River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-07-20
The News Condensed.

Dr. Miller. OF MendSnd. Was hhSu
SIS for abuse of horse by keeping it
in his barn without giving it attention.
Roy, the 2-year-old son of w. A.
Breen. of Richland Center, fell from a
second story window without suffering
in juries more than few bruises.
Mrs. Margaret Runkel, a widow AZ
years of age, drowned herself near her
home in Burlington.
Ex-Assistant State Treasurer j. A.
MeFetridge, of Baraboo. died in Chica-
go from the results of a surgical opera
ton.
Leaman Il. Mill and wife were ar
rested at Milwaukee on a charge OF
drowning their baby and the woman
confessed.
Miss Cora Harris. of GAINESVILLE, has
recovered her speech after five months
of utter silence. Her ailment was due
to a severe cold.
James r. Stuart. of Madison, will
paint a life-size portrait of ex-Gov. Fl
fer, of Illinois, to be hung in the CAPT
toll at Springfield.
Paul label, the lessee of Schlitz park,
in Milwaukee, made an assignment to
Robert Reiter.
The plans for an armory at Marinette
were drawn on a contemplated outlay
of $4,000.
A. GIkeson, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
died at La Crosse from the effects of
what appeared to be blows on the head.
The matter would be investigated.
Edward Thomas, an engineer, and
Stanilaus Wockmack. laborer, died in
Milwaukee from the heat.
While bathing in Rock river at James
vile Frank Wilde, young boy. was
drowned.
Charles Larose, aged 81, was drowned
while bathing in Fox river near Green
Bay. He was the fourth member of
the Larose family 10 die within the
past year.
Rev Lahy. prohibitionist organizer
and evangelist. was elected from q sa-
loon at Monroe for protesting vigorous
ly against the sale of beer to miners
Frank Wahl and Miss Emily Gillette
both of Milwaukee, who eloped> and
were married at Greenfield, have been
forgiven and invited to return.
John Devine, well-known citizen of
Eau Claire, was drowned at Big falls,
on the Flambeau river, while superin-
tending log drive.
]. p. Murphy. cashier of the Wiscon-
sin Fire & Marine Insurance conpany's
bank in Milwaukee, has been appointed
receiver of the Lappen Furniture com
pany and required TO give bond for
$50. 900.
Jacob Landsinger hanged himself at
his home in the town of Greenwood
Vernon county, while temporarily in
sane about team that had been stolen
from him.
The will of the late Father Takken,
of Amigo. set apart $1,000 for his
housel<eeper and divided personal prop
erty TO the amount of $4,000 among his
brothers and sisters.
The Green Bay business Mems asso-
citation has invested $500 in the business
college at that place.
Green Bav's new grist mill viii be
completed by the 18th of September
Its capacity will be 125 barrels of wheat
and twenty-five barrels Of rye.
The manager of the Cedarburg
wooden mills is daily shipping three or
four carloads of the blankets manu-
featured to order during the past sea-
son.
During a thunderstorm in Eau Claire
the residence of David Drummond, a
leading capitalist, was struck by light
ming and badly damaged.
The seventeenth annual convention
of the United Green Glass Workers as
ISOLATION of the United States and Cana
da was held in Milwaukee.
Ten thousand cords of pulp wood
have been railroaded to Appleton from
the Depere boom
A large elephant belonging TO show
broke loose at Beloit and went through
and fields and tearing down barbed
wire fences at will
The Chapman store at Oakfield was
burned. the loss being estimated at
$40. 900.
While blasting stoue near Ettriek
John r. Wall was fatally injured by a
premature blast.
Agreement with the wOrkmen WIS
reached and the Bay View mills at Mil
waukee have resumed operations.
Hugo Bussee, aged -, was drowned
while bathing at Manitowoe.
In At of anger William Demrs. of
Wauwatosa, thrust his 3-year-old child
onto redhot stove and the child was
burned so badly that it win probably
die.
At n nI-euIng OF the JeIoit cOmrnon
council fifteen saloon licenses were
granted at $500 each.
Theodore Bitters, a young man at
Green Bay, while sailing on Fox river
in company with party of six young
people was accidentally struck by the
jib boom of the boat and knocked into
the river and drowned.
The Bailey Il Esser Co. jewellers in
Milwaukee, confessed judgment IL he
sum Of -. 497. -.