The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-16
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES

treasury is $7G7, 64S.64.
BURT MILLER, aged II, was drowned
while bathing near Chester, recently.
MINOR accidents from gunpowder were
numerous throughout the state on the
4th. @
The Hessian fly is doing considerable
damage to rye i'll the neighborhood of
Stockton. s
BUSINESS men all over the state are
bringing little BILLS against Guiteau to
the light.
ANsoN ROGERS, of GAINESVILLE, recently
sold six-year-old bay mare to New
Yorker for $1,000.
NoTBoHM's Touring mill, GAINESVILLE,
was burned on the 5th. Loss $3O, 900;
insurance ST.
MARY ScHoNs, aged 10, dropped dead
while engaged in haying near Madison,
on the I'd. Heart trouble.
BURROWS, the ex-cashier of the sus-
pended Fond du Lac Bank has given
bail and is now at liberty.
THE BODY of Joseph Rochelt, drowned
in the Mississippi at La Crosse, day
or two ago, has not yet been found.
The storm on the 9th did considerable
damage to fruit and other trees in the
neighborbood of East Troy.
FIRE destroyed g. +. Lueck's Touring
mill, Wrightstown, on the 4th. Loss
large, but not exactly known.
MORE new buildings have been erected
in Racine during the present season than
ever IN the same time before.
The body of Joseph Rochelt, drowned
at La Crosse, recently, has been found
on Goose Island, near that place
AT hartford, on the 5th, young UtIy,
who was on trial for The murder of his
father, was convicted by the jury.
One saloon-keeper in Green Bay sold
514 kegs of beer on Saturday last. Who
says Green Bay isn't cnterprising?
THE body of Miss Lula Clinton who
was drowned in Lake Mendoza, at Madi-
son, on the 4th, has been recovered
CHARLES HARVEY, in jumping from a
moving train at Fond du Lac, recently,
received injuries which caused bis death.
A NINE-YEAR-oLD boy named Ander-
son was drowned at Ephraim, Door
County, on the 9Th, by falling into the
bay. s.
A GERMAN printer boy, Is years of
age, Joe Heller, was drowned in the
Mississippi at La Crosse while bathing,
on the 9Th.
A TWO STORY frame house at Elkhorn,
owned by A. Baird, was destroyed by
fire on the 5tb. Loss not stated. No
insurance. Fire crackers
THE roof of house owned by Mrs.
Bagley, at La Crosse, was set on fire
recently by the reflection of the suns
rays from q piece of glass.
A BRAKEMAN named Thomas McGann,
aged n years, had foot cut off on the
ST. Paul road at Watertown on the 9Th
while engaged in switching.
DURING drunken row at Wausau on
the 9Th, shoemaker named Rogth was
shot and dangerously wounded by
gambler named III. j. Waller.
EDDIE STRONG, aged II, was drowned
at Stevens Point, recently, but in what
manner is not known, though it is sup
posed he fell through a bridge.
AN old resident of Greenfield, Monroe
County, Atkins Manning, committed
suicide on the 9th by shooting himself
through the heart. Cause not stated.
ANDREW NETT, of Fond du Lac Coun-
ty, who killed William Lutzen, of Cal
vary, has been convicted of murder In
the second degree. He has not been
sentenced yet.
HENRY DIssEL, 20 years of age, was
killed at Stevens Point, day or two
ago, by being struck 10y falling piece
of timber, which he was using i'll build
ing mill track.
A LOSS of 1000, fully covered by in
surance, was entailed by the burning on
the night of the 9th of S. B. Fuller's
barn, WATERFOWL, together with valua-
bic horse, wagon, etc. Lightning.
A HORSE ran away with man named
threw him from the buggy, breaking his
collar-bone, shoulder blade, and inhict-
ing other injuries of serious nature.
A BOY named Morehouse, at Menasha,
had mis- arms both cut off, one at the ell
bow and the other at the wrist, while at
work at the Menasha paper mill on the
30th. He is Is years of age.
IRA HUMPHREY hardware store, at
Baraboo, was robbed by unknown par
ties night or two ago, and come few
articles IN the shape of firearms and cut
lery and about 500 worth of small aG-
counts were carried off,
A YOUNG man, farmer, but whose
name is not given, has been captured at
Cumberland, whittier he had fed in
consequence of forging the names of diff
ferent parties at Eau Claire for amounts
aggregating several hundred dollars.
FRANK DYER, young man about
twenty years of age, had both feet badly
mashed at La Crosse on the 1st, by fall
ing III front of a train of cars, on which
he was acting rs brakeman. Two wheels
passed over his feet. and the probability
is that they will both have to be
amputated
MAD!~n -. Democrat: Street graders,
working IN the Second Ward, few rods
from the Second Ward school house,
yesterday exhumed two complete skeie-
tons. The skulls were badly decayed;
upon handling broke in pieces. A short
distance beneath the skeletons was
found deposit of charcoal. Who can
explain.
BLooMER Workman: a man named u.
H. Coe, of Cadott, has been lodged in
jail for no trifing theft. He has stolen
all the buildings and fences on a whole
farm. 1t seems that he had mortgaged
the farm, and being unable to pay up,
begged for time to move away. He not
only moved his family, but the buildings
as well. And now, instead of enjoying
their shelter, he pines behind the bars
of our county jail.
THE Mcmillan Leader says that Rob