The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-02-13
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

z
Spring, 53c; Ne 3, soc.
GAINESVILLE has decided to adopt the cleo
trio light system.
Louis Kloepfel, an Appleton boy, fell
under a sleigh recently and his legs were
so badly lacerated that both were ampu-
tated.
In the International Apple Exhibit at
New Orleans Wisconsin took twenty six
of the seventy mine premiums, her CO n
petitors being the Canadas, New England,
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and &e-
braska. The Wisconsin men received six
silver medals and $40 on their fine show
of two hundred varieties.
The recent heavy snow falls in the north
woods interfere with logging operations.
Joe Marco, the young man who killed
Joseph Enos and wife, near La Crosse,
several years ago, was convicted, SEN
fenced and pardoned and afterward rear
rested, died in Jail in Caledonia, Houston
County, Mimi, few days ago.
One of Burr Robbins fancy dromedaries,
a rare and valuable species of the Arabian
camel, died recently at Evansville.
Carroll College, few miles from Wau-
kesha, one of the oldest educational insti-
tutions' in the State was burned the other
morning about 1880 O'Clock. The school
was in session at the time, but through the
good management of the teachers all the
students were removed quietly. Most Of
the books were saved, butthe building was
anti Ky dos i,
was sectarian school, endowed by the
Presbyterian denomination. Prof. Ran
kin was the principal.
The reorganized Chippewa Valley Bank
has capital of $4,000. H. C. Putnam is
President; George 7. Thompson, cashier,
and E. B. Putnam assistant cashier.
Governor and Mrs. Rusk gave their frs.
public reception the other evening. All
the receptions given by the Governor are
entirely public, without any invitations or
cards to any one, and all who go are mos.
cordially received.
A dwelling occupied by julius Bauer, al
Green Bay, was destroyed by fire theotheI
night. Loss on building, 81, POO; insurance,
$500.
1t is estimated that $1,000 deer carcasses
nave been shipped out of the State during
the past season.
Four members of the family of Julius
Stetson, Of Marquette, Green Lake COUNTY
his wife and three children-were buriet
in one day recently. All were victims o
diphtheria.
Counterfeit fifty dollar silver certificates
were passed in Appleton, Outagamie
County, recently.
Railroad wreckers attempted to ditch
st. Paul train at Bridgeport, Crawford
County, few days ago, but their object
was frustrated by the watchfulness of g
section hand. A number of splice bolts
had been knocked off with an axe. Re-
Gently a shot was fred at a passing train
at.the same place, the ball passing into the
cab and lodging on engine No. 1856.
Preparations are in progress by Ith
owners of the several silver mines in tn
vicinity of Eau Claire to make extensive
developments as soon as a moderation of
the weather will allow.
The State Board of Health met at Madi-
son few evenings ago and decided to
as contingent fund, to be expended by
the board, subject to the Governors APP
proval, in case of an outbreak of cholera.
1t was also decided to ask the Legislature
to publish 5000 copies of the report of the
board and provide for their general dstri-
button S. Marks, of Milwaukee, and j. l..
Reeve, of Appleton, were reelected Pres.
ident and Secretary respectively.
A Judge, Sheriff, eighteen jurymen, two
lawyers and fifteen witnesses spent four
days at Wausau, Marathon County, re-
Gently in settling school-boy quarrel.
T. D. Kanouse, who for dozen or more
years was at the head of the Good Tenn
plars in Wisconsin, is now at the head Of
the Order in Dakota.
AS at Philadelphia in 1876, Wisconsin is
now occupying a proud position at New
Orleans. AS dairy State, it clearly has
Bo equal. 1t has taken the sweep stakes
prize on cheese, and most of the first pre-
miums on that article It's butter is equal
to the best. Its horticultural display is
excellent; it's tobacco stands high; ard,
all in all, the people of the State have rea-
son to be proud Of Wisconsin at the great
Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
Wolves have been eating up the hogs il
Hancock County.
The Law ard Order League of Madison
recently prosecuted half a dozen persons,
and they were found guilty of selling
liquor on Sunday Some saloonists had
been fined five or six times. The Law and
Order League have a spy employed.
A movement is on foot to incorporate
Ledyard and Kaukauna, in Outagamis
County, under one charter.
A beautiful white deer, shot recently
near Marinette, has been mounted and
placed in the Milwaukee Public Museum.
Fred Beilka, of Appleton, attempted to
kill his wife and son the other day while
in drunken passion. He choked his wife
upmercifully, land cut his son Charles badly
with an axe. He was arrested and is nov
serving six months.
. The American Hotel at Princeton
Green Lake County, was burned the othe'
morning, many guests losing their cloth
ing and valuables.
At the recent session in Madison of the
dOfUlculDufdl COcteUy che IOilOWluS OIL
GERS were elected: President, J. NJ. Smith,
Green Bay; Woe President, B. F. Adaps,
Madison; Secretary, William Trelease,
Madison; Corresponding Secretary B. S.
Hoxie, Evansville; Treasurer, Matthew
Anderson, Pine Bluff; Superintendent of
Display B. F. Adams, Madison.
Carver, the fancy shot champion of the
world, used to live in Monroe, Green Couu-
ty. His father was a physician and dent
list in that place.
Justin Weigel, a farmer of Stettin Mar
athon County, was killed the other after
noon by a switch engine of the Lake Shore
Railway frightening his team, which ran
away, throwing him against a telephone
pole and killing him instantly.
John Kelly, an old and respected citi-
zen of Outagamie County, dropped dead
while sitting at table reading few days
ago.
Joseph Perrier, of the town of Pittsville,
Wood County, was instantly killed recent
ly by falling tree.
Michael and Joseph Garschack have
baan bound over To the C,irpuit C,ourt for