Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-06
WISCONSIN NEWS.

NC" LutHeren church at Columbus Is
now ready for occupancy.
There are over 400 inmates in the Indus
trial school at Wauwotusa.
A man in Madison fell into an excavation
for new building, and was considerable
injured.
Several fires in Milwaukee recently indi-
cate the presence of gang of incendiaries
in the city.
Wild geese are flying southwark over the
State in immense numbers, indicating the
rapid approach of cold weather
A drunken driver in Racine contrived to
have his team runaway, was thrown out, and
had broken arm as the result
During the month of October, 159 deaths
were recorded in Milwaukee, against 169
during the corresponding month last year.
An intoxicated youth, in endeavoring to
navigate wagon in the streets of Milwau-
kee, fell from the wagon and broke one of
his legs.
The publication of the Catholic Tindica-
tor, at Milwaukee, its material and good will
having been sold out, is to be succeeded by
new paper entitled the Catholic Citizen.
The citizens of Oshkosh have become alive
to the fact that they must encourage maru-
features in order to not only keep their pres
ent population but to increase it as far as
possible.
In Sheboygan county the total shipments
eff cheese this year foot up to 61,46O boxes.
The excess of shipments thus far this season
over the corresponding period last season is
$500 boxes.
The residence of Henry Bolle, in the vii
lage of Bay View, was entirely DESTROYED by
fire, and its contents, while the family were
absent. The fire department reached the
ground too late to save anything.
A farmer named Daniel Sleigh, from Oak
Greek, was seriously injured by his horses
becoming frightened at PIankinton s
Amour's packing house, Milwaukee. He
had several ribs broken by being crushed
against building.
Fraker Hall, at Oshkosh, had a narrow es-
cape from destruction by fire on late after
noon. Some infammable material in the
store room ignited, and had it not been fo1
the prompt action of citizens the building
would not have been saved.
An alarm of fire about II o'clock at night
startled the quiet citizens of Sheboysan
The dwelling house on Sixth street, which
will be remembered by all old settlers as the
"Stickles house, was burned to the ground
So the old landmarks go, one by one.
Tim Jackson, boy of about II wears O.
age. living in Columbus, few days since
caught fayorite cat belonging to neigh
Dor, and, after cutting its feet off, roasted i
over slow fire till it died. A iuvenil.
monster unfit to live outside of q cage.
On condition that the people of Verno,
county issue bonds to the amount of $50.
600 IN aid of the project, the Chicago, Mil
waukee q St. Paul Railway company viii
build and operate line from Sparta t.
Viroqua, by the LIST of September, 1879.
The Central Wisconsin says: "Iopner
are preparing for the woods. Three loade.
teams and twelve men belonging to D. 1
f. Mcdonald, went up the river Thursday
the 2Sth. MIR. Daniel Mcdonald informs u
that he will put in 100000 feet of logs thi
WINTER
A. w. Phelps, an old resident of Waupun
was last week married to lady in Omro
MIR. Phelps is SS years of age, and his happ,
BRIDES age is given at so. She is said t.
have about $4,000 worth of property. Mr.
Phelps is possessed of about the same
amount.
The farm house of John Montgom erv
north of Auroraville, was burned on Wednes
day night, together with nearly all the con.
tents. Montgomery awoke about tse
hours after he went to bed to find the house
in flames. 1t was insured for $3.50 in the
Continental. Origin of the fire unknown.
A beautiful girl, aged 90, Maria There's.
Raisky, of Milwaukee, who recently com
mitted suicide, was reported to be four o.
five months gone in pregnancy. A pos
mortem examination at the request of be-
farther, her mother being dead, discloses the
fact that she was not pregnant at all. Thi.
puts at rest the cruel lmputation.
The truth regarding the recent Wall stree
rumor that the Chicago q Northwestern roae
had been negotiating $1,O00,000O of it:
bonds in Germany is that $500, 600 in bonds
which were in the treasury for the purpose O.
building certain branches, and which are nov
built, have been sold in Amsterdam at nine
ty. One hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars of these bonds had been previousI,
sold. They are all thirty-year per cent
bonds.
Alkaline Derber, who keeps the Wisconsin
house on Tenth street, at Oshkosh, has com
menced action in the circuit court agains
Gustav Thorn, assessor, for SANDER. Mrs
Derber claims that the defendant accused
her of poisoning her husband, recently dead
and fixes the amount of her damage al
$4,000. Thorn, on tho other hand, denies
each and every allegation, and asserts thai
the story of the woman is founded on mere
heresay aud false rumor.
A correspondent OF Milwaukee paper
writing from Racine says: SIT has become
noted fact that Racine is bee ,ming a baC
town, and can take precedence over any
town of its size i'll the State for the number
of young loafers and cut-throats who inhabi
it. Hardly night passes but what some OF
the hoodlums pitch on to some inoffensive
old man and pound him half to death, Just
for the fun of the thing, and when such 6
thing is done it is most generally laid tc
tramps."
Madison Journal: DR.. Phil Fox has per.
formed very nice and difficult surgical op
GRAFTON on child of Prof. Nicodemus, that
was suffering terribly from membranous
Group. All ordinary remedies failed to re-
lieve the little sufferer, and death seemed un
avoidable. AS a last resort, DR.. Fox opened
the windpipe and inserted a tube designed
for such purpose, affording relief, and Civ
ing hope that the life of the child may be
saved. The doctor gives his entire personal
attention to the case, night and day, and will
achieve great triumph should he save the
little sufferers life
Recently, st. Vincent's Catholic church a,
Oshkosh, was the scene of very interesting
confirmation services. The edifce was COM
pletely packed with the friends of the 200 OF
more littlenones who were consecrated
Archbishop Henri, of Milwaukee, took a
conspicuous part in the ceremony and added
dignity and interest to the occasion. He was
assisted by Father O'MaIley, of st. Peters
church, the pastor of St. Yincent,s church