The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-11-03
STATE NE W S.

IRIS announced that the Milwaukee
Exposition season was successful in a
financial way.
RUDOLPH WERNER, an inmate of the
Milwaukee house of correction, com
mtted suicide on the 3Oth bv stabbing
himself through the heart with pair
OF taior's shears. He was 80 years of
age, painter by trade, and leaves a
wife and several children.
A MILWAUKEE jury on the 30th re-
turned verdict Of s., 800 against Dr.
Jacob Mendel and in favor of Frederick
Metz, the amount being for damage sus-
tanned by the amputation of an arm Of
the latter as a result of alleged bad sur
gical treatme nj by the doctor
The Eau Claire Board of Trade has
ordered complaint to be entered
against the Chicago. Milwaukee < st,
Paul road for alleged discrimination in
favor of Chicago by G1 cents, Minpeapo-
lis cents and Saltwater ? cents on
freight to Missouri River points.
The Prinz q Rau Manufacturing
Company, OF Milwaukee, has filed arti-
cies ofasso iation, with capital of $40
tN0; purpose, to make mill machinery;
1ncorporators, Faustin Prinz, Henry c.
Ran and Aug. e. Baumg;ertner.
At special council meeting at Ash
land on the 10Th, contract for fire
alarm system to cost s., 800 was made.
IL. {. ROBINS attempted to crawl be-
tween two cars IN a train which OBJ
structed his passage on Reed Street.
Milwaukee. The train started up and
Mr.. Robbins had his right foot badly
crushed.
W. ". COLEMAN, proprietor of the
Herold, the leading German daily Of
Milwaukee, died in that city on the 26th.
aged IS years. Overwork was the cause
OF death, Mr.. Coleman being i'll only
few DAYS.
Work has really begun on Milwau-
KEGS much talked of cable street rail
way.
The Milwaukee police department
muddle has been settled BY the appoint
ment Of John I. Jansen to the office of
chief, made vacant by the suspension of
Florian j. Ries.
Miss ANNA Villas, Of Madison, has
been appointed recording clerk in the
office OF secretary OF state. She sue
ceeds her mother, Mrs. Fannie NJ
Villas, who was married to L. l.. Hacker.
OF tine Executive department, and re-
signed her state position.
THE 9-months-old son of Ole G. Han
son OF Eau Claire, burned to death. Ii
appears that while alone the baby
pulled the table cover towards itself,
and upset the lamp which fell from the
table to the floor under the chair in
which the child sat-
NEW post-office has been established
at NiXcomer, Eau Claire County, with
Andrew Nix as postmaster. Samuel s.
klddtr has been appointed post master
at lie erye, Sawyer County, vice W B.
Murdork fe~igned
MYaTERIoUs affair is renorted from
La ,rosse. While W tt. Me- rill's chill
dfen we're paving in the dining-room.
trap door leading to the cellar opened
and 4 nun stuck a pistol through and
fred. & II GlHord heard the children's
orr a q proceeded to The house to in
vestr-atr. lie found where pistol ball
had entered the wall and further search
showed that Mr.. Merrills revolver was
missing.
lHE fourteenth annual meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Associations of
Wisconsin will be held at Eau Claire,
commencing on Wednesday, November
II, and continuing over the following
Sunday. Among the prominent work
ers expected to take part in the pro-
ceedings are: The Rev. b. F. RAY
mond, y. D., president of Law
renee University Appleton; l.. ". Mess
ass,oitin" Pahe - W. - tne n,oaso
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