The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-04

THE butter sales in Elkhorn on the
25th aggregated ] 143 pounds.
THE Neenah high school has been
supplied with 81 900 piano.
A COLT was born at Beaver Dam, re
| Gently, without eyes or nostrils.
The name of Holland Station post
Office has been changed to Askeaton
A POST of the Grand Army of the Re
public has been instituted at Waukesha.
A YOUNG man, named Reddis, was
drowned at Deansyille, a day or two ago,
while bathing.
FRED Ohm, the convicted murderer,
is still very i'll at Monroe, with no pros
poets of recovery.
HANS ANDERSON, a railroad man, fell
from car near Baldwin, on the oath,
and broke his neck
THERE are five counties in Wisconsin
without railroads. These are Door, Ke-
waunee, Langlade, Adams and Pepin.
WILLIAM OFT, long a resident of
WATERFOWL, and one of Napoleons
Waterloo veterans, died on the oath,
aged 81.
JOHN SHAvEY, who recently stole
books. etc., from the Middleton high
school, has been sentenced to two years
at Waupun.
The much taked-of "Baby Mine" has
been found. 1t is in the little town of
Clayton. Nine babies were born In one
night, recently.
BENNETT, the Wausau murderer, has
been found guilty, at La Crosse, of mur-
der IN the first degree. A motion for q
new trial has been made.
A LOCOMOTIVE burst fue on the
Northwestern at GAINESVILLE day or two
ago, and though considerable noise was
made, no damage was done.
Mrs. WILLIAMS, of Shawano, while
returning home from Hartland, fell. dead
in her wagon. The cause is supposed
to be heart disease.
CHIEF JUSTICE RYAN's residence ct
Madison has been sold to A. B. Van
Colt, of Chicago, who purposes removing
to Madison. The consideration was
$3.50.
A MAN named Hyke, in Waushara
county, advertised for a wife. A Michi-
gan lady answered the advertisement,
the couple are now married.
AT Alma, day or two ago, William
Lashway, of Chippewa Falls, was shot,
probably fatally, by Casper Grubb, on
account of his too great intimacy with
the latter's daughter.
A DEAD infant has been found floating
in the river at Fond du Lac The au-
thorities thought trihing matter like
that wasn't worth making fuss about,
so no inquest was held.
BAKER, the Fond du Lac banker, who
"cleared out Fl" after the condition of his
accounts had been thoroughly made
public, has been captured. He was
found at Green Lake.
A CHILD named Isoln, though the au-
thorities did not state the sex, was
drowned by falling into q rain barrel ut
Vermont, Dane county, day ortwo ago.
1t was two and a half years old
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, a farmer Of Gale
donia, 80 years of age, committed sui
eide on the Odd by shooting himself
through the head with a shot gun He
was married and quite well off. No
cause Is al 5acd.
BURLINGTON Standard: A Muska-
longe was picked up dead in White river
by some boys, last Tuesday, that meas
ured feet inches, and weighed AL
pounds. This large fish in some way or
other got squeezed to death.
JAMES FOLEY, of Oakfeld, brake
man had his left leg cut off below the
knee while coupling cars. This is the
second accident be has met with III the
discharge of duty within six months,
having had hand crushed during the
winter
A LARGE gray she-wolf, with a litter
of whelps, has taken up its abode a
few miles north OF Ripon, in the neigh
borhood of Hon. A. A. Loper's. Mr..
Lopez and neighbors have lost about
fifteen sheep and lambs from its depreda-
tons. An organized effort is expected
to be made TO secure the wolf and
whelps. ~
ANNA TURNER, of Darlington, Is years
too great an intimacy with young man
named Joseph Knight, and with the con
currence and aid of the latter, took an
overdose of oil of tansy, and died from
the effects of it. Both had previously
borne excellent regulations. Knight is
under arrest.
The villagers OF Marshall, Dane
county, are somewhat exercised over the
shipment to Iowa, suneptitioualy y, OF the
academy effects, together with library
! and bell of the institution. These last
| two had been made a present to the
academy on condition that they should
be kept in the village. The bell was re-
plevined before it left the village, but
has since been spirited away.