The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-03-06


The following Wisconsin, patents
have been issu ed:
III. Bergstrom, Big Wausaukee, machine for
holding and sharpening insertible teeth;
j.. n. Gardner, Beloit, die for screw cutting; A.
l.. Gilbert Milwaukee, combined manuscript
holder and place Indicator; G. B. Wilmington,
GAINESVILLE, grain binder.
The following Wisconsin pensions
have been granted:
Original nvalid-AIlan Barton, Grantsburg:
Ludwig Oberkak (deceased), Shebovgan; Walter
Glassford, Galesville; Calvin d. Richmond.
Stevens Point; VIM. Fl. White, Eau Claire
Bezaleel F. Archer Menominee; Adam Korn
Janesville; Benjamin Dodge, Larrabee; Absa-
lom Shannon, Hprlbut Cyrus d. Utter White
| water; Ebeneze1 0. Robbins, Marshall; Pierce
e. Owens, Dodgeville George NJ. Bird, Mis-.
souri, Valley; Sah ford Lane, Dallas.
Increase-Pet4r Brown, Beaver Dam Nicholas
Wersch, Nat. Mil. Home; Henry Pigg, Merri-
mac; Johann Beth, Green Bay; Charles Rich
ards, Packwaukee Andrew Chambers, Fan
Claire; VIM. r. Lindsey, Rock Falls w
Vance, Excelsior; Henry Altman, New Glar
stephen r. Staley, Oshkosh Thomas Mulrekia
Sparta; Henry Crossen, Shamrock; Benjamin
A Carey Pine River; Oh Ole Hendriokson
Thomas o'Neih, Oregon; VIM. H. Rozelle,
Vesper; John Wagman, Milwaukee,; John
Gaisle, LACROSSE; John Fl. Otto, Centralia,
Adolph Heiser Cashton; Benjamin Lester,
Platteville; Joseph A. Baier Eau Sale George
b. Duelley, SeItonville; Frederick j. Hartley
Milwaukee; Henry T. Garfield Shawano Por-
ter j. Gates, Hortonville George LEM, Eau
Claire; George w. Downing, Ontario; Jesse
Emery North Clayton; Luther M. Preston.
Westfield; Joseph H. Bailey, Wild Rose John
D. circuit, Beloft; John Harrison, Centlaliai
Orrin Gray, GRAND Rapids Joseph +. Fisher.
Reedsburg; Wallace b. Kenyon Gnsane), Apple
ton Frederick w. Stibbs Belle Plain; Jos. b.
Casterline, Wautoma; Chas II. Bates, Fulton
Adam Bollard, Waupaca Ira N. Miller Belle
Centre; VIM. Neal, Big Patch Maurice Powers
Durand Hiram f. Hanes, Oconto; Benjamin.
Turner, Cumberland; Herman Englehard, How
ards Grove; VIM. Coad. Mineral Point; John
H. Talmage I4ochiel; Francis NJ. Hazelton,
Cuba City; Allen B. Failing, PRESCOTT Liberty
Jewett Poynette; Nelson Tucker, Sparta Am
herst Humphrey, Sheboygan Falls Charles
School, Tomah Joseph Heyneman, Poniatow-
ski; John w. StOnen, Clinton; Peter Felio,
Grand Rapids Joseph Ko1lie, alias Bull, Chill
ton; Samuel Wfttwer, Monroe; Chas. H. Swan,
Chetek Patrick Grimes, National Military
Home; James Gamble, Leon; Patrick Have,
Milwaukee; John T. Wilkinson. Peterborough
VIM E. Smith, Eau Claire; James G. Gordon,
Ontario John A. Leadstreet, Eau Claire Chris
topher Mieley, New London; Tovger Peterson,
Irving; John jones' Berlin; James III. Camp
ton, Wiota; John j, Enhelder, Neillsville; Tim
othy Broughtoh, Kendall; James B. Moore
house, Deansville; Jasper strohmeDger, Deans
VILE; Henry q. Hoyt, Bloom City; George FL.
Sutherland, Vida; Henry G. Johnson, Waldo
Frederick Giles, Logansyille.
Reissue-Janles E. Strong, East Salem; John
Il. Harrison, New D6gS1nGS; John Beck, Mil
waukee.
RESTORATION WIN. Harrington, Madison.
Original widows Etc-MinOrs of Richard e.
Dm1nick Rhiheander; Susan F., widow of
Horace Il. Commit, Milwaukee Lucy j., widow
of Alonzo J. Baton Barron; Brnestine widow
of Ludwig OberIbak, Sheboygan.
Fifteen cars of potatoes were re-
Gently shipped from Eau Claire to San
Francisco, c al. In the cars there were
5000 bushels, and the fret hit will be
$3.50
The Badger Paper Company, at Kau-
kauna, has contracted to furnish news
paper firm at San Francisco with from
$780, 900 to 400, 900 pounds of paper every
month.
The Stat Encampment OF Wscon-
| sin Odd Fell ows was held at Belo last
week. Officer were elected for the en-
SUN year, 3. T. Dugdale, of Platteville,
being chosen Grand atriarch. The total
membership is over 1.400, increase
aver last yed r of $50 The Treasurer'a
report shows the largest surplus in the
Grand Enca mpment treasury in many
years.
"A permanent organization Of the
Wisconsin branch of the Sons of the
Revolution W as effected at a meeting held
in milwaukee 10 last week Officers were
elected as follows: President, Don j.
Whittemore, Of Milwaukee; Vice Presi-
dents, James D. Butler, Madison; W. P.
Merrill, Milwaukee,; Sec etary, Colonel
Chas. King, Milwaukee; Treasurer, Paul
D. Carpenter, Milwaukee,; Historian,
Joseph H. Webster, Elkhorn.
AS the result of the discovery of %
new State Law, which no one has hereto
fore paid any attention to or even thought
of, there is tr bubble ahead for the thousand
and one bene violent insurance societies of
Wisconsin. As ! matter of statutory law
nearly all the Sc locieties and insurance
combinations went out of existence on
March /, or rather they ceased to have
the right to legally exist. The law was
passed at the last Legislature, and there
VIII be vague suspicion that some of the
big corporate commercial end life insur-
ance compan les took quiet but warm
interest in its passage. The law specifies
In one section that all fraternaI insurance
companies shall report. before the 1st of
March of each year, to the Insurance
Commissioned, giving a full account Of
all the business transacted during the
year, and shall give complete account-
ing for sveryth ;ng it's officers have done.
In case of fai lure TO do this the law de-
clares them TO have forfeited their rights
to do business in the State. Not only
that, but any member or officer of such
organization attempting to solicit insur-
ance or tranIsa citing any other business
appertaining to the enrolment OF mem
bers on the basis of benevolent insur-
ance will be liable to q fine of. not less
than $25 nor more than $20D o. incar-
ceration in the county Jail for any term
between thirty days and half year, or
both. A large number of societies have
forfeited their right to do business, and
there is a gloomy prospect ahead for
these associations and their members.