River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-11-29
The News Condemned.

w. U. DOnaluSOn, dgetl IL years, was
accidentally shot by an older brother
while playing with a revolver in his
fathers house at Underhill and died
in half an hour.
John Pritzlaff and Miss Sophia
Bluhm were united for life fifty years
ago in Milwaukee and there they cele-
brated their golden jubilee.
The wreck of the steamer Neosho
was purchased in Milwaukee by c. IL.
Starke. representing the Milwaukee
Shipyard company, for S24.590.
Patrick Grove, whose term in the
Milwaukee house of correction expired
was taken to Colorado on a charge of
diamond robbery.
Nine members of the Hillsdale drum
corps, a well-known social organiza-
ton in Milwaukee of gilded young
sters, paid fine of five dollars each in
the police court for disorderly conduct
in their clubrooms.
Capt. Peterson of the schooner Belle
Brown, who was indicted in Milwau-
kee for assaulting his sailors. has set
tied the matter with the four com
planning witnesses.
Will am A. Harmon, of Emporium,
Pa. who was visiting relatives in Mil
waukee, was sandbagged and robbed
of SIS.
The Northwest Lumber company of
Eau Claire sold to the Chippewa Lum-
Der and Boom company of Chippewa
Falls 1000 aexas of pine land in Chip
pewa county and eighty in Eau Claire
county for $4,000
The Chicago and Milwaukee Brew
cry company was said to be endeavor.
ing to secure plants in Waukesha and
Milwaukee.
Abel L. Fisher, secretary of the Rock
County Tobacco Growers association,
made a personal assignment at James
Vile for the bedeft of creditors.
The county judges of the state held
a brief meeting at the courthouse in
Milwaukee.
Frank A. Carr, proprietor of the
Dodgeville Sun, failed for $500.
Cornelius Van Den-E sens jewelry
store at Green Bay was burgIarized.
and $500 worth of goods stolen. There
was no clew to the thieves
Two highwaymen knocked John
Jacobs senseless in the street AT Green
BAY and robbed him of S13.
The official count in the First assem-
bly, district of Milwaukee gives Dodge
(rep.) majority of two votes over
Foley dem. in a total of 2,3S6.
Dorr Smiths bakery and NJ. S. Fraw-
leys building adjoining at Eau Claire
were damaged by fire about $1,000.
Simon Bleuer, who stole horse and
buggy from Meyer & Son. liverymen
in Milwaukee. pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to two years in the house of
CORE etion.
The Anchor Milling company of SUI
perior went into the hands of re-
ceiver. The company was said TO be
solvent, but pressed for cash.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth
of tobacco was burned in the ware
house of the Rock County Tobacco
Grower association at GAINESVILLE.
Edwin NJ Burdc fell between two
moving cars at Oregon, had both legs
cut off and died soon after.
Preferring deash to arrest for at
tempted burglary, Thomas p. Bell.
young Milwaukeean, killed himself.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Peck cele-
brated the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage day at Madison BY Civ
ing a crystal wedding party.
Mrs Fred G. Isenring, wife of the
chairman of the Milwaukee county
board, died suddenly at their home in
White Fish Bay.
Mrs Hulda Armstrong, aged 81, died
at Boscobel after brief illness.
Solomon Packer, of West Superior,
went to St. Paul and Chicago October
80, intending TO return in four days
Since then nothing had been heard of
him.
Milwaukee's Merchants, and Manu-
facturers' association thinks its oppo-
sition practically killed the advance in
baggage rates promulgated by West
ern Passenger association roads No
vember l.
Joseph Regain, an old soldier. went
to Montello and after loa ling up with
liquor started to walk out into the
country He was found dead beside
the road the next morning, having
died from exposure.