The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-05
WISCONSIN BRIEFLETSl
ITEMS GATHERED FROM WARE
Gus SOURCES.

and DeathS-Acci0cats and Crtmes-Perx
sonal Pointers.
GUN WA, the Chinese doctor fraud OF
Milwaukee, and his associates were each
fined $500 for sending obscene matter in
the mails. They paid promptly. The
trio, it is said, clear S., 600 per month by
their quack practice.
MILWAUKEE vessel owners ask Com
gress to kill the project of bridging the
Detroit River at Detroit
BANDERoB & CHASE, the furniture
firm recently burned at Oshkosh, will re-
build their factory at once.
AN effort was made to liberate Trip,
the thief, at Hudson, on q writ of
habeas corpus, he having been brought
from Minnesota without a reQuiSitiOn.
The Judge held that so long as the State
of Minnesota did not demand him he was
lawfully held for trial for crimes COM
mitted in Wisconsin.
THERE is q movement on foot to make
Milwaukee the capital of the State. The
bill has already been drawn and will
probably be presented to the Legislature
within few days.
c. III. LARsEELERE, Treasurer of
Langlade County, is said to be 80, 292
short in his accounts. Notwithstanding
Ills I6-0l0CUIOu lbSb 1dlI he udS DG6u UNA
BILE so far to secure bonds, and the board
will declare the office vacant and put ia
q new man.
THE owners of what are called tho
Caldwell patents are having fit
ted up in Milwaukee locomotive to be
equipped with new style Of roaming
gear which it's owners think will accom-
plish great things in railroading The
new running-gear consists of 6 truck
with ten wheels, three of which on each
side rest upon the rails and are sur
mounted by two othexs, the tires Of
which have FRACTIONAL contact with the
tires of the wheels below. Then sur
mounting these two wheels is the drive
wheel of the locomotive, the wheel ar
rangement on each side being that of q,
pyramid with the drive-wheel on top. IT.
is claimed that the ordinary speed Of %
locomotive can be doubled by the use of
this gearing.
AN inmate of the Milwaukee County
Infrmary, suffering from consumption,
died from the effects of an overdose of
cough medicine.
The coroner's inquest at Richland Cen
ter, in the matter of the death of tho.
late Ella Mally, resulted in the jury re-
turning verdict that she came to her
ministered with murderous intent during
the evening of Jan. 8 by some person Or
persons unknown. Rose Zoldersky, the
dead girls alleged murderess, is still in
jail and will not talk.
FREDDIE HACKRATH and August,
Priese, of Milwaukee, each aged ~:
years, were seized by three older boys,
who said they wanted to make niggers
of them. After fire had been lighted
the little fellows faces were held over
the fire until the flesh rolled off, and both
will lose their eyesight.
E. G. RANKIN, merchant tailor at Eau
Claire, made an assignment Assets,
Sc, 500; liabilities, $4,000.
Mrs. JOSEPH MANN, of Milwaukee,
recently donated 81, 600 to the newly or
gained Public Library Association of
Two Rivers.
SEVER SERLEY, Chippewa Falls en-
bezzler, is held in the sum of S., 900. His
shortage has grown to $21, ZOO.
AT Chippewa Falls, Editor Shultz and,
family were saved from asphyXiation by
coal gas by the barking Of a dog.
THE people of Wisconsin have not.
been idle in the last ten years. In the
decade prior to 1890 the number of new
in this State was 900. The number
previously existing was 923, $50 that in
ten years the manufacturing enterprises
Of Wisconsin were more than doubled
and their total number increased to-
1922. Milwaukee has enjoyed great
prosperity. Prior to 1880 it had 271
manufacturing establishments In the
ensuing ten years 238 were added, rails
ing the total to 500, representing seven
ty-nine different branches of industry.
NELLIE GRAY, of Arson Townships
near Chippewa Falls, was made insane
by an attack Of la grippe, and her
mother, broOding over her daughters
misfortune, has also become demented.
A NORWEGIAN farmer living in Burke,
fell from haymOw, Saturday evening,
onto the floor OF the barn with such
force as to break the knee pan on both
legs 1t is feared his injuries will cripple,
him for life.
THE interest on the bonds of the Osh--
kosh e. Mississippi Road balance its earn
ngs. The city of Oshkosh owns S75, coo
worth of bonds.
ENCOURAGED by the decision rendered:
by Judge Johnson, declaring that cOlOredt
citizens had the same rights as white
persons, the Afro Amer can League, OF
Milwaukee, have addre & ed circulars to
saloon-keeperS, restaurant-ke9pers and
others who have been reported to the
league as discriminating against colored
citizens by refusing them admission or
charging them double prices. The ciF-
cular is a warning to discontinue these
practices, under threats of prosecution.
Enclosed is copy of the Judges decision.
TRAIN CONDUCTOR TRUsoME caused
the arrest at La Crosse of notorious.
woman who had in charge three young
girls bound for the north woods. The.
girls were Mortified when they learned
the fate intended for them. They be-
iieved they were to take domestic posi-
lions in households
MILWAUKEE will try to recover S49,-
300, the amount of the Schattenberg
school fund defalcation, from the de-.
ceased treasurer's estate. If successful,
she widow will have but $40, 900 left.
The Wausau land sale is kicking ND a.
pile of trouble. Alleging fraud, in that
tho linn hor har0nC had tho first oh