The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-20
BADGER NOTES.

MILWAUKEE has three new first-class
theaters. The Davidson, entirely new,
and the Academy of Music and Grand
Opera House, rebuilt and refurnlshed.
The latter is now owned by Capt. Pabst,
and was opened on the 18th as Ger
man theater.
OK or about October 81, 1889, the pro-
prietors of the Ashland Daily Press
were sued for $1,000 libel by Chief Of
Police John +. O'Bricn. Tuesday the
case was settled without trial. 1t is un-
derstood that the defendants agree to
publish a retraction and pay costs.
The Marinette hotel project cannot be
realized at present. Instead, the Dun
lap House is TO be improved.
AT Ashland deed was filed by James
L. Gates, disposing TO the Milwaukee
Land Company 10000 acres III Ashland
County for stated consideration Of
1000.
TIE Board of State University Regents
held brief meeting at Madison on the
10th. The only business of Importance
transacted was the adoption of the rec
concentrations of President Chamber
lain and committee regarding the dlspo-
sition of the SO 900 granted by a recent
act of Congress. BY the action of the
board two-tiiths of this grant go To the
Department of Agriculture, two-ffths to
the Department Of Mechanic Arts, and
the remaining 5000 to the college of
letters. An intermediate course occu-
pying two years will be one of the new
features of the Agricultural Depart
ment. This course will supply a popu-
lar demand that has long existed.
AT Grand Mound, Ia, on the 18th,
Ella Smith Langdon, lately of Madison,
was shot and killed by Jack Beyan, a
former lover. Her husband then killed
Bevan.
Ir is found that the bond indemnifying
the government against loss by Mrs.
Champion suit is technically imperfect
and It new one must be made out at Mil
waukee and forwarded. When the new
bond is given and accepted the at
torney- general will certify that the title
to block %, except Mrs. Crampton' lot,
is perfect, and the secretary will then
pay $4Co. 900 into the United States court
at Milwaukee. Anticipating that mat
ters will now be speedily adjusted,
draughtsmen in the architects office
are preparing preliminary sketches for
the new building. The supervising
architect has written to Milwaukee for
the dimensions of block %, slope of
the ground, natural elevation, etc.
TIE Milwaukee County Democratic
convention put the following ticket in
the field sheriff, Michael Walsh; clerk
of the courts, Ignatz CZerWinski; county
treasurer, f. Lange; register of deeds,
Louis Auer; county clerk, Charles :.
Brand; district attorney, Clarence ).
Brown; coroner, Fred. LEIGH surveyor,
Gustav Steinhagen; county school sup
erintendent, p. \. Lynch.
THE annual state convention of the Y.
N. {. \. will open in La Crosse October
-, and it will last four days. An attend
ance of 800 is expected.
THE Washburn News admits that a re-
count in that town will show less than
the original.
MARINErrE will have five representa-
tyes at Oberlin College this year.
4 FARMER named Schav. living in the
town of York, was going through a yard
where a number of pigs were confined.
He playfuly caught one of the little
porkers and picked it up. The pig
squealcd Justify and nine old hogs set
off, but they stubbornly persisted in
swapping at him viciously. They sue
cecded in getting him down, and bit
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He is ahla Ia he ahout aaain bnt docs
not desire to repeat the experience.
EXTENSIVE improvements in the Mari
nette water works system will be made.
4 new intake pipe running 1000 feet
into the bay Will be laid. The works
will have pumping capacity Of 5000
gallons per minute. The improvements
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ORE has been struck at the Central
fen"kee mine, IN Ashland county.
GEoRGE GrND, the La crosse brewer,
Will draw out OF the business ana 90
westward.
PRoF STORM BULL has purchased for
81 800 the residence OF Geo. Raymer, at
Madison.
OWEN ASH, workirgman of Eau
Claire, is looking for his pretty wife and
$500 in money with which. he saws she
has absconded. lie lett home at the usual
hour for work, and his Wife followed
ana asked MN Tor KISS, "iilch ne gave
her AT noon he reached home TO ma
the house deserted, the curtains down,
and the following note on the Kitchen
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