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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FLAMES destroyed a quarter of a
mile of property in Yokohama, and two
American sailors named Moore and
Wood and four japanese women were
burned to death.
AT Coburg Princess Victoria and
Grand Duke Ernest Louis of Hesse
were married in the presence of an as
semblage which included Emperor il
liam and Queen Victoria.
FLAMES at Huntsville, Ont, destroyed
thirty-four business places, several
dwelling houses, hotel, one church
and the post Office, the total loss being
$3.50, 900.
THE discovery of a deserted city in
the mountains near Durango, Mexico,
was verified by explorers Its popula-
ton must have been p, 900 people.
Ar Dion, France. Auguste Lareau
was guillotined for the murder of his
mother. his wife and his mistress.
IN Westminster Abbey in London
Princess Helena, second daughter of
Queen Victoria, unveiled tablet to the
memory of Jenny Lind, who died on
November 2. 1887, at the age of 60
years.
IN Greece earthquake shocks de-
stroyed eight villages in the district of
Atalanti and the total number of per-
sons killed was said to be 100.
WHILE fishing in Canadian waters the
American tug Grace was captured and
her crew were in custody.
IN Greece the total number of deaths
caused by the earthquakes is 227.
1T was repor ted that Nicaragua had
seized an American mail boat and had
sold the property of the Nicaragua Ca
nal company for debt.
THE cathedral at Banon, Me-ico, was
stripped of its ornaments by bandits
and two were killed in a fight with
guards.
FIRE destroyed the wooden mills at
Ivanovo. Russia, the loss being I.750,-
900 rubles, and ten persons were killed
during the fire.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

