The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-01-16
WISCONSIN BRIEFLETS.
INTE r e STING ITEMS GATH e III n
FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

General and Local Interested Marriages
and observation-disclosures and Crimes-ReF>-
sonal Pointers.
The New York World telegraphed tO
, Governor Hoard asking him what he
thought the year 1890 would bring forth
! The following was the Governors an
swer:
An increased sentiment in educational mat
! ters change by our farmers from graiB-ra5s-
! ing for export to animal industry and 0airying
/ Ri immigration composed of the best elements.
| rom foreign nations; revival OF the mining
| Industries of the State; an increase in our man.
| nfactures and freedom from pestleHce and
plague and q general awakening of the people
20 tne diversity OF our resources lead me 90 an
one for the people OF Wisconsin.
The following Wisconsin pensions
have been granted:
Original Invalid-Charles Faylor Durana
! Peter l.. Fox, Union Center; Christopher Haas
| Elroy; Marioni d. Postlethwaith tdeeeasedA,
/ Prescott VIM. II. Vanhoosen, Camp Douglass
i Isaac Hall, Oakdale; John w. Pace, New Lon
don John Davies, Spring Green Nathan Doney,
| Manawa Horace Phillips, Milford; August
schulty, Lowell; Martin Schranty, Random.
| Lake
Increase-Jenson Hale Rockland; Charless
J r. Pradt, Wausau; Frederick Heyer Racine.
Philip Iop Brother Bloomington; Wm. a. Cooper,
| Reissue-Charles II. Robinson, Milwaukee.
| Reissue and increase-Henry M. Stanley
| Humbird Lyman D. Culver, Ellenboro.
| Original widows-Lucinda Lamson, FORMER
widow of Amos Crippen, Roberts; Jane, mother
| Of Nicholas McWilliams, Lavalle; minors Oh
| Marion ID. Post1ethwaith Prescott; Martha lag
widow OF VIM. j. Cockroft. Hub City.
The following patents have been grant
ed to citizens of Wisconsin:
NJ Drexler, St. George, thistle puller; o. c..
| Gilmore, Clinton, snap hook; II. FL. Hayssens
| New Holstein, ointment for couture g, nj. Rink
! ley, Milwaukee, sawmill dog, ID. Jenkins. She
! boygan, fitting chair iron; L Leibscher, Mia-
waukee. clothespin; w. B. Minahan, Oshkosh
| boot shoe; o. K. Open, Eaton, harrow r.
Parker, Menominee, sluiceway and food-g@te
The City Council of Prairie du Chien
has granted George P. Clark ST. 600 in
| bonds on condition of his erecting fonn--
dry and machine shop for $4,000 and to-
employ ten workmen for period OF five,
| years.
Petitions against the adoption Of $aO,
| o-called Blair bill for the support OF
schools by the Federal Governments ara.
being numerously signed by the members.
| of German congregations in Milwaukee.
Their objection to the bill is the same as
against the Bennett law: alleged undue
interference of the State in matters of
conscience.
Tables given out by the authorities:
of the church as official show the num-
| Der of children in Catholic paroehiaa
schools in Wisconsin to be 36,27f. Tho.
State has Catholic population of S4J,
900, a Catholic priesthood Of 70l, and A99S
Catholic churches. Besides the regular
| ly established churches. there are 156
stations and Sc chapels.
The disbursements from tho pen SION
Office for the Milwaukee district, which,
includes Wisconsin, Minnesota, and tho
Dakotas, during the last quarter of 1889
represent a large increase over anyt hing
| before recorded. There was an increase
during the last half of 1889 over thai Of
| 1888 of 1874, 1911. The total number OF.
| names on the Milwaukee district rolls;
On Jan. l was u, 16l.
The annual meeting of the State noS-
litia officers will be held in Milwaukee,
Feb. 20 and 81.
Webb & La Boet of Chippewa Fails
| have sold the celebrated stallion, Area
dian, to Minneapolis syndicate OF
horsemen for $4,000. He has a record
| of 1888.
Mrs Gard, midwife at Ashland
has been arrested, charged with shooting
her husband month ago. Is was
claimed that he attempted to commit sai-
eide, but it is now charged that his wife.
did the shooting
AT Fort Atkinson, last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius Hart were buried togatheEg
they having died within twenty four
hours of each other from pneumoniaa
caused by influenza.
Madison dispatch. Gov. Hoard has
appointed Democrat as Circuit Judge
to succeed Alva Stewart, deceased, whn
was mugwump. The lucky man 1sa
Robert G. Siebecker, and he is the:lawo
partner and brother-in-law of Congress-
man La Toilette. Siebecker il Sc years
old and is the first German-Amereao TO
occupy the Circuit bench in Wisconsin
He was born in Sank County, this State
graduated from the Wisconsin University
in 1878, and was admitted to the baT BIZ.
1880, since which time he has praoticea.
in Madison. He is man Of fine abili--
ties, of marked judicial cast of mind
and has never been Extensively partisan.
The lawyers here generally signed Pc
tition favoring the appointment of H. w.
Lewis, of this city, but none gainsay The
wisdom of the Governors choice. The
place is worth $4,000 year..
Articles of association have BEEN
fled in the Secretary of States Office by
the Milwaukee Worsted Mills Of MIL
waukee, capital 1926, 900; German-Ameri-
can Savings Bank of Wausau, capital
$75, GOO; La Crosse Beer barrel Company
of Pittsville, capital $4,000; Brown
Brothers Lumber Company of Rhine
lander, capital $1,000 the CARROLL and