The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-01-30
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
The following are the Milwaukee grain
quotations: Wheat-No. 2, 7SG7S1Sc. Corn
No. 2, 39684Oc. Oats-No. ,, 29629hc.
Rye-No. 1, 65tQ65&c. Barley-No. 9
Spring, 55Ca55He; No. 8, 4604Sc.
The ice for miles around the mouth Of
Sturgeon Bay, Door County, is dotted with
the shanties of fishermen and with the
evergreen bushes that mark the spots gill
nets are located. The fish appear to be
running inshore, very few being caught on
the outer reefs, and those who have been
working on these grounds have taken out
their nets and reset them closer to the land.
After much elaboration Wisconsin
jury recently decided that kisses are worth
one cent apiece when taken at wholesale
rates.
A novel chase after a deer occurred on
Green Bay recently. While Hans Hanson,
of Sturgeon Bay, Door County, was trans
ferring some nets, ETC., for fisherman on
the ice, he sighted deer about a mile
ahead of him and immediately started in
pursuit with his team. After an exciting
chase, lasting several hours, he succeeded
in|eapturing the game.
Kaukauna, Outagamie County, wants to
become city.
Peter McGeoch, of Milwaukee, the ex-
millionaire, is reported to have cleared
$3.50, 200 during the last two weeks by sue
cessful speculative ventures.
The large fiouring-mills of Schrauden-
back & Co., at Okauchee, Waukesha Coun7
ty, were burned the other night.
The President of the Wisconsin Fish
Commission advises all who may desire
brook trout fry Except for private ponds)
and California mountain or rainbow trout,
or wall-eyed pike, to apply at once to their
Representatives in the Legislature. APP
pications to President Dunning, and to
the superintendent of the hatcheries also,
will be honored.
A bloody row occurred near Appleton
few days ago between a party of whites
and number Of Oneida Indians. Pistols
and knives were used freely, and several
of the participants were seriously wounded.
The entire stock Of what was known as
the Minneapolis bazaar, in Eau Claire, was
sold in bulk the other day by the Sheriff
on execution of two judgments amounting
to Sc, 800 and an attachment of $4,000.
A tenement belonging t. Joseph HALTER
was destroyed by fire few mornings ago
at Eau Claire, involving total loss of
$780,
The tug Boss, of Two Rivers, Manitowoe
County, owned by Allie & Laford, and
which was left safely moored at her dock
the other evening, was missing the next
morning. She either broke loose or was
cast adrift. The wind being from the
northwest, she drifted out through the
piers into the lake. Several boats were
sent in search of her, but owing to the
strong wind and snow nothing was accom-
plished.
Henry Fischer, ST., prominent German
resident of Plymouth, Sheboygan County,
was found in his sons stable the other
morning mortally injured. He had fallen,
and a horse had stamped upon him, man
Cling his head and face terribly.
Recent reports from the woods were to
the effect that the recent snowfall had
given the logging. business heavy boom,
and operations in the camps were being
pushed forward rapidly.
A Milwaukee 81 st. Paul passenger train
bound west met with an accident about six
O'Clock the other morning near Mauston,
Juneau County. Mime. Janauscheck's car,
next to the rear, broke down and bumped
along the rails until a culvert was reached,
when it slowed from the track and de-
rallied the sleeper behind it, containing
twenty five people. No one was seriously
injured. Two other cars forward were
partly derailed. Nine. Janauscheck was
not hurt.
The old Davis paper warehouse in Beloit
is to be converted into hotel.
Kate Scott, of Colby, recently killed two
wildcats The clerk of Clark County dur.
ing the past>year paid bounties on sixty
five wildcats and three wolves. d,
A. G. Virgins, of Oxford, Marquette
County, aged ninety one, recently mar
ried young woman hailing from Evans
vile.
Five thousand acres of tobacco have
been marketed in GAINESVILLE.
The sixteen months old daughter of
Henry Jacobs, of Milwaukee, was scaldez
to death the other night by falling into a
tub of boiling water. The mother pulled
the child out Immediately, but not before
its injuries were such as to cause its death.
In the rail way bond cases against Wat
ertown Judge Bum, of the United States
Circuit Court, recently decided that the
statute of limitations bars all actions. The
decision affects 100000 of bonds, and
WATERFOWL testified its joy at the result
by firing cannon.
Marathon County has voted five hundred
dollars to the monument fund of the Grand
Army Post at Wausau, on condition that
the veterans shall raise an additional five
hundred dollars. The city Of Wausau has
also contributed two hundred dollars.
John Sparwok, one of the most prominent
farmers of Rock County, died at Emerald
Grove few days ago. He settled there
in 1910, and held commanding position
among the farmers of the county. His age
was seventy years.
c. "A. Coon, of the Marshfeld Wood
County, Times and Gazette, who was put
off a passenger train recently between
Centralia ard Rudolph, claims that at the
time he held pass for thousand miles
which had been paid for in advertising.
A tobacco factory is to be established in
Turtleville, Rock County.
The store of Carl Taylor, Treasurer of
the town of Chelsea, Taylor County, was
destroyed by fire few nights ago. After
the fire if was discovered that burgIars