Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-26
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Cracker manufacturers are in ScS-
SIGN at Cincinnati trying to devise some
| means of arresting the Generalization i'll
the price of crackers.
The Belgian vice-consul in Montreal
will sue French paper of that city for
libel because it declared King Leopold
of Belgium had Incorporated money
belonging to Carlotta, widow of Max
milan.
Senior Romero. Mexican minister. has
received official notification that the re-
port that the Mexican government, be-
sides giving land, would pay all eX-
penses of colonists from Ireland is with
out foundation.
Charles Churel, commissioner from
England to arrange with the Costa Rican
government for. concessions to construct
a railway to Rio Frieo and settle the
payment of the foreign debt, has re-
turned home.
-Balize papers are apprehensive re-
garding the results of the Mexican cam
paign against the Chan Santa Cruz In
dams, fearing that a large body of them.
well armed by the British colonies will
be driven into Balize and turn upon the
planters.
The steamer Sycamore from Boston
had her bows injured in IL collision with
the African steamer Benin in Il fog at
the mouth of the Mersey. The Benin's
minimized the force of the collision by
reversing her engines.
A report of the state department from
Consul George e. Wharton at Athens
states that law has been enacted by
the Greek Parliament the purpose of
which is the control of the price of cur
rants. 1t lcvies a tax of 10 per cent of
the crop to be paid either in money or in
kind
| Cope Smith and Melinda Wingo, two
negro women Of Liberty, Mo-, who have
given the police considerable trouble of
late, were taken by seven colored men
and whipped with rawhide whips. The
women claimed to have recognized the
men and have sworn out warrants for
their arrest.
Carrier pigeons are to be used by the
Cuban revolutionists to overcome the
difficulties Spanish surveillance has
placed in the way of communica ton be,
tween the forces of the field and their
commanders.
vailed in that section the scalehOuse OF
the Clearfield Fire Brick company's mine
at Bigler, Pa, was struck by lightning,
killing Boyd Hummel, q miner, and stun
ming three others.
The creditors of the First State bank
of Perry, O. r., which failed a few days
ago. have attached the courthouse of that
| ty of Richardson's, directors of the bank,
who built the courthouse.
General Moloney Of Illinois
| has rendered an opinion that the boards
of directors of district schools have the
| power to make rule requiring teachers
| to raise and lower the flag over school
houses as required under the new flag
| law of Illinois.
Ed Hanlan, ex-champion oarsman
of the world, has written to friend in
| England to endeavor to arrange a match
| with Harding, the English champion.
Hanlan will challenge for the sports
mans cup and $4,000 side, over the
| Thames Or Tyne course.
Constable Gable of Columbus, Ind,
shot and mortally wounded James Gill
man, who resisted service of writ of
| replevin for the recovery of a horse and
buggy brought to his house by Mrs.
! Dave Emig, Gilman's daughter, who
| had parted from her husband, an at
| torney.
| The London Chronicles Rome cor
| respondent says that the announcement
| of subscriptions for the ransom of Rome
and it's restoration to the Pope is re-
| ceiyed with the greatest ridicule, both
| by Italian and by the vatican. 1t is
regarded as a bad joke, and especially
so while the celebrations are proceeding.
Peru has forbidden the recruiting of
| Cuban insurgents.
Fort Mackinac has been formally
surrendered to the state of Michigan.
Mrs. Langtry's petition for divorce
| was filed in San Francisco.
Susan b. Anthony is about as usual,
| and says she feels as well as she has felt
| for five years.
The common council of Rochester,
| n. Y, has adopted ballot machines for
use at all municipal elections.
Capt. j. p. Dry died from paralysis
at the reunion of the One Hundred and
Forty-fourth regiment at Nevada, q.
Mrs. William Bowles of Rockford,
| ILL.,, has received word she has heritage
in Trinity church site, New York city.
Rev. James woodward Young. a
| Baptist minister at Rochester. o., killed
himself, presumably because Respondent.
A United States revenue cutter
| boarded a schooner near Key West and
| found forty Cuban flibusterers on board.
AT wellington, O.. Mrs. Ella Ship
man of Cleveland fell dead from heart
disease while watching funeral process
! sion.
1t is reported the Duke of Marlbor-
ough will visit the Atlanta exposition
with Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt and Miss
| Vanderbilt.
A young man giving his name as AL
| fred Watson of Chicago was run over
| by Il freight train near Rochester, n. Y,
and fatally injured.
The Minneapolis grand jury has fin
| ished investigating the Perkins murder
case, and it is believed Mrs. Perkins
will not be indicted.
| Ira G. Bristol wealthy farmer Of
| Lansing. Mich. has been sued for S1O,-
600 by his sons wife for alternating her
| husbands affections.
AT Dubuque. Ia, the United States
marshal attached the revenue cutter
William Window to secure claims of To-
cal creditors amounting to $500.
AT Pachucha, state of Hidalgo, Mex,
| five bandits who a few days ago made
| an attack on a mine at San 1sodore for
! the purpose of robbery, We're shot.
Smallpox has broken out at Stewart
| institute, the school for Indians, four
miles south of Carson, New. Five In
dams are now down with the disease.
Efforts are being made to secure the
| release of Belle Elgan, sent to Joliet
| nanitnntiary from Christian county for