Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-02
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Last week in Oshkosh there were nine
marriages, one birth, and three deaths
The Catholic church in the town of Frank
lin has been robbed of altar plate aud fig
lures valued at 800.
John Gunson, of Manitowac, has been
seriously injured by having barrel of salt
| rolled on to OF over his head.
The new court house at Juneau will not
be ready for occupancy before Jan. /. No
conclusion has yet been reached for furnish
ing it.
The child of Mr.. Fisher, of Oshkosh who
swallowed quantity OF bluing, is somewhat
better, aud hopes are now entertained OF his
| recovery.
Last week, in WATERFOWL, twenty trarnps
TOOK possession of The gas works for lodg-
| ing. The marshal scattered them, taking
seven to the lookup, the rest fleeing.
The postmaster general has determined to
run daily stage from Ripon to Kingston,
via Fairwater. This arrangement will do
away with the tri weekly stage now running
to Marquette from Ripon.
James A. Studley and Amelia, bis wife,
have suit pending against the city of O.h-
hosh t" recover $4,000 damages for injuries
recslved some time since by Mrs. Studley by
fall on defective sidewalk.
On late morning an elderly Norwegian
OF Manltowoc was found in the river dead.
Ii IS supposed i'll his attempt 10 reach homo
the night before he mlstook the street, and
Tell from the bank into the river.
Frank Carter, arrested for stealing clover
seed from farmer in Waterford, has been
! taken to the State prison at Waupun for one
year. He preferred one year i'll Wan, Jun to
SIX months i'll the Raciue county ii.
Matilda Sheiling, a little girl living with
her parents III WATERFOWL. whlle lighting q
hre with Kerosene. was badly burned. Sac
| was alone III the house at the time. Although
seriously Injured 1t IS thought she will re-
| cover.
Mrs. Iurnbnll, widow Of the late Rev. DIR.
lurnhull, of Hartford, Conn, vino resides
WITH her son-in-law, MIR j. Howard Jenkins,
In Oshkosh, missed her footing and fell down
stairs, and sustained serious Injuries about
the head and body.
An accident of serions nature bannened
to an Old lady III Racine. She was ieanilr.
over near wood pile when 1t fell down on
her, lnJurng her about the head and shoul-
ders and slightly internally. No bones were
broken. 1t took some lime to get her out
| from under the wood.
Tho will of Thomas MilIane, who was
Killed IN a sewer trench at Milwaukee, has
been admitted to probate. The deceased
leaves money to the value of $3.50, and real
| estate TO the value of 81 900, and eight
children, aged from to u years of age,
three boys and five girls.
j. e. Bowerman disposed of a car load os
Minnesota produce iii Milwaukee of which
| ne was not the owner, and hied himself away
| to Martin county to enjoy his i'll gotten
gains. detective, however, pursued and
arrested him, and delivered BIN at he Jail
Ill Milwaukee for trial and punishment.
On recent morning at the Two Rivers
chair factory in Mantle voc county,
| young man named Thomas HAYES
was caught by the betting while
olilng the machinery and Lad both
legs broken twice in two, and one arm
broken, and he died about two hours after
the accident.
The family of the Insane man Malonev,
| of Oshkosh, who escaped from the sheriff
willie on his way to the Northern ASYLUM for
the insane, and was killed in fight at the
house of farmer named Liski are about
to bring suit for damages against the Off
Ger. The family of Mrs. Liski, who has
since died OF the injuries inflicted upon her
by the lunatc, 1T is said, will also institute
proceedings against the county