The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-31

| met at Mauston, and nominated for AS
sembly, Riley d. Moulton, of Fountain
for sheriff, Ira H. Stewart, of Lindina;
for register of deeds, T. j. Hinton, OF
New Lisbon; for treasurer, b. b.
Thompson, of Wonewoc; for clerk OF
the court, G. w. Fosbinder, of Seven
Mile Creek; for county surveyor, Il. V.
Beebe; and for coroner, Ct. Burritt.--
Democratic county ticket: For Assembly
Job. n. Grant; for sheriff, George r.
Nichols; for treasurer, M. f. Carney
for county clerk, Charles F. Cutler; fol
clerk of the circuit court, J. E. CALI
gan; for county surveyor, Hiram Bar
ney; and Charles Dewitt, for coroner
Kenosha County.
The following nominations have been
made by the democratic county con-
vention: Assemblyman, ID. G.. Stewart
Sheriff, Theodore Loescher, Clerk of the
Court, III. II. Tarbell; County Clerk,
E. g. Timme; Register, ID. B. Benedict;
District Attorney, j. b. Jilslln Treas
ureT, John English; Coroner, j. p.
Rnnkel. The store of NJ Craney &
Son, dealers in dry goods aud clothing,
at kenesha, was burglarized recently.
The thieves entered through window
in the rear, and succeeded In abstracting
and carrying away goods to the value
of perhaps $500.
Kewaunee County.
THE question of harbor improvements
at Ahnepee, kewaunee, and Sturgeon
Bay, agitate the people of those promis-
ing lake towns. j. E. Darbellay, re-
form, is running independent for Clerk
of the Court; John Wrabetz, republican,
independent for Treasurer. and Robert
Trottman Independent for Sheriff -
At the convention of the joint Brown and
kewaunec counties district, held in De
pere, Patrick Hobbins, of Holland, was
renominated for the Assembly.
Chas. Hanneman, of Ahnepee, was re-
Gently stricken with appoplexy, and
died without moments warming.
In Crosse County.
Hon. n. p. WALLER, one of the old
and highly esteemed citizens of Hamil-
ton, is about to move with his family,
to Chattanooga, Tenn, where he will
reside md take charge of the extensive
property owned by one of his opulent
Isaac E. Messmore, formerly of Lis
Crosse, is a Republican candidate fol
the Michigan Legislature from Detroit
Lafayette ouuty.
THE boot and shoe establishment OF
J. B. Leland, i'll Darlington, was broker
into recently and goods to the amount
of 500 were stolen. The thieves com
pletely Quilted the concern, carrying
away tools, leather and work made up
and have thus far escaped with then
booty.-Mr McKendrick, of Darling
ton, was recently thrown from wagon
and so severely injured that he srlbse
quently died.-The barn of A. c.
Martin, with its contents, was totally
destroyed by fire recently.
ManitowOc Comfy.
The following is the republican count,
!; ticket. For senator, j ohm Schuette; mem
Der of assembly, Reuben d. Smart, tn,
present sheriff; treasurer, Queiren Even
sheriff; Peter Reuter-; clerk of The
board, A. NJ. Richter. Even and Rich
ter are the present incumbents. Nc
nomination was made for register
leaving the field clear to John Franz
the Democratic nominee. A A. East
brook wss nominated for district attor
ney.-Democrati ticket: Joseph Vi
las, for senator; Adolph Whitman, for as
semblyman; A. Wittenburg, for sheriff
. Gotleb Damber, for treasurer; John Z
Wickert, for clerk of the county board
John Franz, for register; Heffry Sibor
for district-attorney Tiedemann, TO
county surveyor.
Milwaukee County
/ SAM. RINDsKoPF, the reform candi
date for Congress in the Milwaukee,
district, having withdrawn, the Hon. W
Z. Lynde has been chosen by the com
mittee III his stead "A seaman named
VIM. Riley fell from the schooner Angu,
Smith into the river at Milwaukee, Oct
20, and was drowned-A mass con
; vention of the woman's temperate,
bands of the state commenced its session
IN Milwaukee Oct. 20. Delegates wer,
present from all parts of the state
Powers, who murdered Capt. Sinnot, OF
board his vessel at Milwaukee, last July
has been sentenced to seven years hare
, labor In the house of correction.
Monroe County.
A company of hunters of Sparta re
Gently started on grand deer hunt.
A % pound cabbage is on exhibition a
: Sparta. THE first snow of the season
at Fox Lake, fell last Sunday.-Mr
Casper Smith, of Farmers Valley. me
with most unfortunate accident recent
ly. He was carrying load of corn III
into the granary, when the steps broke
, down, and the old gentleman fell, break
ing his lame leg badly. The injury is
serious one, considering his age Che
being over 70 years old, and he suffers
!. acute pain.--Sparta Herald.
OcontO County.
HE Republican and Reform conven
ton met at Oconto on the same day.
The farmers nominations are: Assem-
bly,, John Leigh; for county treasurer
James MCGEE; for county clerk, Robert
Ellis; for register, Huff Jones; count,
surveyor, left blank. -The Reform
convention nominated for Assembly
James Dover; county treasurer, S. 4
Coleman; county clerk, Robert Ellis
register, O. W. Black; county surveyor.
left blank.
Ozankee County.
The following are the nominations
made at the county convention held al
Saukville: sheriff, Frank Dellos: coun
ty clerk, Maj. L. G. Schraling; coroner
John Neulus. -Salloonists in Port
Washington have to pay SD license and
give $500 bonds.
OuiaganIie County.
JAMES w. III TTCHJNSON q OrominaDt