The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-08


cars in the Wisconsin Central wards an,
died early next morning. His remain.
will be taken TO st. Thomas, Canada, 70
burial.
Miss CASSIE BIRD, of Madison, gradu
ated with high honors at the Leipzi;
Conservatory or Music.
TIE earnings of the Chicago, Milwau
kee x st. Paul Road for the month O
July were $500 sol, against S2,I49 06
for the same period last year, an in
crease of Sl60,I ,IS4. Its auxiliary line
the Milwaukee 4 Northern, earned dur
ing the same month Sl52,5l4, agains
Sl32, SS5 in July, 1870. an increase o
sl9,6&l. For the fourth week in July
the earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee,
x st. Paul were s77s 90. an increase oI
So $50. while those o.. the milwaukee,
4 Northern were $50, ,922, an increase o
S7,l>5.
Two ore trains on the Milwaukee
Lake Shore x Western Collided between
Sleet River water tank and Wellington
about noon on the 18th. and caused a
disastrous wreck, both engines and sey
eral cars being nearly demolished
Frank Tiltman, brakeman, and Harvey
Martin, engineer of No. II, and Matt
NiSNSt NtiS liiIti'u 'lbNt
is not yeriGuslv injured. Martin has 4
leg broken and is injured in the side
Tillman was badly cut about the face
and head and has broken ankle. The
day passenger was delayed three hours
and the damage amounts to many
thousands of dollars.
TIE law passed by the last legislature
compelling loan and building associa.
of tot. Il,
in this state to deposit 800, 900 cash
with the state treasurer in order to pro
teCt Wisconsin stockholders, will shut
out every association that has done
business III this state. Heretofore i,
was necessary to deposit mortgages and
other securities. 1t was discovered that
these mortgages were being gradually
paid without the knowledge of the state
treasurer, and the stockholders left
without sufficient security. At present
it Is understood that the American As
sociation and the National, both of Min
neapOliS. have withdrawn from the
state. The insurance commissioner has
decided that the state will hold deposits
made to the state treasurer in order Ia
protect the people who are still holding
stock
FIRE at | a Crosse on the morning OF
the Sd destroyed the house of Mrs.
sarah Arneson, with store attached, oc-
cupied by Mr.. Sacks, Mr.. IIass' house
occupied by Mr.. Bitter. and a number
OF barns, sheds ami wood piles. L WAS
a quiet part Of the town, among resi-
dences, and no alarm was given until
everything was on fire. The loss is be-
tween - 700 and $1,000. The stock ana
most of the buildings were we'll insured.
The total loss by the BLAIR fire Is cor
rectly figured at s6' 1000; insurance, =" :
boo, In the following companies: North
American, SS,o'3; fhtrnlN, so,"l1; Hart
1ord, si,o4o; German \ merlcan, t',n.';
PennSVlVanla flre. - .1'o; tiekia, 81 ,'o
Inc business men nave efe'!eh lehi-
l'oiaiN Sliu''uieS' ana are u'ii's ''"Si'
iiesH'
A 6-NENK-"Lh son OF r.. porn. OF Eau
Ialfe' zen from a 10y lh'o i'ail moon
Lake ana drowned
DR.. A\NEr1E SuAW, OF Eau Claire, de
lIVeTed the principal address before the
recent ". I. 1. l. convention at Lake
bitiils, ~. Wv
NE s-n -tiimaPee na J" "ts.tiii h"'''" "a"
" nall's F'p,""? l1o"i tlle .i.s Vi 1lu' Ion
Day az an M ~ u. ~ eA'eiu INC
io"u a 'n,ousii 'ii"' 'i's'
he lScohsih moss industry Is sald
- ne one OF growing pfoporliohS, ~
ooo bales having been sent from Mather
alone this season for use IN nurseries
and greenhouses.
a. }. MoRGENSTERN, former Eau
Claire man, Is under arrest at Snohom-
lsb, Washington, for obtaining money
under false pretenses.
THE assessed valuation of the Racine
water works, as returned by the asses
sors, was $3.50, 600 The Water Works
COMPANY objects to this valuation and
wants il reduced to $1,000 The Board
of Review is at present wrestling with
the matter.
RoLLIN d. SALISBURY, of Wisconsin, a
geOloglst IN the employ of the GeO!ogl-
cal Survey, has been promoted with an
increase of salary to s. per day.
HAREIMAN will. on the 10Th inst. start
on his 1000 mile walk from Eau Claire.
Wis, to Augusta, Ne. He must reach
his destination in forty-one days to
pocket the wager of 5000.
ONE of the old landmarks at Madison.
the schoOl-buIlding of the Dominican
Sisters. is being razed to give place to a
new one. The improvement will cost
about $4,000.
An Indian spcarhead was unearthed
st Fond du ac. II is white flint.