Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-28
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Dphtheria is prevailing to an alarming ex-
tent in Clinton.
lodge of a. 0. U. w. was instituted in Der.
| lin, last Wednesday evening.
Wisconsin's new State directory was issued at
| Milwaukee Wednesday morning.
All departments of the rolling mills in Bay
View were in full operation last week.
| Ice is being harvested at Watertown twenty
| eight inches thick, and of a clear and pure
| quality.
| $4,000 stallion in Racine, the other day
| had leg broken, and the suffering animal had
to be killed.
consin Central railway; run between Milwaukee
and Stevens Point.
! Christian Fischer, of Milwaukee, dissipated
| individual has been missing from his home
since Sunday, Jan. 10.
The Western Union railroad company have
become owners Of the Racine elevator. The
price paid was $42. 900.
Johnnie Mock, a Milwaukee lad, fell from a
load of wood he was attempting to steal ride
on and fractured his arm in two places.
| The death of Sam Davis, the engineer is
universally the theme of regretful comment
around Fond du Lac where he was especially
we'll know.
Berlin is scandalized by the marriage of a
Pollack saloonkeeper, with great pomp and
| ceremony, just two weeks after the death of
| his first wife.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
company are going to issue the most complete
| guide to the summer resorts Of the Northwest
that has ever been published.
| Judge Mallory, of Milwaukee, has dispensed
| justice from the bench of the municipal court
for twenty consecutive years. In one year
more he will reach his judicial majority.
| crowd of Indians perambulated the streets
| Of Milwaukee the other day, and produced a
| sensation. Some thought Sitting Bull and his
gang were invading the city. Those mobile
red men," however, were from the Green Bay
| reservation
A few nnlucky spectators who bought into
pools with Reyes on first choice, because he led
to the second quarter, are publicly consoling
themselves by asserting that they are perfectly
willing, profoundly glad as it were to lose
their money. They wanted to see Carpenter
win all the time.
Oshkosh Northwestern: The Milwaukee &
St. Paul railroad company undertook to erect
warehouse for storing wheat, with a view of
securing buyer to enter the market and ship
by that route, but the city authorities forbid
further proceedings on the building, although
| it was being covered with iron.
Mrs Frank Dodge, her 16-months-old babe,
and Myrtle Archer, aged years, of Oshkosh,
retired last Tuesday, leaving the front drafts of
the coal stove open and the ones closed.
They were found the next morning by the
| neighbors in a semi conscious condition, from
| the effect Of coal gas which escaped from the
stove. DR.. Steele, who was called, restored
them to consciousness, but says it was close
call. The children are now able to be up, but
Mrs. Dodge still suffers severely.
A person claiming to be Charles Altheimer,
of Albany, N. Y, arrived in Milwaukee from
Chicago last Wednesday with only revolver
for baggage, walked to an unfrequented street
| and shot himself in the breast. He lay on the
snow for some time, when he recovered and
walked to the depot, where he was noticed by 6
patrolman to totter into seat in the ladies
waiting-room and conveyed to the South Side
station. Not until an hour after his arriva
there did he inform the station keeper of what
he had done. doctor was then called, and ar
| examination revealed that the ball had entered
the breast, struck q rib and glanced aside, anc
| the doctor says there is no hopes of his fecov
| erV.,