Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-29
WISCONSIN NEWS.

M. P. Whitney and family, of Sheboygsn
have gone to Texas to reside.
The employees of Mihill's brewery were all
paid off Wednesday of last week.
The Grand Temple of Honor of the State
will meet in Lacrosse June 18th.
D. W. Bronson, of Mazomanie, fell dead the
other day while walking out to milk his COWS.
William Daily, formerly of Fond du lac, was
killed at Negaunee, Michigan, recently by being
run over by railroad engine.
The Appleton iron compnuy's blast furnace
became badlylinjured recently by an explosion
of gas, and has been repaired and is again in
blast.
Keposha does not allow saloons to be open
on Sunday. The result is the bibulous roughs
go over to Racine to fill up, and cause no little
disturbance.
Governor and Mrs. Smith gave reception to
the members of the Presbyterian Assembly and
citizens, at the Capitol in Madison, Saturday
night, May %.
Ambrose Ames, a resident of GAINESVILLE, q
man of advanced years, committed suicide at
Lincoln park, in Chicago, May %. Cause,
domestic trouble.
An old wretch canned Bratz, living in Reeds
vile, near ManitowOc was arrested recently,
charged with incest with his idiotic daughter
His son made the complaint.
reward of 5000 is offered for the detection
of the robbers of the postoffice at Black River
Falls, where the safe was blown open and 5000
in stamps, gold watch and $50 in cash stolen
Father A. Ii. Gatz, young Catholic priest
who had been placed in charge of the church
at Seymour, jumped from buggy in Green
Bay recently. to avoid q runaway accident, and
so severely Injured himself a. to cause his
death soon after.
Green Bay Gazette Receiver Case, of the
Green Bay and Minnesota road, visited Stevens
Point the latter part of last week and there
made the proposition to build a connecting
branch from the main line at Plover to Stevens
Point, q distance of about eight miles, if the
citizens would aid the project to the amount
of $4,000 The route has been located, even
the depot grounds laid out, and the right of
way secured. We understand the necessary
$l5, 900 was at once made up through private
subscription, and the line will be built.
OSHKOSH Northeastern: Recently workman
in Schmit Bros trunk factory named Hoff-
man, was very seriously if not fatally injured.
He was slipping belt off an end pulley, when
the released band tapped around with fearful
force, striking him in theiright eye, completely
smashing it TO pulp sand destroying the ball
entirely. The blow it is feared also fractured
the frontal bone. he was picked up and car
ried to bis residence in the Fourth ward, where
he is now lying Ia very low condition, with
but little hopes of his recovery.
Grand Rapids Tribune: A letter dated at Gen.
tralis, on the 18th inst., was received by Col
Clarke on laat Saturday. threatening the de-
struction of the Robin house by fire. 1t seems
that a tramp went to the house few weeks
and wanted breakfast but had no money, and
it was SIR. Clsrk's intention to feed him, until
be became impudent and put on good many
independent airs, whereupon breakfast WAS de-
MED him, and he then made threats and told
Col Clarke he would yet have revenge.