The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-10
Another VIII Contest.

EWING Is. DEYARNIAN. a well-knoWn
Eau Claire pineland man, died intestate
last January. His surviving relatives.
were Mrs. Willard, his sister; Hugh Del
yarman, Of Orange City, Fla; Robert
Deyarman, Of Stonewall, Indian Terri
tory, and two half-sisters and a nephew,
somewhere in Pennsylvania The de-
ceased was a bachelor as far any one
knew. The estate was worth about
SSe, 600. The claim is now made by a
Mrs. Hattie Burke of Eau Claire, that
she was Deyarman's wife and that she
can produce marriage certificate
Nothing in regard to her claim has gone
on record in the Probate Court, but she
has engaged lawyer Coming on the
heels of the Watson will contest, in
which the decision has not yet been fled,
Mrs. BurkeS claims arouse interest
The Manitowoc County corn crop is
short
WINNEBAGo COUNTY has a rich wheat
harvest this year.
OSHKOSH will be bonded for 500 to
put in sewers on Baldwin street
FRANK THIENEL was fined $50 and
costs at Chiffon for putting water in the
milk.
NEAR Little Suamico, David Wedg-
wood shot and killed an old female bear
and three cubs.
JOHN BOWEN committed suicide in the
town of Mitchell, Plymouth County, by
taking rat poison
THE Fox River Valley Odd Fellows
picnicked in Riverside Park, Neenah.
Over 1000 attended
AT Oshkosh horse died of CHAMBERS,
and local horsemen are afraid the di-
sease will become epidemic.
ASHLAND is discussing the startling
question whether or no cows shall be-
allowed to run at large on the street
MANITowoC COUNTY is advertising for
bids for new jail and sheriff's resi-
dence, to cost between SIS, 900 and $2O,-
600.
LOUIS CHAPUT's entire family, living
near Eau Claire, were rendered insensi-j
BILE by stroke of lightning. All have
recovered
GEORGE WHITEDEER and George De-
corah, the two Indians who stole John
Bigsoldier's horses, were Jailed at Black
River Falls.
AT Chippewa Falls, Joseph Stengel,
who has been in jail since last May
charged with burning several buildings,
was adjudged insane.
The corner stone of the new Episco-
pal Church of the Redeemer was laid at
Superior with impressive ceremonies.
The building will cost $4,000.
WILLIAM Copy secured bail at White.
water on charge of starving his father,
but was Immediately rearrestei On two
more warrants, for threatening bodily
harm.
IT, II 90 Do,
charge of bigamy. She married Edward
welded to CaSpar Keller in Chippewa
County.
CHARLES PETERS. a Royalton lad,
wooed Maniwa girl and the day was
set for the wedding Peters furnished
her money for the wedding trousseau.
The wedding day came but not the
bride. Peters then caused her arrest
SHEBoYGAN now has Humane So
ciety branch Differed as follows: Thos.
M. Blackstock, President; Mrs. o. l..
Zschetzs he, Mrs. Peter Baltz, DR.. A.
Clarke, Vice Presidents: Miss Arelisle
Seaman, Secretary; Mrs VIM. Schrage,
Treasurer.
THERE comes story from Eau Claire
that is entitled to some consideration
Notwithstanding Joe Mulhatton was seen
in that county recently. 1t tells of
4-year-od boy who was run over by an
engine and who was picked up uninjured
after the train had gone by.
SARAH ROBERTS was married at Nels-
vile, in 1888, when but Is years
Old, to Charles Roberts, 20 years old In
six months domestic troubles began.
Her husband insisted on her entering d
house OF i'll repute at Thorpe, and
she fed. He is now serving out
sentence in the Wisconsin State prison.
She has begun suit for divorce.
A BAND Of Indians went into yard at
La Crosse and camped there. They
stayed for some time and finally
made a raid on some Watermelons in
front of g. grocery store. They did not
stop to cut the fruit, but broke them
open and ate the best portion, tearing
item like wild animals. Women and
children in the neighborhood were
frightened and kept clio e to their homes.
H. N. N. PARSONS was arrested at La
Crosse by an officer from Washington,
Ind, on a charge of disappointing
property valued at So, 500 belonging to
his son. The story is that Parsons wife
died several years ago, leaving valuable
to her child. The box con-
tanning them was deposited in bank
vault. Recently the box was opened by
the order of the court and found to con-
tain three small Jumps of coal.
WITHIN five days five Lacrosse men
deserted their families.
FIFTEEN of the 200 striking Neenah
coopers have returned to work.
ARNOLD, the e-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Witzig, of Chippewa Falls,
died of lockjaw.
EDDIE LUDNER, of the town Of Beav-
er, Clark County, died from the effects
of an accidental gunshot wound.
OVER 40, coo, 600 feet Of lumber on the
&C du FIambeau reservation in Wis
consn was destroyed by forest fires.
Emil. BLOCK, 20 years of age, was ar
rested at Appleton, and is accused of an
attempted assault on Mrs. Louisa Bauer
meister, 65 years of age.
FRIENDS of ex-State Senator George
q. Buckstaff, who is now at Hot Springs.
Ark, are alarmed regarding his condi-
ion. He is almost helpless, and has to
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