River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-06-01

BY tse death of an uncle at Laver@es,
Spain, Ms. Frank Reaudreau, Of Chip
pewa Falls, viii receive the half of
s., 900, 900. She is in reduced circum-
stances.
The large saw and shingle mill of the
Beaver Dam company at Cumberland is
now in full operation day and night.
cutting l25, 900 feet of lumber, go, 900
shingles and 10000 lath daily.
Sven Youngreen's house, miles
west of River Falls, together with the
contents, was totally destroyed by fire.
The Green Bay Table company made
an assignment to Christian Schwartz
for the benefit of their creditors. As
sets, $50. 900; liabilities about the same.
Angus McVicar, a rsetal worker in
Eau Claire, died after a lingering i'll
ness. The cause of death was that par
ticles of copper became lodged in his
throat. producing "a diseased condition.
Richard Roache. aged Is, and Louis
Lippett, aged Is, two of several Beloit
boys who ran away to Milwaukee and
We're brought home, were sentenced TO
the reform school until of age.
Charles Engdohl. motorman on an
electric street car at West Superior,
arrested on n charge of killing little
Pearl Wilton, was held by the municipal
court in 81 900 bonds for trial. lie fur
nished bonds.
John Jacob Som. secretary of the
Fountain City Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance company, and a veteran of
the late war, died at his home in Foun-
tam City, aged IS.
y. a. Nottleson. potato dealer al
Scandinavia. was robbed of $1,000 by
highwaymeu.
Michael Ryan. Tiffany Fucker and
John Kline pleaded guilty at Beloit tc
indictments Of selling liquor without a
license and were fined in sums ranging
from $50 to 500.
John Zeigler, aged 10 years, was
found dead in bed AT a hotel in Mansfield
On retiring the night previous he was in
good health. His parents reside at
Roseville.
A contract was let in Washburn for
the erection of a school building of
brown stone for so. 500
The stock barn of Alex \. Arnold,
near Galesville. was burned with all its
contents. This was the finest barn in
Trempcaleau county and the loss was
probably not less than 5000.
The Touring min at Lancaster was
burned. the loss being about $4,000.
with no insurance.
The township of Moss -. about II
miles east Of Dolgeville. was visited by
a cyclone Monday evening, demolishing
a number of residences and barns One
man was killed and several persons
were more or less injured.
Presi dent +. 4. Day, of the Planlxin-
ton bank ir Milwaukee. has resigned,
and A. Fletcher. of Indiana, will take
his place.
The Bank of Necedah. organized
about a year ago by Dwiggins. Star
buck & Co., has assigned 20 ". l. Full
Ter OF Necedah, with liabilities Of
about SD 900: assets about 10000.
4 4-year-old son of Mrs. Anton Bru-
her. Of Chippewa Falls was burned to
death while playing with matches.
The bequest of John H. Stickney. OF
Baltimsre, of $4,000 70 Beioit college.
is found 10 be unconditional ana wifi
be made part Of the general endowment.
Willis Passolt. an insane SOD of
Louis Passolt COMMITTED suicide at Pc
waulzee by shooting himself with a re-
voIver. lie was al home alone.
State Factory Inspector Van Ellen,
inspecting factories in Eau Claire. found
twelve boys under - working therein
and ordered their discharge.
An application has been filed with
the comptroller Of the currency for au-
thority 10 organize the Citizens nation
al bank Of Appleton.
The county supervisors at La Crosse
offered $50. 600 for the location of one
If the new state normal schools. The
city will add to the bonus.
Walter Strong and ID. y. Smith stu
dents in the Wisconsin state university,
we're drowned by the upsetting of a
boat.
Jens Jnhanson left his wife and chill
dren in Grantsburg and elope6 with
stepdaughter
John Brewer, one of the pioneer set
tiers Of Dunn county and ex-town
chairman. died at the state asylum for
the insane at Madison. His remains
were Inferred al Downing.
a fire broke ont in the barn of the
American house at Montello and be
fore It was gotten under control de
stroved fourteen buildings. The igs,
was SIS, 600; insurance. $1,000