The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-07
BADGER NOTES.

amateur Wheelmen, has broken the
bicycle record between Milwaukee and
and Chicago. He left Milwaukee on
his wheel at O'Clock on the 2d inst.
and reached Chicago at 800 O'Clock IN
the afternoon, making the distance,
ninety-fve miles, in exactly seven
hours and five minutes. The best
former record for the run WAS S:51 80,
made by {. :. Merrill and {. ?. Root.
Munger rode steadily after leaving Mil
waukee, not stopping to eat or rest.
FRANK MATIslK, charged by Matt Ito-
boski, of Fan Claire, with having
stabbed the latter, was found guilty of
assault
THE wife of Col. George Z. Beach.
formerly weli-known in Wisconsin, has
sued for divorce at Dallas, Tex.
JERRY DUGAN, of Florence, was thrown
from his wagon and seriously injured.
RICHARD MARTIN was struck by an ore
train at Florence and instantly killed.
THE general store of G.. A. Jolandcr
at Holman, La Crosse County, was en-
tered by burg lars Tuesday night. The
watch dog was poisoned, and the safe
blown open Only Il small amount OF
money was secured, but some papers of
value were taken.
TIE earnings Of the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore d Western Railroad for the last
week in October were $ll4.3O7, against
Sl26,64 for the corresponding week last
year, decrease 81, ,342.
SWAN 4 SMITH, of Chicago, have COM
pleted one of the largest pine timber
deals of the season with the Shores
Lumber Company, OF Ashland. over
"a, ,0O0, 900 feet of standing pine, located
in Northern Wisconsin, was trans
ferred to the latter The logs will be
manufactured at Ashland.
THE postal receipts at the Milwaukee
pOst-otfice during the month of October
were So ,694.S9, an Increase of 40. 10
over the same month last year. This
increase is remarkable in view of the
fact that during October, 1890, the post
age used for political correspondence,
documents and newspapers was prOba
bly, $1,000.
JESSE w. TRENTON was sent to the
State Reform School from Eau Claire.
He is only - years old, but had succeed
ed in thra shing his father and mother,
and in aking life uncomfortable in the
neighborhood.
a LARGE bed of iron ore has been dis
covered on the farm Of Andrew Nelson,
near Sturgeon Bay, in Door County.
Miss IDA FoSs was married to John
Young at the residence of the brides
parents in La Crosse. Both are resi-
dents of La Crosse.
The remains OF the late Bishop kIllian
c. Flash have been placed i'll the vault
OF the new chapel o1 IT. Joseph
Cathedral, at La Crosse.
lFfEEE MILLION leet OF lumber Nefe
shipped from Ashland last week.
ANTON kAsPROyITCH, a messenger boy
at La Crosse, was run over 10y wagon
and probably fatally injured.
PRAIRIE DU CHEN hunters saw there
are more ducks and squirrels than they
care to shoot.
+ A SHop1>s is pecotiatino f,r thn
Ashland interests of Swan (. smith of
Cbicago Tha InmGar a,nonnts ~ X
600 00sl faat and j. now on SGoras' ,Iort
The t;n,I,ar IN ,r,. ,,nrsa,.t;nr i, s,t
natai arrose The ,,aI'd or1ornts -
S0 0o1 ono foot TLn cDt,si iorat;nn vii
bo ob'n,,t a910 6oo
1',.,.~ ~ ~. f.,
don bv GOV. Peek, came very near work
ing a shrewd game on the officials nj
Madison. He Was sentenced to thirtv
vaars in Warnun (nr criminal assani,
mon a vonno TirI at Ashland Amnne,
the papeTs to be presented to the Gov
ernor was one signed by the mother of
the oirl anncaIino ia the authorities ia
release him, as he had suffered sufli-
ciently in their estimation. Private
Secretary Clark grew suspicious about
the genuineness of the signatures, and
had a detective investigate. with the
result that thew were all forgerics.
NRs. RorH N Wrr,.ur of Ia Crosse
has been adindprj insane and JnIGe
DYSON has committed her To MENDOZA
Insane Asylum Mrs WRIGHT was for.
merlv a rasidan+ Of uouston Connty
Minnesota and settled in La crosse
some ten wears AGO. After awhile She
began keeping company with Joseph +.
Daniels, which terminated in their be-
ing married, publicly, at the West Sa-
lem fair in 1889. 4 year after Judge
Dyson was asked to divorce them,
which be refused to do, but the woman
went to work and secured one, and now
the judge has ordered her commitment
to an insane asylum, which Is most
pecullar run OF circumstances.
THE State Board of Control has issued
warrants for the support of the state
institutions for October as follows:
State Hospital, S13,272; Northern Hos
pital, Sll ,6S7; School for the Deaf, s. 066;
School for the Blind. g.. .0S0: industrial
School, S4,145; State Prison, SIC, ,167:
State Public School, S5,7s2.
FIVE drunken Indians caused q lively
stampede at Barker. near Turtle Lake.
They attacked the cook. a woman. EN-
ployed at the Mann & Field boardiny
house, and man friend of hers, firing
several shots at them, and beat white
man till he was not expected to live.
Mr.. Adams, the husband of The cook.
and the crew took to the woods and did
not show up till next day. lying in the
woods all night. One man has not
turned up vet. and il is feared he is
wounded or lost.
Eprnrprcr Apporr and r,ifo If MI.
waniaa haTa soi6 500 ,rras Of l,a1,d 80
Ashland ia the Wisconsin, lind Com
many for a consida ration If si5 :;'li IS0
Av.x named Patrick CI,rl, was fonnd
in Goddard's marsh near In Crosse in
on insans;bio nondit;o-I Je ,.as taL,ar
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