the acts.
About twenty guests of the Adelphia
hotel at Huntington, w. Va, took sick
and number of them are in critical
condition. The physicians in the city
were called in and it was pronounced
case of poisoning.
Prof A. K Atkinson, superintend-
ent of the public schools at Nashville,
Mo-. was placed under arrest on the
charge of brutally fogging Miss Angle
Van Hoozier, Il beautiful young woman,
20 years old, who has been pupil OF
Atkinson'S.
Mrs. G. w. Billings of Ligonier.
the grave of her mother. She had at
tempted suicide by placing cloth sat,
urated with chloroform over her face and
wrapping shawl about her head, but
will recover
AT st. Louis John D. Loughran was
arrested, charged with using the mails
with intent to defraud.
Three wealthy Swedes reported at
Montgomery, Ala, that they will es-
tablish large Swedish colony in West
Florida.
AT Philadelphia the Transcontinen-
tai railroad of Russia has placed an
order for locomotives to be delivered i'll
December.
The lease of the Central Washington
railroad to the Northern Pacific has
been renewed in the United States court
at Seattle.
AT Jackson, Tenn, Charles Niswon-
ger, mind-reader. was stricken with
nervous prostration during one OF his
performances.
AT Uniontown, Ala, Frank Metzger
committed suicide because he was not
allowed to take the place of a brother in
jail accused of murder.
C. w. Reynolds, local capitalist
and owner of a circus which is in winter
quarters at Rockford, ILL.,, had narrow
escape from death while feeding a big
lion.
AT Defiance. O.. B. B. Kleckner Of
Kansas City abducted his S-year-Old
daughter from his deserted wife, but was
forced by mob of armed citizens to give
her up.
Farmers around Horace. n. D., lost
several thousand dollars by the failure
of the State bank of Duluth. They took
checks on the bank for wheat sold in
Duluth.
The exploring party which went into
the Olympic mountains seeking evidences
of alleged volcanic fires has returned to
Port Townsend, Wash, after an unsuc-
cessful trip.