The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-08
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

Appleton, TELL TO the floor dead, while |
performing her household duties few
days ago.
The Centralia Enterprise, the paper
just started by Judge Hayden at the
time of his murder, is now being pub
lished by his widow.
The man Kelley, shot by G. E.
Crockett at the notorious ranch called
Castle Diamond" near Marine tie,
died Saturday afternoon.
FRANK HARTMANN, a brakeman on
the G. q n. w. road, running between
Fort Howard and Escanaba, was thrown
from the train under the wheels, Satur-
day and terribly cut and bruised. He
will probably recover.
FRANK O'BRIEN, a youth II years of
age, of Fond du Lac, while riding on a
load of stone on Fourth street, Friday,
fell and the heavy load passed over him
He was quite seriously hurt.
MADISON Journal: Articles of associ,
alton were filed this morning in the
office of the secretary of state by G. r.
Coon president, and A. P. Richardson
secretary, of the ST. Croix Valley Agri-
cultural society; location of grounds,
Hudson; capital stock, $4,000.
THE Stoughton Courier states that
JEFF. Goff and sons, of that village, are
the owners of flock of between 200 and
800 fine Merino sheep, or were until one
day last week, when some unknown dogs
killed and injured a number of them.
Between 20 or 30 were killed or injured
SUNDAY afternoon a boy about IS
| of
resides on Boyd street and who has
recently been employed as porter at
the Seymour house was drowned in the
lake off Morley's Point near Oshkosh
while duck-hunting.
The Hayden murder in Grand Rapids
is evidently leading to bad results.
Wednesday morning the Office of the
Grand Rapids Tribune was destroyed by
fire, with its contents. a reward of
of $500 is offered for the discovery of
the incendiary.
CHARLES E. INGERsOLL, of De Soto,
Vernon county, shot his nephew, John
Ingersoll, few days ago. The trouble
grew out of woman scrape, both men
seeming to be enamored of the same
female. The possible murderer is in
custody. He claims the nephew fred at
him first. The nephew may die.
LAST Friday, Geo. DIN, a young man
Is years of age, living in Ludington, had
the misfortune to break his leg. He was
riding on the reach of wagon, it having
no box ON at the time, when the horses
took fright and ran against stump,
throwing him off and causing fracture
of the leg half way between the ankle
and knee.-AugustG Eagle.
MARY E. BABCoCK, of Wyocena, ap-
peared before Justice Bunker on Mon
day last, with child in her arms, which
she swore was not born in lawful wed
lock, and on her complaint Geo. Purvis,
of said town, was arrested and brought
before said officer. He gave bail for his
appearance on the Both inst. The
accused is said to be the uncle of the
complainant.
SUNDAY morning, during a heavy,
though ftful gale, a small sail boat en-
Fourth lake, Madison, containing ex-
County Treasurer Bernard Minch, his
little son of four years, young man
named Mabel, who works for him, and
one Anton Gramm, was capsized off the
Robbins place. The occupants of the
boat we've rescued by the Mamie, but
not until they had suffered severely from
the cold
| FOND DU LAC Commonwealth %:
Fire aG $50 o'clock last night destroyed
the w. c. Ogden property on the corner
of Brooke and Arndt streets, consisting
of commodious dwelling house worth
about 81, 200, s. barn valued at 5000, and
a carriage house and shed worth another
5000, The blaze was without a doubt
kindled by an incendiary, as the pre-.
misses were not occupied, and Was first
discovered in the woodshed.
A SHERIFF sale Of mill property on
foreclosure took place at the sheriff e
Office yesterday afternoon. The sale
was in the action of James Johnston VS..
Geo. M. Wakefield and Peter Faust.
The mortgaged property was an undi-
vided half interest in the Griffith &
Wakefield single mill. The property
was bid in by Abner Como, who has
been operating the mill this season, the
bid reaching $23,050 This left a def
cheney of $210.- Oshkosh Northeastern.
18th.
The saloon at Embarrass of Dan
Dixon, the young man who shot (acci-
dentally) Miss Mary Swinton, was
burned to the ground Saturday night,
together with the residence of his sister.
Mrs. Mosier, where the shooting occur,
red. 1t is not known whether the
shooting is accountable for the later
occurrence, but feeling has sprung up
against Dixon, who is now said not to
have been engaged to Miss Swinton, the
latter having discarded the young man.
Many do not believe that the shooting
was accidental.
| FOND DU LAC Commonwealth: The
most daring and cheeky of safe robberies
and burglaries yet reported for this
county occurred in the village of Wau-
costa, town IF Osceola, on Saturday
night. It was a dashing, successful
operation, and bears the marks of well
preconcerted plan, in the development
of which three persons must have taken
an active interest and working part.
The store visited is that once known as
the Trentlage Il Iding establishment,
now exclusively managed by Mr.. Trent.
| lage, whose residence is less than a
hundred feet from the store. The safe
was blown to pieces, S120 in money
taken and a large quantity of goods
stolen. One arrest has been made by
the Fond du Lac police.
JAMES MEAGHER, a young boy of
Appleton, employed by the iron COM
pany, was engaged in unloading ore cars,
| on the new trestle work at the furnace,
He seized the wheel on top of the up
right rod which connects with the
braker for the purpose of stopping the
car. In this effort he threw himself