The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-17

Kewaunee, recently. A girl 10 years
of age and member of a respectable
family was seduced by a scoundrel of
mature years, who, during the past
summer. had been nursed through pro-
tracted illness by her parents, and was
engaged to be married to an elder
sister. No names given. "A. G.
Looze. of Red River, was nom
mated by the Reformers for Member of
Assembly from the Kewarnee district.
The Reform county Convention, held in
Kewaunee Sept. 6,nominated Y. Miller,
register of deeds; l.. Breummer, county
clerk; N. Seyk, county treasurer; j. P.
Rooney, clerk of court; Pete Dresser,
sheriff; Lyman Walker, district attor-
ney; c. Thirty, surveyor; Chris. Roberts,
coroner.
Milwaukee County.
There is Sc, 902, $50 untaxed property
in Milwaukee county.-Mr. +. Lew
was fatally gored by an infatuated bull
at Bergenthal q Bros, distillery on The
Sth inst. Prank b. Trout, Florence
sewing machine agentr, ecently abscond-
the company. The Directors of the
Library Association of Milwaukee have
engaged Mrs. Lippincott Grace Green
wood, Miss. Ames, Bayard Taylor,
Charles Bradlaugh, Daniel Dougherty,
George Vandenhotf and the Boston
Quintette Club to edify and amuse the
people during the coming season.
Richland County.
The Reformers have placed the fol
lpy finIy OF fha Hn1l s
fcers: For Treasurer, James A. Black;
Long; Register of Deeds, j. ID. Fun
shon; District Attorney, O. 7. Black
Clerk of the Court, S. H. Doolittle;
Surveyor, Hascai Hazelton Coroner, j.
Walworth. Assembly-First district,
Vincent Harper; Second district, 5. 5.
Ellsworth,
Rock County.
M. Osborn is the Republican candi-
date for the Assembly in the first dis
trict. In the third district Andrew
Barlass is the nominee. Oh
the 2nd inst, while John Ke-
gan, of Magnolia, man 80 or 60
years of age, and an old resident of the
town of Union, was returning home
ened and threw him out of the wagon
against a post, which caused instant
death In the second district of Rock
county the Republicans have nominated
Col. L. B. Burdick for the Assembly.
TrempeaIeuu County.
The Temperance men are taking Il
stand in politics. A Prohibition county
ticket has been put in the field, con
sisting of men who stand pledged to
| total abstinence 1t amounts simply to
vainglory to the radical temperance men.
Vernon County.
! J. c. HAGERMAN, of the town of Har-
mony, while threshing, got caught in
the trimbling rod of the machine, and
was terribly mangled. His recovery is
considered possible though not proba-
| ble.-The 18th annual fair of Vernon
county was very While a
| party of Germans We're enjoyinga social
gathering at the house of Mr.. Babst,
near De Soto, on the 4th inst, a man
named LON bard, who with others was
quarreling outside, fired two shots into
the crowd, fatally wounding Jacob Eek
hart. One shot passed between lady's
arm and her baby, cutting her clothes.
The assassin escaped.
Wood County.
Mr.. w. g. Clark, of st. Louis, vice
president of the Beef Slough Company,
is III town. We learn from Mr.. Clark
that the company will put i'll their usual
amount of logs on the Chippewa this
winter, about 100000 feet. There
are at present about 2O,0OOOOO feet in
the boom, which will give them 20, 200, :
600 feet provided they get a clear drive.
There were RATED at the slough this
season 1873, 900, 900 feet. The company
express themselves well satisfied with
the manner in which logs were handled
at Eagle Rapids last spring. but think
they should be sorted through the boom
faster. 1t made no difference to them
this year, because the slough was full
of logs early in the season.-E Cy0i,e
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