The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-12-19
VISIONS SIN.

L ne AuStfanan Young system was CeSIeQ
at Whitewater in special election for an
alderman and worked satisfactorily.
By the death of IN aunt in Germany, DR..
Rhem. OF Weyauwega, is one of six to share
an estate valued at 100000.
Ed. Bartlett Racine County farmer re.
covered thirty-fOCr sheep stolen from him
some time ago.
W. H. Pugh's coal yards Ht Racine we're
fired by electric light wires, Several persons
were badly shaken up by the current.
George Mcintyre, the Beloit clerk accueed
of incorporation of his EN- ployer money,
was sent to Jail for term of six months.
The Ingrams, If Eau Claire, wealthy lum-
bermen, have bought out the Hudson Lum-
Der Company's plant for $4,000.
The will of J. H. Palmetier, who died re-
Gently at Racine, has been admitted to pro-
bate. Heleft an estate Of $50 900, which is
willed to his wife, Eliza.
samuel Hood an old citizen of Racine. re-
ceived word from Pennsylvania that an
uncle, Mr.. Krause had died. leaving him an
estate valued at $4,000.
NJ. J. Reagan was awarded 5000 damages
for injuries received by his son while playing
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Western Railway.
At a meeting of the directors Of the East
ern Alaska Mining Company at Eau Claire it
was decided to double the capacity of the
company,s stamp mill at Juneau, Alaska.
Charles W. Lloyd has been held to trial at
Madison on a charge OF Illegal voting.
Lloyd is an ex-convict, and it is elleged that
q vote cast by him at the election in 1886
was illegal.
committee has been appointed by the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union to, re-
port on a site for home for women. The
building will be located at Eau Claire and
will cost between $4,000 and 100000
Alexander Madam lost a leg three years ago
in q saw mill of the White River Lumber
Company at Mason. A jury at Hudson gave
him $3.50. The case was appealed. The
supreme court affirms.
Leroy Whitehead, brought to Hayward
last Summer from Canada, charged with
forging notes on the Chippewa Logging com
pany has been acquitted after q closely con
tested trial. Citizens gave Whitehead q re
ception when the verdict was known
Frank McDonough, president of the Nc
Donough Manufacturing Company, of Eau
Claire, knocked down by piece ofiron flying
| from machine in the factory. The frag
ment struck him in the stomach, seriously
injuring him.
Frederick Weyerhauser, the lumber Prince
of Wisconsin, was in Ashland a short time
ago looking up a site for the erection OF {
mammoth saw-mil a duplicate of the on
at Chippewa Falls, having o capacity o
325, 600 feet and employing over 500 men.
The body of a young man who was fount
on November 81, two and a half miles nortl
of Wrightstown, has been recognized 81
that of Daniel WhaIen, of Marengo, Ill.,, b,
his brother, who was visiting in this vicinity
Dan Whalen was from Oconto, where he hat
been at work and was on his way home.
James Duffy and Will Kinnen, two youn,
men of respectable parentage, were convicted
at Fon du Lac of highway robbery, in tn
circuit court. Last April they assaulted al
Italian scissors-grinder named Felix Parker
beating his head with stones and taking al
the money he had.
Gen. David Atwood, proprietor and editor
in-chief of the Wisconsin State Journal diet
suddenly of heart failure. By his bedside wer
his wife and his son and unmarried daughter
His only other living child, Mrs E. p. Villas
was at her home in Milwaukee. Gen. Atwoo,
was unquestion able the most widely know
editor in Wisconsin, an able writer and ex
ceedingly conservative in his opinions.
deer hunter, who has been WANDERING
among the bluffs of Trempealeau county be
tween Blair and the Beaver creek valley RI
ports a singular discovery recently in one {
the bIuas. A cave was found in the side {
the bluff that had many years ago been in
babitod and used as dwelling. Everything
was covered with moss, and it was though
the inhabitant must have occupied it no
less than n century ago. Some of the art
cles will be sent to the historical rooms a
Madison.