Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-07
WISCONSIN NEWS.

| Waukesha is said to be ablaZe in her sum.
mer glory.
The village of Oregon, Dane county, suf.
fered $1,000 fire the other night.
Samuel l.. Gulbach was drowned the Other
night while bathing near Hudson.
Oshkosh aldermen demand twenty FREE
tickets from all travelling shows in addition
to the village fee.
A lad in La Crosse, son of Chief of Police
Frank Hatch, had one of his hands badly
shattered last week by firing off q toy pistol.
John @. Hoxie, of New London, had val
uable horse get its head through hole iu
the hay rack the other day. 10 the struggle
to get free the horses neck was broken.
The First Congregational church in James
vile was organized thirty years ago, Rev.
| G. 81. A. Bulkey, pastor. On recent Sab.
bath he occupied the pulpit of the church
much to the pleasure of his large circle of
friends.
Miss Josie w. Hutchinson, protege Of
the world renowned Hutchinson family, OF
the title of Asa, who, for the past year, has
been staying at Vino cottage in Waukesha,
has gone to visit the granite hills of New
Hampshire, her old home.
A young named Chris. Carlson, employed
in Grifith's shingle mill, Oshkosh, met with 6
serious accident last week. He fell about
ten feet, striking on his back directly across
a circular saw that stuck up an inch or sc
above the table. The saw cut cash neal
the middle of his back almost through the
ribs.
An old man in Madison was run over BY
two ladies driving horse attached to bug
gy, the other day. His head is badly cut
and it is thought that one arm is broken
We learn that the name of the man is Vro-
man, and that he is an old resident of the
town of Fitchburg. He was very feeble and
was trying to cross the street when he was
| run over.
Clear Lake News: Dan Church jumped
off the train in hurry last Saturday neal
Marsh Lake and sprained his ankle. The
cause of such unseemly haste was fat-cal
right ahead on the track which was speedily
demolished when the engine struck it. sn6
the engine was somewhat smashed up
Also this: "The train caught up with 6
crew of men on hand-car near Lakeland or
Monday, and the men tried to get the Car off,
but didn't have time enough and the loco
motive helped them and nearly hit one Of
the men,"
Eau Claire Free Press. A little son oil
Frank Gessner, living about four miles from
Fall Greek, was badly scalded recently. The
little fellow was running around the dining
room, when the hired girl brought in poi
of hot coffee and sat it on the table. The
child, which is only seventeen months old
went to the table, and taking hold of the
coffee pot, pulled it off, spilling the contents
over itself. The coffee struck the child or
the lower eyelids, thus barely missing the
eyes, and run down over its face, onto its
breast and the front part of its arms, scald
ing it terribly. ~
Appleton Post: On late afternoon,
farmer named Fred. Ziegler, residing about
six miles east of this city, was driving in tn.
vicinity of the Wisconsin Central railroad
depot, when his horses became frightened a
the switch engine, aud attempted to run
away. Mr.. Ziegler sprang to the ground
seized them by the bits and attempted t.
control them. They plunged about madly
and the unfortunate man was trampled be-
meath their feet, receiving injuries of yer.
serious nature. He will recover. The team
ran away and into abuggy, and smashed i
to flinders.
Ure9n Day GdzeGbe: a snorI tliue slnce
the farm dwelling house of John Bins, il
the town of Humboldt, was burned dow
with nearly all its contents. 1t was a two
story block house with wing, well Finished
inside and out. At the time of the fire, Mrs
Bins was in the city and her husband was a
work in field some distance from the house
The origin of the fire is unknown. Tn
property is insured for $3.50 in the Concor
dia insurance company; the building TO
$500 and the contents for $3.50. The tota
loss will probably amount to about $1,000
No other buildings were DESTROYED.