Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-29
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

I -LauleS OF the South Country club
gave an interesting bicycle parade at Mar
! ragansett pier.
| Edward Leslie, the comedian. saved
boy from drowning at New York and
we'll nigh lost his own life.
| 1t is said six people will corroborate
| Durrant's alibi statement in his trial for
murder at San Francisco, Cal.
Marco Aurello Soto. one of the for
mer presidents of Honduras. has reached
! New York on his way to Paris.
| Max Bierbauer, a Philadelphia brok
er. was robbed of three diamond rings
valued at $1,000, at Atlantic City. n. J.
| The jury of experts decided that the
cause of the Ireland building collapse at
New York was the imperfect foundation.
discovery of a will left by the prin,
| opal IN the Mora claim, is likely to cause
a change in the prosecution by the heirs.
| Official reports of the captains of the
Seaford and the Lyon concur that the
collision was una voidable and was due to
the fog.
| Friction between the Pennsylvania
and Baltimore & Ohio railroads has led
| to threats of rate war ON passenger
| business
Henry Briton of Duluth began an ac
| ton against the Northern Pacific road
to recover $4,000 as personal damages
for injuries.
j. n Woolscroft & Co., grain and
provisions commission merchants of Gin
cinnat assigned. Assets and liabilities
$4,000 each. No preferences.
| The will of Prof. J. L. Nichols of
Naperville, Ill.,. gives $4,000 for Ii
brary there and Il sum for the CONNER
cial department of the Northwestern col,
lcge.
DR.. Charles Longle of Kansas City,
Mo-, became insane over Spiritualism
and committed suicide.
1t is reported that Lieut. Gov
Schultz has been entrusted with the work
of settling the Manitoba school troubles
"A thousand pounds of nitro-glycerine
exploded at Franklin, Pa, blowing d
horse and wagon and the driver to atoms
Seventeen Of the twenty-three riot
ers were convicted at Winston, n. c.,
and sentenced to work on the county
| roads.
The secretary of state from the Eng
| llsh home department has promised to
take up the case of Mrs. Florence May
brick.
Two thousand dollars in fines has
been taken in from volators of the eX-
| else law in the court of special sessions
! in New York.
Capt. Wynne and two other officials
| of the Cumberland railroad were shot
while trying to quell fight at a negro
excursion near Middleboro, Ky. All yill
| recover.
The Rev. w. J. Cleveland has left
South Dakota for the scene of the recent
Indian trouble at Jackson's Hole, Wyo..
to investigate the causes leading to the
difficulty at the request of the Indian
Rights association of Philadelphia.
The will of Diamond 10" Reynolds
widow has been filed in Clayton county,
Ia. She makes requests of $1,000 to
| 10 nd Uiv 10 of
her estate to her only brother, Jay Nor
ton of Rockland, Sullivan county, n. Y.
The stoppage of the railway by
| French warships causes great excitement
at st. Johns n. T. 1t is felt that this
is a crucial point where England must
! make a determined stand against French
aggression or else sacrifice Newfound
| lands prosperity.
! AT the Universal Peace union at
Mystic, Conn, William Lloyd Garrison
| deplored the growing military spirit of
/ the nation, and resolutions We're adopt,
ed condemning the war department. in its
treatment of the Bannock Indians and
against capital punishment.
The Louisville s. Nashville railroad
has perfected negotiations for the inau.
guration of a steamship freight service
/ between this country and Europe, the
vessels to ply between Pensacola and
Liverpool.
Laura Jackson Arnold, aged 20
years. sister Of Stonewall Jackson and
residing at Columbus, o., has gone to
attend the reunion at Buckhannon of the
Fifth West Virginia Union cavalry, OF
which she is the mother having been
Union woman during the war.
The sailing schooner George r.
White, which left Seattle, Wash. July IA
with fourteen men on board, has been
given UP as lost. It's captain was j. M.
| Wheeler.
A passenger coach of train No. 4 on
the Audumon branch of the Rock Island
road was ditched at Atlantic, la. John
Clark of Des Moines was fatally injured
and some others were hurt.
A severe earthquake has shaken the
| town of Coin in Andalusia, Spain, TWEEN.
ty-one miles west of Malaga. Serious
| damage has been done. Coin has a
population of about 10000.
Frank Bott, who eloped with Berth
Ligh, the daughter of rich farmer at
Logansport. Ind, has returned home I'M
married. The couple being under age
could find no one to marry them.
George Wilkinson, 40 years of age,
a merchant of Kingston, Ont, died of
delirium tremens on board the White
Star steamer Brita nnic, which just ar,
| rived from New York. His body was
! landed here.
While Eddie McAfee, aged 16, ws>s
filling lamps at East Dallas, Tex, some
boys poured kerosene over his head and
shoulders and then set fire to his hair.
The boy suffered terrible torture until
| death relieved him.
! Much that has been said of the sue
cess of the electric motor in the Balti-
more tunnel must be taken back. The
motor has not been accepted by the Bal
| timore & Ohio and will not be until it
works more satisfactorily.
| Two more swift launches, bought by
| Spanish agents TO be used in the rivers
of Cuba for overhauling flibusterers,
| the John e. Throop and the Sparkle,
were put aboard the steamship Ardanhu
| at New York, bound for Havana.
! An attempt was made to blow up the
home of Prof. Moffett at Decatur, Ind.
A dynamite bomb with half burnt fuse
was found on the front porch. Mr..
Moffett has been warned several times to
leave, but never supposed the matter to
| be so serious.
| AT Iowa Falls Ia Judge Weaver