The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-06
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

THE Rev. j. ". Carhart, who has Just
been expelled from the ministry, Will ap-
peal the case to the judiciary committee.
THE business part of the town OF Au-
gusta, near Eau Claire, was destroyed by
fire Monday. Loss $40, 900. lncendiary.
4 MAN named Koehn, farmer, was
killed at Kenosha by being run over by
a train Wednesday.
JUDGE CoNGER is out IN letter totally
DENYING that he promised John Nnans,
the GAINESVILLE attorney for Mrs. Mack,
new trial in case the verdict went against
her. He says Winans lies.
ANOTHER lad escaped from the Wau-
kesha reform school Wednesday. The
name is Huick and he IS the ninth bog
who has escaped since the commence
ment of the year.
EVANSVILLE Gazette: The jury III the
case Of young BUrgy, charged with Raj
ing a boy named Malhern, who belonged
to a charivali party surrounding Burgy
house at Monroe has decided h1G guilty
of manslaughter, and yesterday ise was
sentenced to two years and half III she
state prison.
A MAN named Charles Leroy, a sailor,
was arrested by Green Bay policeman
named Z. s. Bulls, for drunkenness, at
a dance Monday evening. Leroy tried
to run away and Bulls shot HIM IN the
LEG. Inasmuch as the mans otfense was
not criminal the policeman viii probably
find his lot an unhappy one.
4 SAD and fatal shooting accident oc-
CURED in the town Of Aztalan, near
Johnson's creek, last Friday evening, by
which a 12-year-old son Of IL. Sanders
lost his life The little fellow was holding
a gun. loaded with shot, for an Older
I brother. who was trying to force a wood
chuck ont of hollow log, when 10y some
/ means the weapon was discharged and
the contents entered his head, tearing
( away one side of his face and blowing the
! top OF his skull oil.
4 LA CROSSE RcpU6licaH: Mr.. T. H.
, Sommers, who had his arm broken at
/ the triple switch at North La Crosse on
7 Sunday night last, is getting along all
right under the unfortunate clrcum-
stance. 1t seems that Mr.. Sommers had
I both arms broken at Peterson some four
months ago by remaining on the side
/ ladders Of Il box car and being struck In
\ passing another car on a side traak which
/ had not been switched III far enough to
/ clear
/ WAUPACA Post: Myron Reed, repre-
/ scnting the town and city Of Naupaca
week before last sold the Wisconsin
F.. Central railaoad stock, which was given
the town in return for lis bonds, for
/ $50. 900 in aid Of the road. Thesalewas
made for 9 per cent of the face Of the
stock and the city now has 81, eco and
the town 81 800 extra cash Ill their treas
uries The money viii undoubtedly be
used to pay interest on the bonded IN
debtedncss.
The Fond du Lac Farmer says
"The Lamartinc cheese factory will
make this season about 1l5, 200 pounds
Of cheese, which has brought IN average
price of II cents per pound, using the
milk from about 400 COWS, which /,
divided among forty patrons. The sum
Of S13, 225 IS left among forty patrons IN
one neIghborhOOd for cheese alone, max
ing an average Of S33. 06 per COW for six
months. This proves conclusively that
dairviug pays fully as well as almost
ANYTHING produced ON the farm. The
factory has marketed nearly all OF Its
cheese in Chicago, finding a better mar
ket than in New York
OSHKOSH northwestern: John Wal
ter, OF the firm of Rutty 4 Walter, pro
prietors of the brewery in the Second
ward, has been missing since last En-
dav, and no trace of him can be found.
The only explanation now entertained
for his unexpected absence is that he has
absconded. Ruety & Walter bought ont
/ LOescher's brewery some three months
/ ago, and since running the brewery have
| quaTelcd among themselves, each tying
I to sell out to the other. 4 few days ago
/ they mortgaged the personal property /,
the brewery for $500, and Ruety l9
claims that Walter has run away VIII
this $500 and with all the money be
could collect from salOOnkeepers towlcm
the firm had sold beer
LA CROSSE Ners: Saturday evening
John Glennon, a brakeman on freight
train on the Green Bay and Minnesota
Railway, was run over by the cars at
Marshlaud, % miles north of this city,
and seriously hurt. The tram was
backing slowly aud he was stepping from
the engine to the gIounj, when he
slipped and his right leg was caught br
one of the drive wheels which passed
over it at the ankle The wheel also cut
the toes of of his left foot. He was
taken at once to Winona, where he IT,
ceived proper surgical attendance.
was found necessary to amputate the
injured leg below the knee. The young
man passed through the operation
brayely, and Will undoubtedly recover
He is about % years Of age, and resides
near the Green Bay depot, IN this city.
His parents live at Arcadia, Irempcalf2u
county.
A SAN Francisco dispatch: ". ).
&, Tanner, who arrived III this city about z
year ago from Oshkosh, Wis, and who
engaged extensively in business III tbs
city as a manufacturer of carriages, abb
seconded one day last week, leaving sew
eral persons IN the lurch for large Sums
of money, and deserving anewly-maIrrt
wife. Investigation develops the t2S
that Tanner IS an accomplished swlnd."
and decciver Of the fair sex. When 4'
came here he brought with him a yoHA-
woman whom he represented to be bis
wife, and with whom he lived in that r.
lation. Through her he became az,
quainted with Il well-known dress MAJ
er, whom he occasionally drove out ba.A
of one of the many fast teams he KEPT
The dressmaker is widow and very IL
pressionable. Tanner soon made love
her, but, not making any Roadway IN u
suit, he finally informed her TIA.
the woman whom he reprcsel.'-
TO be his wife was his mistress. H
widow told him she would marry LIN
provided he got rid of his alleged lal7'