The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-14

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Beginning of month
End OF month. .:.Isg
Highest number during month
Lowest number during month. -3S7
STATE PRISON.
Beginning of month B?n
Close OF month. Observation-Disclosures. 44g
Highest number during month. .......... AlG
Lowest number during month. .............. .AsS}
STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Beglnn1n9 OF month. 30S
Returned from homes - :
r,ooo L Ola +is
t r1aceo out on trial III homes,
"Dled. ........................-
Leaving in home at end of month ...........3r2
zone child placed in a home was announde1.
as having died
Ernest Hudson is in Jail at Chippe1 b.
Falls for DEMONSTRATING.
John F. Stone, retired capitalists oE
Eau Claire, was run over by train nh Is
instantly killed. He was walking On q he
track, and being extremely deaf, did 81
hear the train approach him.
The Sault and Southwestern road lis,
to build one of the largest bridges on the
Mississippi River at Alma. Representa-
tives have already been on the ground al e.
made the necessary preliminary surveys
Men will be at work on the stone abut
meuts in about ten days, The bridg e.
will cost at least 81, 100000.
-Wausau's ex-soldiers are indig ia Eah-
at the location Of the Board of PensibxB
Examiners at Amigo. Wausau claims TO-
have started the petition for the bureau
"A man named Clark, proprietor OF 81,
livery stable at Ashland, has been arrest bd
and placed under 81, 600 bonds ON d char be =:
of setting dog On q man named Bra1{ s.
The latter was badly hurt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, of Mon4f-
cello will be 100 years old if she hives
until the 25th of this month, which she.
bids fair to do.
John D. Mcdonald, the man charged
with having tried to burn his hotel a2
West Superior, has been pronounced III
sane and consigned to the Northern Asy-
lUm.
Wallis B. Kenyon, Of Appleton, has
been returned to the Oshkosh Insane AS T.
lum, having again become violent.
James Burns recently narrowly e$-
capped being devoured by wolves while BE
was driving to a dance in the town pf
Trempealeau. Nine Of the animals fol-
lowed him three miles, and at one tim e.
we're SO near him that one Jumped into his
sleigh.
Robert Coate, Jr., and Charles c.
Craig, the alone in London" company.
have sued James Bigelow to recover 81, $50
which they claim to have lost at fan o.
bank in Lacrosse. The money is alleged
to have been lost in Bigelows gambling
rooms in Lacrosse in November.
George W. Benedict, a pioneer d
Sparta, is dead at the age of 65 years
Mr.. Benedict was i'll nearly year.
Two Indians quarreled at Dogwood.
Ashland County, and one threw the cthe K
under a moving train. The mans arm
was cut off. The aggressor was arrested.
L. G. Stanley, of Chippewa Falls
who at present is making tour of Ore
gon, is one Of the principal stockholders s.
in the Grand Rude Lumber Company.
just organized in that State with capitat
stock Of $500, 600.
The collapse of the Parnell investiga-
ton was celebrated at Ashland Congrat4
ulatory resolutions were sent to the he1d+
quarters OF the Land League.
Joseph and Frank Bien, the italian
brothers convicted at West Superior OF
the murder of Charles T. Hubbard last,
September, have been sentenced to tyenfs y
years each at hard labor in the State Pen
itentiary In reply to the Judges qnes1
ton if they had anything to say why sen
tence should not be pronounced, they re
queSted that the sentence be made as ligha
as possible, as they wished to see Their
parents in Italy before they died.
1t is ascertained that one of the Jury
men in the case of Thomas Hayes. con-
vlcted at Superior of larceny, supposed
that he was voting for acquittal. He aeeEa-
ed the evidence insufficient to convict. 81
new trial may be demanded.
1t transpires that the Eau Claire,
Mississippi and Lake Superior RAILWAY:
Company, of Eau Claire, has quietly
bought its right of way from Ea7 Claire
to Independence, on the Green Isly, We
mona and st. Paul. and is ready to build
have been made with iha
latter road and with the WiAola and
Southwestern, which is expected TO rem
der the lumber manufacturers at Ear
Claire and at Oh ppewa Falls indepena-
ent of the roads now controlling thR
traffic.