Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
We heartily agree with what the

We heartily agree with what thu
News says about the impartiality o
the Judge before whom the Knox case
was tried but submit that the propri
etor. of that paper was too much in
fterested i'll the makeup of the jury
and the outcome of the case to be /,
good Judge of the partiality or impair
TALLY OF the jury.
The News is mistaken, we found
no fault with where they called thu
county Convention. It was AZ matter
of supreme Indifference to us. We
simply called attention to some very
vigorous kicks that were l,eing made
by prominent democrats and simply
quoted remarks which they made
about the matter I
-Geu. and Victor Langley of Mer
rill. was in this city Thursday ant
Friday OF last week unloading theil
logging outfit and moving to Piclkerel
lake where they are building shan
ties and putting in Il camp. They ex-
pect to have forty mon in that caml
and will bank In the Wisconsin, where
Art Matthews banked last year. They
also intend to have a camp in OH the
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The Democrats at their caucus
lest Saturday evening elected the fol
lowing delegates to represent this
town at the Democratic convention tC
be held at Minacqua tomorrow: ".
Hirzel, Alex. Higgins, L. Il. Walsh
N. A, Colman, A. Mckenzie, w. HI
Knox, Jos. Tooley and JAS. White
This town has eight delegates to five
from the balance of the county so that
they have only to agree on the vari
Gus candidates to assure their nomi
nations.
The Democratic county conven
ton will be held in Minocqua to-mor
row. At the present time it looks as
though P. j. O'Malle.y of Ainocqua
would be their nominee for sheriff
Francis COlman of this place, for coun
ty clerk, A. Mckenzie for treasurer
VIM. West for clerk of court, L. E
Walsh for district attorney, Alex
Higgins for school superintendent,
Finn Lawler for surveyor, while the
office of register of deeds is to 80 tC
Arbor Vitae if II Democrat can be
found there to take it. -
eY N.-E-Preston,-th eleading Sfurni.
ture dealer of Amigo. has made ar
engagements with Lester Carter, mana
ger of +. w. McIntyre's store, to
take orders for furniture. Mr. Preston
carries u very large and good line OF
furniture which he is selling at hard
times prices. He buys in large guam
titles for cash and therefore can sch
very close. He has supplied Mr.. Car
ter with catalogues and will sell
through him as cheap as in the store
at Amigo, so that his patrons here
will have all the advantages offered b.I
large city stores. Mr.. Preston also
has compete mt funeral director and
undertaken and all orders in that line
will be TILED promptly and at reasona'
BILE prices,
There was a large attendance at
the Republican club meeting last Fri
day evening. Every seat in the Mu-
nicipal court room was occupied and
it looks now as though the club would
have. to seek more commodious quar-
terS Rev. IL. G. Todd. II. Finger and
Jehn Radcliffe gave very interesting
And instructive talks. Ten new
names were added to the list of mem
beers which now numbers nearly one
hundred and fifty. The following is
the programme for next Saturday
evening:
Address Prof. H. B. Wentz.
What place has the tariff question IL
this campaign.-S. Al1rich.
what effect, if any, has the Wilson
bill hail on No. Wisconsin.-D. Gra-
ham.
What is meant by the free coinage o
silver at Is to IN. NJ. Emmons.