The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-11-28

Eddie Lawrence, OF Chipmunk Cooley,
while hunting for coon recently, shot
golden eagle measuring six feet nine inches
from tip to tip.
Mrs. Lempks, the Racine insane woman who
attempted to kill her child and herself, has
since made three unsuccessful attempts to
commit suicide.
Charles Huder was awarded 81. 500 dam
ages against the city of Racine. His 6-year
old'child fell into street excavation and
drowned. He sued for $5 900.
An infant child of Mrs. Swatz, of Racine,
who is visiting at Humlin, Mich, tipped over
a kettle OF hot boiling water and was 80
badly scalded that it cannot live.
The Ashland County Board has settled the
aportionment of taxes for Ashland County
by raising the city to $1.OOO,0O0 and the
towns from $500, 900 to $500, 900.
The Brotherhood of Upper Mississippi
River Pilots will hold their second annual
convention in La Crosse, on Tuesday, Deem
Der 3. 1t includes pilots running between
st. Paul and st. Louis.
John Bursaw, farmer OF Waterford,
Racine county, fell down stairs while intoxi-
Gated and died from his injuries shortly after
old, and was at one time quite wealthy.
Diphtheria has not vet succumbed tn the ef-
fort of the authorities at Montello. It's la
test victim is q 13 -year-old daughter of Henry
Kubly, who died recntly. Other mem
bers of the family are suffering from the dis
ease.
A Racine family named Emerson. COM
posed of mother, three daughters and O son
nearly died from asphyxiation from gas
from coal stove. When discovered they
were in an unconscious condition, but all
we're soon restored.
James Nagle, who was convicted of a
criminal assault in the Ashland circuit court,
January 81, 1885, and sentenced to thirty
years imprisonment in the state prison,
gives notice that application will be made
to Gov Hoard for pardon.
Adjt-Gen. Burchard has received COM
munication from the ncwly-organized Gate
way City Guard, of La Crosse, asking to be
made part of the state service. The COM
pany will probably be made a provisional
member of the National Guard.
John Webb, of Waupaca, has freak in
the shape of q mottled calf. Wherever it's
coat is black it is of wool so curly and SO
close that it is impossible to part it and see
the skin. Where the white spots are it has
hair like any "critter." The contrast is strik-
ing.
1t appears that the killing of Welcome Bell
by fellow cell-mate in the Vernon county
asylum, was not an outright murder. He
was recovering from the wound when salt
rheum set in and quickly terminated his ex-
istence, nearly two weeks after the injury was
inflicted.
warrant has been issued for the arrest Of
John Leglitner, who accidentally killed his
brother-in-law, A. s. Burns, near Warner
station, Chippewa county. The charge is
criminal carelessness, and was perferred chief
ly to warn careless hunters. A number OF
similar accidents have occurred this season.
Iowa County will levy a tax Of f$2O, 900 and
interest thereon for one year, which will be
devoted to making the last payment on the
old railroad bonds which have been in litiga-
tion for the past thirty years. The original
amount of the bonds was $3.50, 900, and the
county has already paid over 100000 on
principal, interest and costs.