River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-11-28
The News Condemned.


Assistant Cashier Miller, of the Ma
tional bank OF Eau Claire, is dead.
\ Wisconsin Central passenger train
ran over and killed Gustav Hanstron
near Ashland.
Among the burned-out missionaries
at Kharput, Turkey, are several from
Eau Claire.
Ole o. Halls, an old resident of River
Falls, who had been visiting his son in
Ellsworth the past month, died from
paralysis. Mr. Halls was 81 years old.
DR.. jacob Mendel. prominent Ger
man physician of Milwaukee, died at
the age of so years.
Sylvester Walker, son of David IL.
Walker, mercl ant at Boscobei, va;
killed at Republic. Mich, by train. lie
was conductor.
Insurance Commissioner Fricke re-
fused license to the Insurance Lloyds
of America to do business in Wisconsin,
owing to the failure of the company &c
make the proper deposit.
1t was said that ID. L. Webb and John
Hale. of Union Center, had confessed u
IHeItS from Ifel8 1T CAR
During the coming year notable
series of special lecture courses is &c
be given at the University of Wisconsin
by men of national reputation from all
parts of the country.
Sheriff Angle, of Franklin county,
Va. left Baraboo in charge of NesteT
and John Mattox. who are waEted at
Rocky Mount, where, it is SAID, they
killed Ferdinand MattOX.
All the graduates of last Jun" IN the
civil engineering course at the UniNer-
sity of Wisconsin have already secured
good positions and are now busy at
their professional work.
Nathaniel b. Eldred. aged %. captain
of the Wausau light guard and man
ager of = branch of the Armour Pack
ing company. committed suicide by
shooting.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle, a
mutual insurance company, headquar-
tiers at Philadelphia, has applied for
permission to transact business IN this
state.
Joseph c. Kiser. one of the foremost
farmers and shorthorn breeders Ia
Wisconsin. died at his home. near Ore
gon. aged n.
Minnie Elsen was granted divorce
at GAINESVILLE from Charley Elsen, OH
the ground OF cruel and inhuman treat
ment.
The graduate department of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin this year has 20
students, 45 of whom are alumni of the
University of Wisconsin.
Harrison Ludington. the blind son IF
the late Wisconsin governor of that
name. died in Milwaukee at the age If
40 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Grier, of VIII
mot, died within an hour of each other.
The husband was aged - and tine wife
40. Last April they celebrated their
golden We. ling.
How ard and Maloney, who started
from Green Bay to roll beer kegs to st.
Louis for glory and VIVA: cash there
might be in il, returned from kau-
kauna Maloney was taken sick and
Howard purposes to get fresh partner
and lnglSe another start.
Mr.. Charles ii. flask ms, professor of
history in the University OF Wisconsin,
is spending a year abroad for purposes
of study and research.
Capt. ". F. wars. u. 5, \. who was
detailed as military instructor at the
state university at Madison in place Of
Lieut.. Chenoweth, has declined the po-
sition.
Gulliek HoIyerson, IS years of age, re-
siding five miles north of Stoughton,
was killed while running a corn husker
and shredder.
Fred Hallack was mistaken for deer
and shot and killed near Sanborn by
Mr.. Brayton, of New York
James A. Cbesley, aged 6s years, fur
many years police judge oi "aupaea,
fell dead in his front yard. Heart fail
ure was the cause
DIR. Jacob Mendel. a well-known Ger
man physician, dies suddenly of heart
failure at his home IN Milwaukee,
Err Strong, the Fort Atkinson dairy
man who had beer missing since The 9Th
account of himsf If.
Gov. Upham has pardOned Frank
Sturges, of Nef nah, sentenced to states
prison two ears ago for a five-yeaT
term for att empting TO kill his brother
Gus Hegstrom was killed near White
River by a train on the Wisconsin Cen
trail. lie was walking along the track
and did not make any attempt to get OH
when the train approached.