River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-11-07
The News CdhdenseI.

Miss Belle Avery, Eof Fond du Lac.
has sued ID. ]. Evans, of Marshalltown,
Ia, for $1,000 for bleach of promise.
The defendant is n bnarried man and
claims the suit is aItattempt TO black
mail him.
Judge Samuel Ryan, who recently
resigned the United States consulate
at st. Johns, n. F., arrived at his home
in Appleton, ACCOMPANIED by his wife.
Andeas Bower AID an unknown
woman while step3in~ upon a train
at Cudahy were cafglt by a switch
engine on another Track and crushed
TO death.
The Milwaukee Buggy company's
stock was seized by the sheriff on eXecu-
ton for $4,000.
The seasons cut of logs on Black
river and tributaries, which for many
years has been up y the hundreds of
millions, will not exceed l25,0OO,0OO the
coming winter.
Marsh and forest FIRES in the vicinity
of Seymour and NeN London did great
damage.
Milwaukee will r&district the Ninth,
Tenth and Thrice tn wards, which
will change the boundaries of the sem
ate and assembly u tricts of the city.
Cracksmen blew tpen the post office
safe at Prairie du Sac and made way
with $500, most of being In stamps.
Mrs. Nellie Hunt Curtis, daughter of
c. A. Hunt, of JaIesville, and wife of
Rev. Olin A. Curtis, recently professor
of theology in Boiton university and
also formerly of 4ppleton university,
died in Edinburgh. Scotland
n. b. Nelson, the largest dealer in
carriages at the h4ad OF the lakes, as
signed at Superiof with Liabilities of
$4,000; assets, 5000.
August Raewae, well-known farm
er living near Bose bel, had his leg sew
cred from his bodysn n feed mill. There
was little hope of Is recovery.
Mrs. Timothy Samson, aged Sc, an
early settler of Bel pit, is dead.
AT Lead City, A. D., Fred Croker
murdered Miss Ibuise johnson and
blew his own bsasns out. They were
lovers and had qearreled. Crochers
father is a promid lent man at Spooner,
this state.
Janesville's newthigh school building
was formally dedicated.
Math Ternes wal grinding plowshares
on an emery wheel lat Belgium when the
wheel suddenly new to pieces, literally
SCATTERING Ternef head to pieces.
Gustave Gauget, John Billott and
julius Deeier, chafged with illegal fish
ing with nets in u bike Winnebago, were
discharged at MeTk isha, the court claim
ing it had no Jurisdiction to try the
cases.
The savings batk at Shell Lake was
in the hands of She sheriff, and A.. c.
Probert. owner oft, would, it was said,
be arrested on a Criminal warrant.
Henry Kinzeel, Ia farmer living eight
miles from Lancaster, committed sui
eide by shooting the top of his head
of with a shotgun. Family trouble
was the cause.
Valentine Rin3e, assistant postmas-
ter of Warsaw, il dead.
Ore trains coll ded about mile east
of Mellen, telescoiing the caboose. Con-
ductor Trevor Rtdd. of Stevens Point,
was penned in tie caboose and burned
to death.
l.. A. Shaklnk d Co., one of the
largest firms dealing in clothing in Mil
waukee in the 4 holesale trade, failed
for 100000.
b. a. kipp's manufacturing plant at
North Milwaukee, valued at 100000,
was sold at shetff's sale for $4,000.
Bert Erickson kyas shot and instantly
killed by WilliaIt Mehleberg at Morris.
a coroner's jur1 found verdict of ac-
cidental death.
Leo Mayer, proprietor of the Bee
Hive, general Iferchandise, at James
vile, has failed. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets, $4,000.
Miss Jean PAD Miller's statue, For
ward" a reprof uction of the plaster
figure which Stood in the Wisconsin
building during the worlds fair, was
unveiled in the capitol park in Madison.
The Milwaukee Liquor Dealers Pro-
tectiye association has been refused liz
cense to do and insurance business in
Wisconsin Because il has not been or
ganized long enough TO comply with the
state laws.
In Waushart county fully 100000
bushels of potat oes have been frozen in
the ground in that section by sharp
frosts.
The Wisconsin Annuity association
OF Milwaukee las licensed TO do bust
ness in the staff.