The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-03-04
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robbed of S75 at Madison masquerade.
DANIEL BEAN, a soldier of the war OF
1912, died recently in Monroe County,
aged 81 years.
HOG CHOLERA is raging in the town OF
Vermont. Mr.. Patrick Nailan lost nine
fine hogs recently.
Snow is the welcome cry from different
parts of the state, especially from the
lumber regions.
THE residence of John Fl. Seal, of
Genoa, was burglarized recently of two
watches and $40 in money.
The Southern Wisconsin Cane Grow
ers' Association held a very profitable
annual session in Whitewater OH the
22d-23d.
An Oconomowoc man has an army of
boys catching snapping-turtles at cents
pound, which he ships to New York
and sells for II cents.
In the case of the people VS.. Professor
Zera for circulation of obscene htera-
| ture, at Clintonville, the professor was
held for trial in bonds of 5000.
Two freight trains on the Omaha road
collided at Woodville at an early hour on
the 18th inst, resulting i'll the burning
of a caboose and box car. No one hurt.
The officers of the Wisconsin Sunday
School Assembly have purchased the
ground near Madison, known as the
Lake Side property, containg 2S acres,
for So, 900.
A MAN by the name of OdelI Rolf was
| struck with an iron poker on the 18th
inst, at Chippewa Falls, by a saloon
| keeper called Joe the Frenchmen. His
recovery is doubtful.
GRANT COUNTY WITNESS: On Thurs
day morning last about IL o'clock, Mr.
A. II. Kaump, of the town of Harrison,
had both of his hands blown off by a.
premature discharge Of Atlas powder.
THE Wisconsin Central Railway has
taken up $500, 900 worth of second mort
gage bonds-which shows that the road
is doing well and fast reducing its in
debtedness.
ERICK HANSON was drowned at Chip
pewa Falls on the 18th inst. before day
light, by walking into hole where the
ice had been removed by the ice har-
vesters, and through criminal careless
ness left unfenced.
A FIRE at Eureka, on the Goth inst,
destroyed the store of Trow & Waite
aud the residence of j. NJ. Rounds, the
house occupied by VIM. McGarty and q
store occupied by VIM. Dana. Loss,
5000; insurance, 81, 200.
Mrs. Rev. Fl. CLARK, wife of the pas
tor of the Second Baptist Church, Osh-
kosh, died on the Goth inst, of paralysis.
She came to Oshkosh with her husband
from Kenosba year ago. The remains
were taken to Pittsburg for intermeut.
JOHN PETERS, of Burlington, recent
ly suffered a compound fracture of his
right leg through a runaway accident.
Karl Zoebler of the same place was also
seriously injured by an accident of the
same nature.
DEPUTY SHERIFF. SCOTT, of La Crosse,
arrested one Tom Kelly on the 18th
inst, on the Chippewa River Kelly, it
is alleged, knows something of the mys-
terious disappearance Of Dennis Donelly
from La Crosse last November.
HENRY KING, aged Is years, son of
wealthy farmer near Lowell, fell from
straw stack upon COW, on the 18th inst,
and was badly pierced by her horns.
He lies IN a critical condition, and the
doctors say his recovery is doubtful.
The Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company has filed
bonds in the executive office to the
amount of 1910, 900, for the faithful per-
Torrance of the conditions contained in
the bill and the several acts of congress
on the subject.
4 MARINETTE dispatch says: The
BOARD of supervisors created to-day the
own of Florence, thus giving Marinette
County three towns, Florence, Marinette
and Peshtigo. Tie new town was made
under the authority of recent act
passed by the Legislature.
OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN: The Osh-
kosh Guards have received their new
rifles and accOutrements from the state.
The rifles are the Springfield make, and
of the latest pattern, breech- loading,
caliber As, long range. They are very
great improvement over the old guns.
RACINE is an entelprising little city.
An organized gang of highwaymen, or
highwaybOys, has just been broken up
there. The gang consisted of six boys,
under Is years of age, and they were
fully prepared to "hold up" people in
the most approved style.
SENATOR CAMERON has requested the
senate csmmittee on p0stoffices and post
roads to make provision for the estab-
llshment of twenty-seven new post
routes in Wisconsin, lying chiefly be-
tween newly-settled localities in the
northern part of the state
OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN: A sale of
logs was completed to-day between p.
Sawyer & Son, Seymour Hollister and
Radford Bros. & Co., the latter firm
purchasing 1000, 900 feet of logs at the
big price of $50 per thousand feet. This
is the biggest price ever paid for logs on
these waters.
BLACK RIVER FALLS INDEPENDENT:
Lewis Peppercorn, whom the readers of
the Independent will remember received
a wound some four years ago by the ac-
cidental discharge of a gun in the hands
of companion, from the effects of which
he never fully recovered, died last We'd
nesday morning.
IT is claimed that the Maxwell gold
mine, in Calumet County, assays from
So to $50 per ton and increases as the
shaft is sunk. 1t is expected that good
vein will be found at the depth of Is
feet more. The rock is of the finest
quartz and gold is discovered in it with
the naked eye.
WILLIAM BARNIGGE, whose residence
is near Yellow River, in Chippewa
County, was taken out of his wagon dead
on his arrival home, on the 18th inst.
He had been in the city and drank hard.
which was probably the cause of his
death. He was lying over the side of the
wagon box with his head on the wheel
when the team arrived