The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-04
BADGER NOTES.

Claire on the 10Th. He had been a
teacher and principal in tine Eau Claire
schools tC- twenty-siX years.
| TIE publication of +. W. krackowi-
! zer,s Das kuenstlerhcim has been
4 suspended, the ENTERPRISE having
! proved a failure Subscription money
was refunded to all the subscribers.
ANOTHER land case from Ashland
/ County was decided in the United States
1 court at Madison. The case was Nc
1 Dougal VS.. Spencer. Spencer repre-
/ sentcd the Wisconsin Central Railroad
/ Company. This road gave a deed TO
/ Speneer. who failed to occupy the land.
! McDougal in the meantime goI Ii patent
from the Interior Department ani set
| tied upon the land. Judge Bum decid-
ed that McDougal had a good title to
! the land.
! ARRANGEMENTS were made at Madison
! to give the National Education Associa-
/ ton delegates a big reception. They
/ will have a steamboat ride on Lake
/ Monona, a supper at the various hotels,
! and a reception in the Assembly Cham
/ Der. The capitol park is to be illumi-
/ mated with electric lights and Chinese
/ lanterns, and two bands of music Will
| play at intervals.
! TIE trial of Remington, the murderer
who was captured at Lacrosse last fall,
| has begun at Fargo, \. u. emington's
! lawyers attempted to ointroduce plea OF
! insanity, but the Judge would not permit
/ it. Remington also stated that he had
/ been placed in a dark, damp cell in La
! Crosse and a confession forced out OF
! him.
! WILLIAM poIG, of Dundee, Scotland
! is putting III the new linen machinery ut
! Eau Claire.
MrS. j. NJ. FLOWER, formerly of Madi-
| son, has been appointed a member of
the Chicago Board of Education.
/ TIE crack shots Of Co. c, First Min
/ nesOta Infantry, of st. Paul, want to
! shoot q match with those of Co. +,
Third Wisconsin Infantry, of Eau
| Claire The st. Paul men will either
/ come TO Eau Claire. or are willing to
/ have the Eau Claire boys 90 to Il. Paul,
4 or Will make il a telegraph match.
! W. y. Fox, the weiI-known landlord
/ of the Cameron House, La Crosse, was
| married on the 29th to Miss Mary Kin
dale, an estimahle young lady who has
| been for some time employed in the
j dining-rOom of his hotel.
TIE Wilbur Opera Company has been
! secured for the opening of the new Len
| HtI lidIl 'I'tld liO'lStJ dt 'ldI iiltttN, 'li
| July Is to Ii.
! THE financial statement of the Chica-
! 90. Milwaukee u st. Paul road for the
month of May was given ont yesterday.
| 1t shows gross earnings of -, 041 ,5i7, an
increase as compared with the same
month last year of so ,29.i, and net earn
ings 500, ,453, an increase of $5G,92l.
MIKE IooNEY, a miner, fell 200 feet
| q -, at
lev, and was instantly killed. Another
fatal accident occurred at the Ashland
| mine, Gus JuiIns"n, SNodo- bnlng
struck on the head by falling timber
RoY,L AVER, one Of the oldest settlers
in Sauk County, died from the effects oi
"A fall upon a hayIake.
MKs. j. VI. FLOWER, formerly of Madi-
son, has been appointed a member OF
the Chicago Board of Education.
TIE Florence News reports that hun
dreds of trout are Wantonly destroyed
in the Pine and Brulc rivers by blast
ing.
TREASURER SAVAGE, of the Wisconsin
Fair Commission. has made arrange
ments for q plat for the Wisconsin build
ing lie says: Immediately on the
west of the park entrance IS located the
| Wisconsin site, plat consisting OF 22l
feet front by 10 feet deep, taClnga small
inclosed lake, and separated from the
lake by a boulevard"
HoRsE~uoE ISLAND, near Eau Claire, is
offered by the Daniel Shaw Lumber
Company as site for the new normal
school.
WILLIAM SMELL was struck by wild
freight on the c. i. 4 y early on the
| morning of the 26th in the suburbs oi
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fractured skull, internal injuries and
confusion of the body that will unduubt-
edly prove fatal.
MRs CoRA EpRINGroN, the Eau Claire
County farmers wife who ran away
with James Mcbride, Ia in jail at Eau
Claire unable to get bail. She begged
her husband on her knees To take hcl
back, but lie refused.
SECRETARY OF STATE CUNNINGHAM haE
published the fish and game laws il
pamphlet form.
FRANK CLAUDE, of La Crosse, is aheC
from the effects Of a spider bite. The
poisonous insect stung him under the
knee and caused his leg to swell nearly
double the size.
The partv-completcd new armory o
the Eau Claire Light Guards, Go. |
Third Infantry. which is ID cost So. .OOt
when finished, was opened on the nigh
of the 25th with great cclat. AdIt.Hren
| Doe MavOr John | re, Gen. Griffin ant
others delivered addresses. and after
wards there was a bail and supper
Mayor IRE has presented a hand
some flag, which floats over the summit
of the tower, 100 feet from the ground
ON the forenoon of the 25th, at Chris
Church, La Crosse, the Rev. BiShoI
Whipple, of Minnesota. ordained to tn
diaconate George Herbert Ten Brock
son of the Rev. w. 7. Ten Brock, o
La Crosse. the church was Crowde'
with friends of the Young man, who -
fine scholar and has a promising caree
in his chosen profession. reception
given Bishop Whipple in the evenln
was very largely attended.
An envious Milwaukee paper says
"Burdocks ) feet high are cut in tn
streets of Madison"
A CoRoNEH> jury found that Patrlc
Mclaughlin, who was killed Will
crar.Iing across Il trestle near Hubbard
| Columbia County, came to his dealt
through his own fault
SECRETARY REEVE, of the state Boar
Of Health, has issued the thirteenth IN
nuaI report Of that board 1t contains
besides the regular features Of the r.
port. seyeraL Interesting papers on sam
tary subjects prepared by promlnen
sanitarlans.
GEKTIE KENSEDY, a lG-year-Cid Ash
land girl. was arrested as she was abOu
to start for ~ Paul with i. II. French
brother Of Murderer French.
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