Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
WISCONSIN NEWS.

circus elephant died in Baraboo last
week.
John Mcfarland, of Manitowoc, fell the
other day and received injuries which caused
his death.
An aged woman, supposed to be over 80
years old, was killed by the cars the other
night near Arena.
Kitty Hill, young woman, in Fond
du Lac, came to her death the other day by
murder or suicide.
f. E. Osborn, of Harmony, had straw
slack burned by lightning few days since,
and two COWS killed.
A Dane named Larsen, at Oshkosh, was
fined the other day $1 and costs for kissing
a girl against her will.
Crops on the lower lands in the vicinity of
Palmyra, are suffering from the heavy rains
of the last two weeks.
The Oshkosh Northeastern says the other
evening the steam tug Dodge No. 2, was
destroyed by fire at Morley's Point.
Winzel Kreisel, young Bohemian, a team
ster at Green Bay, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head recently.
Homer Glass, of Racine, aged 60, attempt
ed suicide the other day by shooting himself
through the head. His injury is thought to
be fatal.
Green Bay Gazette: A farmer in Shawano
is exhibiting specimens of copper dug upon
his farm. 1t is to be examined as to its
quality.
Mr.. Edwards, of Palmyra, aged sc years,
died last week of tumor of the liver, after
| suffering two years. The tumor weighed
twenty-five pounds.
Sheriff Baldwin, of Dane county, reached
Madison from Rock county, the other day,
having in custody Charles b. Gary and his
| wife Mary, who are charged with the murder
of q child in 1878.
Last week an immense smoke stack eighty
feet high was being raised at Zschetzsche &
| Sons new tannery at Sheboygan, when the
supports gave way and it fell on the roof.
| One man was thrown from the building and
considerably hurt.
Oh Monday, Hop Simmons was drowned
in Mud lake, in the town of Oakland, Jeffer-
| son county, while fishing He was in q boat
| trying to haul IN fish, when he lost his bal
anoe and fell In the lake. Being incumbered
| with a heavy overcoat he sunk before his
friend in another boat could reach him.
Gov. Smith has named Hons. Philetus
Sawyer and John Johnston as commissioners
to assist at the arrangements for a grand
celebration of the centennial anniversary of
the declaration of peace between England
| and the United Statea after the revolution.
The celebration is to be held in New York in
1883.
Beaver Dam Citizen: It is reported that
w. s. German and A. L. Lowber, of Wau-
pun, who are in Colorado, have made rich
strike. They say that in the "Fox Lake
mlne," at Breckenridge, in Colorado, in
which the boys have an interest, vein has
been struck which assays about $40, 1000 to
| the ton.
Janeseville Gazette. A trail of Maggie
Emerson, the girl who was burned in the
Hyatt house over thirteen years ago, was re-
Gently discovered in digging away the debris,
The workmen in digging atAthe northern end
of the basement first found few bones OF
the foot, and soon found other bones. They
are still at work, and hope to be able to find
| nearly all the frame.
Green Bay Gazette: An accident occurred
to DR.. JENNIE on last Friday which resulted in
his death. The doctor had been attending to
| his duties as census enumerator, and was re-
turning home after his days labors in a
buggy. When about half mile from his
home, between Duquaine and Reubens'
places, ne struck piece of corduroy road,
and driving pretty fast over it, was thrown
out of the buggy. The accident was wit
| messed by two or three men who were near
| the place at the time, and they fastened to
| the doctors assistance. He was found in an
insensible condition and was carried to his
| home, when it was found that his neck had
| been broken by the fall.