The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-26
WISCONSIN ITEMS

WISCONSIN ITEMS
IT is reported that George Bagley, Of
Eau Claire, who started for the West
several weeks ago, became engaged in
quarrel in saloon at Leadvilie, Col,
and shot his opponent.
CAMPBELL BROTHERS, lumber manufac-
turers at Weyerhauser, have made an
assignment to Emmett Horan. of Eau
Claire. The assets range about 5000
above the liabilities for 5000.
Miss ELIZABETH EVANS millinery
store and Thomas Evans general store,
at Bangor, La Crosse County, were de-
stroyed by fire. Loss. S6, 900; no insur--
ance. Amelia Jooston, a girl employed
IL the millinery store, lost $500 which
she ha>- concealed in the house.
GEN. GAIRcHuD and family will spend
the winter at Biloxi, Miss.
The governor has issued an order as
signing his staff officers as follows: Adj
lutant general, Geo. ". Burchard; sur
geon general, Henry Palmer; inspector
general, Charles King; inspector of rifle
practice, Theo. ". Goldin; Judge advo-
cate general, Isaac II. Wing; engineer
in chief, David W. Curtis; aides-de-
camp, Jesse Stone, Frederick Becker
and Henry Casson.
JOHN BLOOM, vino was injured by the
cars at Commonwealth, some time since,
died of his hurts.
SIMON YUNGALL was struck by a falling
tree in the town of Commonwealth,
Florence County, and killed.
The annual meeting OF the State
Dairymen's Association is TO be held at
Augusta Eau Claire County, February
20-22 inclusive. The entries of butter
and cheese will commence at \. NJ. on
the first day, the convention will organ
ize at 80, and Ira B. Bradford will de-
liver the address of welcome at l 80 p.
NJ, which will be responded TO bg {. X.
Beach, of Whitew ter. President
Adams will then deliver his address,
which viii be followed by the appoint
ment of committees. a number OF
papers will be read.
BERNHARD STERN, a well-to-do citizen
of Milwaukee, was robbed of $26r by
pickpockets at the door of the MeT-
chants Exchange Bank in that city at
neon OF the 18th. Although no ade-
quate description of the thieves could
be obtained the police had two Of them
behind the bars and had recovered
most of the money the same afternoon.
THE veterans in and around Ashland
are forming Grand Army post.
IT is proposed to enlarge the bounLa-
ries of Sturgeon Bay by taking In the
tier of sections on the east side of the
present limits and extendingt to the ship
canal, the remainder of the eastern part
of Sturgeon Bay township to be given
to Seyastopol.
DR.. KATE BUSHNELL has caused the ar
rest OF James Fielding, state employe
at Madison, on the charge OF using
abusive language towards her.
THE La Crosse directory publishers
claim that the population OF the city IS
81, ,lO6.
MARTIN and Forger Mark are on trial
at Eau Clare for the murder of Chris
tian Nelson.
THE city of La Crosse has purchased
as site Tor It's public abattolr 100 acres
near Winona Junction.
HIRAM CoMsToCK and Margaret Miles,
of Boscobel, have given bonds % an
swer charge of adultery.
The Ashland Daily News is in receipt
Of an anonymous communication com
planning of the lawlessness now exist
ing there, the loosely-executed laws,
etc, and stating that an organization
has been formed for the purpose of rid
ding Ashland County OF bad men.
1t concludes with an order to
BILLY" Andrews, who was acquitted
of numbering his mistress, few
davs ago signed Vigilance Commit
tee" It is as follows: ITO Billy An
drews: You are hereby requested to
leave this city and county by Saturday
January 10. by s O'Clock p. NJ. If after
| that time you are seen in this city, you
will suffer the consequences Tor not
needing this warning"
THE State Board of Dental Examiners
| has decided that applicants must have
| at least two years experience.
RuBLEE A. COLE has been appointed
| administrator of the estate OF Jack Ma
| honey, the Ashland dive keeper shot
| and Killed a month ago. Mahoney' 8
property is in the hands OF Ashland
parties. The administrator is appoint
ed on application of Michigan creditors.
| THE earnings of the Milwaukee, Lake
| Shore & Western Company for the sec
| ond week in January were 33,bb4,
| against $2S, 800 for the corresponding
| week last year.
| BURGLARS entered several stores IN
| Ashland on the night of the 10Th and
| blew the safes open, but failed to secure
| more than $500. At a saloon, where
| they ordered the barkeeper to throw up
| his hande, general fusilade ensued.
THE steam log-hauler is coming into
style rapidly, and twelve of these
| unique road locomotives are IN use In
the Eau Claire district this winter. Pro-
| vided with traction wheels the steam
| og-hauler will drag seven or eight
| sleigh-loads of logs from four to six
miles an hour, and can be run ten miles
an hour coming back from the river
| bank with empty sleds.
A SUIT brought by Anton Dersch TO re-
| cover 81 alleged to be due from w. NJ.
| Kropp, which was begun before Justice
! Caldwell in Wauwatosa last October, bids
fair to give one or the other OF the
parties concerned taste of law
| In exchange for a sum much in
excess of the amount sued for.
| The suit has grown in seeming i'm.
portance till now writ OF certlorarl
has been asked for by the defendant to
bring the case into the circuit court ior
| rehearing. The case Was begun before
| Justice Caldwell, transferred to Justice
Wheeler's court, and a verdict finally
rendered there for the plaintiff with
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