The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-20
WISCONSIN.

Mrs. Hart was seriously injured while stop
ping runaway team in Medford.
Harry Blodgett, of Whitehall, was jailed
thirty days for theft of 95 cents.
The Omaha road gives Ashland q fast
train through to Chicago and st. Paul.
About dozen factories are being built in
the vicinity of Berlin.
Jones NJ. Lowry, of the engineering depart
ment of the st. Paul road, is dead in Mil
waukee.
K. E. Olson, wounded in an ARRAY at
Stoughton, is likely to recover. Severt Kali
haugen, arrested for the crime, was taken to
Madison for trial,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wightman, of West
anniversary of their marriage. They were
among the first settlers of West Bend.
William Meachem was arrested at Green
Bay on charge of horse stealing. He was
taken to Menominee, Mich, where the al
legged offense was committed.
Gilbert Riornson, of Ell Paso, was fonnd
frozen to death. He was intoxicated when
he left the saloon and had strayed out of his
homeward course.
Herbert Kepler, aged IS, son ofrespectable
parents at Eau Claire, has been arrested for
stealing. He is wild, drinking boy, over
whom his parents have no control.
Edward Gill, Of Merrill, pleaded guilty be
fore United States Judge Bum, at Madison
to violating the revenue laws. He was sen
fenced to thirty days in the county Jail, ant
to pay fine of 500.
Charles Brahmer narrowly escaped freezing
to death, near Fort Atkinson. He was thrown
from his wagon, suffering broken leg, ant
lay for two weeks by the roadside, the tenn
perature being 18 degrees below zero.
In the circuit court, now in session at Port
Washington, Charles Lucht, OF the town o
Mequon, recovered 81 900 from bis stepfathcl
for services since he came of age, fourteen
years ago.
| burglar entered the house of Mrs. Chas
Brady, at Racine, and was discovered by
| son, who fred two shots at him while he wal
making his exit out of kitchen window
Neither of the shots took effect and the bur
glar escaped in the darkness.
| William Zimmerman, n farmer living thre
| miles from Boyd, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat with butcher knife. Sever
al days previous he cut his wrists with q
knife in an unsuccessful attempt to end his
life.
In the circuit court at Wausau William
Gritzmacher, veteran of the late war, wa
convicted Of an assault upon a 16-year-ol,
German girl, October a, 1889, immsdiatel.
j after which he fed to Minnesota, where h
was found through pension vouchers, a
Aiken. A new trial will be asked.
There has been shipped out Of the city @
| Madison, this season, about ISL 500 tons G
ice, which hos sold at an average of IS cent
per ton, bringing $9s,475. Besides this Their
has been stored away in ice.houses at leas
an amount equal to the shipment The eos
Of cutting and placing ice on board cars
about Is cents per ton, most Of which goe
directly to the laboring men,
When the hired man on Carl Widder's farm
three miles north OF Sheboygan Falls, wen
into the COW barn, early in the morning, h
found the door had been forced open by som
one who had deposited box containing
young babe only few dogs old. The weatf
er wasextremely cold, but the child was thick
ly wrapped, and alive and well. The deserte