The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-20
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

Sunday night.
HUGH HURLEY chopped off all the
toes Of his right foot few days since,
while chopping in the woods.
THE verdict in the Haddock-Carhart
investigation resulted in 81 not sustained
and Carhart is being congratulated.
CHAs. q. DENKER, engineer of fire
steamer In Chippewa Falls, and Mrs.
Katie Smith. were arrested last week,
charged with adultery
MIKE HOLLAND, a drayman. of La
Crosse, broke his leg Tuesday afternoon,
by catching 1t between the hub of his
dray and hitching post.
GEO. W. DEMING, of Eau Claire, and
Capt Henry, of Wausau, were thrown
from a buggy III Chippewa Falls, Sat
urday and very seriously Injured.
OSHKOSH is excited over a nasty III
vorcc case brought by a woman named
Smith against man who has figured
both az Mr. Smith and George Under
hill.
KEITH & PADDoc6's stave factory, at
Reedsburg, was destroyed 10y fire Sun
day The loss is heavy and % men are
thrown out of employment Insurance
-, 600
4 sMALL-sIZED panic prevailed In st.
Raphael's Church Tuesday evening,
piece of gauze having caught fire while
a large congregation was present. For
tunately no damage was done.
OSHKOSH Northeastern: A Milwau-
k,c broker has sent this city an offer of
Ave cents on the dollar for lis NJ, l.. S.
& W. r. r. stock, which would amount
to 50, 100 for its S75, 900 of stock.
JOHN HUGHEs, of Calamus, found an
Indian battle AK recently, weighing some
five pounds, which, without doubt, was
one of the instruments used by the In
dians In the Black Hawk war-BcGret-
Dam Arg'tS.
BRICK PoMERoY has sold his daily
Democrat, In La Crosse, to Alexander
Nevins, who will change the name to the
Daily Nca0S and make it a Republican
afternoon paper. PomerOy viii continue
his weekly.
THE young man who jumped from the
train near Fond dn Lac on Saturday
evening has died from his injuries. His
name was Eugene Martin, a SOD of
Thos Martin, a well-to do farmer of the
town of Friendship.
The Fond du Lac ConmonwcaHh
says: . 4 movement IL on foot for the
formation Of an association to be known
as the Fond du Lac Amber Cane assoc
citation. Its energies will be directed
towards encouraging the cultivation OF
the sweet cane in our county. 1t should
have the hearty endorsement of our cit
liens
JENNY 4dr0cuf.: ON Saturday last,
while the son of Mr.. Rottenhausen was
PLAYING ON the ice he fell into an air-hOle
where the water was quite deep, and
would have probably found there
waterv grave, had not DIR. Dorn's noble
dog. with which the little fellow had
been playing, come to his rescue, and
dragged him out upon solid ice.
Two RIVERS (H5Unjclc: The body of
a man, supposed to be that Of John Dill
lon. was found living on the beach few
miles north of here last Saturday by Mr..
Vodri, Of this city. There were no marks
upon the body by which it could be iden.
tilted, and it was entirely stripped of
clothing, with the exception of a PAIR OF
boots. Dillon has been missing from
ManitOwoc since last November.
GREEN BAY AdUOcate: Mr.. Charles
Ducharme, who was at work last Friday
on the repairs to Joseph Briquelet's
boat, hauled out near the Bellevue
brewery, was standing on the head OF q
salt barrel. when ii gave way and he fell
through, breaking both bones of one leg,
about midway between the ankle and
knee. The accident will probably lay
him up for about three months.
ANOTHER of those accidents which
have been OF such frequent occurrence
in the woods this winter, occurred to a
man named Martin Olson, last Monday,
who was at work at b. LeOnarda camp
on the south fork of the Eau Clare.
While engaged in saving a tree lodged
against another, a heavy limb OF the lat
ter fell with such force on his head as TO
cause death almost INSTANTLY Olson re-
sided in Black River Falls.
OSHKOSH NOrtHUe&ferH:: James ID.
Fowler. son of Cyrenus Fowler, OF
BrotleItown, young man, started TO
cross the lake from this city last Wednes-
dav for home. Since that time he has
not been heard from. Whether lost IN
the lake or not, Is not known. Some
fftv men were searching for blm yester-
day. but without success. While III TINS
city he stopped with John &. Randall
and worked during the winter at hcAlu-
lens mill
]. r. BEAR, OF Whitehall, Wisconsin,
writes the WISCONSIN that, inasmuch as
/ people are contending for the champion
ship in fighting, walking, shooting, &c,
he g will claim the championship Of me
civilized world in temperance. re
sixtv-nine years old, has been citizen
of Wisconsin forty years, has not drank
in all his life two quarts OF spurious
liquors. never took more than one enc"
! or smoked more than one pipe Of tobacco
never smoked six cigars, and for sixty
wears never took the name Of Goi III
vain" Mr.. Bear will yield the nnaglh-
airy belt If any one OF his age can show
better record.
LA CROSSE UcD10cr0t: The little
child of Mr.. John McHugh, residing on
Fourth street, met with a painful acc.-
dent on Thursday evening. vesseI
containing boiling water was setting Oh
the kitchen stove, and during the
the absence OF the mother from the
room the little fellow walked to the stove
and reached for the dish. Being unablt
to lift it from its position the child tipped
the dish over and the contents fell upon
The unfortunate little fellows breast,
trimming down the body. Mrs. McHngh
rushed into the room on hearing me
childs cries. and taking IN the SITUATION