UNKNOWN parties hanged Henry
Montgomery, a notorious negro. near
Lewisburg Tenn.
WHILE walking from his home to his
Office !. W. Donigan, a prominent at
tOrney at Joliet, H.. fell dead.
AFTER fasting seventy days Mrs.
George II. Williams, aged 62, wife of
the ex-United States attorney general.
whose religious idiosyncrasies had
brought her notoriety, died at Port
land, Ore.
The West Superior Iron Il Steel COM
pany of Milwaukee went into a receiv-
er's hands The company's authorized
capital was s., 500. OOO
OPENING games of the national league
ball clubs resulted as follows: Balti-
more S. New York 3; Boston Is. Brook
lyn ?; ST Louis Al. Pittsburgh 3; Wash
ington :. Philadelphia :.
FRANK LATHAM and Dock Bishop
were lynched by the settlers living
near WatOnga. o. T, for horse stealing.
AT MenOminee. Mich, Mrs. Mary
Cieary, a widow, and her sister. Mrs.
William Doyle, started a fire with l1ero-
sene and were burned to death.
CYCLONE swept over Summerville,
Tex. and V. VI. Keels house was
blown down and his wife and three
children were killed.
THE South Carolina dispensary law
was practically annulled by a decision
rendered by the supreme court of the
state.
GEORGE KEN, of Deshler. O, for pay
ing too much attention to a woman
not his wife was nearly hanged by a
mob. while the obnoxious female was
drenched with water and driven out of
town.
AT Mountain View mine near Butte,
Mont. Richard Huert. a miner, met a
horrible death lie fell 1000 feet down
the shaft
EX-Gov. J. I. JARVIS was appointed
United States senator TO succeed the
late senator Vance. of North Carolina
THOMAS POWELL ana Otto Shanamon
were killed at North Industry, o., by a
caving brickyard wall
IL South Carolina every liquor dis
pensary received orders 10 close imme-
diately as the result OF the governors
acquiescenee in the supreme court de-
cision that the law is unconstitutional
1T san Quentin. Cal. Patrick J. sui
livan vas hanged for wife murder
]. J. MORGAN and John Mason. mer-
chants of Harris, Ark, whose business
rivalry led to personal enmity, settled
their difficulty in street battle with
revolvers, in which both were killed.
ADNICEs from Ingalls,. o. r.. confirm
the reported battle between the Dali
tons and officers Three of the former
We're fatally wounded and two osicers
were killed.
THE National Society of the sons of
the Revolution met in annual eonven-
ton at Annapolis. Md. in the senate
chamber where Gen Washington re-
signed his commission as general of the
army and delivered his farewell address
Tue death of q. :. y. Morton. acting
governor of the state OF Wyoming, oc-
CURED at Cheyenne.
FIRE swept away the works of the
Crown Linseed Oil company at St
Louis, mailing loss of sI50.O0O.
AT the age of los years Mrs. Maria
Robinson tcolOredl died al Carlyle. Ill
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A PLOT was revealed by Mrs. Emma
Redpath, of Wisconsin, whereby an IN
nocent man was sent to prison for life
for murder.
A FREE fight began during a school
debate near Winchester, O., in which
Nathan Mansfield was stabbed to death,
Edward Carroll had his skull crushed
and Henry Steman had his brains beat
en- out
Ex-Gov. w. b. DANIELS, aged 20, OF
Idaho, died at Tacoma. Wash.
FoR the week ended on the 2lst the
percentages of the baseball clubs in
the national league were: Baltimore,
| 1000; Boston, 1000: Cincinnati, 1000;
Philadelphia. .666: Louisville, 800; So.
Louis. 500; Cleveland, 500. Pittsburgh,
800; Washington, 1888; New York, 900;
Brooklyn. 200; Chicago, 900
HEART disease caused the death at
Wheeling of Daniel Lamb, aged ca. one
of the founders of West Virginia and
the original craftsman OF the state
constitution.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Tom Black and
Toney Johnson (negroes), charged with
incendiarism, were taken from the Jail
at Tuscumbie, Ala, by a mob and
hanged and their bodies riddled with
| bullets
In fog tae steamer Los Angeles ran
on the rocks at Point Sur lighthouse,
near Monterey. Cal, and sank, and
four OF the passen gers were drowned.
WILLIAM DAVIS had both eyes gouged
out by piece of flying steel while
working at the Arcade file works at
Anderson, Ind.
AT Decatur, Ind, Mrs. Frank Warner
was killed and three other persons IA
tally hurt in a runaway while going to
funeral.
T. r. RIPY, of Lawre nceburg, KY,
TIE largest distiller in the state. made
an assignment with liabilities of $780,
600.
On the north Califc ala coast the
fishing schooner, Dauntless, was
wrecked and four men were drowned
EDNA LEHMAN, a white. girl of st.
Paul, drowned herself in Lake Cal
houn, because a colored waiter refused
to marry her.
In states east of the Mississippi near
" 1870, 900 miners obeyed the order of
the United Mine Workers to suspend
work.
The death of James w. Throckmor-
ton, who was governor of Texas in re-
constructionist times and was removed
10y Gen. Sheridan, occurred at McKin-
ney.
A MOB took from officers JEFF Tuggle,
a negro who killed Fred Hannah, a coal
miner, near Weir City, Kan, and
lynched him.
IL the woods near Tuseogee, Ala,
t.so little girls, aged and 9, were foul
" murdered. and in millpond near
was found the body of an insane negro,
who, it was thought, killed the chill
dren.
JOHN GEsT was accidentally killed at
Bessemer, Mich, by his wife. She be-
came a raving maniac and died within a
few hours
NJ. A. Hunt. Terre Haute Qnd.
florist. committed suicide because his
wife had become hopelessly insane
THE Chicago chief of police was or
dered bv the council to prevent any of
the divisions of the eommonweal army
entering Chicago.
FORTY gambling houses in Denver,
Col, were promptly closed in com
piiance with an order of the new police
judge.
On the esd the coal miners strike was
rapidly spreading, and il was estimated
that 40, 900 men were idle. 1t was re-
ported that mines in the Hooking TO-
valley had been fired by strikers.
THE death of ex-Lieut. Gov. A. G.
McBurney. of Ohio, occurred at Leb-
anon, aged IS years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26
JeaIousv Lead, TO Murder.

