The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-05-11
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS,

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size. Corn-No. ,, 551l655 &c. Oats-No
., 42a427sc. Rye-No. i, 611<681 &c
Barley-yo. 2 Spring, 7Ns71c.
1t is sad that Scheller, the bar-owner o
the NewlRl1 House in Milwaukee, woul,
never hare been tried for incendiarism /
he had nt seen fit to tell falsehood abou
the Ihannr in which he spent his time afte
leaving hi room the morning of the fire ant
before going to his home. 1t turned GU
that he slipped and played a game 0
poker at ;club-room, and afterward failed
to acknowledge this, because, as he said
he wishedto shield himself and those whc
engaged n the game with him from
public knwledge that they were in such
place.
The Sedetary of State recently licensed
the following corporations: Coolidge Lum
Der Company, located at Coolidge, Price
County, living capital of $4,000; Chip
pewa Fab C Southern Railway Company
having apital of 100000, the proposed
road to b between Chippewa Falls and
Eau Clail.
A seveVear-old daughter of John Quinn
of BerlinGreen Lake County, was fright
fully buried the other day while playing
near bling rubbish heap, which set fl re
to her Gliding. She died soon after from
her burn;
Milwauee recorded two murders in one
day receily. The body of Jacob Zunsteg
an inmatof the Soldiers Home, was found
in bar and John Baur, cooper, was
killed ii La saloon quarrel by Robert
Koehler.
James MacAllister, Superintendent OF
the publ schools of Milwaukee, who re.
Gently Eigned to take charge of the
Philadellia system, was the other night
accorded rousing farewell reception by
the schodboard and citizens.
The saSmill of the Carey Bros, at Auro.
raville, Taushara County, and quantity
of hardood lumber, were burned the
other moling by supposed incendiary
fire. Lo, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
The ANAL meeting of the Wisconsin
Pioneer 4sociation will be held at Madi-
son on Wlnesday, the 9th of June next.
The menprship of this association en-
braces apersons who were residents of
the Terr5ry of Wisconsin previous to the
organizaon of State Government, which
took pla{ on the first Wednesday in June,
1S4S.
Govern Rusk has appointed Frank A.
Flower, the Milwaukee Wisconsin,, as
Commissioner of Labor Statistics for the
term endg February, 1885. This is a new
Office creted by the last Legislature, with
salar! # $1,000 per apnum, vested with
quite abtrary powers IS to the collection
Of statitis. e
A. T. Stsbbins, Democratic candidate for
Mayorbf Waukeshs and T. w. Haight,
one oftIe editors ST the Freeman, had a
personl encounte1a few days ago in the
post-oIce. The flair grew out of an at
tack Jpn Stebbhs which appeared in the
Freenap. Cares were used.
Mr.. B. 5enton, of the type-founding
firm ofIentn, Waldo & Co., of Milwaukee,
has inentd type which, as alleged,
proniss o revolutionize the type-setting
bIsines. Each letter is multiple of a
certain@it Of space, and correct spacing in
all class of work is thus reduced to a GER
tainty The facility with which the type
can be ID will greatly increase the amount
of worlerformed by each compositor.
FatriFinerty, of Brown County, vio-
lated tllaw which prohibits the sale of
liquor indians, and was sentenced the
other din the United States Court to
spend Zen days in the jail of his ty.
He renled looker-on in the courtroom
until adjournment ensued in the even
ing, amen went home on the night train.
After tpapers in the case were made out
it was covered that the prisoner had dis
appeal and there was great commo-
ton IMP Marshal's Office. Subsequently
a'disph was received from Green Bay
statinhat Finerty had reported himself
at theunty Jail at that place for admis-
sion tDend the allotted fifteen days.
Thely Of Frederick SEVERN, who dis
appel from the store Of Gail & Frunck.
where was employed, April Z, was found
in th@er at Milwaukee a few afternoons
ago. Fcumstances connected with Sew
erin'$appearance led to the conclusion
that Committed suicide. Deceased was
over y years old.
A ID storm of wind, hail and rain
visitdilwaukee and the adjacent country
earlR other morning. In the city much
wind glass was broken by hail, and
manlildings were damaged by the wind.
Farrroperty suffered greatly. At st. |
Fran some of the Catholic seminary |
builds were unroofed, the damage there
AMONG to $1,000. The wind assumed |
somhracteristics of cyclone at Wau-
kesbnd its track was marked by de |
strun.
Election at Waukesha few days ago
upoie question of charging the city
Unbiased off quietly, but little interest
beilianifested in the result The whole
nun of votes cast was 344, of which 1927
WEIR annexation and seventeen against.
JBowen died few days ago at Wau-
wat Milwaukee County. In early times
he ped with Davy Crockett and other
pios, and penetrated the Black Hills
regin 1929.
Bnument which is to be erected on
tibet where the massacre of General
Cuand his command occurred is being
ca1iout of native granite at Montello,
Matte County.
Bailey's Harbor, Door County, the
otnorning Olive and Bertha Jackson,
ageven and twelve years, were burned
tolh by fire in their fathers residence.
wife of George o. Spear, the we'll
k1lumberman at Sturgeon Bay, Door
Cy, has been adjudged insane, and re-
mi to the Northern Hospital for the
If. Mrs. Spear has exhibited symp-
tbf alteration for a number of years
ia
Re prisoners broke jail at Lancaster,
GI County, the other afternoon. Their
n$ are: Henry Fritz, awaiting trial at
tRptember term of court for forgery;
$e Siegelmaier, held for burglary, and
JReizer, serving ninety-day sentence
fGceny. The delivery was effected by
tlng the bars of their cell with stick
Ord wood carried into the jail by
RI during the short absence of the jail
offs. Refer had been allowed the en-
tiard, and was thus able to contribute
serally to the escape of his fellow
jlrds. The men had not been capt
u
hstore of Grams Bros, at La Crosse,
vntered by burglars few nights ago,
carried off $40 in money.
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