The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-02
STATE NE US.

j. RENDEN, luSt released rom state
prison at Waupun, for a burglary
committed at Platteville, has been ar
rested and is now in jail at Lancaster,
| charged with a similar crime.
Frederick SELL, OF Milwaukee,
for many years in the employ of the
| city as lamplighter committed suicide
| at his home on the morning of the
23d by cutting his throat. He was
very poor, and it is thought his mind
was unbalanced. He leaves a wife
and four children.
JOHN WELSH, OF Darlington, was
killed by the cars at Rockford, H.,
while on his way to Chicago with car
of live stock.
JOHN FARGERLY had haud torn off
by a belt in a mill at Porterville, near
Eau Claire.
Miss RACHEL MCCUNE, OF West Sa-
lem, La Crosse County, died suddenly
OF heart disease.
THE house of Matthew Rodgers, at
Dodgeville, was entered by burglars
| and $50 in cash stolen.
FRED. RING, of La Crosse, has
brought suit against aroller-rink COM
pany for injury to his health through
noise and damage to his property by
the propinquity of the rink. Ring
wants s., 900.
WISCONSIN has twenty-six daily
newspapers.
Two railroads, the Superior, Hay
ward & Southern, and the Grand
Rapids, Centralia & Marshteld, filed
articles Of association at Madison on
the 21st.
Gospel Church. Milwaukee, has re-
signed, owing to i'll health.
TWENTY thousand additional brook
trout from the Wisconsin State Fish
Commission have been put into the
streams in Lafayette County.
CHARLES HANSON, groceries and pro-
visions at Eau Claire, has been closed
out on a chattel mortgage. Several
Chicago firms have small claims.
c. B. CLARK purchased the large in
terest of Col. Stowell in the Atlas Pa
per Mills at Appleton. This is the
| largest transfer of property made In
Appleton for years. Terms private.
MICHAEL BRAzINsKI, a hod-carrier,
! fell backward from the roof Of a two
story building at La Crosse, on the
21st, lighting on the back of his head
and shoulders. He was able to get
up and walk across the street, and
unless there are internal injuries, Will
soon be out.
! S. RINDLAUB, of Gettysburg, Pa, faith
er of NJ p Rindlaub, editor and pro-
prietor of the PlatteviIle Wis Wit
| ness, died on thd l Sth inst. at the latter
place, where he had been visiting.
THE Eau Claire Free Press says: IAN
assay Just made by a local mineral
ogist OF two kinds of the rock found in
| Otter Greek, near the Eau Claire wool
en- mills, revealed proportional yield
of silver of 500 to the ton. An assay
OF thin layer of rock by the same
party showed a proportion of S40O
! to the ton. The latter Is certainly a
| heavy result even for the small amount
of rock assayed, but is vouched for as
correct, though of course 1t is not
claimed that many tons can be ac-
cumulated making this very large
yield"
AT Eau Claire on the goth, the Jury
in the case of Herman Erase and Her
man StabenO, charged with the muir
der OF Patrick O'Meara at Fall Creek,
on the 7th of last July, after an
| hours deliberatiOn brought in a YER
dict of murder, in the second degree
against Erase and manslaughter in
the first degree against Stabeno. The
evidence showed that O'Meara came
to his death from blows inflicted on
his head from a billiard cue by the
| prisoners. Sentence was deferred.