The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-24
BADGER NOTES.

EX-SENATOR AIEN McMHIAN. of Ia
Crosse has II novel device for >prink-
hng his handsome lawn. The grounds
are enclosed hN Il fence made Of two
lnch @:iS pipe perforated with lununcr-
able holes, and when the water iS
turned on a myriad of little streams
shoot ont Il distance of about fifteen feet
TIE deaths of President George III .
Paul and Hiram Smith, amt the re-
moNal of J. Y. Quarlcs from the First
Congressional District, leaves three va
clncics on the Board of State nivrls sity
Regents. which the governor will have
I" make appointments Ia fill.
.. IL. INGRAM, of Eau Claire. is having
I; steam Yacht. 81 feet long. completed.
saws the Eau Claire Free Press. for Long
Lake. Barron County. 1t viii lac used
for pleasure excursions in that pictur-
t~,uc region.
Sc. llE,p. of Albion. died recently IT
the age of % wears. lIc.was al old resi-
dent of Dane County. and an uncle OF
DR.. Louis Head. superintendent of the
state hospital NJ Mendoza.
FRED. o>EorR>E. of Ashland. WAS
struck in the face hy a piece of board.
while tending lath mill and his nose
broken.
y. &. SAMPSON has taken charge of
the custom office II Ashland.
THE ba.hcrS of Ashland. with the cN-
Cepti"n Of one man. have decided 10
close their shops on SUNDAY
TI!E loss 1T Hayward 10y the burning
Of the \:uniaka"on hotel MAS about So
oon. The huSttir:c Was but partially in
suIvd.
trSroDlAN WHEELER. Of the Milwaukee,
Public Museum. has rendered his rcsIy
nation.
TnE Wisconsin Telephone Company
will not bring suit against the Niwau-
k.c electric railways at present.
lT is now announced that part of the
Davidson Opera House ut Milwaukee
will be converted into Il hotel.
\ dispatch of the 2oth from Ashland
says: The Perrin cmbeZzlcmcnt exam
nation is nearing Its conclusion. Both
the state and the defendants attorneys
agreed To rest il 81 the testimony aI-
ready taken. that given bv two Milwau
kee bank-clcrk CNp, rtS. Attorney Len
non engaged the court this afternoon in
al argumc..t against holding Phelps
Perrin. The real charge is that Perrin.
III his capacity ~ assistant cashier of the
Iron Exchange Bank al Hurley. cmh,Z-
Z,d 81 $50 of the funds Of the bank
Further argument MAS posts"ncd until
June > bN agreement.
.NHIIClE> of association have been
filed with the secretary Of state by the
West Ia sro~sc Lumber Company. of
Campbell, Ia Crosse County: capital
stock. SlN,nr, lmcnrp"r:.t"rs: John
fs:tu. John {. >rhulIcr aud John Ran.
Ir.
NJ G. BRADLEY, bro,h,r-in-Iaw Of
Editor George RaNmcr. of the Madison
democrat, shot himself in The temple.
on the 10Th. and died I'll once. II MAS Il
ease Of suicide and dcspnndcl,.N was
tie cause The V"uu- man WIS on Il
pier on Lake Mcndota. and was ust
ready L. step into boat with IL COM
panion for Il pull. He was - wears old.
q printer. and a bright. handsome and
popular fellow. His father lives at jew
ell Junction. la.
Tnr State Historical society is in re-
ccipt of 4 fine ltt-sfze bust portrait, IN
oil. uf Frederick W. Horn. the Sage of
tcdarhurg. The portrait j. by the Mil
Naukr" artist. II. Broch. who painted
ii in 49,. when Mr.. Horn was but -
year, of age. and ii represents hm IN
his primc-thc very picture of Louis
Napoleon AT his best.
.IrpGE III >pY has refused to grant 4
new trial in HE Met larncv case. This
Eau Claire a few weeks ago. Nc
CIarncN brought IN action against the
Chicago. Milwaukee, y Il. Paul Railroad
for injuries received Hhilr i'll the en-
pluv of that company, and the lurN gave
him verdict Of slI.tHn.
TIE heirs of Peter Dean. W lao died in
Duluth in 1881. have begun suit III the
nitcd States court at Madison to have
declared void a devils. of 300 acres of
land made Ia the City Of superior for
public purposes. on the ground that il
unlawtuIly creates a pcrpctultN. The
land l. near Superior. and l. worth
SiuN.Wn.
An effort i being made hy some "i
the State University students interested
in athletics To revive Field Day. which.
for Lack of enthusiasm, has been di~cun-
1inucd the last f,,w Years. \ committee.
recently @lpp;n1cd for that purpose.
has made out Il programme of events.
\ NJ NBEE # extra men have been put
OH the c.rp. nttr force of the Burlington
road. 1t Il Crosse, on account of the
large supply "f work Oh hand.
Mr.. lEEk>. VI lAuN oi til" late II. r
ban. via" Was killed on u crossing near
Cameron Iunct."r. hv tn" Omaha Rail
road. MOI long age. has been paid 5000
by that company in settlement "f alI
,iaEt- for damages
" j. I.tWToN. who had resided in
Fan { laGr for ".tr thirty wears. and
vas v"il k.1"NIi thcrc. dird n Bucoda,
Wash .c5 '!ay- ago. Mr.. l.aNton's
death w:.s TcIy sudden.
All. sl;tlmhtcr hni~t.s in the limits uf
Iii" city uf Ia Crosse have been closed
hy order "f III" niay"r.
Tn" court house and jail, recently
erected nj It1-trrc cost iuchIIln" site