The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-07
WISCONSIN BRIEFLETS
ITEMS GATHERED FROM VARl-
Gus SOURCES.

sonaI Pointers.
PENSIONS have been granted to the
following Wisconsin people: Original
Willis B. Atkins. James Blair, Nicholas
Bersch, John Hiebing, Chas. A. Bently,
Nicholas Schumer. Thomas Flint, Royal
Smith, Gales Saxton, Albert Gregory,
Jacob Kiehl, John Burkel Myron L.
Pierce, Christie Melga, John G. Apperle,
Alex Purves, Daniel ID; Austin, Herman
Wilkendorf, Carl E. Leitsch, Benz T..
Harrison, John G. BEEN, Elisha Ford, AL
mond Raymund, Samuel E. Brooks,
Michael McLaren, John w. Beebe,
aid, Sylvennis Hardy, Henry Kitz-
man, Henry pullman, Clark B. Hol-
lister, Patrick Flood, Matthew f.
Beebe, VIM. Whitaker, John O'Brien,
Amos A. Ames (deceased), Ole Olson,
Frank L. G. Chapman, Geo. Ranch, VIM.
Morehead, Thos. j. Cross, VIM. Shaw,
VIM. Ease, Erastus Higgins, Theodore
A. Holden, jeremiah G. Haley, Jos. S.
Ernst, Chas. H. Faggett, Geo. M. john
son, Jas. 6. Richardson, Jos. S. Cornell.
BARNARD Smith, Adonis
McMath. Increased has Merrill,
Selah Reeve, Chas Winter August
Walschlager. John c. Johnston, John c.
Anderson, Frank Armbruster, AndreaS
Klaila, Joseph Beth, George Brown
Ebenezer B. Faurot, Jesse Mather,
Stephen A. Waterman, John Ghastin,
Sylvender B. Spencer, Henry Hoffman,
Eli Spade, Levi S. Hurd, Samuel An
drews, Volna S. Topping, Ananias West
colt, Daniel n. Smalley, Guy G. Pierce.
Reissued-Aaron c. B. Vaughn, Zacha-
riah Case. Reissued and Increase'de-4'
George Horsewell, James G. Brown.
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former widow of Samuel d. Smith; En-
ma f., widow of James N. Underwood,
Sally, widow of Orvil Royce; Kate,
widow of Myron j. Robinson; Mary
Alice, widow of Brazilla Spencer; Mary
A., widow of Henry w. Roach.
HENRY B. HARsHAw, the ex-State
Treasurer, comes Out fat-footed in a
communication to the Oshkosh Times, in
which he says that he has not asked tor
q settlement of the treasury suits, and
does not want one. He says: "Both
myself, Mr. Sawyer, and the other sure
ties on my bond are ready 80 answer in
any amount to any charges, suits or
claims that may be brought against me.
No propositions for compromise or set
Element have ever been made to me in
any way, shape or manner by any person,
nor have I made any propositions nor
have | any to make, as ! have paid to
the State every dollar that / owed it, for
which | hold the receipt of my successor,
John Hummer"
AT Oshkosh August Pearson, we'll
known citizen, is missing. Pearson was
something of leader among the Danes
THE j. R. Davis Lumber Company, of
Phillips, sawed ia, 500 feet of lumber in
twenty-four hours. This is the largest
cut ever made under similar circum-
stances.
LA CROSSES Home for the Friendless
is now prospecting financially.
APPLEToN's Sons of Veterans Lodge
may disband for lack of interest.
FRED FRENCH will be appointed Chief
Of the Ashland fire department.
JULIUS NoosKI was drowned at Pella
while working on the log drive.
EMMETT MCGRAw, who shot VIM. Golden
in house of ill-repute near Rhine
lander, was acquitted.
APPLICATION has been made in the
Circuit Court at Neenah for recount in
that city of the ballots cast for Mayor
at the last election.
CHAs. A. DAVID blew his brains out
with Winchester rife at his farm near
New Richmond
THE entire cut of the Shell Lake Lum-
Der Company during the past winter was
%, 600, 900 feet
THE new board Of Hurley will issue
bonds for $4,000 to put in a sewerage
system.
PLATE GLASS windows worth $500 were
broken by the gale at Ashland the other
day.
THE case of Bergeron against the city
of Chippewa Falls, a damage suit for
SIS, 900, was decided in favor of the city.
THE government dredge is now at work
in the Neenah channel again Of the
$4,000 appropriated to deepen and
widen, $4,000 was expended last year
and $5, 900 will be expended this year
DEVILS LAKE is free from ice, and the
proprietors of the various hotels have
begun to clean up for summer visitors.
The electric railway which is proposed
to be built will be a great benefit to this
noted summer resort.
WILLIAM DAVIS was killed by a loco
motive near Genoa, La Crosse County.
CHARLES KIssINGER, principal Of the
Boltonville public school, has been taken
to the insane asylum at Oshkosh for
treatment.
A BODY supposed to be that of one Of
the Nelson brothers, who were drowned
while hunting last October, was found
about three miles south of Neenah, on
the shore of Lake Wlnnebago. This is
one of the young men who is supposed
to have been shot by fish pirates.
FRED LANDT, of Milwaukee, aged
years, while playing near the street car
tracks, fell under one of the cars and
was killed.
PATENTS have been granted Wiscon-
sin inventors as follows; G. T. Conant,
Geneva Lake, drawing or cutting table;
F. S. Culver, Eau Claire, electric rail
way; B. Fl. Dodd, Rosendale, window
screen; w. T. Howe, Kenosha, spring
bed-bottom; w. Ell. Mum, Milwaukee,
water-heating gas-burner; A. Obenhoff,
Milwaukee, bobbin; G. f. Search, Apple
ton, feed-cutter; G. Strong, Wadkesha,
metal-turning tool.
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