The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-11
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

DAILY trains are running to AsbIon5
IIsDALE B. PEIrcE, on old residont :.
Sun 2 .,irie, died recently, aged 81 80 u
BURGLARS stole S75 in gold from tlo
residence OF George Anderson, Jauegvijiioo
recently. me
COMMENCEMENT week at Iawro,o.
university, Appleton, begins on the 95tS
of this month. Sun
thieves stole horse. buggy and h.
ness from Jedediah Amadon' near W -,,'I-
pun, recently. No clue. y ""-
IHE Riverside house, of Blacl, Pr.
Fails, burned day or two ago. -
S., 500; insurance s., 800.
LIEUT.. JOHN JARDINE, of Waunaco
well-known citizen, died recently f roru a
running arusty nail into his foot I'm
CHARLES HIRTHE, of PALMYRA boaL;
collar bone broken, recently, by geftin,
too near the business end of a colt
FRANK j. HOLMES, son of an OsbLosl,
clergyman. was killed by falling pnder Il
train OF cars, at Harvard, on the 30t6
WAUsAU and Stevens Point editors oro
wrangling over the point as to Which,
town has the greater number of inhabi
tants.
STEPHEN SCOTT, an old resident %
Bradford, committed suicide n day W
two ago, by hanging. The cause was in
health.
ANDREW LARSEN, aged 40, committed
suicide by hanging at Chaseburg, Yer,
non county, recently. Cause, pecuniarv
difficulties.
HE barn of William Kuhls, in Keers
Valley, was destroyed by an incendiaw
fire, recently. Loss not stated; insur.
ance 81, 500.
The alligator which escapedfrom Burr
Robbins menagerie at GAINESVILLE, wear
ago, has been seen recently, in the river
near that place.
ID. WIsHART's store and residence and
household effects, at West Depere. wera
burned on the 31st. Loss, So. 800; in,
surance, 81 ZOO.
FRED EBELNG, 10 years of AGE. Of
Green Bay, got shot in the hand with
toy pistol the other day, while "fooling"
with another boy.
WILLIAM JACOBS, young man work.
In Holway's lumber yard, La Crosse.
was drowned on the Doth by falling from
a raft into the river.
The body of Albert Griffith, of Beloit
drowned some time ago with four other
men, has been found. All five bodies
have now been recovered.
BURROWS, the cashier of the suspend.
ed Fond du Lac bank, gave bail after
his arrest, but was rearrested on another
warrant, and is still in jail.
AN incendiary fire at Racine, on the
Both, destroyed the house of CT. O'Dav
involving loss of several hundred dol
lars, on which there was no insurance.
THE team of James Titus, of Wan
pun, ran away on the Both, killing him
instantly, and breaking Mrs. Titus arm,
besides seriously injuring two daughters.
A GOLD and silver mining company
has been formed at Chippewa Falls, with
capital of 100000, for the purpose
of doing a general mining business, but
where is not stated.
The large barn of Jefferson Eaton
three miles north of Oshkosh, together
with its contents, was destroyed by fire
on the Both. The loss is not stated. but
the insurance was $500.
THE bridge across Rocky Run, near
Stevens Point, was partially burned, on
the 28th, causing temporary delay of
trains. The cause is supposed to be
sparks from locomotive.
DAN MURRAY, the young man who at
tempted suicide at Brandon, recently, in
consequence of the death of his sweet
heart from the same act, has become
violently insane, and will be sent to the
Oshkosh asylum.
A PROFESSIONAL horse-thief named
Michael Egan was captured in CALEDONIA
on the Both. He had portion of
stolen harness on his person when cap
tured, and 1t was thought that he was
endeavoring to steal horse at the time
The man John W. Follansbee, re-
Gently arrested at Decatur, Georgia. for
bigamy, he having married beautiful
girl of that place III addition to wife
then living, was n former resident of
Fond du Lac, where his lawful wife still
resides.
j. W. PAYMENT, of Ludington, while
engaged in mechanical work, in company
with his father, recently, was accidental
ly struck with sledge-hammer in the
hands of the latter, and so seriously in.
jured that he died from the effects of
the blow. .--.,.....
IRA KINNEY, of Whitewater, one of
the old settlers, drowned himself in a
small watering hole on his farm. Pre-
vious to drowning, he had made an IN
successful attempt at taking his life by
stabbing himself The cause is sup
posed to be chronic melancholy.
MATTHEW LAwLEss, of the town of
Friendship, Fond du Lac county, while
walking along the railroad track, under
the influence of liquor recently, was Sc
verely injured by freight train, which
threw him off the track, breaking several
ribs and intiicting other injuries.