The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-04-30
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

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Charles KrVeger was killed few after
moons ago while hunting ducks III Spring
brook, near GAINESVILLE He had stepped
out of the boat, and while pulling the gun
cut after him the weapon was discharged,
blowing his head almost entirely off, He
leaves a wife and two children.
David Barnes, while fishing recently at
Eau Claire caught muskallonge weighing
about twenty pounds. While he was hoist
ing 1t up the fish ierked loose, and its teeth
cut cash two inches long and touching
the bone across the back of the fisher
man's hand
A Waterman and policeman fred sew
eral shots atJoan B, Murphy foreman of
the St Paul yards, at Milwaukee the other
night, installing him for burglar. One
bullet lodged in d note book in Mr.. Muir
phys breast-pocket, and another found a
resting place on the buckle of one of his
suspenderS.
A woman supposed TO be Mrs. Hagen
stein, of Cooperstown, Manitowoc County,
was struck by a Wisconsin Central train
in Milwaukee the othernight and instantly
killed.
Rev l. T. Koehler OF the German Evan
gelical Church at WATERFOWL, has fed to
Canada He borrowed five hundred dol
lars from various persons appropriated his
confirmation class fees, and the proceeds of
five hundred class tickets, and had also
procured clothing, jewelry and fine gold
watch on credit.
A ffteen.year-old boy, Julius Gueurich,
Of Milwaukee. fell out of boat tho other
afternoon and was drowned. His body was
recovered by the life-saving crew.
A Milwaukee firm recently turned out a
bedsteal twenty -four feet wide, with nine
compartments for the children of the fam
lily.
The father of the four boy babies, resid-
ing near Eau Claire is an old soldier and
proposes, it is said, to call them Lincoln,
Grant, Garfield and Hancock. The infants
are in blooming health and attracting
great attention.
Berthier M. Jackson, formerly justice
of the peace at Eau Claire, died recently ia
the insane asylum
Mrs Ella S. Brewer who died in Milwau-
kee recently from an overdose of chloro-
form, cost the town of Forestville, Door
County, about $1,000. She became sick
while teaching school there and had to be
cared for by the town authorities.
| EARLY the other morning a mass of logs
| and ice broke loose at White Rapids, Mari
nette County, started tie jam at Twin ISL
ands, and went tearing down, leveling
trees and every thing in its path. The
| boom at the third dam above town was
broken, but the bulk of the jam was stopped
| by the island at the second dam, about
| five million feet escaping and being caught
| in the storage pockets above the first dam.
| The break in the boom was soon repaired.
The remains of murdered infant were
found in box in a Milwaukee cemetery q
| few days ago.
The Richland Republican says; IA gen.
Ileman whois we'll known in this county has
just returned from Ohio, bringing with him
/ So, 700, all in gold coin, which his wife
placed in a glass jar and buried in garden
i'll 1864; when the rebel guerilla Morgan
was making his famous raid through that
State. The money, of course, has not lain
in it's hiding place all this length of time,
but if has been kept by the family even
since, and on his recent visit to Ohio the
| El,a i,
the same jar in which his wife placed il
twenty-five years ago"
Yardmaster Hanley saved a two-year- old
girl from being killed by the cars at Nee
nah few days ago.
The office of the deputy collector viii be
moved from Superior City to Corners
| Poin5, about three miles from the former
place, and it Is stuffed the change will be
| advantageous to vessel-mer
The store at Horns Pier, Door County
and tie adjoining warehouse were de
stroyed by fire the other night with nearly
all their contents, including the records o.
the town of Clay Bangs the post-oilice aut
telegraph fixtures etc. The fire broke OF
at midnight and was supposed 80 have
originated from the chimney The loss wal
estimated at 5000.
A grizzly bear was recently shipped
from Berlin, Green Lake County.
The building occupied by Joseph Schmid
ling as a saloon in Hillsboro, Vernon
County, was totally destroyed by fire
with its contents the other morning. Loss
$1,000; partially covered by insurance.
Survivors of the First Wisconsin Cavalry
to the number of nearly two hundred, me
in reunion at Milwaukee few days ago.
Dr. Lyman's residence at Wilson, st
Croix County, was burgIarized recently
aud $50 and valuable gold watch anc
chain secured.
Howard Van Wyck, young lawyer o
Milwaukee, recently left that city afte
embezzIing and >squandering $4,000 be
longing to a relative, who had intrusted i
TO Van Wyck for investment
Charles Williams, the Sparta (Monrot
County, horse-thief, was captured a few
days ago at De Soto. Three horses wer'
recovered Williams had run away will
livery team.
The residents of Chetek, Barron County
were so entbusiastic over Mrs. Lars Grin
dahl'g quadrupfet of boy babies that they
voted her OLA hundred dollars out of the
town treasury.
A meeting Of the Millers' National Asso
citation is called for May II and 10 at Mil
waukee.
The dwellings of Nautilus Reganfuss
three miles south of Marshfeld. Woo
County, were completely destroyed by fir
the other night, together with all their con
tents, consisting Of household goods, grain
and hay. Loss, 1880; insurance, $500.
Fl. B. Anderson, an Eastern travelling
salesman, well known throughout tn
West, fell dead in the street in 0conomo
/ voc the other morning.
Willie Jones, boy twelve years OF age
/ living on Eleventh avenue, had his foo
torn off in Grand avenue bridge at Milwau
kee few days ago
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis {
Omaha Railroad Company has sold to tn
list. Croix Lumber Company and Johl
! Glover, of Hudson, 2, Us, 8ss acres of stand
, ing pine in Washburne County on privat