Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-10

WISCONSIN NEWS.
The coffin factory at Berlin has been re-
moved to Milwaukee.
A severe and damaging drouth prevails
throughout nearly the whole State.
Charles Lyon, of Oshkosh, has been
bound over on charge of bastardy.
During the late heated term there were
fourteen heat prostfations in Berlin.
There were three funerals in Berlin on
the last Sunday in August, all of aged peo-
pie.
Upwards of 7,4OO bushels of cucumbers
are made into pickles daily ct the Ripon fac
tory.
About 100 female school teachers have
been attending normal institute at Mark
ensan.
Fred Weicke, aged "a. is reported sick with
fever at s9l Tohoupitoulas street. He was taken
sick August 29th.
There were three funerals in Fond du Lao
n Sunday, Aug. 81, two on Sept. l, and
ne on the day following.
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore Il Western
railroad company want 500 men to work on
their line west of Perry's Mills.
In Oshkosh last week there were recorded
in the Office of register of deeds three mar
riages, eleven births and one death.
With working force of 152 men the
Green Bay foundry is in full blast, and
every thing is in order for q years bushes.
It is said that Ripon man has invented
q boat that can be made into tent or boat
at will and can be bundled up like an UNI
brella.
The immense stone warehouse of the q
Belle wagon works, in Fond du Lac, is L.
idly approaching completion. It will be q
solid and handsome structure when COM
pleted. -.
Work on the Sault Ste Marie ship canal
is being pushed ahead briskly, as we'll as
the survey of the st. Mary's river with
view of obtaining channel 800 feet wide
and 16 feet deep.
Mr.. MCGOWAN, of Greenfield, returning
from Sunday picnic at Muskegon Lake,
was thrown from his wagol and severely
injured, one of his injuries being the dislo-
cation of an arm at the shoulder.
Mike Quin, we'll known citizen of Nor
way, in Racine county, has brought 3d.
600 SANDER suit against Ole Hendriokson
for charging the plaintiff with larceny in an
article published in newspaper.
Miss Mary Hubbell, of Fond du Lac, who
went recently to Colorado Springs for her
health, is dead. She was q most estimable
and beloved lady and will be greatly missed
in the social circles of Fond du Lac.
Albert Ribert, of Mount Pleasant, was
hooked by q COW the other night. Her
horns went into his left arm and left side,
inficting ugly but not dangerous wounds.
He was whipping the animal at the time.
The other morning about o'clock a fire
broke out in McCabe's block of three stores
in Oshkosh. The fire was subdued after de-
stroying McCabe's stock and damaging the
goods in the other two stores. Loss $4,000.
The assessment rolls of the assessor of
Milwaukee county for the present year
shows the value of city and village lots to
be 1924, 1851 800; the number of acres of land,
140, 1863 acres, valued at 1924, 1913; total
value of all personal property, $15,178,148.
There was some excitement in Berlin the
other morning, caused by gentleman &C.
cusing his wife of not holding their marriage
VOWS sacred, and afterward taking the Holy
Bible in his hand and getting down on his
knees and begging her pardon. They have
left the city now, as they were both ashamed
to face their old acquaintance.
A farmer named Anthony, residing nea
Union Grove, member of the Presbyterian
church in that place, was detected the other
day in stealing money from the money
drawer of F. Harbridge, Racine grocery
man. He plead guilty and was let off with q
small fine. He said, as reason for stealing,
that the groceryman did nat pay him enough
for his butter.
sensation occurred in one of the paper
mills in Neenah the other night. A work
man has been 'ssweet'' on one of the girls in
the mill and rumors began to float around.
These rumors reached the ears of the wife of
the machine tender, and she went to the mill
to watch them, and discovered the guilty
pair in affectionate attitudes. She drew her
| little revolver and fred several shots at him,
but none of them toak effect. The matter
| was compromised and hushed up.
On recent Sunday afternoon Marshal
White and his son, of Racine, were on the
north pier, when in some manner the son
fell into the lake. The father Immediately
jumped in after him and got so far away
from the pier he could not get hold of il
to get out. Mr.. Finch, who was near by,
| the water, went to their assistance, and after
considerable trouble ished them out, thus
saving them from watery grave.
A lady of the kleptomaniac order is max.
ing some little trouble in Racine. She steals
everything she can lay her hands on if not
too heavy to lift. She has INDUCED in this
mania for about two months. Stolen articles
have been returned and the affair hushed up.
| Inf ho al, -
threaten, if this weakness continues to be
name to the world. We shall see if this
threat has any restraining, curative effect,
whether it operates as q tonic to overcome
the "weakness.'
Winneshiek, one of the leading Indians OF
the settlement of Black River Falls, in Jack
son county, Wisconsin, has Just received in.
formation from the agency of the Nebraska
| Winnebagoes, that delegation of the worst
Indians on the reservation had left there fol
the Black river country, in Wisconsin, and
that among them were some notorious horse
thieves. Winneshiek and his friends prompt
ly decided to give the renegades and horse
thieves cool reception, and have gone to the
trouble of circulating handbills warning PEG.
pie to look out for the strange Indians in
their horse stealing raids. The announce
ment is signed by Winneshiek, Black Hawk,
| White Bear, White Snake and others.
f. wILLIAMsoN's DENIAL
! Of Hts Alle0ed Statements Concernissq
Northern Men In the South.
General Milton j. Williamson, United
States marshal for West Tennessee, who was
reported to have said that no Northern man