The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-11-09

iONe WITH ITuib laTluiuk, htl. LIehp ~
goodbye to fakes and scoops to tackle
the soil among the irrigating bitches OF
the sunny slope.
JUDGE MOVES granted divorce in the
Pearson case, at Milwaukee, without re-
curing any legal arguments.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, a lunaber-camp
cook, at Bean Creek, Sawyer County,
committed suicide. His personal eff
iects were left in charge of h. A.
O'Brien, OF Veazie, Wis.
THE Eau Claire City Railway Com
pany commenced the operation OF its
line by electric power on the 3lst. on
the Sprague overhead system. The last
span of mules WAS sold to the Marlnette
Street Railway Company.
PROF. ANDERSON, late minister TO Den
! mark, has accepted the general agency
of codliver oil manufacturing COM
pany.
IT is now believed that both William
Jahn and Crawford Stevenson were
murdered by an unknown assassin in
Price County.
THE special committee of the NllWau-
kee Common Council decided to remit
all fines imposed on aldermen for noE-
attendance at meetings.
The La Crosse Humane Society has a
| membership of two-presidens and sec
retary.
SUIT has been commenced by Il. K.
Boyd and others against the city OF Eau
Claire, Mayor Shaw ana other city OF
ticers, and the Common Council. The
object of the action is to restrain the
city from issuing $4,000 of city i'm
provement bonds on the ground that
the transaction is illegal.
SHERIFF STACKLAND, of Cra wford Coun-
ty, went to the town of Seneca, and ar
rested an old man named Lee and his
| nine sons for riot. The night previous
the Lee gang went into the village OF
Ferryville, a Ia Jesse James. firing into
every house they passed. They got
wind of the sheriff and his posse COM
ing and took TO the woods. When cap
tured they were in q deep ravine,
ready for battle, but were arrested with
out shot being fired. The prelimln-
ary hearing is set for next Wednesday.
ERNEST GRAVEL, q brakeman, was
killed at Florence, Wis.
THE st. Paul road will build an exten-
sion to Lake Superior.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER CHEEK is
compelling mutual insurance compa-
MES to comply with the law and reserve
half their receipts for reinsurance.
ASHLAND is to vote on q proposition to
issue 100000 worth OF bonds for the en-
couragement of manufacturing enter
prlses.
The Listman Touring mill at La
Crosse, which was destroyed by fire in
May, has been rebuilt. It's capacity is
/ 900 barrels day.
A ALARGE vein of dry-bone, or zinc ore,
has been discovered on Morris Cava-
| naughs place, along the Platte River.
iour miles from Potos. 1t is 10 feet
! wide, feet thick and three-quarters of
a mile long.
TIE city OF Ia Crosse has dropped
| the suit against Dan Cameron for build
ing an obstruction on public property.
The reason for this move IS that the
city prefers not to figure as plaintiff on
the question of the ownership OF the
Lark, condition Cameron wished to
bring about by his fencing scheme
u {. fIuEBNER's hardware store, at
Eau Claire, was closed by the holder of
chattel mortgage. The assets and ina
bilities are not known.
WILLIAM kENTzLER was fined $50 and
costs at Madison for selling liquor with
out license in the prohibition town OF
Cambridge, Dane County.
The formal investigation of the
charges against Chief of Police O'Brien.
of Ashland. was postponed by the Com
mon Council TO November 10.
THE Washburn water works have
been formally accerted by the city.
THE Germania and Ashland mines at
Hurley will ship ore through the win