Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-04-18
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

ened its course to three Years.
j. J. J. Jones, the Omaha lawyer sup
posed to, have killed himself at Norfolk,
is at home and Well. $3.50 s
-Ex-President Harrison was elected
an elder in the First Presbyterian church
at lndianap polls. Ind. eH afEt-g.ss
James Mcdonald, said to be the muir
deref of Detective Moore at Denver,
is alleged to beunder arrest at Pocatello,
Ia. @ af @S@sts& 8sa&2 sa f4l@t IS
A tramp shot and killed a negro
Pullman car porter at Howard. la. The
porter had elected the tramp from the
car. sssea
Farmers south Of Elwood. Ind. have
purchased two bloodhounds to be used
in tracking thieves numerous in that Sec
ton. ~ s.arTszs 80 80 y. ~
Chief of Police Seayey of Omaha.
Neb., who was suspended pending an in
vestigation into the police force, has re-
signed. zA @s @sza kas
William Goken has been given YER
dict against the Monon railroad at Del
phi, Ind, of $1,000 for being elected from
Il train. 8&@&@
Mrs. A. Jeffries and Mrs. w. McSher-
ry of Hubbardston, Mich, claim to be
two of six heirs of a $2,500,0OO estate
in Buffalo. ss
lambert Cheney. of Upper Sandusky,
O.. instead of treating the party which
serenaded him sued one of the party for
trespassing. He lost the suit.
AT Wolcott. Ind, fire destroyed Burke
& Smiths livery stable, Charles Affairs
saloon and Andrew Johnsons undertake
ing establishment. The loss is $4,000
AT Wolcott, Ind, fire destroyed
Burke. & Smiths livery stable, Charles
Affairs saloon and Andrew Johnson's
undertaking establishment. The loss is
$4,000.
r1,l,o oono o,,xr = .l,;,>.. A. e,a4sac
twelve poor persons was performed in the
Dubuque CAD cathedral by Archbishop
Hennessy, nearly all the priests of the
diocese being present sa
A barn belonging to David Halliday,
farmer near EdWardsburg, Mich, is
said to be OCCUPIED by ghost, The
spend a night in the barn.
The O'Sulivan bill, providing that
transportat ton companies shall give free
transportati ton to policemen and firemen
while OH duty and tina t they shall use tele-
phones free, has passed the New York
Assembly. fssss esq ga e&a&a e., #Es.
w. O. Borley of English. Ind, COM
mitted suicide by taking poison.
The water in the St. Lawrence is
rising slowly. The ice is still solid.
--Effie NJ. Hunt ended her life by poi
son at Hartford City, Ind. Illness caused
the act. # 90 &s2 F@s $3.50 &g5
Peabody & Penman's sawmill& at
Akron, Ind, burned. Loss, $4,000; no
insurance. "a @E @H4 a#@
r. H. Moore committed suicide by
taking poison at Peoria, Ill. Despondency
was the cause. ~tfa as-.s ..
Jesus Fuentos Munoz, .ex-minister of
finance of Mexico and director of the
Monte Pio,'' is dead.
Gen. Duchesno, commander of the
French expedition to Madagascar, has
started for that island. aea #@
"A. Cashing & Co. s large mill at I'm
ion Point, N. B., was burned Loss, $780,
COO; insurance, $4,000. sa vns
The Missouri grain elevator at st.
Louis, Mo-, was badly damaged by fire.
Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
Joseph Pierce, aged 60, committed sui
eide by drowning at BeardstoWn, LII.
Business reverses caused the deed.
james III. Garfield. chancellor of the
University of Nebraska, was elected pres
ident Of the Ohio State university.
The Oregon Democratic central com
mittee has sent q protest to President
Cleveland against the retention i'll office
of Republicans. Has v F8 a@.
Hardin county, Ia, has been sued for
$4,000 damages for the death of Theo-
dore Tholen, who fell from the county
bridge at Steamboat Rock. aaab m.
y
Ind, owned by Mathew. Stevenson, eN,
ploded, completely Wrecking the mill and
fatally scalding John DaWson.
Fire in the storage room of the Knox
vile wooden mills at Knoxville, Tenn,
caused $1,000 damage. fa- th
Congressman John P. Tracey of the
Seventh district, became editor of the
Springfield (Mo) Republican. oh so
Rudolph Soderholm Of Jamestown, n
Y, was expelled from Augustana college,
Moline ILL.,, for visiting saloons. s .m
Will Payne was murdered by his
brother. Lock Payne. near Knottsville,
Ky. The men quarreled over a hen.
Mrs. Stevenson, wife of Vice-Presi-
dent Stevenson, and Mrs. William w.
Stevenson have left Bloomington, ILL.,,
for Washington, ID. G: e@ G*
Gov. ,rurney of Tennessee has par
doned five Seventh Day Adventists who
had been convicted and jailed in Rhea
county for working on Sunday.
j. M. Fielding, drummer for New
for five days from the Palace hotel. San
Francisco. His friends fear foul play. I
DIR. A. A. Ames, eN-mayor Of Mime
apolis, Mimi, eX-candidate for governor
and ex-candidate for vice-president at the
st. Louis convention, has renowned the
Democratic party. $3.50 +.a f
John M. Thurston, solicitor-general
CT the Union Pacific and senator-elect
from Nebraska, has announced that he
will resign his position with the railway
before he takes his seat in Congress.
w. l.. Smith of Memphis was elected
department commander at the annual
encampment of the Tennessee Grand
Army of the Republic at Athens. Com
mander Lawler was one of the visitors
present. E@e
The receipts of the Dominion govern
ment for March were $1,OOO,OOO less
than a year ago.
A mail contractor named Clark has
been arrested at Boise, Id, on charge
If robbing the mails.
Three afternoon papers at Reading,
Pa,-the World, Telegram and Review
have joined the Associated press.
The lumber mill of D. Davidson &
Co.., Mackonema, near Helena, Ala,
burned. Loss $4,000; insurance, $1O,-
600. ts-ts s4msksrsa Ht
The United States Consul General
at Berlin says there is a big demand for
American apples in Germany and no
supply. sa-s.v. ,s<s saa*4az
Indians are rising in the Kootenai