The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-09-28
STATE NEWS.


4th, at Telulah Park.
THE state purchased 300 tons of coal
Tuesday for 1912 per ton.
]. C. CowDEEY & SoN, of MAJ.
mamie, bankers, have gone into bahs,
ruptcy. :.
John ZIMMER, a nine year old boz
was killed by the cars at La Crosse, Fl,
day evening.
THE Waupun shooting club beat The
Juneau Club by a score of 70 to G.
Friday.
A MAN in Fox Lake struck one of hi,
horses with whiffletree, and killed itiD
stantly.
THE cranberry marshes are putting
forth calls for pickers to harvest the in,
mense crop.
On the north bank of Long lake
Waupaca county, about so Indians ar
encamped, who make living at picking
and selling berries.
WIN. SPARKMAN and Charles EdeI.
man were arrested in Fond du Lac Tues
day, charged with passing counterfci,
| money.
EUGENE BOWEN, a fve-year-Old Mad.
son boy, fell from a wood-pile in the
capitol ward and broke his arm SUNDAY
afternoon.
WILLIAM HUsKINs, from DUBUQUE
died at hotel in La Crosse, FRIDAY
evening, and was buried in the Potter,
field.
MATTHIAS ZIMMERMAN, aged is, and
working for j. f. Wright, of Sturgeon
Bay, was drowned at that place a few
days ago.
A MAN named Chibunda hung himself
/ Friday in hen house in Portage. No
reason assigned, except derangementfron
a partial sunstroke,
WHILE wrestling or scufiling with a
companion, Chas. Dean, OF Marinette
met with a severe accident which result,
ed in breaking the large bone Of his
right leg Just below the knee.
JEROME SHIMEAL, the constable who
shot man named Fonda in Shopiera
while trying to arrest him, has beenheM
for trial in 5000 to the Circuit Court. Il
is claimed that Shimeal was really carry
ing out an old grudge and was not aeon
stable.
MONDAY morning two painters in
1 Oshkosh named Louis Ladd and - Ne
Calls were violently thrown to the
ground by the breaking of the scafolding
upon which they were standing while
working. Ladd was seriously injured
but McCallis escaped with few bruises
\ SEVERE rain storm accompanied by
large quantities of hail, some of them as
large as hens eggs, passed over Hicks
Valley, Pepin county, on the evening Of
the 18th inst. During the storm the
lightning struck the barn of w. F. Sad
dlcr and instantly killed the four horses
that were in it.
The Eclipse windmill company, of
Beloit, have received an order for five
of their mills from a railroad contractor
of Moscow, Russia, who intends to intro
duce them on Russian roads for water
supply. A number of the company
mills are now being sent to Sidney, Aus
tralia.
LAST Thursday afternoon a scoundrel
went into J. w. Bassett's field, in
Wheatland, in broad daylight and APP
piled q match to a wheat stack, burning
the stack and Mr.. Bassetts barn. The
members of the family were away from
home with the exception of a daughter.
Vernon Co. Censor.
!, Mr.. O. |. NEWTON was babbiting q
box in a pump, last week, and pouring
; the hot metal into the box while it wa,
wet, produced an explosion which threw
the babblt into his face, and came neal
) destroying his eyesight. He was severe
ly burned, but is recovering.-Spartl
5 Herald
\ MAN named Casper Hanson in the
employ of the Eau Claire Lumber Com
pany, got his right arm caught in th,
edge saw while in motion, Thursday o
last week, tearing the muscles nearly
completely off from the elbow to tn,
wrist, causing horrible looking wound
His attending physician thinks the lint
can be saved
! a GERMAN by the name of Waggoner
residing at Pepin, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed during tn,
heavy thunder storm last THURSDAY
Waggoner was sitting by a window il
his house at the time. Deceased wa
about fifty years of age and leaves
wife and family of grown-up sons anC
daughters.-D ardRd Times, 1911.
A WEST SALEM correspondent inform
us that immense numbers of gray SOUR
rels are moving westward, swimmin,
across La Crosse river and the millpont
at Neshonoc. 1t will be remembereo
that six or seven years ago a similar mi
grafton took place, the squirrels swim
p ming the Mississippi in thousands Thi
E Is good news for pot hunters-LO Gross,
: Republican.
. JACOB REINHARD, butcher of Lowell
: about two weeks ago threw a bone at {
:. dog that had disturbed him. A splinte
, of the bone entered his hand making
. wound. From the effects Of the poison
thus introduced into his system, he die
on Thursday, with symptoms, it is said
=, OF hydrophobia. And what seem
. stranger. a sister who attended him j
!, now lying very i'll with similar symp
toms, probably from in some way becom
. ing poisoned while caring for him.
:, Columbus Republican,.
o 4 FEW of the county fairs TO come of
f with location and dates, are:
! Ieff-T son efftrson. Sept -
Rock Jaues vile pit. 2-6
= ;. W. Wisconsin ..... Mineral Point. sept. SO
= Sauk DShkOS Sent 23-2
North Wisconsin .... Bar2hoO ........ Sept. lG- I
Marquette .... Mont clio. .............O bet. D
Dodge Sept IS
Ma1WoT II ... F.lkh Sept. "a 2
Naukesha ......... Waukesha ..... Sent 3 q
Racine BuTlIngt On Oct. II
p South w scousin Beluif sent o !
Keno sha X nosha ............ Sept I7-2
.'iotToe Sept 25-L
NaupdcA " aup Sept III
: LAST Friday a man by the name 0
Shafer was found dead at Pine Grove
, He had a few davs preViouSIv ascara,