The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-08
WISCONSIN ITEMS

fNGlNEERS are looking out q feasible
! route for an extension ot tine Milwau-
! hee u y. Paul Railroad from Chippewa
rails To Ashland. Surveyors ca,nped
twenty miles FROM Ashland. making for
that city. The road vii enter the citv
between the Wisconsin Central and the
Omaha tracks. The engineers express
The opInlon that the trains viii be run
nlns into Ashland from Chippewa Fails
before next winter.
lhE contro! of the Eau Claire Daily
flee Press hss been bought hv H. C.
Ashbaugh. OF Rock Island
lnE La Crosse Fair Association, hav-
ing Tor IFS object great fair and ex-
position, has been organized at La
! 'rosse with 5000 capital stock.
w I. koErgTs, / N Crosse clothing
cleaner, was badly burned 10y the ignlt-
lng OF gases from Il bottle of benzue
which lie WAS using. lie NAV lose his
| sight.
{. {. Ct,Rk, and John Evans were ar
rested al La Crosse, charged with tring
the Clark mill, At Brownsville, Mimi.
| They VIII he taken 10 Caledonia Mimi
| for trial.
NEWLY Incorporated association is
the Taylor County Cream Company. OF
| Little Blade; capita stock, 81 600. in
corpoIators, John iIerhst, Nick Snh.r-
ier and Peter Wurst
IhE members of the Lower Michigan
| Press Association viii meet the North
! ern " Wisconsin and pptr Peninsula ed
| itors III Iron Mountain, July A. The
| entire press gang will probably visit
| Florence the following dav.
! CHARLES NoKpEuu,a Madison saloon
| keeper, is charged with the murder of
| James ellison.
JrpGE tiIL-"N took his seat IN the
bench of the superior court, Nilwau-
kee.
". t. h"nEEr> was badly Injured at
Ia ros-e by Il benzine eN posion
IA CROSSE has organized Il fair associa-
ton With capital stock of 5000.
CoMNIssioNEE Mason has dispatched
J. +. Mccoy, Of ilattryille, to No Man'e
and, To- enforce the revenue laws
there.
DAVID N.rrIiAN. member of Assembly
from La Crosse County in 1885. died at
his home III the town of Burns, aged IS
wears,
FoCR new pictures bv the painter
e4usrtley, have been added to the Mil
Waukee Layton Ar, Gallery collection.
MRs. SARAH II. THGAsuEH was awarded
verdict Of si p9U against the Muscoda
Bridge Company, at Lancaster
THE Hon. bavId Vaughan, II member
OF the Assembly tiom La Crosse Coun-
" IN 1883, died ut his home in The town
OF Burns, aged rs. He Was n native ot
Wales, and came To La Crosse County
in 1861.
ARTICLES of incorporation have been
hied with the secretary OF state by The |
NJ. HIlty Lumber Company, of AIlwau-
kee; capital st0ck, SltN, 1000: lDcorpora-
tors, Michel Hilty, {. liilty and tIem- |
my l.. Hilty.
Tue coroner's iury IN the case of John |
Lelnlnger, whose death under mysteri- |
ed rrGn Poisoning 1t the hands OF 1ls
wife, rendered verdict finding that he |
died from want OF proper care from
Catherine Lelnlnger, his wife, during |
his sickness, in refusing 10 give him |
food and medicine as directed by the at
tending ply yslcian, and other causes un- |
known to the Jury.
TREMPEALEAu County tax payers want |
the charge of murder withdrawn in the |
prosecution against the Blair lynchers. |
SENATOR WECH~ELBEEG Will be census |
supervisor for the Milwaukee District, |
Mr.. Denim having declined.
FIRE insurance companies have |
brought suit to recover money paid 10 |
o. c. Clark, Of La crosse.
A BOY was injured in the Monroe High |
school by the explosion OF demonstra-
ton apparatus.
II.HBER charters have been secured |
from Ashland to thlcago at 40 per
900 feet, which Includes %,Oo0, COO feet
now ready H. uansier. More vessel
room has been offered AT the same ratss.
This rate is considerably cheaper than
II year ago. T. II. Sheppard < 60. have
made contract with the Bay shore
Lumber Company to saw lO,HD,'VO feet
at their mill this season. Frank Boutin
completed his contract with Sheppard
& Go. to saw 5,o0u,0on feet of logs.
EiuLR j.. STANTON, II wclI-known Fan
Claire lawyer, just returned from Mich
gan OH going to his house on the 10Th
slipped on the ice, the fall seriously m
luring his spine. lie lies in Il danger
Gus condition, Is unconscious, and has
SYMPTOMS OF parafysls OF the lower
limbs.
4 BRANCH of the | nion Veterans AZ
sociatlon is to be organized al a
Crosse. Gen. Bragg forwarded the pre-
lIminary documents.
Tn Misses Martin. Eau Claire teach
err, were transferred To other schools,
ma the. result oi the objections raised by
Principal fried-l.
AgIIcIE- Of incorporation have been
Gitd with the secretary OF safe hy the
Consolidated Vinegar Works, Of Mil
waukee; capital stock, stU,bnO; Intor-
pofators Nicholas nuhlnden. i;nd0Iph
Gaiigscn and Philip jacob ~chIosser.
4 >I>atI,R accident occurred nj Bos-
cobel on tie night Of the 10Th, when the
freight train known as No. II came IN,
which was about midnight, "LlIf the
storm Was ia full force. Albert talen,
| q brakeman. while employed on top of
| his train. was blown Of and dang 'rOusly
| Injured internally.
WV. Ir,If N~kI'> life was crushed out
| on the 4tb, between the bumpers Of two
| freight cars ri T.. Z. Aills \ 60. : south
| foundry. in the kInnicklnnir Valley,
| Milwaukee, In company with several
| other laborers, LnczynssI was carrying
| pig-iTos across side track on which
| stood two freight cars about five feet
| ausrt. Workmen started 10 push one
| Of the cars toward the other. and while
| they were doing tins I.uC/ynskI at
tempted 10 pass between, and va
| caught by the bumpers and instantly
/ killed He Has R single man, - Years
| VI age.
CnAKLI, JoHN~oN. the leader OF the
| Trempealeau county lynchers, II Is
| said. will plead guilty OF murder.
4 SAD scene was enacted at Eau Claire
on the 4th, Herbert kep!er, aged u,
icing arrested and led through the
stree,s to the lookup at the request OF
bis father, a wealthy merchant Of that
ritv. II appears that tne young man
va. jpcorrigible, and this course was
taken in an effort to shame hun INTO
good behavior.
TrE Labor party at Ashland haa
chosen candidates Tor aldermen IN the
various wards.
J.coH sgM,,H, Of La Crosse, who re-
centlv made an assignment, i5 believed
% lave skipped the country. leaving
L 4. .r.,.,,r ra,rnr,