The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-02-18
STATE NEWS.

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townsville, Dane County, was named
for him.
The conductor OF & freight from
Spooner on the night OF the 10th, re-
ports that the body of a boy about
l6, frozen stiff, was found in box car
OF his train near Rice Lake. TIE
body was left ct way station. The
boy IS supposed to he from Ashland,
name unknown. He had evidently
tried to steal a ride.
THE following companies fled arti.
cles OF association in the secretary of
states Office on the 10th: Smith &
Landeck Lumber Company, OF Nil,
waGkee; capital stock, $4,000; in
corpora ators, VIM. Smith, VIM. Len-
deck and Charles Beck. Mann Shoe
Company, OF Milwaukee; capital stock,
$4,000; inCorporatore, Isaac G.
Mann, f. Frank Beals and A. A. S
smith. Geo Il egler Company, of Mil
waukee: amending as to duties of Off
GERS. kosciusko Guard Association,
OF Milwaukee; fixing capital stock at
S25 600; and amending as to direct
ors, officers, etc.
THE Spring Valley Cheese Company,
OF Perry, Dane County, has been in
corporated.
HENRY NJ. HAYDEN, OF Eau Claire, is
in Washington in consultation with
Col. Villas. II isreported ne is seeking
a territorial judgeship.
For the second time this winter
spirit thermometers at Ashland
reached AZ below zero on the 9lh.
Many registered more than that.
PAUL GRoTTKAU began his term OF
sentepce at the Milwaukee house o.
correction on the 10th. An appeal
will shortly be issud TO all the sec
tions OF the Soc ahstic league OF this
country, calling for pledges and con-
tributions for the agitator's family
pending his incarceration.
a NEW feature il the Plankinton
House rea1ing room, for the accom-
modation OF guests, is g typewriter
outfit, complete. A short hand writer
Is kept constantly on hand, and it will
probably soon become quite ''fad"
for the young men OF Milwaukee to
step II and dict ate q hurried letter to
the operator IN answering business or
personal correspondence.
AT Prairie du Chen on the 9th, E.
Rindskopf, OF Milwaukee. was bound
over On charge OF embezzj ement,
preferred by s. 5aloorkeeper. The
complaint alleges that Rindskopf
agreed to take $40 in settlement of
bill Of $40, and that when he handed
Rirdekopf 800 bill to change, the
latter returned him but $50.
GERTRUDE, the .months-old 6augh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Kermott,
living on Monnt Vernon Avenue, Mil
waukee, was accidentally smotheyed
IN bed on the night OF the 8th.
SCRAP IRON BILL" is conducting
temperance crusade at Washburn.
HIS reform class already numbers
ixty.eight members.
W. S METCAI.F was run over and
seriously injured by q heavy laden log
ging sle'gb, at O. camp near Shell Lake.
His left leg had to be amputated.
TIE Rev. ]. P. Erich, OF La Crosse,
has been called to the presidency o.
the Norwegian Lutheran Theological
Seminary near Minneapolis.
LAST June, John Jacques notified
the MilWaukes police that a gold
watch, pair OF bracelets, and other
jswelry had been stolen from his house.
a married couple, who boarded at
the house, were suspected, and their
room Was searched but nothing was
found. However, Jacques compelled
the suspected persons to leave his
house. Recently he changed his place
OF residence, and while putting up the
bed, which had been in the boarders'
room. the miss 'pg iaEelry was found
hidden in he mattress.
IT is reported from Eau Claire that
scheme has been discovered there
Tor entrapprng young girls into dis
reputable dens that it is alleged exist
in northern parts OF the ctate.
Ii is said that the Indians on the
island opposite Desoto are suffering
serious lrroad by smallpox.
The following superintendents OF
departments OF the state fair have
been elected: Horae, John NJ. True, ct
Baraboo; speed, James G. Boyd, OF
Milwaukee; cattle, A. A. Arnold, OF
Galesville; sneep, c. NJ. Clark, Of
Whitewater; swine, f. c. Curtis, OF
Rocky Run; poultry, William Wilson,
OF Wausau; agriculture, field prod
ucts, Seth Fisher, Center, Rock
County; fruits and flowers, Ii.
c. Adams, OF Madison; machin-
cry, a. ". Vaughn, OF Lodi;
manufactures, II D. Hit, OF Oakfeld;
Ace arts, NJ. r. DoyoD, OF Madison;
gates, \. ID. F'ratt, OF Racine; forage,
Q. +. Fisher, of Wauwatose; marshal,
Geo. j. Sghoeffel, OF Milwaukee All
the =uperiutendents are re elected ex-
cept Fisher, o. Wauwetoea, in the
place OF Pilgrim, and Arnold, OF Gales
vile, in the place OF Johnson, re- igned.
The next state fair viii be held in Mil
Waukee.
JOHN NAZRo. a prominent merchant
OF Milwaukee, died at his home in that
city on the 9Th OF spinal disease, st
the age OF 50.
Two Sturgeon Bay men have open
ed a hot5l on the ice on Green Bay
midway between Sturgeon Bay and
Marinettp.
HUGH Z. MCPEAu, who was jailed
at Ashland for killing Peter Collins
during the riot at Highbridge, has
been liberated, having secured sureties
on bail bond OF 81 900.
THE governor hasre-appointed Emil
Watl5er, OF Milwaukee, : NJ. Hay. OF
Oshkosh, and John Phillips, OF Ste.
vens Point, mem beTs ofthe state board
OF normal school regents. The term
is three years. The re-eppointment
OF DR.. Solon MARKS, Of Milwaukee, as
a member o. the State Board OF
Health for the term OF seven years,
was also made.
AsHLAND's charter election will be
held on March 6. At the same time
the city will vote on e proposal 70
make a loan OF 500, 600 Tor school,
street and Sc ger purposes.
An attachment for so. 900 has
been placed on the property OF Rood
& Maxwell, the Washburn sawmill
owners, in favor OF the Third National
Bank, OF So. Paul.