River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-26
The News Condensed.

day received large trout a an evl-
dence that his work of planting 10000
in Plover river seventeen years ago had
not been in vain.
Ex- Bank Cashier Koetting. Of Mil
waukee. was found at Monterey. Next
co, and agreed TO return for trial.
Justice Harrington performed mar
riage ceremony in Milwaukee for :. c.
Morris. of the Cherokee reservation,
and Miss Josephine Lee Ross, of Chica-
go. The groom is half-blood Indian.
The insta llation OF Rev J. l.. Hewitt
rs pastor OF the congregational Presby-
terrain church at Green Bay removes all
chance of Mr.. Hewitts returning TO the
Methodist church.
Goldberg Bros, dealers in imported
iaces in Milwaukee, made voluntary
assignment To Moses d. Newald. The
bond is fixed at s7O.0OO. Liabilities
about So, 900; assets aJout the same.
The general freight department OF
the Wisconsin Central lines will be re-
moved from Chicago to Milwaukee.
G.. {. TRIUMPH, the fugitive president
of the South Side savings bank in Mil
waulee who was located in Berlin
Germany, has left there to avoid arrest
a Boston syndicate is establishing a
Kelley cure sanitarium at Superior, the
large residence of Capt Roby having
been secured for the purpose.
The deer hunting season in this state
is now open
Secretary Smith of the interior de-
partInept has decided that the title Of
Wisconsin point, near West Superior,
belongs to the heirs Of Joseph Brillen.
who entered it IN 1915.
New freight rates have placed the
manufacturers of Sheboygan on a foot
ing with Milwaukee and Racine. They
ship 10y the Sheboygan and Muskegon
line Of steamers.
Rev J. II. burnett, who on the out
break of the war served as chaplain in
a New York regiment and afterwards
became lnenNeer OF the Black River
Falls Methodist conference, died at
Fond du Lac at the age Of %.
President TrumpfF and Cashier Koet-
ting. of the failed Milwaukee South
side savings bank, were indicted b.
the grand jury.
Jess White. an old woman of La
Crosse, was robbed of $1,000 which she
drew out of a oank during the recent
scare and bid in pillow case.
The Eau Claire pulp and paper mills
here were placed in the hands of 9. E.
Burlington as assignee.
The state game warden warns
hunters that it IS unlawful 10 mt
deer or any duck or game bird at night
time. No more hunting deer by torch
light.
At meeting of the Ministers asso-
citation in Milwaukee Revs. i. J.. Eaton.
/. l.. Cory and f. W White were APP
poited a committee to make arrange
ments for a mass meeting To be- held
on November : in favor of sunday ob-
servanee.
Mrs Hattie Johnson was examined
in the probate court al Grantsburg and
adiudged insane Sile is daughter Of
thr late Cauute Anderson. who was ac-
tiientaliv killed last August since
which time her reason had been fail
ing.
Harry Roman. sentenced for life
from Waupun for murder. has been
pardOned lie has served tsy.nty years.
The log cut in the Cheqaameson dis
triet will not be half % tina. banked
last season
The trial at SheboFgan OF Franz
Welluhn and Bertha Esehert for the
murder of the latter's husband result
ed "a Welluhn bei1g found guilty of
murder in the second d, gree. The
woman was acquitted.
Detective Sullivan returned to Mil
wauizee from Denver with William
Nietch. who was wanted for the mur-
der Of Parsen during the tnrnfest
Jacob f. Sawyer. wholesale ciothicr
Of Milwaukee, made an assignment,
with liabilities Of $780, GOO
Albert Legrand, of Beloit, has found
no trace Of his child which wandered
away from his farm September Il,
although large squads of men have been
securing the forests Tor weeks
Milwaukee cigar ma,.t4s adopted
resolutions ordering members to with
draw from the national guard, calling
it police factor
George f. Mathes. a Milwaukee news
paper correspondent. has been ap-
pointed private secretary To Gov. Peck
to succeed Col Clark, who resigned
Tom Toback. the third mau charged
with the bank robbery at Halsted,
MIMI, was captured near lola.
The schooner Ezra Fuller, from Me-
nominee TO Chicago with lumber, ran
on Racine reef and would be a total
loss.
Tne Cigarmakers' International
union Of Milwaukee rejected resolu-
ton to provide home for aged cigar
makers.
T. Pomainville. a promin ent citizen
Of Grand Rapids, shot himself through
the tempiew suffering from mental
alteration caused by pain from dis
eased leg.
The hsh-plate mills Of the Illinois
Steel conpang's plant al Bay View
have resumed operations. giving EN-
olormant to nearly 500 man