River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-10
The News Condensed.

Heartsick because he had been out
of employment for a long time and
with his brain befuddled BIZ liquor
Frederick Pechold killed himself in
Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin Fishermen's associa-
ton has decided TO aid the Lake Win
nebago fishermen in fighting the Buck
staff law.
Frederick Sundermann, a farmer at
Big Muskego Lake, killed himself by
shooting. His mind had become weak
ened by overwork
The elevator of the Daisy -four mill
at Superior was burned, causing 4
loss of 500, 900.
Mai. J. H. Cullen and Miss Susie
Kaylor. well-known young people.
eloped from GAINESVILLE to Emerald
Grove and were married. They will
go to Dixon, ILL.,, to live.
The famous Lakota Hunting and
Fishing clubs summer hotel, located
at Twin lakes, near Eagle River, was
burned. the total loss being SIS, 600,
with no insurance.
Fire destroyed the John Kinney liv-
cry stables. the NJ. w. Marshall med
icine factory and two dwelling houses
az Fond du Lac. Ten horses persisted
in the flames.
Several stockholders of the Wiscon-
sin Handle and Manufacturing COM
pany, whose operations are carried on
in Amigo. made application for re-
ceiver.
The thirteenth annual meeting of
the Woman's exchange was held IN
Milwaukee and the reports showed the
enterprise to be in flourishing condi-
ton.
The decomposed body found at West
Superior was that of Elmer A. Kleve,
a druggist, w no had worked in Minnesp-
oils and St Paul.
An extensive peat marsh about a
mile south of Madison has been burn
ing underground over month.
William Hanson and William Young.
Chicago sportsmen, were fined $50 each
at Iron River for killing deer out of
season.
Only one sawmill on the Ashland
side of Chequamegon bay was running.
Fully 1900 men were on a strike for
higher wages
A new railway company, to connect
two towns in Grant county, blooming
ton and Lancaster, with the North
western road, fled articles of incorpo-
ration.
Thomas Janesch, found guilty at
PALMYRA of cashing check raised from
SIS to $780, was sentenced to one year
and ten days in prison.
Mrs Elizabeth II. Carney is dead.
She was about 80 years of age and had
been prominent in business and social
circles in Waukesha for fifty years.
The jewelry store of J. J. Ragatz at
Prairie du Sac was robbed of $1,000
worth of watches, the safe being
blown open.
The Vogt & Killian Sash and Door
company failed in Milwaukee. The
assets of $40. 900. it was claimed, would
exceed the liabilities.
At Washburn the Northern state
bank opened for business with $50, 900
capital paid up NJ. A. Sprague is
president and E Clifford cashier.
Miss Lucy Berry, aged IS, and resi-
dent of waukesha, died at the Cam
brian house from the effects of dose
If paris green taken with suicidal in
tent. She told the doctor she took her
life because of ill-health-
John Harb, aged IS, was caught by
shaft at the Balm wagon works in Ken
osha and instantly killed.
David Miller and Adolph Wilson,
two of the oldest residents of Mari
nette, are dead.
At Milwaukee William Tate, cleo
trician of the Davidson theater, was
run down by an electric car and killed
instantly.
j. c. Gebhart. who during the last
four years has acted as deputy warden
at the state prison at Waupun prison.
rendered his resignation to the state
board of control, requesting that &C
ton be taken on the same immedi-
ately.
Anton Chopin, an employe at the
Badger paper mill in Kaukauna, fell
from a pile of pulp-wood in the mill
ward and broke his neck. killing him
instantly. He leaves large family IN
destitute circumstances.