Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1885-07-11
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| ssAuJuJanC General Charles III. Chapman,
has issued general orders to the effect that
the encampments of the Wisconsin Nation
al Guard for the current year will be as fol-
lows: First regiment at Waukesha, Aug.
"a to 20, inclusive; Second regiment, Ap-
pleton, Aug. to s inclusive; Third regi-
ment, Chippewa Falls, Sept z to 10, in
clusively; Fourth battalion, time and
place to be announced hereafter; Light
Horse squadron, Oconomowoc, Aug. IA to
y, inclusive !; First battery, time and place
to be announced hereafter.
Monday evening Jailer Clark was over.
powered by three horse thieves in Jail at
Bismark, D. T. who attempted to lock him
in cell and then make their escape
Clark pulled a revolver and shot one,
Osborne, through the neck, the bullet
lodging in one of his lungs. The others
then threw up their hands 1T is thought
Osborne will live
b. Erickson aged thirteen, A. Laudkins,
aged thirteen and M Rhodes aged ten,
while on their way from Meriden to attend
the Fourth Of July celebration at Owatonna,
went In bathing in mill pond and were
drowned. One boy got beyond his depth
and the other two went to his rescue and all
persisted.
At Viola, in Richmond county, Wisconsin
three young men, Elsea Stambaugh, aged
Is, McAurkand, aged IS, and Henry Fischer,
aged II, were drowned while bathing in
Kickapoo river. McAurkand saved one of
his comrades from drowning, and while in
"a a nj Of 1c
drowned. Two of the bodies were re-
covered
The Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad has
had coal shed extending across Main
Street in Aberdeen d. T. which the authori-
ties ordered torn down. Upon the company
refusing the citizens removed it. The rail
road company sent in between three and
four hundred men and rebuilt the shed.
Gen. A G. Parkinson, recently appointed
revenue collector of the second district of
Wisconsin, has appointed assistants as
follows: Chief deputy, J. D. Clark, Madi-
son; assistan t deputies, Thomas Kennedy,
Dodgeville, John Hedhedgen, Watertown;
gauger, C. H jacob, WATERFOWL.
Hiram Cham berlain shot his sister-in-law
at Mankato on the Sd and then attempted
has own life. She was a widow and Cham
berlain wanted to marry her, but finding
her on the street with another man he shot
her. She will probably die, while he will
probably live, but will be blind
DE-. Brawley, a prominent citizen and
formerly postmaster at St Vincent, Mimi,
attempted suicide by shooting himself in
the head. He had written his son in St..
Paul for money and not receiving it shot
himself. His injuries were fatal though he
may live some days.
Peshtigo, Wisconsin, has had an other fire,
which as usual, when Peshtigo has a fire,
was large one. The fire started in the
Duket house and destroyed twenty four
buildings before it was suppressed. Loss
$75, 900.
The body of an old German was found
hanging to a tree near LIE Sueur Center, LIE
Sueur county, Minnesota. He had been
dead several days and it is uncertain
whether he committed suicide or was muir
dered
A desperado- named William Streeter,
living on the line of the Duluth & Iron
Range road in ST. Louis Co., Mimi, shot
and killed Swan Allen, railroad man
and then took to the woods.
The grand jury has failed to indict John
G. Bergquist of Moorhead, Mimi, who was
arrested on the charge of attempting to
burn one of the prominent business blocks
in that city which he owns.
st. Paul business men gave Dennis Ryan
$500, for building big hotel in that city
and on the evening Of the End Mr. Ryan
gave the subscribers gorgeous banquet
in the completed structure.
W. G. Cook and wife, living near
Chamberlain, D. T., were killed by
lightning on the evening of the 4th Mr..
Cook was in bed and his wife was in the
act of retiring.
John Wagner, a ST. Paul saloon keeper
fatally shot Frank Peters on the evening of
the Fourth. Peters and a crowd of hood
lums were raiding Wagner's saloon with
fire works
Arcadia, Wis. was the scene of a murder
and suicide on Monday Fred Rekugler
wanted Mis- Annie Larch to marry him
and as she refused, he killed her and himself
also.
The Patriarchal Circle, a secret organ
ization composed Of Oddd Fellows has been
holding it's annual session at st. Paul.
There were 1000 Patriarchs in attendance
Mabel Wells of Huntley, Mimi, II years
OF age, was drowned in Budd lake, one mile
south of Fairmont at about O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon while out boat riding.
J. a. Hiland, formerly general freigh
agent Of the ST. Paul & Omaha road has &C
cepted the position of general agent of the
Minneapolis Millers Association.
Judge Lochren has granted a temporary
injunction restraining the Northern Pacific
road from crossing the grounds of the Min
nesota State University.
A cyclone visited Wright Co. Mimi, on
the Sth and did a good deal of damage
about five miles from Monticello. There
| were no fatalities.
The Minnesota railroad commissioners
have been holding a meeting with the
farmers at Moorehead, Mimi All of them
made speeches
Ex-Gov. st. John of Kansas, is making
prohibitions speeches at Wisconsin. AT
Eau Claire he held a largely attended open
air meeting.