River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

AT Mobile, Ala a trust was formed on
the LIST to control tie manufacture and sa!a
Of artificial Zee in the Southern States
o. the ist a second flowing well was
struck near Terre Haate. Ind. giyingprom
ise of a great petroleum and natural-gis
field
Ok the ID the famous horse Johnston paced
a mile on the Cleveland o track in 2:06}I
Two CASES of giant powder exploded az
the Republic mine at Marquette Mich, on
the I'd. and two me' aud three boys were
blown - atoms.
ILAAEs destroyed fifteen buildings on the
I'd at Waverly, Ill, the supposed work OF
incendiarieS
The Iowa Union Labor party Will no ct in
State convention at Des Moines on the Sd
of September t. ncminate 4 fun FState
ticket
Ok The I'd Treasurer Coleman. Of Warren
County. o. was said TO be a defaulter TO the
extent Of $4,000
a YOUNG man entered Altman's iewelry
store at Kansas City on the afternoon OF the
2d, seized a handful OF diamonds from a
tray. and made his escape The stolen jew
els were worth $50
GUNSIsoN Coll advices of the I'd stated
that the Ute Indians had left their reser-
vations and were intimidaUing ranchmen
and Strengthening z me.
OS the I'd Miss Nellie Kingmnn. residing
near Volga, Ia. was bitten by a rattesngke
and died few hours afterward The snake
was captured, and after being cut in two il
bit a dog. which died six hours later. The
reptile was six feet long.
NEAR WoonsOcket. ID. T. Mrs Fred
BheineklBg committed suicide on the I'd
because she thought her babe was dead
The child was still living.
Tffrr srerrs Of Hn AslF 10 >
from Dayton. o showed 10. as veteran in
mates in the six international soldiers
homes.
A baltimore newspaper reporter named
c. l. Clark was arrested on the 2d for abet-
ting priza-tghJ n, which he was present
on detail from his paper. The case would
be tested
cS the ID c. VI Hull. editor of the Bolivar
County Democrat At Bosedale. Mss. was
killed by L 4 Weissinger, editor OF the
Bolivar County Review at that place.
Rivalry was the cause.
EVERY IcSnufactory at Ripley, o., and
several dwellings, besides We're burned on
the ID The loss was estimated at $500 OO1
The twin children belonging to the wife
OF one Of the locked out miners at Spring
Valley, Ill, died OF. the ID, and the physi-
clan who attended them pronounced it a
clear case of starvation
The percentage of the baseball clubs Ia
the National League FOR the week ended on
the 81 was as follows. Boston .689
New York. 6l$; Philadelphia. .54i;
Cleveland. -4B. Chicago. 5ll; Indianapo-
lis, A.; Pittsburgh, 20; Washington. :}l2
American Association: st Louis sc6,
BROOKLYN. $50. Baltimore, as; Athletic
sc, Cincinnati, .53i Kansas CITY, 400;
Columbus, 36s; Louisville. 223 Western
Association: Omaha. .G93, st paul, 6 3
Minneapolis 52]; St Joseph. 45o; Sioux
city 49, Denver, $40; Des Moines, 3J1;
Nj waukee. .37S
THOUSANDS OF veterans would, il was re-
ported from Milwaukee on the 4th, attend
the encampment in defiance of the orders
OF their commanders
MUBAT HAI.sT AID was rendered a recep-
ton at Cincinnati ON the evening of the 81
and that gentleman practically declared
himself candidate for the United States
s snate.
MINEEs at Spring Valley, III. being una
bic to obtain proper food il was stated on
the 4th that two children OF one mother had
died in consequence
5 tCcEss att nded the administering OF
Brown-Sequards elixir OF life on tue Sd to
Noah Clark war veteran of indianapolis