The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-14
WISCONSIN NOTES

| 4 ~WEDk. ADDsS iSLit. - lttiEhAltN II
| was recently run over and killed tY the
| cars, at l'aoli Station, on the Chlcas8
| Madison & Northern Railroad.
| THE Rev capt Clark, of he salvation
| ARMY. was arrested al Hudson on 8
charge OF abducting Miss Bellings, o
| Winona. MINI. Tile couple were found
| in house of ili-repuie. The case sa'
dismissed, Clark showing that I've Lao
| preyiouslr married the girl.
TIE residence of James Wall. fUl
miles south Of Alma, was destroyed 10y
an incendiarv fire. A sum ~ money
| was stolen from the house during the
| progress or the fire.
THE Association for the Advance
ment of Milwaukee" has been incor
porated.
THE sheriff of bayfield, County sold fol
Rood 4 Maxwell their interest in the
| oil mill at BAYFIELD, not covered in the
| attachment The Thompson 4 WalkuE
| Com panv. Of Chicago. we're the purchas
ers, and it was knocked down to then
at 5000 Four million feet gf lU-s
| owned by Thompson ( Walkup have
| been replevined By :. G. Cook x Co
| the latter firm claiming that il holds &
| bill Of sale for them. This act viii draw
on renewed and probably prolonged Int
| igation unless Il Is settled.
TIE state board of charities and re
forms favor the erection Of a new jail at
| Madison. They report that the old one
| Is an outrage on decency.
TIE Young man who lost both of his
arms bs the bursting Of a saw on Scotch
| Prairie. La Crosse County. was Attic
| Lincoln. Of the town of Holland, in that
county.
THE Mississippi River is now open up
| to La Crosse.
THE carpenters and joiners of l.
| Crosse have formed union.
TIE Republican state convention will
| be held at Madison on the 9Th Of June
TIE new Layton Art Gallery, at Nil.
waukee, was formally ope lrd TO the
public on the 9Th inst.
EDw4RD Lynch, d coacf1Ian for DR.
| Carlson, was found dead IN bed OH the
morning Of the 4th, having been asphyX-
| lated by escaping gas from coal stove
| during the night. he had "a room in DR.
| Carlson's barn at pa Twentieth Street
| Milwaukee, through whi h passed 8
| leaky stove pipe, and had neglected tC
| repair it.
NEARLY every fence, dead wall snd
| storg=frunt in Ashland is covered with
| posters containing the following: mil
| waukee non-union beer contains more
water and chemical substances than
malt or hops Take care for vout
| health" All the big Milwaukee brew
| ers have warehouses and AGENTS there
| and supply the region with about all the
| beer that Is drank. The agents are en-
| deavUring to find out who is at the bot
| tom OF the affair. X is presumed that
the boycott is the outgrowth of the
| trouble between the brewers aud
| Knights of Lab II employees.
IT is reported tn / the Indians OF
| government | nds near TrempealeaU
are be-. ming dangerous. Four of then
| recently visited Winona, became Intox
1 icated assaulted a white woman anC
| threatened the lives Of several persons
| They are under arrest and the authori-
ties are in quest of the parties who sold
them liquor.
The municipal election in Milwaukee
| on the Sd resulted in the election Of tie
| Citizens city ticket proper and twelv.
| ont of twenty aldermen. The heogt
| election law in it's practical operation j.
| pronounced an unqual fed success.
THE Ashland Iron 4 Steel Company
| furnace the largest charcoal furnace II
| the world, was blown in on the Sd. The
/ capacity is ninety tons of pig a day
| Ore from the GogebIc mines Is being
| used.
| HENRY KANIrz, a lahorer employed
| in the Northwestern Fuel Comp any.
| ward at the foot Of Eighteenth Street
Milwaukee, YVES buried beneath a fail
| ing nile of coal on the 2d, and was Sc
| vere'y injured.
THE Second Wisconsin Cavalry hold {
| reunion at Ii Crosse in June.
| Ia Crosse Is supplying Winona with
mill wood. Over 900 cords were
| shipped to one firm.
THE Rev. J. Parmenter, Of Wabash
Ind, has accepted the pastorate Of the
First Baptist Church Of Thorp.
| ]. B. CossAc, Of kilbourn City, wa
| seriously injured by runaway at Ear
| Claire. He was thrown out against a
/ brick wall
MORRIS DAGNoy was killed by a tfair
| near Lynxyille. II is supposed that he
was intoxicated 70 such an extent thai
| he fell asleep upon the track.
| J. B. CCsACK was bound over for tria
at Eau Claire on complaint that he haC
| obtained contracts under false pretens
| for state maps that he is selling. He
| got the SIGNATURES Of nfteen farmers who
/ supposed they were merely signing 6
| recommendation. He has been doing
Northwestern Wisconsin in the game
manner.
A CITY base ball association has been
| organized at La Crosse. The Brown:
and the Fruit House club have joined
in leasing the base ball park and vii
not Only play a series Of games, but ex'
/ pect to secure an occasional date from
some Of the Western League clubs a
| they 60 back and forth through the city
| on their visits to st. Paul.
| Is the case of Louis Arnold against
| the city of Eau Claire for damages
| claimed to be sustained through injury
| cau-ed by ade ective sidewalk, the jury
| returned q verdict Of no cause for
| action"
| WHILE a horse was drawing a Wagon
| loaded with lumber. at Madison. botl
| hind feet Of the animal were caught il
| the mud and held so tightly that IN at
| tempting to extricate them II uniointed
| the feet from the leg at the fetIock JOINT