Mourn VERNON, Ala, April 2I.-A
female Apache Indian prisoner of wal
named Belle. and Nahtoraghun, a
member Of the Indian company sta
toned at Mount Vernon barracks,
were shot and mortally wounded By
hugh seetoll in fit of jealousy. After
shooting Belle and sNahtoraghun, See
toll shot and Instantly killed himself
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Granted a Pardon.

Gov. Peck has pardoned Henry Rohr-
moser, sent to the state prison for life
from jefferson county in September,
1883. Robrmoser, who is still young
man. was a farm hand and worked for
John Steinhauser, a farmer near JET
ferson. He and Mrs. Steinhauser be-
came intimate. Mrs. Steinhauser shot
her husband as he lay sleeping in bed
and then called Rohrmoser, who was
In an upper room, and implicated him
In the deed.
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Iwn HahIas Murdered.

TUscoeEE, Ala, April % Mrs.
George Sinclair left her home for a
short visit and on her return found her
two little girls, aged 2 and years,
missing. A search resulted in the
discovery of their dead bodies in
the woods near the house, with
their heads battered in. The little
ones had wandered from the house and
been murdered. In millpond near by
was found the body of Horace johnson,
an insane negro, who, it is supposed,
met the little ones, murdered them and
then jumped into the pond and drowned
biusalf
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
Another Potato Belt.

Near Grand Rapids there exists q
black loan soil admirably suited to
potato raising, and the past four years
those of the farmers who have been en-
gagged in that industry are becoming
wealthy from lands that formerly gave
them but little in return. The rapid
stride that potato raising has taken in
that locality has interested capitalists.
and far m of 200 acres viii soon be a
feature in that end of the county.
The farm Is owned by George n. Wood,
a leading advocate of thatindustry.
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Iocu.t. in New York.

NYAck. n. Y, April s5. The seven
teen-year locusts appeared by the thou
sands Sunday. coming up through holes
in the ground which looked as though
made with a cane and varying from 1
TO feet in depth. At sunset the
Larvae again retired into these holes
II the weather is warm they will be
able to climb this week, and then the
destruction of the young foliage will
begin
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VIII They Never Learn

OsKALoosA, Ia, April 81. - Three
bunko shsrps got $1,000 from Robert
Mitchell, one of the richest farmers in
Mahaska- They used the old three
card monte trick. putting the bets in a
box and letting Mitchell win the pile
and getting the wrong box. Mitchell
cane to town and got his cash and put
It up on a sure game, and is now look
ing for the other fellows end offers slo0
rayvard
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DIR SARAH HACKETr STEVENSON says
that when she obtained her diploma
To practice medicine in 1873 there
were very few women physicians in
the country. Now there-are at least
one hundred in the city of Chicago
alone. and DIR. Stevenson says she
knows a number Of women doctors who
make $40. 600 or more a year.
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aht tIU'VYV OF IIIUI : q eAI.

A LIEUTENANT in tine United States
army has asked 10 be relieved from
duty as military Instructor at the
Massachusetts institute of technology
because the students guy him. lie is
willing to face Indians on tine plains.
as he has bravely done, but he shrinks
from encOuntering the libes of the
civilized savages'' called students,
who cruelty sheer at him.
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take house in Washington and hopes
her mother will also make her home
there Mrs. SartOrs is wealthy and
enjoys an income from property left to
her by her father ;a-law of $50. GOO a
year. Her eldest sou, AlgernOn. is still
in England. and wiz remain there until
after his graduation at oxford. when
he viii return 10 this country. Mrs
Gen. Grant Is also well of. She makes
liberal allowances 20 her children, and
aside from this Is reported 70 have
go. 900 annual income She Is al
present living with her family in Cali
fOrnia-
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The News Of the Week.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
FIFTYTHIRD CONGRESS.
RanrnIur EnasInn-


