The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-25
BADGER NOTES.

Four ounces of water were taken from
the head of an infant child of c. NOss
of Eau Claire. The child had been
sufferer from hydrocephalus or a SINH
lar disease since birth.
DR.. BopENIUs dismissed Miss Mary
GaIscn from the Madison city hospital
as permanently cured of consumption.
This is the fourth case of absolute cure
effected al the Madison hospital, and
DR.. Rodenius places great confidence in
koeh's lymph.
A TRAMP was arrested at Eau Claire,
and $40 was found on his person. AS
this was considered very large sum
Tor Sagrant To possess, he was held on
suspicion.
nURNG an alteration between w. u.
Morton and j. w. Patterson, both we'll
known citizens of la Crosse, Patterson
received a cash on the throat Just over
the Jugular vein, and Morton a pair of
black eyes. There were several wit
nesses TO the aifray, but their stories
differ.
i. \. Ross. a furniture dealer and liv-
eryman of Ashland, assigned 10 Frank
J. Willard. Liabilities, 81 ,000; assets,
5000
TEEMrEAIEAU torNrY is rapidly COM
ing eight creamcries doing successful
and increasing business. The Elk Creek
crcamcrv's daily product is about 1000
pounds, - .2ou pounds being the amount
of butter manufactured during the month
OF June. The largest daily output of the
present month is :, 7D pounds, which it
Is safe 10 say surpasScs that of any other
creamery in the state.
aEAsHLNND saw mills are running night
and day
THE Ashland Rifles will camp on the
Apostle Islands this season.
The school census shows the number
of persons between + and - wears of
age in Eau aire 10 be 3,12S, an increase
since 1890 Of 30. on which basis popu-
latlon Of 22,@l2 IS claimed by Eau Claire.
Mo~r of the lumber mills at Ashland
are IN operation night and day.
WHILE Arthur Adams. aged l., was
riding horseback at Eau Clare along
the electric street railway, trying to ac-
custom his horse 10 the ears, the horse
suddenly bounded and threw the boy
under the car beside which he was rid
ing. The forward wheels crushed
young Adams To death, nearly seyering
his head and one leg The driver re-
versed so suddenly that the machinery
of the car WAS torn to pieces and the
brake chain snapped. The boy was in
stantly Killed. The driver is mt least
temporarily insane from the shock. At
the inquest verdict of accidental
death Was brought in. No blame is at
tached TO the driver
TIE Madison Bicycle Club had Il hand
leap race from sun Prairie to that city,
a distance of twelve miles on the night
of the 18th. There were fourteen en-
tres. The rNce started nj ESQ. and
Richard stone crossed the home wire
first, making the distance in 41d min
utes. \. q. Park came in second, max
ing II III 49, minutes, and John Me
Naught third. In - minutes. The 9th
ers came in at short intervals, all of
them making the distance in less than
an hour. They left for sun Prairie by
train. Stone, the winner, and A. 6.
Park We're Scratch men. Mcknight
had three minutes handicap.
W. :. MERCER. of La Crosse, has Il
mirror that is over POO years old and
once belonged to Queen Elizabeth OF
of England. Mr. Mercer has been
offered $40 for the relic. The glass has
been in Mr. Merccr's family for more
than seventy five years.
FRANK CIAUD. of La Crosse, was bitten
by spider. He was in prccarious
condition for time, but recovered.
Two fine views of Milwaukee Bay,
drawn by Graham, take up page OF
the current number of IIarper's Week
ly.
PRINDE~, of the town of Token Creek,
Dane County, asks 5000 damages of J
{. Haight, OF the same town, for in
juries he received in an alleged assault
on ,luue 9. The two men are brothers.
ln-laW.
GEORGE IEN2 died at Eau Claire on
the 18th. from the effect. of II surgical
operation. lie was an old settler, and
served in 60. {, Eighth Wisconsin, the
eagle regiment.
THE Madison lodge Of Ma4ons pur-
chased the old Presbyterian Church last
evening. The property will he used for
an amusement nail. The consideration
was s. 800