Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-11-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The New York cab drivers strike
fattened out.
John Griff was arrested in Hancock.
Mich. charged with the murder of Blind
Kramer and his housekeeper.
-klomitsz Bros of Red Jacket, Mich.
arrested and tried for attempting to burn
their store on October %, have been ac-
quilted
.-EN-President Harrison presided at
the Presbyterian foreign mission meet
ing held in New York and delivered quite
a lengthy address.
land valued at $4,000 for reservoirs for
water for Tarrytown. \. Y. He says
he will also build a water tower and lay
the pipes.
james G. Provost, defaulting register
of the British Columbia Supreme court.
pleaded guilty to the charges against
him and was sentenced at Victoria to
four years Imprisonment.
w. j. Foster. a travelling salesman
Tor Woodbridge Il Co, dress trimmings.
OF New York. was found dead in bed
at the Gault house at Louisville, Ky.
Heart disease caused his death.
CLAUS Spreckels, the San Francisco
sugar king, was visited by an insane
man who demanded 100000 in gold.
BY a subterfuge he was induced to leave
the room and was Immediately arrested.
1t was decided by the New York SUI
preme court that the heirs of Jay Gould
must pay taxes on S1O,OOO,0OO of person.
al property. the valuation on which the
tax commissioners based their assess
ment
The propaganda will appoint DR..
Kennedy to the post of rector of the
American college. The appointment
will be made with the approval and as
sent of Mgr. Satolli, and many of the
American archbishops.
Prof. William Osler of the Johns
Hopkins university arrived at Montreal
to attend r. l.. Gault, the Canadian
cotton king, who is dying with Bright's
disease AS last effort to save him
TRANSMISSION of blood is being resorted to.
1t has been the custom for number,
of years of the Union Pacific railroad
to sell it's employees coal at reduced rates.
This will be discontinued January -
1t affects every man on the system and
the privilege has been given to every
body who could lay any claim to being
an employee.
The Derby cup of 1000 sovereigns
was captured at London by w. w. Full
tons LaOdamia.
Senator John Sherman is suffering
from cold and intermittent fever and
denies himself to callers.
The arrival of the revenue cutter
Dear Ill san Il rduclScO Is announced.
The Bear has been doing patrol duty in
Behring sea.
The Mexican government will soon
issue 2O-cent pieces and call in the quar-
tiers in order to make the monetary sys-
tenn purely decimal.
The bark Edinburghshire, 225 days
from London with miscellaneous cargo,
has arrived at Santa Monica, CAL Capt.
Page died en- route at Valparaiso.
The ordnance officials of the navy are
about to resume the tests of machine
guns which were suspended some time
ago because several of the guns entered
trial.
Capt. M. A. Healy of the United
States revenue cutter Bear is preparing
to defend himself against the charges
filed at Washington by number of
officers who were in the Behring sea
patrol this year.
Rev John G. Fee, founder of Berea
college, who recently withdrew from his
old church at Berea, Ky, on account of
mode of baptism, has organized a new
church, known as Church of Baptized
Believers"
The first impulse of the move of
civilizat ton in Corea resulting from the
China-Japan war is noted in a dispatch
TO the state department. from UnlCou
States Minister Sill, transmitting a royal
decree establishing system of schools
in that country.
A fraud order has been issued
against the exposition information bu-
reau of Atlanta, Ga. This concern was
operated by a man from Illinois, who
advertised to furnish information of the
exposition for SO cents, but who never
replied to letters sent him.
The scale committee decided at
Youngstown, O., that the selling price
of bar iron during the past sixty days
had not reached a point warranting an
advance in the wage scale, and wages
will remain the same for November and
December as they have been.
John L. Lamson, second vice-presi-
dent of the New York Security and
Trust company, who arrived at Spokane,
Wash. insane two weeks ago. will be
taken in private car TO New York, ac-
companied by his wife and brother and
a medical attendant His condition re-
mains unchanged.
Mrs. Anna Cox committed suicide at
Charleston, ILL.,, by taking morphine.
She was only 16, and was separated
from husband, her father having driven
him from home
The Marquis Manfred LAMA di Bro
10 of Palermo, Sicily, died at Washing.
ton. lie was all 1tdlldu uODleLldu anu Is
said to have been related on his mothers
side to the Queen of Italy, and he is al
so a relative of the Cardinal of Naples.
Mrs Poteat, wife of the Rev. e. M.
Poteat, at the Christian workers con-
vention at New Haven electrified the au-
dience by saying in an address: Il would
as soon send son of mine to hades as
to Yale college. l would make this state
ment to President Dwight himself
-Marcial Louis Nieto, who sailed
from New York to Costa RIGA, has filed
a claim at Washington for $4,000 dam
ages against the Costa RIGA government.
He was placed in Jail there and later in
an asylum for the insane because, as he
alleges, he loved the same girl as Presi-
dent Iglesias.
At Omaha banquet was given in
honor of Bishop Ireland by the Omaha
club.
The Amercanists have been enter
tanned at Oaxaca, Mexico, with a revival
of ancient Zapotecan dances.
AT Boston the Plaza, formerly
known as Hotel Grandee, was sold by
auction for $4,000 to Albert Geiger.
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