The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-06

WHILE playing along the docks in
Milwaukee on the Goth, Frank Mora
wetz, aged 8 years, was accidentally
drowned.
THE Ryan brothers of Appleton are
about to establish a morning paper
the Crescent.
EDWARD II. BNTLIFF has retired
from the Darlington Republican, leav-
ing j. G. Monahan sole proprietor.
JAMES GoRhLY, charged with the
burglary of V. Blum's sample room,
at Eau Claire, was honorably dis
charged on examination of the case,
and is about to commence a suit
against Blum, claiming damages for
false Imprisonment.
III. n. GOUsTAR, a Chicago artist, is
at Madison, engaged in painting Gov.
Rusk's portrait for the capitol gal
lery.
On the evening of the goth, Henry
Water house, aged SO, a highly respect
ed retired gentleman of Madison, was
painting his house, when the ladder
resting on box, slipped and precipi-
tated him to the ground. His neck
was broken.
EAU CLAIRE has burglars.
AT Milwaukee on the 2Sth, Fannie
Gross, aged years, drank a quantity
of carbolic acid and died the same
night.
A FIRE in the dry goods establish
ment of F. HI. Kuderling lat Appleton,
destroyed about S4OO worth OF lace
goods, all fully covered by insurance.
THE hardware stock OF f. w. Fin
denkeller, OF Appleton, was sold by the
sheriff, on judgments in favor of the
Pr1tzlatf Hardware Company, of Mil
waukee. +. w. Findenkeler, Sr., was
the purchaser, paying 81 1886.
JOHN FIREMARK, a teamster, was
iolted from his wagon at La Crosse on
the 23d inst. He fell under the wheels
and had his skull crushed. He lived
but short time. Deceased was 40
years of age and leaves a wife and
three children.
CONSIDERABLE feeling prevails in
Sparta, as the result of a conflict be-
tween B. W. Perry, editor of the Dem
ocrat-Enterprise, and |. O. Newton,
proprietor ot the Sparta Paper Mills
The paper has been printed on q
press propelled by power furnished by
the paper mill firm, and mas been en-
gagged in publishing stinging personals
regarding the postmaster, mayor and
Others. A short time ago Newton re-
fused TO allow Mr.. Perry, to longer
use his facilities for this purpose, and
ordered the paper out of the mill. 1t
was accordingly removed with the ex-
ception of large cylinder press in
which each party claimed an interest.
Perry, editor Of thepaper, on the oath,
went to the mill for the purpose of re-
moving the press, but was met by
Mr.. Newton, who ordered him off the
premises. Newton attempted to put
Perry out, scutfle ensued and both
men fell from the second story landing
to the ground, a distance of fourteen
feet. Newton's hip was dislocated
and he received other severe injuries
Perry had is spine injured and is suf-
ferlng fl ON ether bruises. Heavy lit
lgation is expected.
THE Iowa County board has unani-
mOusly voted in favor of the erection
OF an insane asylum upon the county
farm, as recommended by the State
Board of Charities and Reform. Mem
bers of the board visited the proposed
site and We're well satisfied with it.
AT Hixon, Jackson County, the Rev.
j. j. Austin, a Methodist preacher of
SechlersviUe, the same county, while
riding from the depot, suddenly fell
backward into ther road and was taken
up lifeless. He leaves a wife and three
small children in straitened circum-
stances.
THE citizens committee and the
officers of the Southwestern Wisconsin
Veteran ASSOCIATION met at the court
house at Dodgeville, and decided to
hold a reunion June IT and 1S, in
stead of June "a and %, as at first
announced.
Mn wAUKEE has band of foot-pads
who range the suburbs and waylay
belated pedestrians.
AN infant daughter Of William Plas-
ter burned to death while playing
around burning brush, near her home,
in Shawano County.