The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-24
BADGER NOTES.

q keete for all loose women and men
without visible means Of support to
leave the city. For some months the
town has run wide open.
CONTRACTS for paving the streets in
Ashland were let TO w. F. Rhodes for
sll ,S24. and 10 Wolf x King TOT SO, $50.
THE park commission at Ashland Will
recommend that 500, eco he expended
for boulevard ana park system.
WILLIAM {. IIAuEEKoEN, of Florence,
recently had Il very rough experience.
" hle visiting logging camp he started
out on hunt, but lost his way in the
woods and Tor two DAYS he did not sleep
or have any TODD. He was finally found
ty u searching party of woodsmen.
Will FEpE. Of Eau Claire. who tried
10 Kill Annie DeutZ and then himself
some time ago has been arrested on
complaint of the mother of the Girl
charging him with assault with intent to
Kill.
MoluE SWEENEY, known throughout
tn" state as 4 notorious Window-brCak-
er, has been arrested i'll Ashland, and
will be sent to the insane ASYLUM.
WILL FElGE, who tried to Kill Annie
DentZ and then himself because the girl
would not marry him, has been arrested
ut Eau Claire. The complaint is signed
by the mother Of the girl, and charges
him with assault with intent to kill
Feigc was unable to leave the house. and
Judge Bartlett went to the house and
arrmgned him there. lie pleaded not
guilty, and was left in the custody of the
sheriff.
TnE Butternut Land Company, of
Ashland County. capital stock II 800. 600;
incorporators: Iheo. l.. Yankee, ". G.
Nohl and Arthur Besse, has been or
ganlzcd; also the Gothenhurg Water
Power and investment Company, of Mil
waukce, capital stock $500, 900; incor-
poIators: 4. II. lladticld, NJ. Ii. Brand
and Charles Quarics.
WILLIAM RIED, of Washburn, has left
for parts unknown. No reason is known
for his disappearance.
LUCIus FAIRCHIID has been appointed
a member of the Advisory Council on
Historical Literature of the Worlds Fair
Congress, an auxiliary to the Worlds
Fair.
CASPER SYLvEEsoN,a a general merchant
of Eau Claire, has assigned. Liabilities
= 600, assets $4,000.
Fire broke out in the Chapter House,
occupied by the Phi Delta Theta frater-
nifty, at the State | niyerslty, and it was
almost entirely destroyed. The tire
was caused by defective pipes A bill
Hard table and the furniture were de-
stroyed. There were seventeen stu
dents looming in the house, and they
will be obliged to seek other quarters
temporarily.
EDWARD HASKINs, of Odanah, Ash
land County, raised a cabbage that
weighed 36 pounds. The Catholic
school sisters. Of the same place, raised
. turuip that weighed Is pounds and
three carrots that weighed u pounds
each.
EHE assessed valuation of Ashland's
real estate is over -, 600 900.
II. l.. GAGE, of Madison, died on the
18th, of heart failure. He was one OF
oldest engineers on the Chicago, Mil
waukec X st. Paul road. He had an
arm smashed in Milwaukee some time
ago, and had been aillng since.
THE earnings of the Chicago, Milwau-
kce x st. Paul Railroad Company dur
ing the second week of October were
$ 10, 129, an increase of IS, POS over the
corresponding week one year ago. The
earnings of the Milwaukee & Northern
for the same week were $40, 166, an in
crease of s. ,94l
EXACTLY 81 PA 96SOi is the amount
paid to pensioners by United States
Pension Agent Pond, at Milwaukee,
from October , TO October Il. During
this period, twelve working days, about
80 600 pensioners were paid, and the
week ending Saturday, October Il, may
be regarded as an important one iii the
annals of the pension office, as the rec
ord made has never been equaIed here
| totore at the Milwaukee agency.
MES. RUSSELL, who was gored by a
bull several days ago, died Of her in
iurlcs ut Eau Claire on the 18th. She
was the mother of Miss Lois Russell,
state organizer of the w. {. +. |.
oN the afternoon of October Annie
kodatz, aged - years, disappeared
from her home on the Hopkins road,
about half a mile north of the city Inn
its. Her body was found at a late hour
on the night Of the 18th, under the
floor of barn OH her fathers prrmI-
Ses, covered with manure. Subsequent
" Albert kohIs, aged IL, employed on
the farm. confessed that he had killed
the girl with hammer.
JrIN BGooKS, aged Ii. committed
suicide at Ashland by taking laudauum.
A quarrel with her lover was the cause.
The Ashland Water Company has
A STORE owned by Axle Appel of
Jacksonport, burned to the ground early
on the morning of the 10th with all the
contents. The insurance on the build
ing and merchandise i about Ai,Wn,
and the loss will exceed this sum con-
sidcrably. The origin of the fire IL not
known.
a rENerIc}r. Joker at Ashland caused
4 sensation by procuring a basket Of
| sandwiches and taking his stand III front
nf the lana office window. \ report
! that the Omaha grants had been thrown
omen to settlers was circulated, and
scores of land-seekers from all dIrCc-
tiOns hurried TO the spot. The line
quickly formed and all one night the
men stood at their posts. One man re-
fused $500 tor his position. The next
day the Joke was told and the disgustcd
victims of the affair went home.
MABEL KELLY, the lG-year-old daugh-
| ter Of Joseph Kelly, IF La Crosse, il
missing 1t j. believed 10y her friends
went 10 Hurley.
FoEGER ANDERSON, who had Just
served term in the penitentlary, was
sentenced at La Crosse to another term
| for forging a check on the Adams Tx
press Company one year ago.
FRANK kEIzE was arrested at La
Crosse, charged with having robbed the
residence of Mrs. Hubbard at that
place. He secured s. in cash.
EMIL kAHLA, of La Crosse, was ar
rested by the sheriff OF Red " ing,
Mimi, on warrant sworn out by
young girl Of that city.
4 FEW days ago \. Fl. Andrew, of
Eau Claire. received word that his
brother had been murdered in Seattle,
Wash. He has heard from the chief OF
police there that no such person has
been killed at that place. Andrew says
his brother has friends on the police
force in Seattle. and if he had been
killed he would have known it. lie has
not heard from bis brother. however,
in two years, and does not know where
he is.
Ex-ALD. GILBERT T. WINDES, one
of Madison prominent business men,
suddenly expired on the 18Th, of pneu-
monla. Mr. Windel attended the
onening OF the new hotel few days be-