The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-14
BADGER NOTES.

hIn. Jobse.
TIE Philadelphia Coal and Iron Com
pany will build build large yards at Nil
waukee.
THEonoRE ECKER and his 3-vear-old
baby burned To death near Ellsworth,
Wis
Mrs. l.. NJ. WHlrIEsEY, Of Bayfield,.
was married 10 Ira \. richardson, OF
Toledo, q. Mrs. Richardson is one OF
the pioneers o. Ashland and Bayfield,,
and Mr.. Richardson taught schUol in
Ashland twenty years ago. The bride
iIas accumulate i a comfortable fortune
in successful mining Investments. They
Will reside III The East.
.IouN T. GoXYox died at BAYFIELD,,
aged ~ years. lie WAS born in Mon
treal, Canada, nf French parentage. Ia
August, 1852, he enlisted in the Twen-
ty-seventh Wisconsin Infantry, Co. \,
ana served three wears as corporal of
that company. He was present at the
siege OF Nicksburg, cap,Hle Of Little
Rock, Ark, and siege of Spanish Fort
in Mobile Bay. III the army he CON
tracted disease which tinajty caused lis
death. He had Just succeeded III get
I!ng his pension about two weeks ago.
THE Eau Claire Gas COMPANY are be-
ing sued for SlO,OC0 by DICK Pitts for in
iuries received III the late gaseXplosion.
This is perlaI the first Caee on record
where anyone has objected 10 a blow
Ing up.
CHARLES MATSDoRF. of La Crosse. has
fox which follows him around the city
like dog. 1t is i peculiar sight to see
the master and The animal on the street.
PRESIDENT CHhNEERLIN, of the Wis
1 nj, t.,1
from the HaIis Worlds Fair.
YoUNGMAN, Wisconsin Indian crimi-
nal, sentenced to be hanged has had his
ment.
PROF. HENRY has decided to stay with
the Wisconsin Agricultural College.
THE old La Crosse County Jail build
ing, which was erected in tie year 1898
at Il cost Of $1,000. WAS sold at auction
the other dav. and was knocked down 10
a contractor at 500. The stone alone
would cost 5000.
,IosErH RIEL, the keeper of an al
legged dive at Florence, who was arrest
ed in tle general raid made by the au
thorIiics a lew weeks ago, is q brother
Of the LonIs Riel, ho led tie rebellion
m the Northwest Territory six or seven
'
,lttrd. Riel LaA SicIifcd his intention
oi pleading gull y.
A COW belonging to Archy Donaldson
If Eau Glare, went mp a stairway from
the barn floor IT, the hay nov, a heIg ht
OF eleven ieet. Alter eating It's fill it
laid down The Egxt day Mrs. Donald
son, a servant girl, and Two boys, hunt
cd tie entire ueIg!: borhood but iound
no COW. When discovered at last the
COW would not come down. 1t took q
veterinary surgeon and ten men with
blocks and tackle to lower her.
THOMAS II. FARMER was released
from the Milwaukee Insane Asylum on
the recommendation Of four physicians,
who say he Is sane. Farmer says he
will d, mand Iecunlary DAMAGES Tor in
CaiceratiOu in an lnSane asylum.
The steamer Fred Sch csinger WAS
launched al Milwaukee on the Ith.
DIR. NJ. H. kERwIN. of Milwaukee,
died very suddenly.
TIE Chicago Milwaukee brewery
stock WAS listed on the London Ex-
change.
SUPERVISING AECHITEcT WINDRIM
promises Senator Spooner that plans
for the Milwaukee federal building
elidIi bt olaN ii ~ tlI't.
\ CENsg bulIetin shows that Wiscon-
sin stands high in ratio oil school enroll
ment TO population.
F. f. HINcKLEY has applied for the
appointment of a receiver for the NH
waukee Electric Railway Company.
WM. Helm, Of Wisconsin, has been
made a sstant superintendent Ot the
tree delivery system.
MILWAUKEE owners of an Arkansas
sawmiil say their men are not starving,
as reported.
BUSINESS men of Milwaukee favor the
entrance of the Wisconsin Central into
the city.
PETER ZEvIEwsx1 was fined $500 at
Whitehall, Wis, for killing his wife.
FREDERICK GRAErFE, a dealer in hats
and ca ps on West Water street, NIlwaU-
kee, dropped dead in front Of his store
on the 9Th. The police and health de
partment investigated tie case and
lound that death was caused by heart
disease Mr.. Graetlc was 60 wears old
and leaves wife and two children.
ALI plans are made for equipping the
Willard syndicate liLes in Milwaukee
with electricity.
FIRE in Charles Stocks blaming mill,
Milwaukee, caused Il loss OF $500.
MILWAUKEE capitalists are accused OF
abandoning saW-mlLi crew IN an Ar
kansas swamp.
WORK on the Milwaukee public build
ing may be begun this year after all.
TIE Sault Ste Marie 4 Southwestern
Railroad was sold to the Omaha.
SAN MOVER lives about twelve miles
I.r 4 iofr {
Rock Falls, ana he keeps a number of
sheep. He heard noise III tie barn
ward few nights ago. He saw hv the
moonlight three dogs killing sheep.
He crept up and caught two of them by
the back OF the neck, and held on to
them. shouting all the time to his wife,
who hurried to the scene. With her
assistance he tied the brutes firmly, and
then cot the ak and knocked them in
the head.
JOHN F. FRAHcTscAs, formerly at La
Crosse as tram dispatcher for the Bur
Iingtun x Northern Railway, committed
suicide at Washington, u. {.
l. c. TrREEY, OF Eau Claire, pleaded
guilty to charge ol obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Miss LILLIAN RUSSELL organized d
branch of the y. II. {. \. at Ashland.
Tie Cff5Cers are: Mrs. 4. I. Dixon,
president; Mrs. Charles Mayors. cor
responding secretary, and Irene KEEPER,
treasurer.
The Milwaukee County Board decid-
ed to issue sIGn.gg0 bonds Tor an aims
house or hospital.
AUGUST WAcH, travelling man, WAS
arrested at Milwaukee Tor stealing
81 go worth Of sewelry from his Boston
employees.
\ PKUssIAN who had forged his father )
name 10 notes !or 5000 and fled TO this
country vas arrested in Milwaukee.
7. ,. DAVIDSON, Of La Crosse, mas sold
the Davidson Lumber Company. for
the sum OF 80, ,OUQ, II .I0U acres Of land
in the cgUut.ts = -. tII-e, sawyer, and
Ashland