River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-07-23

THE failure of the First national
bank of Wyandotte, Kan. with liabil-
/ tiles of 500, 600 and assets of $500, 600
was reported
Ar Eidon, Ia. an incendiary fire de-
stroyed the business portion of the
town.
Is the northeastern portion of Pull
ask county, Ark, storm did great
damage TO the growing crops
TH-i grain in the path of a storm for
distance of 5 miles was destroyed in
the township of Luxembourg, Mimi.
NEAR Fort Collins Col, heavy hail
storm greatly damaged grain over
tract 20 miles long and wide.
NEAR Glencoe, Mimi, Gustav Kuth-
kee and his two little boys were prob
ably fatally injured by being run over
by moving machine.
THE evangelist, Rev. Sam Small, is
to be managing editor of the new
Evening Herald of Atlanta, Ga
AT Washington park, near Kansas
City, Mo, Joseph Leuvenmark Owed
from platform sS feet go inches high
into the lake.
THE house of Henry Pantzloff was
struck by lightning during a storm at
Clintonville, Wis, and both he and his
wife were killed.
AT Saline City, Ind, William Miner,
a justice of the peace, was fatally shot
by Thornton Jackson, whose son had
been fined by Miner for disturbing the
peace.
AT Spencer. Ind, fifty unknown men
entered the jail and lynehed Frank
Dice, awaiting trial for the murder of
CLANCY. They hanged him to the cell
door
On the Chicago & Erie road meat
train collided with a work train at
Hepburn, O., killing nine laborers and
injuring many others.
The resignation of Judge Il. A. Hill,
of jackson, for twenty-seven years
Judge of the United States courts of
Mississippi, was sent to the president.
IN session at st. Paul w. 5. Capeller,
of Mansfield, o., was elected president
of the National Editorial association.
The failure of the First national bank
of Palatka, Fla. with liabilities of
5000. 600 was reported.
Is the National league the percent
ages of the baseball clubs for the weeiS
ended on the 18th were: New York,
$50; Chicago, .5SS; Boston, ~5S5; Cleve-
land, .5O7; Philadelphia, .493; Brook
lyn, .464; Pittsburgh, APO; Cincinnati.
All. The percentages of clubs in the
American association were: Boston,
90; St Louis, .641: Baltimore, COS;
Athletic. 500; Columbus. .462; Cinein-
natl. .43O; Louisville, .345; Washing
ton. .3i2.
FIVE well to do citizens of Murray,
Ky, Ed Brown, Walter SHREDDER, J. l..
Meader, Dick Evans and John +.
Frame, were drowned by the capsizing
of their boat
JAMES MCCORMICK died at Crystal
Falls. Mich, from injuries received in
prize fight with William Daniels.
NEAR Spring Hill, Tenn, Mrs.
Thomas Lockridge, wife of prosper
Gus farmer, killed herself and two of
her children while temporarily insane.
GREAT excitement prevailed at FL
lensburg, Wash, over magnificent gold
finds in Menastash canyon.
A MOB lynched John Farmer (col-
ored). the a. ASSN of DIR. Buckner, at
Dermott, Ark.
LANES SNNPb away eiS NhAaSS "a
Sawyerville, Mich, consisting of thirty
houses one store and several mills.
The partisans of Chief Ispieche and
Wesley Smith. candidates for principal
chief. fought at barbecue near Fish
erton, |. T., and four persons were
killed.
FIRE destroyed the village of Round
head, in Hardin county, o. Loss, $780,
600.
oHIO's oldest man. Thomas Crystal,
aged III years. died at lronton.