The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-31
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
Brown County,

Hobbins is the democratic nominee.
Business in all the iron-works and
machine shops at Green Bay is in better
condition than usual at this season of
the year. "A row occurred on recent
| Saturday night at saloon at Green
Bay, kept by Thomas Wynioswky A
dance was IN progress, and, while man
by the name Of Antoine Thomas was
dancing with one of the girls, he became
| enfaged at another girl named Julia
kowallckl and threw her violently to
the floor. She tainted from the shock,
but finally succeeded in getting out of
doors, when Thomas followed her and i,
after throwing her against the fence,
jumped upon her and kicked her VIC
lently IN the breast She was taken up
IN an insensible condition She is hurt
very badly.-An unknown man was
knocked out of his wagon and robbed
OF $50, watch and other valuables, by
hghwaymen, near Seymour, on the
night of Oct.20 There were two of the
robbers.-A Mrs. Hart, of Depere,
wife of butcher, recently gave birth to
five well developed babies-four BOYS
and one girl. One of the male children
was born dead, and another died soon
after. The mother and the remain
ing three children are reported as doing
| we'll
Buffalo County.
The first religious discourse in the
English language pronounced in the
village OF Alma III more than year, was
given III the Methodist church, October
IL. 1t was considered great treat by
the English speaking citizens. The
American House, of Alma, lately owned
| by 5. 5. Cook, has been sold to Phillip
Seller, of the town of Waumandee.
CnluIne, County.
! DEMOCRATIC nominations for county
officers are as follows: Assembly, j.
". Parkinson; sheriff, Samuel Vincent;
register, Arthur Connolly; treasurer,
Matthias Hilder; county clerk, Theo.
kersten; clerk of circuit court, John 2.
Hume; district attorney, j. E. Nc
Mullen; surveyor, j. S. Fisher; coroner
VIM. Mahoney The following is the
Republican ticket: For Assembly, John
Harsh; sheriff, Casper II. Sheer; regis
ter, A. p. Bach; treasurer, Claus
Menke; county clerk, Geo. d. Breed
| clerk OF the circuit court, VIM. Paul
sen; district attorney, IL. c.. French
surveyor, John Albers; coroner, Louis
Manigold.
| Barron County.
THE News says: 1.-The most excit-
ing issue with the people of Bar
ron county at the coming election
is the removal of the county seat. 1t is
now at Rice lake, and the attempt is to
be made to change it to the southeast
quarter, section %, town 81, range Il
west, which place, we believe, is John
Quaderer's camp, in town of Barron
Clark County.
The Neillsville Republican says that
the first shipment of butter from that
section of Clark county was made one
day last week by Edward Wilrath, who
purchased every pound he could get
hold OF ut Is cents pound.
| Dane County.
The State Grange will meet at Madi
son, Jan. 5.-W. +. Winchester, q
University student was struck by a ball
recently while playing the national game,
and a broken nose was the result. -
The following are the reform candi
dates in full for the Assembly from the
county: First district, w. II. Slater
third, David Ford; fourth, Michael
Johnson. Phineas Baldwin is the re.
publican candidate in the fourth dis
! trlct.-E. Il. BOlens, state printer at.
! ter the 31st of November, has been max
ing arrangements to open his office il
Wakeley block, on Miffiin street, Madi.
| son.
| Dodge County.
The following is a list of county of
ticers for Dodge county on the Repub-
lican ticket; sheriff, Mark Lowell, OF
Hustlsford; register, +. Hemple, Bea.
yer Dam; treasurer, E. Hawks, Juneau
clerk of the court, H. ID. Converse,
Randolph; clerk of the court, ID. w.
Davis, Neosho; district attorney, H. E.
Council, Waupun. member OF
the Assembly for the district, the third
is John Lloyd, of Clyman Frank
Lowth will succeed Mr.. Bolens III the
management of the Democrats at
Juneau. Mr.. Bolens goes to Madison
to execute his contract as state printer.
Fond du Lac County.
The Republicans have nominated
For Register, G. l.. Pierce; treasurer,
0. w. Akin; county clerk, II. d.
Davidson; district attorney, S. l..
Breasted; clerk of the Circuit Court, ?.
A. Maloney; surveyor F. S. Radford:
coroner, L. ID. Steel. The young
men of Fond du Lac have formed a
social club, and rented a hall-The
family horse of II. III. Lewis, of Fond
du Lac, ran away recently, throwing
Mrs. Lewis, from the carriage, consid-
erably injurin9 her-Following is
the Reform county ticket: Register of
deeds, J. l.. e. Eyclesheimer; county
clerk, NJ. Mckenna; treasurer, J. W.
Hall; district attorney, j. j. Foote; sur
veyor; W. II Bowe.
Green Lake County.
REPUBLICAN ticket: Assembly, VIM.
H. Dakin; sheriff, Samuel Sherman;
clerk of the court, Scott B. Rogers: dis
trict attorney, E. S. Knight; county
clerk, 0. T. Silver; register of deeds,
Henry b. Lowe; surveyor, d. p Black
stone; coroner, H. p. Merriam. Der
lin has the champion base ball club of
the county-The farmers of the
county have decided upon series of
monthly cattle fairs. The first of the
series was held at Berlin Following
is the Reform ticket: For member Of
Assembly, o. w. Bowe, clerk of the
court. J. V. Swelling; sheriff, d. NJ.
Green; treasurer, Samuel W. Smith;
county clerk, G. G.. III. Marckstaedt;
register of deeds, Charles Parrot: sur
veyor, d. p. Blackstone (the Republi-
can candidate); coroner, j. G. Mills.