Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-10
WISCONSIN NEWS.

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the Midland railroad.
WISCONSIN NEWS.
The new paper mill at Menomcnee is
nearing completion, and will be in operation
/ by Jan. 1.
Hog cholera has broken out in Milton.
One farmer has lost fifteen hogs and others
are sick and In dying condition.
Among the curiosities exhibited at Omro,
Winnebago county, are clock, mortar and
pestle brought over in the Maydower.
Many of the people of Winnebago county
thing it high time work house was pro
vlded to give employment to Migrants.
Racine begins to think pedestrianism is a
nuisance, so many of the people, old and
young, have got walking match" on the
brain.
A burly rufian attempted to outrage
woman IN Racine the other night. Her
screams brought her husband TO her rescue
and the rascally scoundrel fed.
Two highway robbers the other night
stopped the team of a man two miles from
Oconomowoc and robbed him. It is believed
the robbers are resident highwaymen.
fast spreeing man in Milwaukee got rid
of 800 in few days debauch, and when
arrested for disorderIy drunkenness, had
just enough left to pay his fine of So and
| costs.
A street car in Milwaukee was knocked off
the track and tumbled into the gutter by
farmers runaway team. The pole of the
farmers wagon went through window of
the car. Nobody reported hurt.
One day recently family named O'Con-
i Anrnro nEaII &ho
| containing baby about two days old. The
little wait was neatly dressed and an extra
suit was III the satchel. 1t was taken by a
neighbor who happened along soon after.
One Daniel Varney, of Oshkosh, rich
Old gentleman of Is, with a rather fine
looking wife Of sc, a bride of three wears,
has brought suit for divorce. His ground is
that his wife kept house of ill-repute be-
fore marriage, concealing it from him, and
that her conduct since marriage has not been
unlike that of an inmate of such house.
The safe in the county treasurer's office, of
Wlnnebago county, has been robbed three
times within tho year past. The first time
Sloo; the second time, about $780, the third
time no money was there. the treasurer
having prudently come to the conclusion
that money was not safe in the '.safe,' had
ceased to deposit there. 1t is supposed that
the burgarous thieves have duplicate key
"A furious runaway took place in Milwau-
kee the other day, by which Matthias Salem
tine was seriously if not fatally injured. The
team colided with a telegraph post by which
the driver was thrown over the dash board
under the heels of the horses, and they trod
on and inflicted serious injuries in addition
those sustained by the fall. He had thigh
and wrist broken, and severe scalp
wound, besides other injuries. If he lives it
is thought he will be cripple for life.
About week ago Prof. S. FL. Carpenter,
of the State University, Madison, received a
letter from his BROTHER DR.. Calvin Carpen-
ter, of Geneva, N. Y, to the effect that the
latter's son had died of diphtheira. A day
or two after, a letter from DIR. Calvin Car
penter's daughter, Miss Carrie, "a graduate
of the Wisconsin University conveyed the
sad information that her father had been
taken down by the same fatal disease, and
not expecting to live, desired his brother to
speed to his bedside. Prof. Carpenter i'm
medlately started for Geneva, but he had no
more than departed when Mrs. Carpenter
received a telegram from that place announc-
ing DR.. Carpenters death. On the 9th inst
Prof. Carpenter himself died at Geneva Of
the same disease.
A married man in Racine had some mis-
understanding with his wife, and fell in love
with Mrs. Christensen, a married woman.
LIE affection was mutual, and they agreed
to live together. He proposed to 90 to Mil
yankee, and when he found work she was to
join him. He went, found work, and wrote
her to that effect. She Immediately gave
her husband the slip, without the least warn
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after living with him few days, it seems
she did not love him SO we'll as she thought,
and she ''wanted to go home Anyway,
her husband received letter from her ask
ing for $40 to come back with. He in
formed her that he would take her back.
and send the money, if she would send her
trunk down first, SO that he could be sure
she was not deceiving him. Whether she
sent her trunk and whore the matter will
end remains to be seen.
No little commotion has been CT used in a
highly respectable family living in the south
ern part of the city of Oshkosh by the ac-
tons of married lady, whose husband went
West a short time ago to prepare home for
himself and his spouse, leaving her to board
until such time as he could conveniently
send for her. In his absence the woman re-
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gentlemen of the town, married and SINGLE
and managed to engross great deal of
their time. The lady has always been held
IN the highest esteem by her friends and had
borne reputation that was above reproach
So adroitly did she manage her affairs
that not the slightest suspicion was Gre
ated that all was not right Having no do
mestic anxieties here evenings were spent as
the saying goes, among her intimate friends,
and it was proverbial with her to keep the
best of hours. But through some unac-
countable means, the story of her nightly
limitations was placed in possession of the
family last week, and the upshot Of the mat
ter was that the head of the house brought
her to task. The scene was embarrassing in
the extreme, but matters were SO arranged
that the unfaithful wife resolved to leave the
city and join her husband, on condition that
the family would keep the whole matter a
secret. This agreement was entered into,
and the early part of the week the woma n
took her departure.
Paut dc Cassagnac's Personal appearance.
London World, Nov. 20.
Any one privileged TO peep into his room
between $50 in the morning and - would see
a tall robust man of about "a, dark as gypsy.
for there is Creole blood in his veins, writing
away for his life. 1t is the editor of the Pasis
preparing the leader, which will be eagerly
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