The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-24
WISCONSIN BRIEFLETS.
.NTE Il e STING LTE MS GATH ERE III,
FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

What Our Neighbprs Are Doing Matters
General and LOCAL Interest of- Marriages
and observation-disclosures and Cr7Saaes-Pax-
sopal Pointers.
Patents have been granted to citizens
of Wisconsin as follows:
A. A. Anderson and j. Fogarty, Kaukauna,
friction clutch; T. II. Arnistead, MRzenaEiR,
blind; w. S. BeemAn, Ashland, InternstteBs
grip; j. B. Bennett, Watertown, adjusting
device; G. +. n. Bergen and T. Doerfier MifwaGs~
kee, snloke-consumin furnace; l.. p. Best, Mia
waukee, harness Saddle D. W. Curtis FnIh
Atkinson milk vat 5. T. Hall, Racine, Misizsg
Jack; c. E. Seymour, Hurley, spike paileT-
"A member of the Supreme CouTE. in
terviewed at Madison on that court's de-
ceision in the E dgerton Bible case, as
reported as saying:
There can be no question as to the meaning OF
the decision. 1t is couched in plain language
md needs no interpreter The opinion 0a ahe
court deprecates the use of the Bible in public
schools, and holds that the mere heading thereof
must be considered sectarian instruction h26k
hence against the constitutional provision
There must be an entire separation Of &buTrh
nd state. There is no prospect of q change in.
! modification of the deci sion. for 10 Ens
reached only after careful, thoughtful and ak
haustive view of the subject i'm AR its phases
The decision shows the court united IN ats v1ete
of its duty in the premises.
By vote of II to II the Milwaukee
Presbytery at its meeting al Beaver Dam
declared in favor Of revision of the Coz
fession of Faith.
james Stinson, of Chico go, has 6Aadl
an answer to a complains in the UMiaefa
States Court at Madison denying ahe
charges of his having franiulently seeGp0G
patents to fourteen quarter sections OK
land now lying within the limits OF tho
city of Superior, valued at 50, O00, 000.
The furniture for the new Govern
ment building at Oshkosh has arrived
-Go3ebic minin g towns are TO be con-
nected with Hurle ~ and Ashland by te9e-
phone.
j ohm SchIim, who committed snIei6le
in the town of Center, Outa gamie County,
recently, just before killing himself Acre
his will into 1I3 pieces. 1t has beem
pat together again, however, and his
nejrs will endeavor to prove thNk he was
insane when he tore it, in order 40 ST.
herit $4,000.
Forest fires have been very damaging
il the vicinity of Chippewa Falls
William H. Hughes. chief OF alao
Madison fire depar tment, has been SINS
pended pending an investigation o. has
conduct in ,aking money from whole
sale hose company, as alleged, for get
ting the city to give it valuable Con-
tract.
Senator Angus Cameron has for
warded to Washington a declinmtion 40
serve as a member of the Cherokee Com
mission. He gives as reason that be Is-
too cid a man for the hard work required.
He had supposed that the bu s3ness could.
be done at the capital of the Cheokas,
Nation, but he finds there are ffaeen4
fifteen tribes to be treated with, and she
commission must live about four months
in ten s.
The first accident on tho electric
street railway in Milwaukee occurred LIST
week, seriously mi airing Mrs. Martin Nc
L tughlin, wife of the Inspector of the
House of Correction The lady was jusE
stepping off one Of the electric cars when
it started with jerk, throwing her, face.
downward, on the granite pavement. Her
face was cut and bruised, two OF her
teeth were broken and an arm ana leg
bruised
An assignment has been made by
Loeb & Mossler, proprietors Of eha Cream
City Knitting Works in Milwaukee. The
firm has been in business five years, and.
employed $50 people. The prophet ors
hope to resume.
The following Wisconsin pensions,
have been granted:
Original-Charles Eichroat, Milwaukee; gVIrs
G. Caldwell Hudson; David Austin, YiOlaS
Leonard Morley, Tillinghast; George. w. Squire
Wheatville Stedman j.. Jackson, Delayan !; VIM.
j. SummerieId, SpartR; M. Brodrick, RichiaZa&
Center: Thos. j. Ceve land Hudson; Henry For
man. Plainfeld; jacob NJ. Michael, Arena Geo.
F. Drake, Perley; VIM Scott. Racine: Henry
Longfield, Milwaukee John 7. Faust, B0scobe9S
U. W. Hatch Whitley alter Philip KrsnaEaes
Sheboygan Carl F. X uger, Clintonyilles Christ
Camel, Boyd William Arndt, De Pere; Henry
Fischer, Sitter; Peter Bennett. Nieho2soms 3.
Samuel w. Frisbie, Shawano; Adelbert Jones,
Fond du Lac; Peter Wm Rails, MilwaRkess
VIM. Long deceased), Flatteville; Peter ProoE~-
sha, Regina; George Haryeis, CfinfOnyIz9es
PALMYRA VIM. W. Wolcott Barabo,,: Charles
Preston, Me1rilon
Increase Watkins a. Hughes, Racine; Or
lando S. Jones, Platteyille; Walter o. PietzecLs
Baraboo; Albert Tu1ck, Osbkoshs William
SpiegeIberg, Zittan; Edward j. Gale, KeTstaIl g
Timothy D. Risen, Viola; Curtis G. COgonHDY
PardeeviIle; Ichebod Preston, Fan Cla5TsS
Peter Lind, Hillsborough; William Il. Hill, Du-
rand; Charles +. Eldred, Wausau; JOHN e.
Whitney, WeyIuwega; Nelson d. DoRxa,
Stoughfon; Adelbert e. Has91tine, Poft.ages.
George McCourt, London; Willis g. Nor4hrop,
Milwaukee; Patrick M. Fogerty, P1aingiEles
James M. Covert, Brpdhead John III. Wel&a,
Sharon Peter L. Francisco Brodheal; Joseph
Perry, Plier; George Collier, Colby; Peter Jam
isOn Maple Valley, Henry Bra1ner HpEtistoTds
Richard Johnston, Cazenovia; Barb S. ulEons
Hudson.
Reissue-William CharnIev, NOrwalk JOiz.s4
Winters, Sparta David B. Robinson BcesOwI1.
Reissue and 1ncrea se-Eugene CoYne. Graz
tiot.
estoration-Wiliarh Seen1an BoscobeI.
Restoration and Reissue-Frank III. GnernseYr
Clintonville.
Original Widows, etc.-Hannah, widow or
Daniel Deary, Prairie du CHEM minor OF
Charles E. EmmCns, bayfield, Minerva, widow
of Hiram Starkweather, Sparta B1Gaun1
father of Thomas Peat PackW a1kee; Jane e.
Of