The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-06-05
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to Milwaukee.
GREEN BAY is to give General Grant
reception. and Oshkosh wants the linz
triOus soldier to stop over at that c;,.
and see the sawmius.
AN old wretch named Bratz, LIVING =
Reedville, near Manitowoc, was arrest
Monday charged with incest Will n,
idiotic daughter. His son made tIs
complaint.
WILLIAM DALY, formerly of Fond In
Lac, but lately in the employ of the
& \. W. road at Negaunee, Mich. me
with his death at the latter place few
days ago. He fell on the track in front
of an engine, which passed over horribly
mangling him.
FoND Do Lac Commonwealth: On
King, connected with the pOstotfce a.
partment, visited Chief Clough SUNDAY
He is looking up the matter of the BLACK
River Falls postoffice robbery, where
safe was blown open and 5000 III stamps
a gold watch, valuable papers and S5jn
cash was stolen. A reward of $500 i
offered for the capture of the guilty
parties
LA CROSSE Chronicle: Yesterday.
few minutes before noon n little three.
year-old daughter of c.. Frederickson
residing at the corner of Third andJom-
son streets, was run over by light farm
wagon. She was evidently living on her
face flat in the road, as two wheels passed
over the small of her back. Her D.. rfr+.
at first thought her back was broken I'm,
DIR. Shepard, who was called, found h.,
able to use her limbs freely and thinks
she Will be up in few days
MADISON JOUJnai. From the Sank
County Democrat we learn that Frank
Owen, the negro who committed the out
rage near Merrimac, is safely lodged ID
the Sank county Jail to await trial by IL.
Circuit Court. We thought the escap
stony was a canard. Last THURSDAY
night some burglars entered the meat
shop of George +. LOdde, blew open the
safe and took from it fourteen dollars
The safe was literally blown to pieces
No clue to the perpetrators of the deed
GRAND RAPIDS T1ib2n3e: 4 letter
dated at Centralia, on the nth inst Wa.
received by Col. Clarke on last Satruday
threatening the destruction of the Rabln
went to the house a few weeks since and
wanted breakfast but had no money, and
it was Mr.. Clark's intention to feed him
until he became impudent and put ON
good many independent airs, whereupu
breakfast was denied him, and he tht-
made threats and told Col Clarke be
would yet have revenge.
OSHKOSH Northeastern: Shortly b..
fore noon to-day a workman in Schua
Bros. trunk factory named Hotfmm
was very seriously if not fatally injured
He was slipping belt off an end puIler
when the released band tapped around
with fearful force striking him IN the
right eye, completely smashing It TO
pulp and destroying the ball entirely
The blow it Is feared also fractured the
frontal bone He was picked up mI
carried to his residence in the Four-
ward, where he is now lying in very
low condition, with but little hopes q
his recovery.
FOND Do Lac COnl3ROR1Cc0Ith. Helv
Wiley, brakeman on the narrow gaug
narrowly escaped serious injury III the
depot yards in this city Sunday morning
A freight train was being made mp, the
cars being hauled into position with an
engine by means of a rope and hook. II
fastening the hook to the couplers of one
of the cars some carelessness was eXpr
cised, and when the strain was felt
slipped its hold, flew back and stre5
Wiley on the head. The sharp point liz
hicted deep wound and tore a gash II.
or three inches long, rendering HIM u,.r
ly unconscious.
EVANSVILLE Gazette: At OrfOrlu.e
last Saturday afternoon, the barn of Res
J. G. Clifford was burned to the ground
causing a loss of about $500 span d
/ horses valued at $500 were also Iuncl;
also two sets Of harness, one new, a fine
cutter, wagon, various farming tools
and a quantity of hay and oats. I4e
( fire is supposed to have been set by III
children playing about the prcmls-
/ surance, and the loss falls heavily up
him. Some of his neighbOrs and frleDa
are joining in a subscription to coT1
4 part of the loss.
/ EVANSVILLE Gu7Chc: At an eaIT
hour this morning Il young man naw@
/ c. \. Lyon, received probably fatal Il.
juries by being kicked 10y a stallion IT,
longing to VIM. Paul, of Milton. Yol.
4 Lyon was IN the stable ut the Rock River
house cleaning the horse, and in moylu.
about him, the horse tried to bite hlI
j Lyon spoke to him, and Mt the same tine
/ gave HIM light tap with little stuck
which he had in his hand. At tins "
/ horse kicked him, striking him Oh p.
head and inficting terrible woun4 Dr.
/ Palmer was sent for in haste and ou ll-
arrival he found that the upper jaw t@,
4 been broken into fragments, ami tar
/ front portion of the skull badly FRACTURED
and the right eye destroyed lbs r
! iuries are of such a nature that he De-
/ little chance of living. He became u1-
/ conscious Immediately after the accident
! and remains in that condition. Iou-
I Lyon is son of VIM. Lyon, OF Ot'@
I Greek, and is an unmarried man.
4 OSHKOSH NOrthUestcrn: There is n0
longer a doubt that ID. j. Turner I'D.
we'll known banker Of WImeconne, ha'
failed. His departure for Chicago
week or ten days ago, and his conunl..
/ absence ever since, gave rise to q fePt
that he had abscOnded with the funds
the bank, but this belief Is not share" r
his friends. His visit to Chicago
attributed to negotiations fora settiem..s
of his liabilities. It was also repoff1
that his wife had followed hmm to HI1,
go, but this is untrue, as Mrs. IiF-s
was in Winneconne yesterday. 4 ~
tleman from this city who was IL W
neconne yesterday, states that n
Turner'S father, a wealthy. cltizeG ~.