The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-09
BADGER NOTES.

TIE earnings of the st. Paul road fox
the fourth week in July amounted IL
S11l 900. The total earnings for the
Sl72,0 over the earnings for July,
1889.
ABRAHAM GREENBAUM was arrested in
Milwaukee for having too many wives.
He only had two.
A UNITARIAN summer assembly is TO
be held at Helena Valley, Wis.
THE school census of Milwaukee shows
6S,245 children, indicating a population
of y l .559.
IDA kEMESER, a little girl, was knocked
down and severely injured by an cleo
tric ear IN Milwaukee.
Mrs. GEO. RICHARDS, of Augusta, had
wondrous escape from death. She
fell head foremost into we'll nearly
forty feet deep, and, incredible as it
may seem, sustained no severe injuries.
No bones broken, or anything worse
than slight bruises and some lameness
for short time.
Jim" FIELDING, whose conflict with
Miss Kate Bushnell, of pinerv horror
fame, made him quite character about
the capitol at Madison, and got his
name up elsewhere, resumed his post
as messenger IN the office of the State
Board of Charities and Reforms. He
was laid up with violent rheumatism.
SAN STRONG, first engineer of the
steamer Scotia. and Dan McLane, a
roustabout. engaged in a quarrel at La
Crosse. McLane, who is much the
heavier of the two, had Strong on the
floor, when the latter drew knife and
slashed the former in both legs, intiict-
ing a deep tive-inch cut in the thigh of
the left leg, and a long slash, not as
deep, in the right thigh. The injuries
were pronounced severe but not dan
gerous Strong was placed under ar
rest, and admitted tlfat he did the cut
ting. The atfray grew out of a dispute
about some previous statement made by
one of the parties, for which the other
called him to account.
Coy. HOARD has appointed as dele
gates from Wisconsin to the National
Farmers Congress at Council Bluffs, Ia,
August 26 to %: Or. l.. A. Squires of
Poynette; J. :. Bugh, of Wautoma; Il.
:. klngman, of Sparta; DR.. {. \. Por-
ter, of Niroqua; Geo. Martin, Hudson;
J. ". Whelan. of Mondovi; Col. W r.
Bartlett of Eagles Point; Thos. r.
Nash, of Centralia; Elihu Enos, of Wau-
kesha; J. A. Decker, of Fond du Lac.
Byron snyder. of Clinton; Col. {. f..
Warner, of Windsor: Matt Anderson.
of Pine Bluff: O. l.. Roscnkrans, of
Milwaukee; I. \. Chapman, of Milwau-
kee; j. VI. Smith, of Green Bay; Rein
hardt Rahr, of Manitowoc; John Whit
tet, of Busseyville.
GEO. SHEA and John O'Neil, Lake
Shore section men, were killed on the
4th, four miles south of Odanah. They
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ny with twenty others, not needing the
warning of the conductor 10 sit down,
as it was dangerous to stand while the
train was switching. They were thrown
off, and ear passed over them. The
corOncr's Jury returned a verdict of ac-
,-idcntai ,irsih h. attaching no blame to
the railroad officials.
AID. SCHoMERs died at La Crosse from
the effects of injuries sustained in jump
ing off train. The funeral was held
this morning.
LouIS HoYT was killed by lightning at
Sturgeon Bay.
AsuLAND's Grand Army Post will not
60 to Boston
Articles of association have been
filed with the secretary of state by the
Northwestern Novelty Company, of
Milwaukee; capital stock, $4,000; in
corporators, August Won TrOtt, A. Gill
bert and Moritz Schroeder.
AT Madison, John Lewis and a char
acter named Henderson, who were
caught in the act of burglarizing the
general store and post-otiice at Dane
station, were sentenced to two years
each in the state prison.
4 FASHIONABLE wedding was that at
La Crosse, in which Miss Ella Leonora
Palmer and Alfred Rogers were the
principals.
Miss LAPHAM, former La Crosse
school teacher, is a candidate for super
intendent of the Houston County
tNlinn. schools.
JOS. SEMsCH, of La Crosse, was arrest
ed in Caledonia Mimi, by Sheriff Scott
He was wanted for forgery. Semsch is
well-knoNn.
MADISoN's six street-car drivers struck
for $40 instead of So per month. The
strike lasted ten minutes. SIX more men
being put in in place of the old men.Thc
cars will Jolt for awhile, but the compa
ny is ahead.
A STATE Labor convention will be held
in Milwaukee September ;.
CREAM City and Milwaukee City rail
roads wiz be operated under one man
agement.
THE school census of Madison shows
ASS children, of whom 2,03l attended
public schools last wear.
TIE earnings of the Milwaukee 4
Northern Railroad for the month of
July were Sl27 ,2i5, against SlO3, ,S37 for
the same month in 1889, an increase OF
3,31S, or 2225 per cent.
The name of the WigWam Slipper
COMPANY, of Milwaukee, under which
title the slipper manufacturing business
Of A. W. Rich has been carried on, has
been changed to the A. W. Rich Shoe
Company.
THE Frawler House, at Eau Claire,
and contents has been attached on
local claim of 800.
CHARLES ANI,ERSoN passed a forged
check for $50 on Joseph BOrschert, at
La Crosse, and is now awaiting trial
Mrs. CLARA MoRToN, recently removed
by process of law from the residence Of
Alexander Watson, the wealthy Eau
Claire lumberman, whose legal wife she
claims to be, and whose hOusekeeper she
he'd been for many years, made another
sensation on the 3lst Mrs. Morton
and her married sister, lady Of
wealth and standing, went 10 the
Watson residence to get some
pictures Mrs Morton had left.
Mr.. Watson, who Is slowly dying
of Bright's disease, reclined helplesslv
in an invalid chair on the porch His
nurse, a stout middleaged lady, or
dered Mrs. Morton and her sister from
the premises. 4 violent conflict en-
sued. When it was over one of the
ladies' had black eve, one had been
thrown violently from the porch and
badly hurt- ono had had paarIv all ber
clothes torn off, and Mrs. Morton and
her sister had retreated. Prosecution
will follow.
THE Lake Monona Assembly manage
ment is planning to have Henry ".
Stanley at It's grounds in the fall.
NELs PRENo, keeper of The Poplars,"
La Crosse, a North side resort, Was ar
rested on a bench warrant issued by
Judge Newman. and was bound over 70