River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-09-22
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firmed the decision of Judge Rumsey
in the Monroe county apportionment
case. in which the reapportiOnment
under the law passed by the last legis-
lature was declared TO be unconstitu-
tional.
CARL Mold and Henry Bauer, Pitts
burgh anarchists. were indicted by the
grand jury on the charge of being ac-
cessories to the mGrClerouS assault on
Chairman Friclz, cf the Carnegie Steel
Com pany. by Alexander Bergman.
THE passengers from the Normannia
were landed on Fir. island ON the 18th.
The baymen offered no resistance, but
stood suilenly by while the people were
transferred from the Cepheus. The ae-
ton of the governor in ordering out
troops and the naval reserve had a
calming influence ON the mob No
new eases of cholera were reported on
any OF the steamers at quarantine.
DEMOCRATS of Connecticut met at
Hartford and nominated L. Il. Morris
for governor.
NEW JERSEY republicans in conven-
ton at Trenton nominated John Kean
for governor.
In was announced after consulta-
tion % physicians AT Loon Lake, NY,
that Mrs. Harrison's condition was
critical. and that her primary malady
was pulmonary tuberculosis of the
right side, complicated by sub-acute
pleurisy.
THE death of David Bruce, the we'll
known type founder, occurred at his
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THE Massachusetts, republicans in
convention at Boston nominated Will
liam II. Halle, of Springfield, for gov
ernor.
THE democrats of New JerseT at
their state convention in Trenton NOM
mated Judge Merits for governor.
FIVE deaths from Asiatic cholera
have occurred IN New York city. The
announcement was made officially by
the hoard Of health on the 18th. The
cases occurred in different portions of
the city several days ago, and as no
others were reported there was little
fear OF a general outbreak.
The Bohemia arrived at lower quar-
antine New York. from Hamburg with
over 600 immigrants on board Eleven
deaths from cholera occurred at sea
during the voyage. One more death
from the pest was reported in New
/ York city.
The fifth annual convention of the
National League of Republican clubs
began in Buffalo with thirty-twO states
and three territories represented. Gov.
Mckinley, of Ohio, made the principal
address
Full returns from the recent cleo
tion in Vermont give Fuller (rep), for
governor, 50, 1870; Smalley (dem. J.,
1885; Allen (pro.l, 1850 Fuller's
plurality IS 1861, and majority,
1904
AT Newton. Pa, Horace G.. broad
hurst was arrested for harvesting his
crop of peaches on the Sabbath day and
fined $50.
AT Springfield, Mass, George Taylor
made a mile on a bicycle in 2:I5 So,
beating all previous records.
Al the meeting in Buffalo Gen. Clark
son was reelected president OF the Ma
tional League of Republican Clubs
I and Louisville was selected as the place
of meeting for the next annual conven-
ton.
NEAR JOhnsOn's Corner. Ne. Samuel
I 4. Moody, a cripple, shot and killed
/ Fannie b. Nichols, aged -, and then
shot himself. No cause was known.
THE percentages of the basel bail clubs
/ in the second st ries of tine national
! league for the week ended on the 10Th
were: Cleveland. .7O4; Boston, GIL;
/ Pittsburgh. .564; Brooklyn. .52T; Gin
cinnati, $40; Philadelphia. 500; New
/ York. 800; Chicago. .4SI; Louisville.
I .444: Baltimore, ~; Washington. .352;
l st. Louis. $40.
THE president received telegram at
Loon Lake from the secretary of the
/ treasury saving that the cholera crisis
was practically past and that there APP
/ peared to be no longer any danger of a
| spread of the disease.
/ WILLIAM STEVENS and +. J. Nichols
were instantly killed by train at New
*, y. J.
Two LITTLE children and the servant
/ girl of Robert Craven. of Ashbourne,
/ Pa. were burned to death by the up
setting OF coal oil lamp.
AT the Brooklyn navy yard fire
caused loss of about $500, coo. The ma
chinery for the new cruiser Cincinnati
was destroyed.
= AN Internal machine was said to have
been sent to Gov. Flower. of New
( York, but il was secured before any
damage was done. II was thought
that il was intended to take the gov.
ernor's life owing to his firm attitude
in the Buffalo strikes and the trouble
at Fire island over the landing of pas
sengers from cholera infected steamers
/ MEST AND SOuTH