River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-12-26

the Interstate Live Stock Sanitary AS
ISOLATION, and t. {. Jones, of Ohio, wa,
elected president. The object is for this
suppression and prevention of the spread
of infective and contagious diseases.
Ok the 10th Mrs. Andrew Richardson,
of Seymour, Ind, left her seventeen
months'-old child alone for short time,
and when she returned the child was
lying in an open fireplace dead.
Two FARMERS named Holman and
Gill ended longtime feud on the 10Th
at Norfolk, la, by killing each other.
A NEGRO barber named Jones was
taken from the Jail at 0wensboro, KY,
on the 10Th and lynched for the murder
of John Westerfield, white man.
THE death of Alfred Cowles, business
manager of the Chicago Tribune since
1855, occurred ON the 20th of paralysis,
aged fifty-seven years. He left fort
une of 1000. 600.
FoRTY-TwO violators of the prohib-
itory law were indicted by the grand
jury on the Goth at Keokuk, la.
REPORTS that diphtheria in a malig-
nant form was prevalent at Rockford
H., we're emphatically denied on the
Goth by the officials of that city.
EDITH WHEELER and Bertha Moody,
victims of the recent high-school fire in
Detroit, Mich, died on the Goth. making
three deaths so far. 1t was feared that
at least three more would die.
THE "Anti-Partisan w. c. 4. o." has
issued a call for meeting for organiza-
ton at Cleveland, o., January % next.
FLAMES destroyed the entire business
portion of Swaledale, Ia, on the goth.
PATRICK OSULLIvAN, one of the men
sentenced TO life Imprisonment for the
murder of DIR. Cronin in Chicago. has the
consumption. He was said on the goth
TO be greatly troubled by his conscience
and acted as if he was about to make q
confession.
MICHIGAN railways from January to
November l earned $40, 153, Sll, an in
crease OF s., sal, 1901 over the same period
in 1855.
FELIX CAMP, an aged German, was on
the Goth sentenced to be hanged at
Charleston. w. Va, for numbering his son
and daughter.
a MAN named Betz, in a quarrel on
the 2lst. killed his wife at Owatonna,
4hAhh.s anu bucu tOOh MS ONH ire lcdN-
ing four small children orphans.
Mrs. MARY GOODWIN, OF Oshkosh,
Wis. while drunk on the 21st threw a
lighted lamp at her sixteen-year-old
daughter Mary, and the girl was fatally
burned.
TUE six days walking match at De-
troit, Mich, was won by Howarth on
the 21st, his record being 4s5 miles 10
laps Koran was sec nd with a record
of 40 miles.
CHARLES STELLAR, of Niles, o., killed
his wife and three children on the 22d
by cutting their Threats and then took
his own life in the same manner.
Domestic trouble was the cause.
THIRTY miles east of Ashland, Wis,
freight trains collided on the I'D and
four men were killed.
Mr. AND Mrs. WILHELM and their
child were suffocated on the 2lst at
Akron, o., by coal gas from their stove.
IN drunken quarrel or ne 21st near
Lafayette, Ind, tramps set the clothing
of Joe Mooney on fire and he was burned
to death.
A FREIGHT house in st. Louis occu-
pied by the Adams Express Company
was burned on the Dist, and thousands
of Christmas presents awaiting shipment
were destroyed.
SEVERAL business buildings and resi-
dences at Pineville, Ky, were destroyed
by cyclone on the 21st, and two BROTH
ers named North mere fatally injured.