River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-11-24

Fl. L. Heinsetlan, of Monroe, while
hunting near Augusta was accidentally
killed.
Edward Beggs, of Almont, wa,
thrown from his wagon and killed a.
Plover.
The $1,000 acres of coal land in Ken
lucky owned by syndicate headed by
Proctor Knott has been purchased by
Superior and Duluth people.
Mrs. KnIpe, VINO shot and wounded
Policeman Seely in the forehead TIVE
months ago at Hurley. was sentenced
by Judge Calkins to one year in the
penitentiary at Waupun.
Martha Zeimer, aged 20, was killed
by the cars in the depot at Wausau.
j. III. Kenstler. an engineer on the
tug Ward. fell overheard into Chequa
megon bay and was drowned.
John Null. driver of a delivery wag
on, was fatally hurt in a runaway al
Chippewa Falls.
Mrs. Cherney, of Kewaunee, charged
with poisoning her husband with rough
on rats, confessed her guilt in the pres
ence of q. w. Wing. her attorney.
Ed Anderson, chopper in Bigelow's
lumber camp near Washburn, was in
stantly killed by a falling limb. This
was the second man killed in the same
way within week.
Mrs. Abraham Schwarz, mother-in-
law of Samuel Il. Auerbach. the Plank
inton house (MiIwaukeel cigar dealer.
accidentally fell downstairs and was
instantly killed.
Roscoe Carne~. an S-year old hoy.
was killed by the ears at hawthorn. He
was on top of the train when it started
and was thrown under the wheels and
literally cut in two. His parents live
at Wansay.
The superiors of the converts of the
sisters of Notre Dame in this country
met at the mother house in Milwau-
kee and elected a successor to the late
Mother Caroline, who was at the head
of the order for so many years.
The Reliance wire and iron works of
Milwaukee has bought the stock and
business of the Beloit architectural
works and will run the Beloit plant as
branch of the Milwaukee institution.
James Walker, Jr., of New York,
vice president of the Green Bav road.
states that the construction of the ex-
tension of the road to St Paul. Mimi,
will he begun early in the spring.
E. A. Cummings & Co. of Chicago,
have purchased 1870 acres of land in the
Eighteenth ward in Milwaukee, of the
Wightman estate. the price being near
ly 81. 900, 600 1t will be made into a
residence tract.
In a freight wreck on the Wisconsin
Central between Chippewa Falls and
Colfax, fireman and brakeman were
killed and an engineer fatally injured.
The state game and fish warden is
contemplating bringing suit against
the American Express Company at
Madison for transporting game out of
the state contrary to law.
A fire in Milwaukee in the whole
sale house of Koch & Loeber, dealers
in willowware, caused a loss of S75,-
900 A. z. Yale, machinist, lost s., 600:
Robert Crib, coffee and spices, 81, O0O
and Louis Loose, machinery supplies,
81. 900.
Il ne tOtal ore shipments from Ash
land thus far in 1s92 are 2,I75, 239 tons,
against 2,l74,559 tons during the same
time in 1891.
Capt Elihu Enos died at Waukesha,
aged 6s years. He was for eight years
member of the national republican
committee and had for years been rec
ogDized as leading politician of Wis.
consin.
In a rear end collision at Tunnel City
between a fast mail train and a freight
train the fast mail train telescoped the
caboose of the freight and three men
were injured. The wreck caught fire
and four loaded freight ears aud the
caboose were burned