The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-02-04

/ MRS. ALTHOUSE, one OF the oldest
settlers of Waupun, and So years, is dead.
SPARTA shipped %, 141 dozen eggs last
year.
RUFUS I. WHITE, son Of the late
Judge S. A. White, of Whitewater, died
on The Oath, aged rs.
Wolves have been around Custer In
| large Plumbers for the pastfew weeks and
the sheep are suffering considerably.
9. B. MORRISON, grocer at Eau
| Claire, has failed. Liabilities said to be
light.
HENRY CARTER, a young man, was
killed by a rolling log near Humbird, on
the 10Th ult.
! The Carroll College, Waukesha, cadets
have received their Springfield rifles
! from the state.
SINCE the county seat of Pepin County
has gone to Arkansaw, the first saloon
has been licensed in the town.
THE farm mortgage land commission
act is to be overhauled during the pres
ent session of the state Legislature.
THE President has nominated G. j.
Ellis for postmaster at Marinette, aud
P. Allen, Jr. for postmaster at Mineral
Point.
A LAD named Zaler, of Brothertown,
IN attempting to cross Lake Wlnnebago
to Oshkosh, on the 18th, lost his horse
by breaking through the ice.
JOHN BAKER, farmer residing near
Yo1kville, was relieved of 800 IN cash
during drinking bout in Racine saloons
on Friday.
81 No. ,,,~N4 IS 4l<~
Dist inst. destroyed the saw mill owned
by Mcdonald & Ramsdell. Loss Sd, 900;
no insurance
A MOVEMENT is on foot at Madison to
effect some improvement in the National
Guard and several amendments to the
existing militia laws.
Mrs. F. A. PUsHER, of Racine, has
made an assignment of her stock OF
paints, oils, ETC., to j. II. Willis, with
liabilities about $4,000, assets 81, 500.
A NEW bridge is being built at Winona
Junction, across the La Crosse River.
The span will be reduced from sixty feet
to thirty. An ice break will also be
put in.
KINGS balloon has been brought out
of the woods and taken to Bruno Vim
nett's farm, where it now is in q good
state of preservation. So says the Eau
Claire News.
CHARLES HUBBARD, of Spring Prairie,
had runaway one day last week, and
was severely injured internally by being
thrown from his wagon, striking his
stomach against rail fence.
THE Reyes divorce suit was decided at
Madison on the 23d ult., the decree
being granted in favor OF Mrs. Reyes.
Mrs. Reyes receives So, 900, an estimate
of the value of one-third of the estate.
DIR. JOHN MORRISON, a highly es-
teemed citizen of Delavan, who died re-
Gently, was buried on the oath under the
auspices of the Knights Templar and
the Grand Army of the Republic.
AN Eldorado dispatch says Will Wal
lace, 20 years of age, a Junior member of
the firm of Wallace Bros, grocers, was
drowned while skating on Walnut River,
on the oath. His parents live in Tusco-
la, lii.
DURING three days recently Secretary
of State Timme audited claims for boun-
ties on wolves, foxes and wildcats to the
amount of nearlyS500. A bill is being
formulated to abolish all bounties except
that for wolf scalps.
A FREIGHT train on the Wisconsin
Central Railroad ran into hand-cary
near Elkhart, on the 3d. instantly kill
ing a section hand named Emil Alder
todt. The unfortunate man lived at
Plymouth, and leaves wife and child.
CHRIST JOHNSON had an artery in his
arm severed by an accident at Racine on
the 21st .ult. He became very weak
through the loss of blood, but surgeon
successfully dressed the wound and
johnson viii recover.
THERE are in the state of Wisconsin,
according to the returns made to the
compiler of the Blue Book, 341 newspa-
pers and periodicals, of which number
1873 are republican, II are democratic,
and Is are religious.
FREDERICK HENKE died at Waukesha =
on the 23d inst from injuries sustained
by being struck by freight train the
night previous. About a year ago son
of Henkes was killed In similar way
not over 100 feet from where bis father
was injured.
On the Dist inst. the voters of Clinton
village voted upon the question of IN
corporation, and the friends of incorpo-
ration carried the day by 50 majority,
on a total vote of less than 200. The IL
cense party claim a victory over the tenn
perance people.
WILLIAM LINDERMAN, of Raymond
Centre, Racine County, is missing from
his home, having disappeared about
three weeks ago. He is young man,
partly blind and foolish, and his feet
are crippled. He was last seen at West
ern Union Junction.
RACINE Daily Journal: Jacob Herzog,
of Western Union Junction, was in the
city Friday. He relates that he saw
meadow lark flying on the farm of Mr..
Hunter while on his way in, an incident
never known before at this season of the
year.
The residence of Mrs. r. W. Rowland,
near Mt. Pleasant, was robbed of suit
of clothes, silver watch, set of cameo
ear rings and breast pin, one dozen sill
yer spoons, an overcoat and thirty-fve
cents in money. The burglar entered
the house on the Goth ult., during Mrs.
Howland's absence.
AT a recent election of the Green
County Agricultural Association the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for 1882:
DIR. F. w. Byers, president, Monroe;
Hon. Burr Sprague, vice president.
Brohead; A. S. Douglas, secretary, Mon
roe; VIII Ludlon, treasurer, Monroe;
Hon. W. S. Wescott, corresponding sec
rotary, Monroe.
The Racine Daily Journal saws the
regular freight on the c.. M. & ST. Paul