Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-17
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

| Secretary Herbert has designated
| Miss Anna 3. Gray to perform the cere-
mony of christening the gunboat Will
| mington.
| At Clark City. ILL.,. the tower of the
! Wilmington coal mine burned. Two hum
| dred men are thrown out Of employment.
| Loss $4,000.
The wholesale crockery house of Ha-
zen & Latspeich, at Knoxville, Tenn, was
| destroyed by fire. The loss is covered
| from insurance.
| The Indiana Supreme court has ruled
| that statements made in a proceeding in
law do not constitute libel, even if they
are true and damaging.
| November has been fixed on as the
| date and st. Thomas church the place of
| the marriage of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt
| to the Duke of Marlborough.
| j. 3. Brewster & Co., incorporated,
| of New York manufacturers of carriages
made an assignment for the benefit of
| creditors to John A. Carver.
A Detroit court decided that man
whose jaw was broken by dentist in re
| moving tooth could not collect insurance
carried in an accident association.
John F. Soule and other old settlers
| on land near Aberdeen, Wash, value at
| 81, OOOOOO have won the suit brought by
| the Northern Pacific Railroad company
to eject them.
| 1t is said the smuggling investiga-
| tons at st. Johns. n. F., if followed
up, will involve several prominent public
| officials.
| The reorganization plan of the Green
| Bay, Winona & st. Paul railway has
| been declared operative, and the commit
tee announces that a penalty, yet to be
| determined, will be imposed upon all sub
| sequent deposits.
| Col. w. Jasper Blackburn, ex-mem-
| Der of Congress from Louisiana, is Sc
riously ill at Little Rock.
| The Toledo & Ohio Central coal docks
at Toledo were destroyed by fire. The
| loss is about 100000.
| AT Akron, O., fifty heirs to the Ed
wards estate met and discussed their
chances of securing the property they
| claim in the downtown district of New
| York. No definite action was taken.
| Acting Secretary McAdoo denies that
| WarshipS are to be entirely withdrawn
! from Hawaii
| The London Standard predicts fail
ure for the fruit-growing project in Brit
ish Columbia.
! Mrs Emma Marquardt of Toledo, o.,
| committed suicide by drowning in a els
tern. She left no explanation.
| AT Liberty, Ind, Johnson Orr was
killed by a train. One thousand dollars
in money was found on his person.
| John Wanamaker of Philadelphia
| was elected president of the Sabbath
| School association at Williamsport, Pa.
| Officers of the Brotherhood of Rail-
| way Trainmen are considering bids for
| the permanent location of headquarters.
! Detective Frank Geyer is in Cincin-
natl serving notice on the witnesses to
appear at the Holmes trial in Philadel-
| phia October %.
] Mr.. Kurino, the japanese minister at
| Washington, denies that Japan has any
! designs looking to the control of the
| Hawaiian islands.
| AT Washington, D. c.. the Knights
| of the Golden Eagle decided to move the
Office of the Grand castle from Philadel-
phia to Washington.
| Alexander Bull, the violin player, son
| of the Norwegian artist, Ole Bull, ar
| rived in New York on the Friesland and
was welcomed by a number of his
! friends.
| A Civic Federation has been organ
| lied at St. Louis with J. Charles Cabane
| president. Representatives of every po-
| litical party and secret organization IN
| the city are members.
! AT Nashville, Tenn, Mccarthy "a.
! P. Al is $50 votes ahead of Guild, Dem
ocrat, for mayor, with four wards to
| hear from. The proposition to subscribe
| 100000 to the State Centennial exposi-
| ton is ratified.
| The Cincinnati board of trade has APP
| pointed a committee to select an agent to
| travel in Mexico and appoint agents in
| the City of Mexico and in all the Mexican
| states to foster trade relations between
| Mexico and Cincinnati.
1t was reported that Louise Michel
| is coming to this country to lecture IN
| December. The money which she earns
| by lecturing is to be used for founding
| home in England for political refugees
! from the continent of Europe.
Thieves in Adams county, O., have
been stealing water for two months. The
| drought has been so severe that farmers
| have had to haul water to stock from six
| to ten miles. Water is selling here at
| from 25 to 40 cents a barrel.
Fox & Co.'S oil well supply factory
! and foundry at Pittsburg, Pa, was de-
stroyed by fire at loss of $4,000. Other
his dwelling, $4,000; all insured.
"A stay of proceedings has been grant
| ed in the case of Father Flaherty, under
sentence at Geneseo, n. Y, for assault
| ing a young girl, and the prisoner was
liberated last night under $4,000 bail,
pending an appeal for new trial.
Russia is said to be planning to run a
1luc Oh IdSC SlodIuoIS IIOul '
to Shanghai.
The Patton Trading company, deal,
ers in shoddy and waste at Philadelphia,
made an assignment.
The official count places the majority
of Thomas Taggart Dem.) for mayor OF
indianapolis at 1922.
H. Maitland Kersey denies that the
yacht Valkyrie III. is to be taken back
to England before spring.
Members of the Twelfth and Twen
ty-ffth Michigan infantry are holding Il
reunion at Benton Harbor.A
William Whipple of Charlottesville,
Ind, was waylaid by sandbaggers, who
robbed him of 5000 and beat him badly.
The 16lyear-old son of w. E. hintz
of Decatur, Ind, was drawn into cane
| mill be was operating and fatally In
jured.
1t is officially denied at Berlin that
DIR. Van Boettischer borrowed large
sums from bankers while minister of the