Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17
WISCONSIN, NEWS.

The ciScos are now in season Mt Lake
Geneva,
large hotel is to be erected upon the
site of the old Washington house at West
Bend.
The Rev II. A. Van Grichmeyer was
formally installed as pastor of the Ger
man Presby terrain church at Mauston.
Milwaukee now has twenty-five add
tional policemen who will be pu, ON night
duty.
The Madison policemen have blossom
ed out in a regulation Chicago police uni
form
The graduating class of the Neenah
High school is composed entirely of
young ladies.
Mrs Fred Witt who lives two miles
north of Fort Atkinson, suicided by tax
ing Paris green.
About one mile of sewers will be laid at
Eau Claire this season.
The enrolment in the public schools
of GAINESVILLE for the spring term was l.,
230.
The city of Prairie du Chen has voted
TO organize under the free high school
law.
John Daily, of Waukesha, has been
convicted in the circuit court of Illegal
voting.
Prairie du CHEN is said TO be tho best
show town of its size in the Mississippi
River valley.
II is said that unless there is rain soon
the upper Wolf river log drive will be
hung up.
state Superintendent Graham says
that il is not Illegal to hold annual school
meetings ON legal holidays
The town of New London now has telo-
phonie communication with the Green
Bay office
There are eight divorce cases and
eight criminal cases ON the calendar of
Manitowoc county circuit court.
Reports received at Madison are to the
effect that at the beginning of the month
of May there were $50 patients in the
northern hospital and 53l in the state
hospital at Modison.
The Valley Iron Mining company of
Milwaukee filed articles of association
with the secretary of state Tuesday. Capt.
tai stock S3,000000 ipcorporators, J. +.
/ Burton, T.. Il. Tarbell and ia. Kennedy.
/ Governor Rusl has appointed VIM. Pitt
/ Bartlett, of Eau Claire, To- fin ont the un-
/ expired term of Senator John g. Spoonor
ms regent of the state university, which
closes the FIRST Monday in February
( 1887
Attic Tuckwood, of GAINESVILLE, II years
of age. died of injuries received by being
thrown OF his pony
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at Lake Geneva while insane from lin 49,
He left "a wife and two children
AZ the examination for the cadetship in
the seventh congressional district, held
at Sparta, VIM. II. Peterson, Norwegian
/ OF La Crosse, was the successful appl-
cunt
The Berlin journal says the drouth in
/ that vicinity is not over by any means.
! The two showers experienced the past
week have amounted 70 but little in the
way of wetting the ground, and the sur
rounding country Is suffering very badly
from the effects of long continued dry
weather.
The body of man supposed TO be
Fred Anderson, of Marinette was found
floating in the MenOminie river at Marin
cite. II is thought that the body hnd
been in the water since last spring, at
which time it is supposed the man tried
to cross the river on the ice but fell
through.
Ole Ole-on, of Oshkosh was crushed TO
death by pile driver while at work on
the Central railway dock extension at
/ Ashland.
"Old Fort Crawford" is no lougera
feature of Prairie du Chen. II has been
torn down and the stone used for a build.
/ ing ON the grounds of 81. Mary insti
tutc.
The teachers examination for state
certificates for 1886, will be held at Madi-
son, beginning June 30, at nine o'clock
n. M, and will continue in session four
days. The board viii consist of Profess
or Albert Hardy, of La Crosse; President
George $. Albee, of Oshkosh and Pro
fessor j. w Stearns, of Madison.
The supreme lodge knights of Pythias
will meet in biennial session az Toronto
July 10, the first convention outside of
the United States. The two delegates
from the grand jurisdiction of Wisconsin
are John A.. Hinscy of Milwaukee and
}. NJ, Morrow OF Sparta, beside whom
there will be n general de'"2 ton of
about 100 from this stntc.
Within the past three months the Young
brothers of Louisville, in Dnnn county,
have Captur d twenty-five wolves, seven
wildcats, ana one lynx q short distance
from the Chippewa bottoms On presen
tatiou of the scalps 90 the county clerk
they received Sl3i bounty The state
bounty IL as much more. which allows
them the snug sum of SECS, not including
the value of the skins
Hayward News A tract Of pine land
estimated TO have upon 1t about b00oo00o
feet located ON the Wisconsin river, was
sold few months since for $4,000. The
purchaser has now been offered 100000
for the same tract, which offer ha, been
refused. The labor trouble may have the
effect to depress the lumber business for
/ few months, but that pine is bound to
+ go still higher is just as sure as that the
sun will continne TO rise and set.
Frank Brewer. formerly register of
deed for Dodge county was found dead
in the wood-hed at his brothers residence
] IN Fox Luke, having shot 3imself through