The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

iN''N', ''' La NiONSN, NA'o SpNhNN
GREEN BAY is to have fine new pas
senger depot, to be erected by the c. and
\. W. road this spring.
THE Alexian Brothers hospital, IN
Oshkosh, was opened Tuesday. Brother
Stanislaus Is the superior of the 1nstl-
tuition.
IT is said that there Is great mortality
among the feathered tribe III Cottage
Grove and surrounding towns, and that
many farmers are losing nearly all their
poultry.
DrRrNa the wear ending February 9th,
1880, 215 patents were issued from the
United States Patent office to Wisconsin
inventors, being one pateut to every
1853 persons.
MARK RowLEY, of Racine, while drunk
Tuesday evening, kicked his brother
Fred. who slashed him with knife IN
the hip in such manner that 1t Will prob
ably cripple him for life.
yHAr the contemplated Sawyer mil
Will soon be built ut Menekaune, is
pretty we'll settled fact The tImbers
are ordered, and q mill costing from S50,-
600 to $40, 900 determined on.
BURR ROBBINS Is able TO get on his
feet again, though not enough to make 1t
OF much practical use yet, but 1t is
encouraging TO him and his friends, for
him to be able TO stand up even tor an
instant
JosEpH GOODMAN, of Grand Rapids,
was instantly killed at Centrahn Tues
day. by being run over by train on the
Wisconsin Valley road. He attempted
to jump on the tram while 1t was moving,
and fell between the ears.
EAU CLAIRE Press: A Young man
named Leland, who had been at work at
Fletcher's camp, up the Chippewa, was
brought to town yesterday suffering from
the effects Of a broken leg caused by
kick from stubborn mule which he WAS
caring for.
Deacon Joel Peck and wife yesterday
celebrated their sixtieth wedding aunl-
versary. Four generations were repre-
scented Mt the family reunion-chilctren,
grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
The Oulv sOn-present from abrOad-was
c. B. Peck, of Port Huron, Mich, gen
eral manager of the Northwestern Grand
Trunk railway who, with his family,
arrived per special train on Saturday.
PdhnYr0 Corr.
IRA HENRY, of Clinton, whose name
has of late been quite frequently pre-
scented to the public, in connection with
accounts of has matrimonial entangle-
ments. was tried ut Madison, yesterday
on the charge of bigamy, and was con
victed. He is under bail also here to APP
pear before the Circuit Court to answer
to the charge Of adultery, growing out
of the same circumstances which led to
his conviction Of bigamy-JaHcsrjUc
gazette.
GREEN BAY Adr0catc: From the
Oconto papers we learn that Capt. c. b.
Hart and seaeral others were taking
sail with an icc-boat, when she was struck
by a squat, throwing Capt. Hart, who
was at the helm. off, and the boat went
ashore a complete wreck, throwing the
crew III every direction. Frank HoetteI
had his skull fractured and was injured
internally; Willie Burnett, leg broken
and back and arms severely cut; Vim.
Mcqueen, collar bone broken and shOul-
der dIslOcated.
EVANSVILLE (fu-ette: The news comes
from Clinton that safe in kennedy's
store was blown open about o'clock
this morning, and about 800 III cash
taken therefrom. The Job was very
neatly done and evidently by experts.
The officers al once commenced tracking
up the safc-blowers, and this afternoon
they arrested two young men III BeloI'
one of them proving to be George Brown,
a young man from this city, and the
other young fellow hailing from Mil
waukee None of the money was found
upon them, but they were taken to Chm
ton for an examination. They deny the
charge.
COLUMBUS Democrat: A report, ne
companied by no details whatever,
reached this city on Thursday evening,
that Mrs. Henry Brandt, the wife Of
well-knOwn citizen Of North Leeds, had
died that morning at nine o'clock, and
that she had committed suicide by taking
strychnlne. The family consisted Of her
self, her husband and a married daugh-
ter. and they were all thought 10 be IN
easy circumstances. Mrs. B. Is supposed
to have obtained the poison during re
cent trip to Portage and Madison, and Il
, believed to have been temporarily insane
Indeed she is known to have been
mentally msound for some time.
: EAU CLAIRE Press: The public was
, shocked early last evening ut the intcIll-
r gence Of the death of Mr. Horace HotcA-
l kiss, which occurred between SIX and
2 seven O'Clock. at the Odd Fellows hail,
in the 9TH ward Mr. Hotchkiss h2s bat
charge Of the hall for some time, and as
} was his accustomed duty went up stairs
t alone at the hour mentioned for tbe pur-
pose of warming and lighting the hall TOR
' the meeting of the A. o. Z. ". From
: surrounding circumstances it ssupposed
he was standing On a char adjusting
. chimney on the lamp III the hallway
: when he fell on the floor dead, Il" r-i''
| of which was attributed f. disea7" j 'I'
heart.
GREEN BAY gazette: Yesterday after
!. noon, two little girls, aged nine years
one a daughter of Mr.. Erdman, b1fPtL
. on Main street, and the other, dau2A'F'
! of Mr. Lintelmann, in L. X. ArSohAGe7
: insurance office. went to gather .oiil'
chips and shavings on the ice, where ln'
barge Minnie is lying, and where ca
tiers are engaged at work. The ilIc
girl. Annie Erdman, IN stepping arr ma,
the ice suddenly broke through, "neI
the other little girl grasped her arm ~, ~,
, called loudly for help. Some par'l ~
s crossing the bridge observed the dah8et
D Gus predicament Of the girls ana al
/ ed the attention of the workmcn Oh .Iio
| Minnie. when Mr.. Dan Legros, % Liie
( firm of Sprague & Legros, jumped oL
t the ice and rescued the girl IRON LEI