The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-20
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

AN ear OF corn with thousand Kernels
on it has been shown III Lodi.
TIE Sun Prairie Cou1ltyAn7an SAYS
that wolves are making havoc among The
sheep in that neighbOrhood. MIR. L.
Lahore lost five Thursday night.
\ MESoMoNEE dispatch of the 10th
says: Thomas McMahonea. a farmer,
had disposed of his wheat in town. and
while on his way home last night was
robbed Of $3S by three men, who also
took his team, cut the throat Of one of
the horses, and then fed.
4 MAN by the name Of James Mellev
attempted to commit suicide at La
Crosse, the other day, by laying down
across the track before an approaching
train, but was rescued by a sWitchman
who pulled him off the track when the
train was within a foot OF him.
EVANSVILLE Recicr: Some days ago
Mr.. J. VI. Owen and DIR. L. II. Winston
Were arrested for selling liquor unlaw-
fully, at the latter's drug store. The
case was called up for hearing Thursday
before Squire Mills They each plead
ed guilty and were fined. Mr.. Owen
was adjudged to pay a tine Of So and
costs, amounting to $34.05; Mr.. Winston
paid $50 fee and SITS costs. The total
fines and costs amounted TO SD. So
LA CROSSE Nous: At late hour yes
terday afternoon a runaway team ran
down the two-vear-old son OF John Bris-
tow. the well-known blacksmith, while
he was playing on Rose street III front Of
his house. Dr. Reed attended him. He
is not hurt much externally, but IS in
jured internally and blood issued from
his mouth. 1t is feared that he will die
Of hemorrhage. The owner Of the team
is not known.
MADISON .T0luu0I: There has been a
great deal Of talk lately on the subject
Of erecting and operating watch factory
III Madison, and now the thing seems to
be assuming a tangible shape. City
Clerk Corscot IS III receipt OF a letter
from 4. N. JACKSON, OF Lancaster, Penn
sylvania, asking for information concern
ing the city, aud stating that he wishes
to arrange for starting watch factory
here if everything should prove satisfac-
tory. Mr. Corscot has written to the
gentleman, aud further Developments
may be expected in a few days.
STEVENS PoINT UcBlocfat: From
Mr.. S. \. Sherman we learn Of sad
accident which occurred at his mill at
Plover on Thursday morning. Grant
Begordis, a young man about sixteen
years OF age, stepped into hole IN the
floor and was thrown on the trimmer
saw. nearly seyering his arm just below
the elbow and dislOcating it nj the Shout
der. DIR. Remington was called and
dressed the wound and says there is
some hope Of saving the arm. Mr.
Sherman tells us that the young man
had inst commenced to work In the mill
that molnipp and had not worked over
two minnie. when fhe accident occurred
+ T, Croear Mars. ,,ac7,lia,, accident
,aetc,.,la,, afternoon 4 bar,I c.f E,rn-
sono yr.,o hninC, loy-ar,1 INTO . hosan,an+
ON Front s+rae+ used bv Harry MORGAN
and a man named Samuel Graham vol
unteered 70 assist. He cot behind tile
barrel while those on the sidewalk held
# with q rome When if was half way
down the rope slipped and Graham and
the barrel rolled down together, Gra-
ham was nirlad M in an InecusibIe con-
dition He wos badly bruised had q
s,,,oinol Loo ana Ial had emit on his
forehead He soon revived and DIR,
Ballard, who attended him. saws no
bones were broken and he Is not badly
hurt It is q wonder he was not killed.
He came here from Mansion.
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Dos PIoine. This n7o,nino brinns the
col onl s4oril;nr, ,,ar,,s +baf Iol,n po7v-
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11ano.ia5 so tbat deatb came Instantly
Powers vas : vo11no man who has lived
IN Ans ci+v from hovhood mn and his
fa,oil,, s+iiI i've hero tLair homo baino
an Milton oveDue His mother i very
dangerously i'll. and it is feared that the
news Of the dealh Of her son NAV have
? serious effect upon her. Young Pow
ers has been serving as brakeman on the
Northwestern road for only short time
past. and last evening went out in this
ranacity ON John NOrth's freight train
for Chicoro # is srnn1sad that h.
faI1 hatvr6n +Ia cars and tbav nassa,
over him
ToDr X,rrFv Nr,ca. Tuas,lav after.
Moan oho7,4 Two o,nlool, IN Wet point
ono - NJ. Nfar+i, yon Eoee, ero1I cI,iI
NO, 1,.I,iio - tIn lo,r, III . ,,o+nL nv
cIiIj ,,as n,-;1a,+Iv startled at eooine, in,
hlo1a oDd o++emn+ad IN smo+bar +ba Hom,
IL, ,,,,t+i,cr tLo hnrninC, ,oa+oL INTO IN,
~ t I,1l;a5 af nonr.o was ;ns+oItIr an
yejonad IN f4ames The child ran 10 tn,
house and gave the alarm. but soon tn,
barn and its contents were burned to tn,
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