WEDNESDAY, April Is Senator
Palmer QlLl introduced a bill in the
senate repeating the state bank tax but
prohibiting the issuing of money by
state banking institutions or by any
other corporations or persons except
national banks Senator Morrill, vt
/ spoke in opposition to the tariff bill,
while Senator Turpie Nnd.) defended
/ the measure In the house the con-
sular and diplomatic appropriation bill
was further discussed and the debate
touched wide variety of subjects ard
was full Of personalities
! THURSDAY, April l9.-The day IN
/ the senate was almost entirely con-
suned by speech against the pending
! tariff bill by Senator Perkins, of Cali
! fornia In the house the time was oc-
cupied in discussing the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill.
FRIDAY, April 2O.-In the senate
Senators Gallinger and Dolph spoke
against the tariff bill. In the
house a bill was introduced for sur
vey of ship canal route, connecting
Lake Erie and the Ohio river, by way
of the Ohio canal and Muskingum
river The rest of the day was spent in
the fruitless discussion of the bill 20
settle some Tennessee war claims
against the government amounting to
{. 900. The evening session was de
voted to pc sion business
SATURDAY, April 81. The tariff bill
was further discussed in the senate
and message was received from the
president transmitting Hawaiian cor
respondence. In the house the diplo-
matte appropriation bill was further
considered and eulogies were delivered
on the late Senator Gibson. of Louisiana.
MONDAY, April %. = In the senate
the tariff bill was further discussed.
A bill was introduced by Senator PETER
'.to dispose of idle labor and discourage
idle wealth in the District of Column
bia- In the house the time was de-
voted to District of Columbia business
The bill allowing racing and pool-sell-
ing in the district was defeated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26

Il IS reported that an English officer
named Harrington has discovered in
India a working telephone between the
two temples Of PAM about mile apart.
The system is said 10 have been in Op-
erationat Paul for over two thousand
wears. Psychologists have found unmis-
taxable evidence of wire communica-
tions between some of the temples of the
earlier Egyptian dynastIes, but wheth-
er these served a telegraphic, telephone
or other pnrnose is not stated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26

The three-Or-fOur-weeks-o crown
prince of Bulgaria has been made
prince of TirnOwO. duke de SAKE,
knigh, of two orders and honorary
chief of the Fourth infantry, the
Fourth cavalry aud the Third artillery
-arfnauss
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sho, H,s w lie and Himself.

Herman Kruger, German laborer
about IS years of age, shot his wife on
q street in Menominee, inhicting a
very dangerous wound In the head.
after which he shot himself in the
head, dying in the hospital two hours
later. Kruger and his wife had some
family troubles, Kruger being of a
Jealous disposition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26

THERE was a good deal of common
sense. as well as worldly wisdom. in
the plan resorted To by the managers
Of a troupe of dancing girls who were
arrested at San Francisco for giving an
immoral exhibition The girls were
brought into court and gave an exhi-
bition of their gyrations which SO
pleased both judge and jury that the
prisoners were discharged forthwith.
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brazilian Rebel. Are Returning.

MoNTEvIDEo, April 25.-The Brazil
ian minister. in an official communities
ton to the Uruguayan government,
guarantees life and liberty TO all rebel
soldiers who wish TO return to Brazil
The guarantee has been accepted by
$50 men, who will be carried to Brazil
at the expense of the government
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26

1T seems that the sunday night en-
tertainments recently 50 popular in
London are beginning To pail upon
those for whom they ..ere intended.
Ont of five clubs which used To give
orchestral or other concerts on Sunday
nights ia the west end only one re-
mains. The Sunday discussions upon
theatrical matters are also. it i al
legged. not nearly 50 well supported a.
the Thursday night smoking concerts.
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Was TIlden's Law Partner

New YORK, April 25. -Ex-Judge Nell
son Jarvis Waterbury, the veteran law
yer and former partner of Samuel j.
Tilden. died at his home in this city
from pneumonia. with which he was
suddenly seized about midnight on
Thursday. lie was born in this city
July. 1919.
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bad Water Causes Typhoid Epidemic.

