River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21
WISCONSIN NEWS.

aRAAN ~ a AAt7f A+AAs sNAAtA Aft-AAN4 INT hA
hunting excursion.
4 grocery firm Of Waupaco shipped
$4,000 dozen eggs to New York City,
sold for % cents a dozen.
Roughs and bummers at Janesville,
render it impossible for the Salvation
Army to hold peaceable meetings.
Burglars entered the residence If j.
|. Case at.Racine, on the 10Th ard Sc
cured clothing Of the value OF $500.
The Northwestern Dairymcn's Asso-
citation viii hold its convention at
Bcloit the second week in February
At Cadott, John Haskin. while
driving over the railway track was
struck by train and instantly killed
At Lake Mills, John Cody was fined
$50, for selling liquor without a license.
Other yiolat0rs viii be similarly treated.
Livingston and Wood convicted in
the Ulrich case mt Oshkosh. have been
sentenced TO five years in the penteu-
tiary.
At Pine Valley, Clark CO.. Nick
Resong aged II years, was Silled by the
falling Of barn from an overweight
of snow.
At Waupaca, the Jury in the case of
Thos. Thompson vs.. the Green Bay
Winona and St. Paul r. r.. gave the
plaintiff $1,000.
In the Lake Superior region, as re-
ported by the state fish warden. ,
1873. 400 pounds OF fish were taken Of
the cash value OF Sj4,9l7.
At Waupaca in the suit of Pauline
Schulz against George Nermand. Tor
$500 for breach oipromise of marriage,
the jury allowed the lady So.
Henry 5. Shelton died of dropsy at
GAINESVILLE, on the 18th. aged 81 years.
( lie had resided there since 1850. and
was for many years a merchant.
The cash freight receipts at Hurley or
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore and West
ern Il. 4. from July !, to December 81.
1855, We're S23. 2S7l3; the weight in
pounds j.Sl2. $50.
At Drammen, Eau Claire Co.. ayoung
man named Torgenson has been arrest
ed for the murder of his father last Au-
gust, by throwing him out Of wagon
when both were intoxicated.
The farmers of Robinson, Brown
NOuuAN lisAkC DtGll LOyBtA " q z0A4Z Jl
proving, masked thieves, provided
with gags, ropes, dark lanterns and
other implements used by desperadoes.
A daughter of Dr. Newton Of Bangor.
while visiting friends in Minnesota sud
denly became insane, and on the home
ward journey was so violent that the
strength of two could scarcely restrain
her
At Durand James HALEY, brake
man. was missed from a freight train,
and running back near Meriden he
was found with fractured skull. He
leaves Il young wife residing at Wa
basha.
Judge Arthur Macarthur who left the
bench in the Milwaukee circuit to as
sumo judicial functions at Washing
ton, has been elected presi-
dent of the Washington Humane
society
Fond du Lac has case somewhat
similar to the Dolly La Grange case.
An ex-member of the police force riding
with Young lady, relative. assaulted
her, but was frightened off by team
rafting mp the road. The scoundrel
fled
The marriage of Miss Clara Kellogg,
daughter OF the late Lafayette Kellogg.
clerk Of the State Supreme Court and
Brigham Bliss, exchange clerk of the
First National Bank of St. Paul, Mimi,
was celebrated at Madison, the home
of the bride, on the 18th.
The secret marriage, three months
ago. of Edward L. Colman, son Of a
wealthy Wisconsin lumherman and
Nellie Ballord. a Chicago heiress,
seventeen years Of age, has Just become
known. But all has been forgiven and
the marriage bells ring out happily.
James Pierce associated with two
men named IreN and Hinsman on a
grading contract on the Burlington
aud Northern, was assaulted near Glen
Haven Ivy his two partners and beaten
so it is doubtful if he lives. rely was
arrested while hiding in cellar at
Glen Haven, but Hiusman has not
been found.
The Anchor Manufacturing company
of Detroit. viii locate a flour barrel
factory ut Eau Claire IN case the place
has a ten-acre tract that viii afford the
necessary bOomage and railway facil-
tiles. The Detroitcrs have contracted
to furnish two of the largest mills in
Minneapolis, and viii handle $4,000
feet of hardwood logs and eighty coris
Of heading from day to day.
At Clinton. Saturday afternoon
mut1led man entered the Citizens Bank,
presented a pistol and demanded mon
ey: the response not being immediate
he showed a second pistol, and the
cashier confronted him with "a third.
whereupon the rObber left The bank
officer was too weak and nervous to
follow or give an alarm, and it is sup
posed the man left by an eastern train.
The state board of charities and re-
forms report that at the commence
ment of the new year there were 2,304
insane persons, both acute and chronic,
confined in the state, Of which 527 are
iu the State hospital. 633 in the North
ern hospital, 28S in Milwaukee County
asylum, and $50 in other county asy-
lums. OF the thirteen county asylums
seven have the complete 0pen-door sys-
TEN.
In the case Of Henry Waterman of
Milton. VS.. the Chicago & Alton X. r.,
tried in the United States Court ut
Madison. q verdict of 81, 900 was given.
In December 1882, while in Chicago
with a carload of stock Waterman was
run down by a locomotive Of the road
named and received spinal injuries
from which his nervous system was
completely shattered. He was carried
into court on cot being unable to
walk or sit,
Senator Lord who is at Washington
rs representative of the Wisconsin
Tobacco association, is confident that
the ways and means committee will
report favorably upon one of the sever
al bills in their hands, seeking to pro-
tect home producers against Sumatra
importauons. Ii is not probable the du-
ty viii be increased, but il Is expected
that the system Of leyying duties viii
be made more thorough and rigid. By
permission of Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. Lord
viii address the committee on the sub
ieot.
Men should be what they SEEM" and if
they are suffering fortunes with toothache,
they should not try TO smile and look cool