River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-09-07
The News condensed.

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The News Condensed.
At a meeting of the directors OF the
Union national bank of Racine Bank
Examiner Lynch outlined plan and it
was approved by Comptroller Eellels,
whereby the bank hopes to resume in
side of sixty days
Frederick Erickson was run over by
the cars near jefferson and killed. He
lived in Mitchell county, Kan, had
been working at Marinette and was on
his way home.
Several hundred unemployed men
marched to a Milwaukee hotel and
asked for food. Police were called and
the crowd dispersed.
The safe of ID. A. Taylor & Sons. lum-
Der dealers at Platteville, was blown
open and SIS and a revolver were taken
Joshua E. Dodge. of Wisconsin, was
nominated by the president to be as
sistant attorney general.
This seasons BURBERRY shipments
from Grand Rapids and Centralia
amounted to 1912 baskets of ten quarts
each. About $1,000 was paid out tC
pickers.
After September trout fishing can
not be legally INDUCED in.
Fifty-four thousand pounds of cheese
were sold on the Mineral Point board
at eight cents pound.
George Il. Burnet, aged A years
cashier of. the defunct State bank al
Manitowoc, was drowned while fishing.
His body was recovered
1t Manitowoc George Burnet. late
cashier of the defunct State bank, was
drowned while fishing. He was a
child.
Finlanders at Brule are suffering
from restitution and the women ant
children are famishing
The body of Edward Reitz, aged 80
was found hanging in his room at his
boarding house in Milwaukee. Nc
cause was known for the act.
Mr.. Savage has taken charge of In
dian affairs at Shawano. The new clerk
is Mr.. Parks, of Oconto
George C. Crib, an extensive dealer
in agricultural implements. wagons and
carriages in Milwaukee. made an as
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sets were placed at $500, 900; liabilities
between $500. 900 and S7Oo.O 900.
G.. C. TRIUMPH. the missing president
of the Milwaukee South side savings
bank, is said TO have been seen in Ger
many.
Michael Kemmeler, one of the pro
prietors of Kemmelers brick yard at
jefferson, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat He had been sick for
some time
James S. Duket has won test suit
at Ashland. He married Mrs. French
when Mr. French was serving life
sentence for murder Two weeks after
French was granted new trial The
validity of the marriage was ques-
toned.
Carl Nader, a prosperous farmer at
Oakland, was killed on his farm by a
loaded wagon passing over his body.
The post Office at Sparta was entered
by burglars and stamps, postal cards
and cash taken to the amount of $500.
MIstaking his companion for deer
Wensal Goetz seriously wounded Lon
Carl in the Wisconsin woods
A jury returned a verdict of $3.50 at
West Superior in favor of Summerfield
VS. the Western Union Telegraph com
pany on account of the delay in a mes
sage
James Ayars, president of the Chi
cage Fire Underwriters association,
died suddenly at DEVILS Lake.
V. V. Noad was sued at West Superb
or for breach of promise by Florence
Byrne, a school teacher of Chicago.
Damages are placed at $50 900.
Rev John Walworth, of Wisconsin.
is claimed to he the oldest living chap
lain of the war. He was chaplain of
the Forty-third Wisconsin volunteers
and is now So years old
Theodore Boomers house at Free
dom was destroyed by fire. Two chill
rem were so badly burned that they
lived but a short time. The rest Of the
family barely escaped with their lives.
A prize fight at West Superior be
tween Jimmy Purtell. the Saginaw
Kid and the colored lightweight
Dobbs resulted in a draw.
Sisters Aqueiie and Scholastic. of the
St. Rose convent in La Crosse, both
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They were both from Dubuque, Ia
Two foe. pads held up Chief Engineer
A. L. Libby, of the West Superior Free.
man mill ard robbed him of sos.
The OLD Mcguire mill on Otter creek.
near Darlington, relic of the 4O's, was
blown down during storm.
John Fiddler, the mulatto charged
with assaulting a child of Leon Sar-
gent at Stratford. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to six years in the state
prison.
The Sercombe-Bolte company in Mil
waukee, bicycle manufacturers, was
placed in the hands of receiver. As
sets, 500. 900.
Notices were posted at West Superior
that the contemplated sale of the West
Superior Iron and Steel company's plant
is postponed until September Is.
Corrigan, Ives & Co.. of Milwaukee,
attached the Buffalo iron nine for $500,
900. There are previous attachments
secured by the Northwestern railroad,
by unpaid miners and others.
Mrs. Cadelia johnson Barber died az
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
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She was the eleventh child of her
fathers family and the last to be taken
away.
Banker A. A. Cadwallader, in jail
at GAINESVILLE awaiting trial, was taken
to the home of his family by the sheriff
and permitted to watch at the bedside
Of a SICK child that died soon after his
arrival