Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1889-02-14
The Nema condensed.

Threeof the prisoners who escaped from
the county Jail at Superior some time ago
were recapturei St Paul.
James w, McCabe, merchant made an
assignment ut Chiffon recently. His liza
billties were SO 900, assets, 5000.
The new Methodist Episcopal church at
Hazel Green, one Of tie finest religious ed
itices in the southern part of the State,
was dedicated few days ago.
The six.year-old son of Mr.. Stratton,
miller at Excelsior, Ricaland County,
broke through the ice on his fathers mill
pond few days ago and was drowned,
Twenty tramps took possession of rail.
way section house at Eau Claire a few
days ago, and an attempt on the part Of
the police to dispense the gang resulted in
a general fight. A number of pistol shots
were fired, but no one was injured. The
party was finally jailed.
An e.ght-year old daughter Of Otto Mel
son, of super or, recently joined her par
ents, coming from Norway alone.
Osman Jones, well known resident Of
Plymouth, fell on an icy walk recently,
breaking his neck and expiring instantly
Mr.. Jones was about eighty years OF age,
ard one of the early residents of that city.
William Sullivan keeper of a notorious
dive near Ashland, was recently sentenced
TO two years in prison.
John Bird shot and killed Oscar Hallen In
q saloon at Richland Center few days ago.
Bird was under arrest,
frank DeGraff, young farmer near
Beloit, while Respondent the other day, cut
his throat with a razor,
At Prairie dl CHEN Albert Kosedohrier,
aged twenty eight years, committed suicide
the other morning by shooting. He wanted
to marry a widow, who refused his offer of
marriage.
Joseph Harris ST. of Sturgeon Bay, whose
death occurred in Chicago few days ago,
was one Of the promoters of the Sturgeon
Bay canal scheme.
Anna Makowski, little girl living at
Manitowoc, was fatally injured in that city
while coasting a few days ago her head
coming in contact with post.
Twenty tramps were arrested at Chippe-
wa Falls in one party the other day and
were ordered out of the city
Nearly 10000 cigars were manufactured
in Outagamie County during the past year.
There are FIVE brewcries in Outamagie
County two being at Appleton, two in New
London and one Ia Kaukauna During the
past year is, 737 barrels Of the beverage
were made and sold.
The fiour-mill at Saukville owned by
Henry Len, was burned the other morning.
Loss, $1,000
1t was thought few days ago that Editor
Mandt, of Mount Horob, who was mysteri-
ously shot would recover from his wounds
Rewards aggregating 500 had been offered
for the apprehension of the EDITORS muir
derous assailant
A large shell bear was discovered by In
diaas on the Oaeida reservation in hol-
low log recently. She was killed, and two
small cubs were found nestled in the log
They were preserved alive and sold to
Green Bay fur dealers.
A hired MIN on Levi Crump's farm, near
Lake Mills, was arrested few days ago
charged with water ng milk. He was
tried by jury and fined ten dollars and
costs
Forger Maerk, convicted of manslaughter
In the third degree for killing Christian
Nelson at Fairchild last October, was re
Gently sentenced to three years at Wau-
pun.
Ira WEIGH has sued the Wisconsin Cen
tral Railroad C npany for $50 600 for the
loss IF "a lsrs MalIar