River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-06-18
The News CONDENSED.

Samuel Tatro, who was bound over
for trial at Grantsburg on charge OF
| illegal voting at the last election,
sawed out of Jail and escaped.
The members of the Stockbridge In
dian tribe received their annuity OF
s., 1924 from the United States gov
eminent at their reservation. about
eight miles from Keshena.
William Stegmann, of Appleton. and
Miss Kitty Golf, of Danville, ILL.,, rode
from Appleton on their wheels to
Menasha and were married by Justice
Bradley.
Chairman Coe issued the call for the
republican state nominating conven-
ton to be held in Milwaukee August 5.
1t will consist of ESQ delegates.
The annual meeting of the Wisconsin
Old Settlers association at Palmyra
will be held in the Sanitarium grove
June Is.
II. Hendrickson, proprietor of a
clothing store at Bsloit. assigned TO
f. Clemens, of GAINESVILLE. Liabilities,
81, 900.
Eugene C. Hamilton, of Granville.
was killed by the accidental discharge
of gun.
The 27th annual convention of the
Waushara County Sunday School asso-
citation will be held at Hancock June
II and Is.
The Bank of Prairie du Chen was
entered by burglars who got away with
500 in silver.
Master f. NJ. Hoyt, of Milwaukee.
sold the property of the Hygeia Mineral
Spring company in Waukesha = auc-
ton for $4,000 to VI. N. BeardsIey, OF
Kansas City, Mo.
Frank JahrenslSi, aged nine years;
Reuben s. Woodwork. aged four, and
Max Zerag, aged ~, were drowned in
Milwaukee while bathing.
After nearly three years of existence
the so-called Plankinton bank cases in
Milwaukee were nolled by District At
torney Brace.
Five hundred pioneers of this win
nebago) county held their annual meet
ing at Omro.
The State Medical society at it's semi
centennial session In Madison elected
DR.. o. b. Reynolds. of Lake Geneva,
president.
The Cream City Furniture company
and the Seaman Parlor Frame COM
pany were closed in Milwaukee on ex-
ecutions for 1872 1000. issued in favor OF
Mrs. Mary Seaman.
The large elevator of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway. leased by Cargill
& Co., was destroyed by fire in Green
Bay, the loss being $4,000.
The wedding of Miss Ona Zierath
and Joseph Pfeiler took place in She
boygan, and the couple left for trip
south on bicycles. intending to make
quite an extensive tour.
While beating an unruly colt with
hoe handle, r. p. Lee, of Pierceville,
was struck by a flying splinter, which
entered his left eye. putting il out.
Richard Ryan, farmer. who lived
west of Kenosha, while crossing the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad was
run into and injured so badly that he
died.
James Mccarthy, of Milwaukee. was
fatally crushed by a drawbridge.
At Chippewa Falls Joseph Ritter was
charged with raising II postal notes
from amounts ranging from 90 cents to
81 90.
W.P. Price, one of the first mechanics
In Medford, died suddenly Of heart fail
ure.
The examination at Delayan of Le-
ROY Howe for the murder of his brother,
Charles Howe. resulted in his being held
for trial at the next term of circuit
court without bail.
The Moore Manufacturing and Foun-
dry company of South Milwaukee made
an assignment with liabilities Of $780,
600.