The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-13
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Ice is being shipped from Madison at ruv
rate of 125 carloads per day. Men are en-
gagged night and day in cutting.
The milk condensing factory at Monroe
has daily output OLA 900 pounds. Its full
capacity is from G, ZOO to 5000 pounds.
Porter Hopple was killed at Chippewa
City, five miles from Chippewa Falls, while
unloading logs.
The grip has Frustrated about two-thirds
of the inhabitants OF Oconto Falls. The first
fatal case was that ola 13-year.old daughter
Of Louis Rusch.
John Andrews, OF Minersville, says he was
held up and relieved of $780, by a party OF
roughs while he was walking through Ellis
Park, at Ashland.
A S. Sullivan has been arrested at Ashland
on the charge of forging the mark" of an
Indian woman to an order for money due for
Ole Husit, register of deeds of Jackson
County. died at Black River Falls on the Sd
inst, aged 40 years. Death resulted from
consumption, aggravated by la grippe.
A renewal of the fight between Frederick
Weyerhaeuser and the Knapp, Stout
Co., may result over the proposed dam at
Beef Slough.
Peter Schnoeberger, of the town of Auburn,
Fond du Lac county, mourns the death oil
three grown-up children within the past two
weeks, aged 16, % and 90 respectively, all
victims of malignant diphtheria.
| laborer named Cummings was pushing
q car loaded with stone across a temporary
| trestle at Baraboo, when the structure gave
| Ill bod
mings escaped uninjured.
Mrs. Mary Curry of Mineral Point, has se.
cured back pension money amounting to
90, 800 and a regular pension of $12 a month
| on account of her son Thomas services in
the union army.
The Stevens Point Grand Army Post has
decided dpon the design for a soldiers
monument, and the contract has been let to
Mitchell of Chicago, at cost of $4,000, to
be completed by the last Of May.
| John Hessler, the stranger found dying in
Fond du Lac barn. was an Odd Fellow
from NJ onroe, Mich, and his body has been
sent to that place. He lett O train while in-
sane and finally wandered to the barn.
| Herman Fredericks, the young German
who killed his girl because she would not
marry Aim, and then attempted to take his
own life, short time ago, IN the town OF
Settin, Marathon county, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to state prison for life.
| During the past few months several rich
veins of dry.bone and lead have been discov-
cred near Potosi, and all of them are good
paying mines. The prospects are 30 favor
able that company from Galena intend to
put in smelling and zine works at Potosl
Current Literature, in brief sketch oil
Miss Elizabeth Beall Ginty, daughter of Gen.
Ginty. of Chippewa Falls, says the talented
/ young lady is known both in London and
| New York as clever writer of tales and es-
says She is at present engaged on q novel
which will be published in the spring.
1t Is thought, at Black Earth, that
William Harris, who took a sailing vessel
from New York for England, has gone to
| the bottom with the ship. The boat on
which it is supposed he sailed is reported to
have foundcred at sea and gone down with
/ ull on board.
johnnie Mcshane. the 1a.year-old boy hurt
| ut GAINESVILLE on the Goth inst, died the fol-
owing day. The boy was riding q horse,
which became frightened and threw him from
he saddle, Fhe little fellows foot caught in
the stirrup and he was dragged some dis
lance. At every jump OF the frightened horse
he sharp-shod hoofs struck the boy in the
side and abdomen, literally lay bare the
heart and lungs. The boy lived eighteen
hours after the accident occurred.
o. l.. Carr of Gettysburg, has a COW that
or some time past, with no apparent reason
| las been short in her accounte--that is in
the quantity of milk she was supposed to
urnish to the family. The gentleman sus
pected thieves, and determined to keep q
watch. The other night he caught the dep.