River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-08-24
The News CONDENSED.

Inc news touuehstus
Fire destroyed the sawmill of Lush
& Hudson at Chippewa Falls. Loss,
$4,000
Henry Ingalls,, farmer near Mason
vile. lost thirty tons of hay, three head
of cattle and barn by ire.
The attorney general says the acct
dent associations doing business in
Wisconsin under the plan known as the
Lloyds must pay a license or discon-
tinue business
Rt Rev. Gjermand Hoyme, recently
elected bishop of the United States
Scandinavian Lutheran churches of
America, has resigned his charge at Eau
Claire.
Mrs. C. F. viebahn, of Watertown,
wife of Superintendent of Schools Vie
balm, died in Chicago while attending
the worlds fair.
A tornado passed miles southeast
of Iowa River. near Spring lake, sweep
ing away everything in its path.
Mrs. John f. Doane, residing in Fen
nimore, committed suicide by taking
carbolic acid. The trouble was fami-
~ one and of long standing.
Fire at Cobb destroyed bank build.
ing and hardware store.
John r. Wall, a well-known lawyer,
was arrested in Chippewa Falls, charged
with ENLIGHTENMENT. His downfall is
due to drink. lie has been both city
and district attorney.
During the past year forty cheese fac.
tories of Brown, kewaunee, Door anC
Outagamie counties have been repre-.
scented more or less on the Green Bay
call board.
ID. w Thompson, of Chicago, was
killed by falling IS feet from the top OF
bin in the Terminal elevator at Yves
Superior.
Charles Sehmirler, Marshfield boo
and shoe dealer, has assigned. Assets.
81, 400; liabilities. s., 400
Richard Polinskia, who stole $3.50 a
Allouez, was sentenced to two years IL
states prison at Waupun.
The family of C.. c. Barnes, presiden
of the defunct state bank at Manitowoc
received kilograms from Charlevoix
Mich, announcing his death. He hao
been thee very sick for some time.
Regents Hume, Parker, Ainsworth
and Hill have selected Stevens Point
as the site for the new normal school.
President F. J. Weber, of the Sta%
Federation of Labor, says there ar,
now 20, 900 idle men in Milwaukee.
sMudder'' Hoefer, a German woman
found guilty of arson at West Su-
perior, was sentenced TO four years at
Waupun.
Thirty out of forty-five paper ma.
chimes in the Fox river valley are shut
down and 5000 men are left idle.
In her petition for payment of an
nuity Mrs. Alexander Mitchell. of Mil
waulxee, says her son, the senator, has
been made the victim of mine adven-
turers and stock jobbers.
Fire at Wausau destroyed the Ra9out
foundry and stock of goods owned by
the Venetian Blind company. Loss or
former SIG, 900. with no insurance: on
the latter, $500. with $1,000 insur-
ance.
Father Angelus, the Capuchin monk
arrested in Milwaukee for attempting
to outrage the 12-year-oid girl named
Baum. was released after his examina-
ton and Immediately left the city for
Detroit.
Two painters named Olson and
Tracy started from Mansion in fat
boat en- route to Louisiana. They in
tended to pay their way by odd jobs.
John Roggendorf. a coal HEAVIER, was
instantly killed in the hold OF the
whaleback Thomas Wilson at West
Superior.
Masked thieves forced themselves
into the residence OF Il. C. Sanger at
Morrison and relieved him of 81 300 and
two gold watches.
Mrs Flora Irwin. the wife of Chi
cage printer, drowned herself at Mad
ison after receiving a letter that her
husband was still out OF work
The sawmill owned and operated by
Linster Bros. on the little Eau Plaine,
) miles west of Mansfield, was burned.
Loss, si5, 900.
Albert Rossin. farmer living near
Hartland killed his wife with a pitch
fork. Rossin was placed in Jail
Rosmus Peterson. of Amigo, was
found in Beaver lake drowned. His
boat capsized while fishing He was
single man OF 80.
At Rice Lake the Barron county
bank, of which v W. Bailey is proprie-
tor. assigned to X. NJ. Whitaker. The
liabilities were $40, 200, but the assets
were Eve times that amount
Frank w. Hall. lawyer of Madison,
has been rendered the presidency of
Lawrence university at Appleton.
Fire swept the business portion of
South Wayne, destroying several build
ings.
Secretary Thwaites, of the State His
torlcal soc ETY.. went on a trip to the
northern part of the state in search CT
some information relative &c the his
tory of the Chippewa Indians in the
state.
The West Superior council voted to
appropriate $4,000 out Of the general
.ity funds as bonus for the normal
school recently located in that city by
the state