The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
BADGER NOTES.


Seventh Ward, Milwaukee, committed
suicide on the 9Th by shooting. De-
spondency over his inability to obtain
steady employment was the cause of
the act.
THE residence of Archibald Scott, at
Madison, was destroyed by fige. Loss,
1920.
IT is said that milk condensing con-
eern will locate at Monticello.
AsIILAND'> Chinese colony celebrated
some unknown event the other night
by an elaborate banquet at which rice,
rats, and rum were the chief ingredients
on the bill of fare.
RELIABLE authority is given the Ash
land Daily News for the statement that
l. F. Beard, Of Omaha, will erect large
summer hotel on Madeline Island, in
the Apostle group. Several cottages
will also be built
SAMUEL MARSHALL, at one time q
wealthy and respected citizen of Eau
Claire, died III the county poorhouse-
Drink did it.
PRAIRIE D, CHEN boasts of perfect
drainage, an ineXhausiible water sup
ply, and long, broad, smooth streets
and driveways.
W lliltH iNEtI4, II ' hottll- man wen
known in Florence County. is under ar
rest on Il charge of assault with intent to
kill. The complainant is his sister. Mrs.
Anna Bllse. The lady charges her
brother with having, while in a fit OF
rage, attempted 10 shoot her with re-
volyer. 1T is claimed that BaZelv was
seized by his mother lust as he was in
the act of shooting.
J. +. IIoEAN, an Eau Claire boy who
was admitted TO the bar at Madison.
| had the highest standing of all the ap-
pllcants, % out of possible 100 points
The will of Peter Brahm was filed for
probate yesterday. His estate, valued
at So 900, Is left to his wife, Elizabeth
Brahm, who is made exeCutriX without
bond.
WILLIAM CHASE, of Madison, was
kicked III the face by mule and fatally
injured.
ASHLAND papers report that hotel
and several cottages are to be built on
Madeline Island.
Terrence McMANr>, one of the organ
izers of the Sheridan Guard, of Mil
waukce, and for many years lts color
bearer, died in that city on the I'd inst.
He was buried with military honors.
PAYMENTS of pensions at the Milwau-
kee agency during April reached the
aggregate Of SlSS,u 600.
TIE sewer brick mason3 Of Milwau
kee are out on a strike. They demand
s. per day for turned work and So per
dav for open work. Tie employers and
their men are apart in their views
MUWArKEE now has 400 saloons.
| GRorND was broken on the ID for the
basement of the new Presbyterian
| Church at Madison The structure Ii
expected to be completed by eeptembe
/ l, and will be one of the me st beautltu
houses or worship III the st Rte.
| THE Milwaukee Wheelm en-. number
| ing some POO, held their first aunua
/ banquet at the Plankinton House OF
| the evening Of the "a INST 1t was
/ very pleasant affair.
! AFTER several unsuccessful attempts t,
/ take bis life. Louis WuhlieL finally sue
| ceedcd on the LIST. He was q; years old
! and the son of farmer in tile town o
/ Granville. lie hanged himself from
ratter in the barn lott, wher he wa
/ found by his mother.
The Iatour murder trial, at Hayward
was finished on the lst. The jury, alte
being out one hour and u half, brough
in verdict of guilty, aDd Judge Parisl
/ sentenced Joseph l.atcur TO the state
prison at Waupun for his natural life
! the first day of his coniine ment to b.
solitary: also August 10 OF each wear.
At Pence. on the night OF the 30th
Chris Lund shot and fatally wounded
/ Chris Haze. in the saloon of the former
After the shooting Lund went up stairs
| wrapped his revolver in 3 sheet to dead
en- the sound, placed it an his breast anC
fired, the shot killing him instantly
The men had quarr'l about some
money.
AT La Crosse, on the lst, the corner
stone Of the Norwegian Workingnlen
building was laid with the usual cere
monies. Tho society paraded and wa
addressed by Mayor Copeland and Col
T. +. Bryant. The building is to con
tain lecture room. parlOrs, dining hall
kitchen, etc, and will be worth coD
pleted about S23 600.
: THREE sawmiIl accidents occurred %
the Iet in Eau Claire and suburbs: Tho Il
Otnes and Dennis O'Cary We're stru c
III the face by sticks from edge r:
O'Cary NAV lose his sight John SoLey
1t wears old, had an arm broken an
dislocated.
Another fire company has been Oh
ganized at La Crosse to take the pl; &c
of Rescue Hose Company, which rt
Gently dissolved.
Tile mill of the >anhorn- Matthe "
Lumber Company. at Ashland, burn :,
on the ;i0th. The tire is supposed t
have originated in the boiler ROOF
The loss is about $1,000, partially co
cred by insurance. 1t Is thought tina
the mill Will be rebuilt Immediately
Two men narrowly escaped with thcL
Sch no, Hln
NUMEROUS cities Of Northern Wis
consin are trying 10 get the new Nor
NAL School authorized by the last Legis
lature.
TIE Congregational Church at Mao
mamie burned on the 18th. The fire
was caused by the upsetting of lamp
The structure was comparatively neV
and was the finest church in the village
descent on Milwaukee.
SOME highly interesting relics Of i
Crosse early DAYS were found in TN,
cornerstone of the old Jail which wa
recently torn down.
OFFICER CA~SoDl, who was murder
ousiv assaulted by WashbGrn tramps, /:
etill alive and may recover.
TIE Oneida Indian Methodist Church
Z ide Il NGludl'it lIl4cSlOll fIpptlAN -
sevcnty-seyen acres. thirtv-three o
which are under cultivation and forty
four covered with good growth Of tim
Der. There are in the mission upward
of $40 COMMITMENTS.
PEor. PFT>lN, of Harvard University
intends TO make q thorough exploration
Of the emblematic mounds IL Wiscon
sin during the summer.
THE la Crosse Board of Trade has &C
cepted an invitation by the Green Ba,
Road To take a free ride over It's line.
Woo LEE, a Chinese laundryInan a
Ashland, smashed the face of lame
bow named Albert Johnson, with flat
iron. Johnson was one Of a crowd whr
were annoying the Chinaman.
DEERFiELp, Dane County, Will Vote OF
/ incorporation at a special election.
MORSE IVES has been elected by ths
seniors Of the Madison University to de
| liver the class day address. Mist
Blanche Powers i the yaledlctoTian anC
Miss Florence Baker will present the