The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

THE house of Harvard Dunham, in
the town of Clear Creek, was totally
destroyed by fire. Two of Mr.. Dun
two others On the upper floor.
One of the boys down stairs dis
covered the fire. He called the others
and rushed from the house. In the
excitement the youngest brother, aged
4, was left in the burning building. p
on discovering this, Everton Durham,
the oldest of The four, rushed through
the burning stairway, and wrapping his
little brother In blanket, tossed him
to the boys below and then jumped
himself. The parents were absent at
the time.
CHARLES ROBERTS, horsethief wanted
al Neilisylile for year paat appeared
at Eau Claire and WIS jailed, 10 be
taken to Neilsville for tlial.
MILWAUKEE firm of brick makers is
corresponding with Narlnette parties
With view OF locating plant there.
ALEX N,pEAv has al last received from
the White River ium ber Company the
sa,h30 awarded him fUr the loss OF icy
while III tie employ of that corporation.
a EEUNio> Of the tortIeth, Forty-sec
ond and Forty ninth Wisconsin in
boo the coming summer, providing 1t
sufficient sum can be raised TO pay the
local expenses, which it is estimated
will be about tl0O. The Fiitieth Resi-
ment IS invited to participate III the
reun'on. The reunion viii bring about
20a old soldiers.
\ SECTION OF one of the ice houses OF
the Peoria lee Company, located near
Madison, collapsed on the 2lst. Al
bert Meyer, workman, was caught by
tue falling root before he could escape,
and was seriously but not fatally hurt.
GU>Ttv THOMr>oN, q lad of 16, was Ia
tally crushed in a freight elevator, III
johnson Bros; bakery, on Broadway,
Milwaukee, on the 2lst.
TIE defunct Pierce County AgriCultu-
raj Society has sent TO the secretary OF
state check for $40, this being the
amount OF its finances remaining on
hand, and is returned to the state for
monetary aid rendered by it. This is
the first Instance on record where an
association receiving state aid has ever
made return OF any balance left IN its
eXcheguer.
MoHR, IINKEI>rN 4 Co, of Milwaukee,
lave led st. Paul man TO recover
money advances for margins.
EDWIN II. AEEor was elected presl-
dent OF the Wisconsin Central Railroad
Company, vice {. l.. Colby, resigned.
LoGoING opelstions in the vicinity OF
Ashland have nearly closed. he soft
TO gds compelled huulers 10 slack ND IN
the woods where the snow was deep.
The work coutiuues. bNt under great
disadvantages. IumDermen, however,
ale sa isfied, having had Il profitable
season, accomplishing their labor at less
cost than usual, and banking larger
supply OF logs than ever before. The
railroads are delivering neaTly mil
lion OF feet daily al some mills IRON re-
mote camps.
THt agent Of the state fish hatchery
III Ashland is dumping several millions
Of spawn into lbeguamegon Bay.
Wbltetsh thrive well and multiply well
in these waters. a yearlr deposit is
made. \ hole is cut in the ice and the
cans emptled III the manner prescribed
by the chief hatcher.
EDWIN CoOPEE, who killed his brother
in II family quarrel III the Town of
Greenfield, Milwaukee County, was on
the 10Th sentenced to twenty years III
the penitentIsry.
MILWAUKEE city bonds TO the amoInt
OF $4,000 were sold on the 10th TO q
New York firm, the highest bidders. A
total premium ot = ,,0U WAS realized.
MApIsoN'S new opera house vii! be
formally opened April :.
De. O. w. CARI>oN. of Milwaukee, was
elected president of the Northwestern
Homuopathi, Association at its conven
ton IN thicago.
A Man who registered at the Gauit
House. Chicago, as John Russell, Mil
waukee, was found dead III his room.
ALo>Zo l.. BoYNroN. the pioneer iiv
eryrlan, OF Milwaukee, has gone to Hot
Springs 10 recover from the effects of
the serious iaI! he suffered several
weeks ago.