The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-02-20
WISCONSfN STATE NEWS.

CARL BLAZISA, the chimney sweep
who fell from a building on Mineral
Street, Milwaukee, breaking both legs
and sustaining serious internal iniu-
rles, died at his home on the 11th.
He was 81 years OF age. \ fellow
workman and eyewitness OF the ac-
cident, informed the coroner that
Blazlna was intoxicated at the time,
and the wife of the deceased stated
that he was seldom sober.
THE Eau Claire Merchants Club has
dissolved its organization.
THE people of Forest County, the
new county set off from Langlade
County, are about to sue the officials
OF the .atrer for a half interest in all
that they held in common before the
division was made. They hold that
their share in the public buildings at
Antigo and in the delinquent taxes is
well worth $4,000.
\ 5-yEAR-oLD son Of John Bell, of
Eau Claire, was badly scalded by fall
ing into a pail OF hot water, a few days
since.
c. N. FAIRCHILD, a brother OF H. O..
Fairchild, has purchased the Narinette
North Star.
JOHN CRAIG, a leading farmer in the
town OF Seymour. Eau Claire County,
may suffer &mputation OF his feet
having frozen them while driving to
Eau Claire with load OF produce.
THE annual meeting OF the Wiscon-
sin Horse Breeders Association viii be
held in Milwaukee this year. Thed date
has not been fixed.
THE kissinger Mining Company, OF
Milwaukee, has filed articles OF incor-
poration. The capital stock Is $780,
600, and the incorporators are J. p.
Kissinger, August f. Mueller and
Christian FerneSes.
SEVERAL mysterious explosions in
one OF the streets Of Lancaster caused
considerable CONSERVATION until Mr.
Gibbs explained that he had thrown a
number OF cartridges ont upon the
roadway TO be rid of them. One of
the missiles, discharged by a heavy
sleigh, shattered a large plate OF glass
in Mr. Gibbs establishment.
MINER TYLER, OF Prairie du CHEN,
swallowed 81 tablespoonful of lauda-
mum on a wager for so. When his
friends arrived with a doctor, to
pump him out" they found him saw
ing wood On urging him to
submit 10 the pumping process he re-
piled, I'm doing that myself and
sawed away for three hOurs-in the
meantime perspiring freely; he then
went home, slept four hours, got up
and went about his work the next day
f1p|Tv1g inst = we'll 2 = aver
MARINETTE has organized a militia
company. The officers are: Captain,
4. N. Fairchild; first lieutenant,
Charles Thomas; second lieutenant,
Wallace P. Green.
HENRY WEINRICH fell from an upper
story Of Schlitz's ice-house, at Mil
waukee, on the 8th, and broke his
right leg. He Is a labOrer.
IT Is reported from Eau Claire that
the Ioggsrs in the Chippewa valley are
now very satisfaCtOrilyS situated The
roads are well iced, the forces large,
and the methods so admirable that
corresponding results may be antlCi-
pated.
PROBABLE loss OF speech will be the
result OF injuries received by Ernst
KIeinschmidJ, Milwaukee, in a quarrel
at an early hourOn themorning OF the
Sth. kIeinschmidt attended a party
on Bismarck Avenue Heleft thep place
in company with Albert Holz, who,
during the evening had had a quarrel
with one Nnhring, OF Bay View Out
side the building the latter met them.
drew a knife and slashed into Klein
schmidt's mouth, severing the tongue.
KleinschmidC cannot talk and will
probably never recover his speech.