State Chemist Daniels has furnished
an analysis of Ashland's drinking wa
ter and says that it is contaminated
with sewage. and the typhoid fever cpl
demic from which Ashland is suffering
is now directly attributed to the water
supply. Efforts will be made by the
attorney general to have the water
company's franchise annulled.
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a CHISAMAN. lately returned from a
trip TO Europe. treated his eountrymen
20 the following description OF the
piano: The Europeans keep large
four-Iegged beast which thew can make
sing at viii 4 man. or more frequently
woman. Of even a feeble girl. sitss;own
in front OF the animal and steps on its
tail, while. az the same time, striking
its white teeth with his or her fin
gers. when the creature begins 70
sing. The singing, though much
louder than a birds IS pleasant To
listen to. The beast does not bite.
nor does it move, though II Is not
tied up"
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The oldest inhabited house within
the limits of the United States Is said
20 be that Of Kill:an Van Rensselaer,.
which stands opposite Albany. y. y.
IL is OF old Holland bricks. and the
front wall still exhibits enormous loop
holes, through which the first owners
formerly shot at Indians and wild
beasts. According To plate set in the
wall by the Albany Commemorative
society a few years ago. the building
was erected in the year I643. The
house is still in good repair. after hav-
ing been in constant use for more than
two and a half centuries. or there
abotltS
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fh.rged Win FmnrzzI.ment.

New YORK, April 25.-William Lob
man. former cashier of the excise de-
partment of Brooklyn. was arrested
at Toronto, Ont, at noon Sunday
charged in the warrant with the en-
bezzlemeut of $50. 900 from the city. He
was held on telegram from Brooklyn
police officials He admitted the en-
bezzlement Of SO, 400.
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The announcement Is made that the
seventeen-year lOcusts are due again
this year, and that we may expect a
formidable invasion. II we remember
correctly, this announcement has been
made almost yearly for the last twenty
years There appears to be successive
generations of these lOcusts. and each
chooses a different year for its wan
behring's. They have ceased. however,
To be a terror. for their enemies in
clude every species of birds from fiv
eatchers 10 hawks, the chipmunks and
squirrels, and last but not least the
fisherman. who finds in them the ideal
HIATT
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New YORK. April 2l.-Six cents was
the amount of damages awarded by a
jury to William Wahl, who had sued his
cousin. Hermann. Vail, for 5000.
There had been fight. and Herman. a
huge fellow, took William by the whis-
kers and tore them ont by handfuls,
as alleged. Judge Prior set aside the
verdict
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ro.t.r Accent. . Propo,,t,on.

FosroRIA, o.. April 81. = Twenty
creditors of the Fostoria Light &
Power company proposed to ex-Secre-
tary Foster to take the plant and as
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Statue Unveiled.

CHICAGO. April %. - The bronze
statue of Shakespeare which was pre-
scented to the Lincoln park commission.
ers by the late Samuel johnson was
unveiled Monday The will of the
donor bequeathed $4,000 for this pur-
nose
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Children. Take Notice.

The State Horticultural society will
give to every school child of Wisconsin
who may apply six strawberry plants
or two spruce trees each, providing
they will send five cents to pay the cost
of postage and agree to report on the
same IN the fall
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Persuaded to Issue Bonds.

BEssEMER Mich, April 25.-Seven
hundred miners marched from Iron
wood to this place and prevailed on the
supervisors TO bond the county to
| bnild roads that the unemployed may
h rrir-en work
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-04-26
E,nned with a Negro.

The contractors wife who eloped
with colored man was Mrs Parras.
Her husband had been working at the
White Fish lake all winter. He ar
rived In West Superior to look for her.
The couple eloped from White Fish and
were supposed to be in West Superior
or in Duluth.