River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-09-22
LATER NEWS.
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Joy at meeting his mother at st.
Louis caused the death of Emmanuel
Miner, of Wichita, Kan.
Burglars robbed the Rock Island sta
ton at Gowrie, To-, and were after
wards captured by posse.
A son is born to the king and queen
of Italy.
Winnipeg is suffering from an cpl
demic of typhoid fever.
Laura Stewart was scalped by re-
volving shaft in a factory at Roches-
ter, n. Y.
For the week ending the 18th there
were 1877 business failures in the United
States.
o. E. Munroe, of Ashland, Or, shot
and wounded his wife and then killed
himself.
1t is said that 10000 skilled work
men, angered at the continuance Of
the lockout by the employers of New
York have decided to strike if the en-
ployers do not give in.
Benjamin Kruger and Ida Meinecke
The bridegroom tainted tainted away
and had to be resuscitated before the
ceremony could proceed.
The Panama canal commission is
considering plan for a canal forty
feet deep
Five sisters learn through newspaper
that they may be heirs to part of a
$40, 900, 600 estate.
Gen. Baldwin, commanding depart
ment of Colorado, reports 338 deser-
tions in year, and blames abolition
of canteens.
The Russian auxiliary cruiser Lena
is now at the government naval sta
ton at Mare Island, having departed
from San Francisco bay under the es-
cort of the cruiser Marblehead
The Germanic congress convenes at
the worlds fair.
For the year ending June 80 the Mil
waukee railroad shows an increase of
earnings.
The populists of New York nomi-
nate Alfred J. Boulton for governor.
The barge Gardner caught fire and
burned near Sanilac, Mich.
Frederick 81. Cutting, former presi-
dent of the Ohio Savings bank at Otto,
To-, is arrested in Chicago upon the
charge of ENLIGHTENMENT.
The Canadian schooner Singapore
was dashed to pieces on the beach at
Kincardine, Ont.
hn 1ST10 nj n nc tn prnC q n
Roosevelt for protection.
B. T. Cassel, cashier of the Great
| Western distillery was held up in one
of the principal streets of Peoria, Ill,
at noon by three men, who struck him
over the head with a club and made
away with satchel obtaining So, 700.
Official news from the seat of war in
the fay east is still lacking but the
war office at st. Petersburg appears
not to anticipate great battle in the
IMMEDIATE future. The officials believe
that the japanese will not hurry on an
engagement with Kuropatkin, owing
to the fact that the latter has not had
time since the evacuation of Liao-yang
to strengthen his forces materially and
that the next movement of the Japan
csc will be directed against Tie Pass.
| A passenger train was wrecked on
on the Lake Shore road near the stock
yards at Chicago. Twelve persons
were hurt.
| Edward Johnson, an amateur base
ball player, was killed by batted ball
I0urinp a game at Chicago.
Fifteen hundred Irish immigrants
landed in New York in one week.
Socialist agitation is on the increase
in Italy.
The Bristol hotel at Cincinnati, O.,
was badly damaged by fire.
Illness compels Joseph Jefferson to
cancel all contracts. He will probably
permanently retire from the stage.
October 21 will be Nebraska day al
the worlds fair.
At Baldwin, Mo-, an automobile con-
Itaining two mtn and two women went
down a thirty-fo embankment, kill
ling John Kalleen.
w. w. Bennett, mayor of Thompson,
ILL.,, was shot and killed by a thief
whom he was trying to arrest.
Russia believes China is about to
lioin forces with Japan.