The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-11-21
WISCONSIN,.

The sum of $4,000 was paid to the Indians
at Necedah in one day. Payments were
made in checks.
]. H NJ. Wigman, of Green Bay, denies
report that he and ex-Congressman Hudd
are to open law Office in Chicago.
Mrs. II. Chamberlain, Of Schullsburg,
spent day in hunting in the vicinity of
Darlington and killed ffty-one squirrels.
Four fishermen were fined SO and costs
each at Stoughton for using seine in the
river. They had taken several barrels of
fish.
John Leglitner, of Chippewa Falls, who acci.
dentally shot 4. s. Burns while hunting has
been arrested on o charge OF criminal care
lessuess.
The boiler in c. Bareuther & Co.'s tannery,
at Jefferson, exploded while the workmen
were at supper. The building was badly
damaged.
John Metcalf, the slayerof Isabelle Ever,
son, at Edgerton, pleaded rot guilty in the
circuit at GAINESVILLE. He will be tried at the
present term Of court.
coroner's jury decided that the death of
Lucinda Richard, who d ed near Sparta I'M
der circumstances that aroused suspicion,
was from natural causes
Eddie Lawrence of Chipnunk Cooley, La
Crosse County, while out hunting ior coon
recently, shot a golden eagle measuring 6
feet inches from tip to tip.
Mary solmes, 13-yearol girl, living in
the town of Belgium, Ozaukee County, ac-
cidentalIy tumbled head first into fifteen
foot we'll, but managed to climb out.
Certain Ashland capitalists are promising
to take advantage Of the financial EN- barras-
ed condition of the county treasury, and buy
orders at discount and cash them at par.
Eight members OF the Green Bay from
hone Band joined travelling novelty COM
pany. They are now at Albion, Mich, dis
! cussing the number of ties bet ween them and
| home,
1t is estimated that $95 900 will be nee
essary to complete the La Crosse bridge and
approaches The question of issuing bonds
to that amount will be submitted to the
people ut an election December II.
A family named Emmerson, of Racine
composed of mother, three daughters and a
son, nearly died from asphyxiation. When
discovered they were in an unconscious con.
dition, but all were soon restored.
The tLree-year-old son of Ralph Clement
son of Colby Mills, was burned to death by
his clothing becoming ignited from a
| fire in the stove during short absence Of his
/ mother.
Mrs, NuemeisteT, Of La Crosse, O well-to-do
widow, attempted to kill herself by cutting
| her throat. The doctors are of the opinion
| that the act was due to an appoletic tHrr
| and that the loss OF blood saved her life.
| Herman Pautz, II years old, living in Glib
son, Manitowoc County, WIS leading a team
OF horses by the head when the front wheels
struck stone and the wagon tongue STRUCK
him in the thigh, causing internal injuries.
The City Council of Viroqua proposes tc
make q contract to light that city with
electricity. They are to have seventy street
lights oltwentv-ive candle power each. thu
contract to run for ten years from nex1
February.
Among the institutions recently licensed By
the state is the Equitable Building, LOAN ant
Mutual Association, of La Crosse; capita
stock, $5,000,000; incorporators, j. NJ
| Smithie, D. W. Jackson, ]. j. Esch and ]. L
| Gilman.
/ Fred Fenton of Beloit, killed three larg
and beautiful white swans in the Rock river
near the city. There were eight in the focl
from which he secured these. It is not ,o'te1
that wild white swans are seen or killed il
that locality,
A kerosene lamp was tipped over in tn
cloak room at the Eau Claire Light G4aFd
fair, and came very near destroying the ar
mory. The oil from the lamp spread owe
the floor and ignited. A panic ensusd for
moment, but the FIRE was smothered with |
blanket.
M. D L. Fuller, attorney for Carthaus ant