The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-30
WISCONSIN BRIEFLETS.
ITEMS GATHERED FROM VARI-
Gus SOURCES.

| sonal Pointers.
AT La Crosse, Herbert Gould, aged
| 35, drowned while bathing. Being an
expert swimmer his companions thought
| he was joking and he sank before their
| eyes.
| Ross ZoLDosKI, the murderess, has
! been sentenced to prison for life. A new
| trial was refused.
LEO NEUGEBAUER, Menasha mer-
chant, caught a burglar in his house.
| Another escaped.
| n. S. TRoUT's team ran away at
| Neenah, and his wife was made crazy by
| injuries.
/ DIR. KNOX and f. Mcclure, two prom
| inent business men of Chippewa Falls,
who filed on claims at the recent OPEN
ing of lands of Wisconsin land grants,
! have received notice that the Ashland
counts have decided in their favor
against the claims of squatters who had
settled upon the land before date of
| filing.
! Miss HUGHES runs restaurant in the
! little village of Plainfield. A gang of
young men stand in front of the store
making insulting remarks. Miss Hughes
| fired four shots at her tOrmenters. She
did not hit any of them, but was fined So
and costs.
SOCIETY of the Second Ward of Chip
pewa Falls is considerably stirred up
over sensational battle which occurred
between two young society ladies while
attending party given at the resi-
dence of q near neighbOr. Miss Mary
E. Lunney is school teacher, be-
witching in style and manner, and has
many admirers. She charged Miss b.
A McGuirk, a young trimmer of hats
and bonnets, with referring to her ac-
tiOns in manner incompatible with
decency. Miss McGuirk supported the
charges in genuine oratOrical style
Miss Lunney replied by charging her
antagonist with being an excessive
lover of beer, and concluded her remarks
by breaking her silk parasol over the
shoulders of her adversary. A regular
hair pulling scene was prevented by the
young people present interfering. Both
young ladies are universally censured
for their conduct. 4ee.
PENSIONS have been granted to the
following Wisconsin people: Original
Timothy Vantyle, Edward Fitzgerald.
Jos Sieberlish, John Snyder. John Gum
Their, Florente Jambers, Chas. Bucka~
low, Herbert L. Kellogg, Geo. Welder-
hold, John Siefried, Thos. Wells, Ben
jamin Rastall, Henry Wick, James F.
Green, Geo. Miller, Albert Schmiel,
Stukely Sherman, Hiram j. Prescott,
Ezra Tattle, Jacob Sunda, VIM. j. BIRD,
Henry Waffenschmidt, James III. Brown,
Patrick Griffin, Peter Gerhard, John B.
harrington, Levi M. Wines, John
Wrightmyre. Edward Swale, VIM. Ste
phenson, John Vanderbilt, Irving j.
Sanderson, Benoni w. Broadway, DR.. j..
Johnson, Abner Wright, as. E, Smith,
Geo, Waterman, James Zimmerman.
Additional-John Smith. Increase
Walter Palmer Original-Jno.A A. Ward,
Jane c. Van Antwerp, Newton S
Chaplin, James IT. Field, Richard Cor
coran. Anthony w. Galloway, Ephralmi
w. Crackil. John Cronk, SilaS III. Cole,
Samuel Carlson, William D. Ferry, Will
lam DENTS. Additional-William Bal
cham, Robert Hadley, John Tomaty.
Restoration and increaSe-Benjamin r.
Parber. Original = Dorotha Pollett,
Julia Trip, James Morrison, Andrew
D. Haynes, Robert S. Rowe, Emil E. B..
Hager, Charles Poole, Francis PENNY
cook, Selden Pratt Wilder Nj. Howard.
Jasper S Rapley, James G. Knight,
Frederick Lehman, Henry Hener, Pat
rick Ill McNamee, \ ewton Peters. John
" Herman, Plondon HI. higgins, Wal
lace E. Ladd, Charles Guggett, Henry
hauSmann, Julius Kaiser, Wilian1
Creaser, Margaret n. Judd, Amos B.
Colby, Bernard r. Minnick.
W. P. MORTON and j. w Patterson,
wel-known citizens of La Crosse, got,
into fight, and Patterson was slashed1
in the throat, while Morton carries "a
pair of back eyes
MANY Eau Claire women have BEEN
badly torn on barbed-wire fences while
climbing TO get away from half-clad4
"wild man" who roams in the woods.
TaEMPEALEAU COUNTY is rapidly COM
ing to the front as dairy county, hav-
ing eight creameries doing n successful
and increasing business. The Elk Creek
creamerys daily product is about 1000
pounds, 50. $50 pounds being the amount
of butter manufactured during the
month of June. The largest daily OUT
put of the present month isl, roo pounds,
which it is safe to say surpasses that Of.
any other creamery in the State.
Four ounces of water were taken
from the head of an infant child of c.
Voss, OF Eau Claire. The child had beens
sufferer from hydrocephalus or SIM
liar disease since birth.
JAMES WHITLEY, 14-year old Osh~-
kosh boy, was struck in the jaw by d,
thrown bat, while watching a game OF
base ball The boys jaw was broken
and three teeth were knocked out.
w. L. HoUsER is acting postmaster at
Mondovi, as Inspector Pn!cifer removed
c. III. Halverson, postmaster at that
| place, and placed the authority in the
hands of his sureties, who appointed
Houser as acting postm sster. The In
spector claims there is due the Govern
ment over $4,000 on money orders and
postal notes by Halyerson-
THE Appleton horse stealing case has
been settled. Joseph Captain, the man
who found the horse astray and took it.
was discharged upon the payment of
| costs.
PHELPS PERRIN, of Hurley bank fame
/ is not in love with the Waupun prison
| fare. He says only two mea s week
! are served that are in any way palata-
/ BILE, barring the bread, which. he says, is
always good
FARMERS in TrempeaEeau County all