The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-06-27
WISCONSIN.

NelliSNllc, mas H'tll sentenced 10 ne lnutS-
trial School for Boys AT Waukcsha.
TITLES prreburg, II Racine domestic, has been
arrested. charged with stealing $3.50 worth
addresses and icwclry from her mistress, Mrs
Charles Freeman.
Burglars ransackcd tho post office. W. +.
Clarke's drug store and W. ". Clarke's book
and icwclry store. ut Milton. securing numer.
Gus small articles.
The rellcrcd rays oil the sun OH I ln bott ON
OF II milk can set fire to the residence OF IT,
b. Cummings, of North Prairie. The flames
were discovered and ex,insuislled before
much damage was done.
otto Pomoraul. his Sister Emma and Fred
Shhrng were sailing on Lake Winnehago IL
short distance from shore. The boa. cap
sized and all three were thrown into the wa
ter. The young lady was drowned, the
young men cscaring.
George n. Wordrn, whose divorce suit at
Madison was recently given publicity, finds
himself confronted with IL serious charge
The plaintiff. who was Ida Bauer, oi Madison.
alleges that few months before Warden y
marriage to her lie was married to Lydia A.
Bell % Chicago
Two years ago George Croft. OF Oshkosh,
loaucl II friend Sln, To ir ret urned by muil
Soon after he received II letter asking il he
had received the m"ury Croft replied no.
Soon after he received 81 !rttcr with the $40
in il, and the friend declared he had once he.
fore sent the money. This week Croft re-.
ceivch the first letter con tanning $40, which
was sent August Ii, lsSS, to Ashland, AMI
had lnin here wo years
:,,f, lG
Reynolds. of Fond du Lac. was seriously
burned 10y carhol' acid The little one was
playing about aud disco vercd the bottle of
acid, which she attempted to drink. The
mouth an,l lower part OF the face were badly
burned. also n portion oil the neck and
shoulders. Medical aid WAS quickly summon
ed, aud the pain rascd ;ls far ny possible
The child although terribly injured, will prob
ably Recover.
A j. White, who Mt present il an inmate of
the Northern state Hospital, is very anxious
to gain his liberty, and intends to npply for
II writ o. hnbcus corpus, Mr.. White is well
known in Wisconsin: hns been sheriff OF Win.
ncbago County, and ut one time was II prom
inciit candidate for the nomination of COVER
nor on the Republican ticket. lie il about
GO years old and his home is at OmrO though
Tor the past six or seven years he has been
confined ut the asylum-not during the ell
tire period, but in an intermitt tent manner.
IOWA.
Charles Brantam. II l2.year old Des Moines
boy, shot himself through the arm while
playing with IL revolver. He didn't know,
etc.
Henry Miller. the Kcokuk bell boy, who
fell out of n fi.tll-story window ut the Hotel
keokuk Il few weeks ago and escaped serious
injury, broke his arm while playing base ball
Superintendent Carr, of Webster county,
has decided to issue no more third-class GER
titicntes to school teachers. More than
enough teachers OF the first and second.class
can be secured.
The Wavrrly Republican says that the
farmers Of Bremen county are prosperous
and well-to-do; that nobody need worry
about the poor farmer 80 ar us that locality
is concerned.
Phillip lIomann and Mike Dongasscr, two
farmers living nenr Ack'ey, were seriously in
jured by their wagons breaking through i,
bridge, precipitating the whole outfit int o the
stream below. llomann had three ribs brok
en- and suffered internal injuries, from whicl,
he is not expected to recover.
The Des Moines river land case has been de-
cided by Judge Shiras. The opinion filed
| 'lismisses the case of the government against
the river land company and confirms the
company's title to every odd section OF land
for five miles on either side of The Des Moinas
river in the state. Much OF the land has
been sold to settlers by the company OIL
warranty deeds and they will not he distrib.
uted. Seven hundred settlers who though
mistake got their patents from the land
office and who occupied zoo. 900 acres must
move OIL Trouble is expected.