River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-10-02


nees are Democrats who oppose the
candidacy of Tillman, nominated for
Governor by Democrats and the Farmers
Alliance.
AT Admission, Ala, a man named
Zaner whose trial for murder had been
continued from term TO term for twenty
years was on the 25th sentenced to a
term of one year for his deed.
NEAR Port Townsend, Wash, TWEEN
w Chinese were arrested while at
tempting to enter the United States in
a small sloop.
DIR. w. w. EvERTs. for twenty years
pastor of the First Baptist Church in
Chicago from 1859 TO 1870. died sud
denly on the 25th of heart failure. lie
was 20 years old.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations on tho
25th were as follows: Illinois, Six
teenth district Row. J. w. Vanclsvo
(PrO.l. Kansas, Sixth district. Tally
Scott CDem.). Michigan. Sixth dis
trict. Arthur Cole Qndustrian. Ohio.
Third district. ii. l.. Morey (Rep.);
Tenth, K E. Doan (Rep.); Nineteenth.
Edward I. Hoyt (Dem.); Henry Rhoads
Farmers Alliance). Louisiana. First
district, H. c. Yarmouth tRep). Col
orado tat largel, Il. J. ODonnell
(Dem.l. Washington (at large), John
L. Gibson rep. renominated.
The Democrats of Colorado nomi-
mated State ticket at Denver headed
by Judge Caldwell Yeaman, of Trinidad,
for Governor.
A. X. CoNEY. Consul-General of Mex
leo at San Francisco. does not believe
the story that an attempt was made to
assassinate President Diaz.
On the Goth the nominations for Con-
gress were: Indiana, Ninth district. Le-
roy Templeton (Dem.). North Carolina.
Third district, George C. Scurlerek
(Rep). Tennessee, Ninth district, w.
F. Poston (Rep.). West Virginia, First
district, w. p. Hubbard (Rep.). Ohio,
Twelfth district, Edward V. Dean
(Dem.); Twenty-frsL Theodore f. Bur-
ton (Rep) renominated.
NELSON lowered the worlds stallion
record al Kankakee, ILL.,, to 2:11l&; and
Faustina lowered the 2-year-old record
to 2:231{.
In Kansas the enrolment of soldiers
and their widows and orphans has been
completed as provided for by the last
Legislature, and shows about 100. 900
service records.
In lSSs W. r. Schrieber embezzled
nearly 5000, 900 in money and bonds
from bank at Columbus Ind. lie has
been arrested at Detroit, Mich.
THE Farmers Alliance and Prohibi-
tionists of Northern Dakota Endorsed
some of the nominees of the Republic
ans and the Democrats and then nomi-
mated Walter MUIR for Governor.
FoR the week ended on the 27th
the percentages of the baseball clubs in
the Players League were: Boston. .63l;
Brooklyn, .5sT; New York, .5S4; Chica-
go. 537; Philadelphia, .52S; Pittsburgh,
.446; Cleveland. ala; Buffalo, 264. The
clubs in the National League stood:
Brooklyn, .653; Philadelphia, SOS; Chi
cayo, .5O6: Boston, .6O4; Cincinnati. $40;
New York, .4SO; Cleveland, sos; Pitts
burgh, III.
AT Lacon, Ill, Charles Seifert be-
came angered because his daughter
had married against his wishes and shot
the young woman, killing her instant
ly. He then committed suicide. The
husband OF the dead wo nan became in
sane.
On the Baltimore & Ohio road freight
trains collided near Pleasant Valley,
o.. killing eight men and causing .
damage TO property of 100000 The
negligence of a telegraph operator
caused the disaster.
THE death of Mrs. Ruth Ann Hilton
(colored) occurred in Chicago on the
9th at the age of 10 years.
w. Il. EMERSON aud Ross Fishbaugh,
two young men, were found murdered in
freight car at Cheyenne, Wyo Rob-
berry was the motive for the crime.
THE Csnsss Bureau gives San Fran
cisco population of 297, 900. an increase
of "a, O31 in ten years.
FLAMES destroyed Fowler Bros. pack
ing house at the stock yards in Chicago,
causing a loss of $3.50, 900; fully insured.
GEORGE HINKLE. aged $ years, of
Nicholas Courthouse, ). c., in a fiji OF
anger, shot and instantly killed his s.
year-old sister.