The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-21
BADGER NOTES.

! Judge Newman, on the 18th.
JAMES SHAW, of Eau Claire. was fatally
| injured by the fall of derrick
SAMUEL ABBOTT, wealthy farmer of
| Monroe County, has been taken TO the
MENDOZA Asylum.
| NJ tTr. JOHANNES, q prominent citizen
| OF Eau Claire, has returned from
Europe. While abroad he saw the holy
! coat al Treves. He says he saw a num-
! Der OF people restored TO heath by
touching the coat, among whom was a
/ woman who recovered the power of
| speech after two years.
! THE new well at the blast furnace in
Ashland has been completed. 1t is
| @,U9a feet IN depth, and it is the deepest
We'll III the Northwest. The boring cost
sI4,0OO
TIE Wisconsin state Farmers ALI
ance Will hold a mass convention at Eau
/ Claire on December and ,, conducted
by the state officers. Prominent speak
ers are expected Ia attend.
THE Pepln County Board has declined
10 appropriate funds III aid of Pepin
. County products Mt the Worlds Fair
JAMES SHAW, foreman of the Phoenix
+ Manufacturing Company at Eau Claire,
was probably fatally injured by falling
derrick.
Two men were killed on the 10th at
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TO the EmerSenry unspitaI in y dvinr
condition. About an hour latera switch
i man, named Joseph \. NCCosker, was
struck by rriin at III. same rrnssin%
and instantly Killed.
TnE team of horses stolen from Ed.
Ilaggcrty. Of tie town of Union. near
Eau Claire. n montl, a.,o. was found ueor
Eau C,airr Nj arn-.f thnth;nyas hos
been dis. overcd.
P:UL SprIlrE, of BAYFIELD,. died at the
age of s. wears. H, was for many
wears cmpinyrd is cui,ic for nartira
roinr Ia th, [orthy.It
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torical Society has . nbotorranh of
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Her Majesty Tnye a sittiur Dealers in
London are 10th 10 sell the photographs
Of Her Majesty 10 Americans, because,
as Mr. 'fhWaitcS thinks, OF her changed
appearances The photograph midi
Gates Aomcly old woman and quite
Stout.
The people OF Fcnnimore may hold
the city OF Madison accountable for
sending a case of diuhthcria 10 them
for treatment. Ii resulted in scare
and great loss to the merchants 10y the
partial suspension of business. The
Times, of that place, directs attention
10 the state law torbjddng transporta-
,on of persons who are afflicted with
contagious diseases. or even the dead
bodies Of the infected.
4 E\%1J-r-r was rendered the members
Of Go. /. OF the First REGIMENT, National
Guard. at Madison. IN honor Of their
! victory over the other companies IN
c0mpctitiye examination.
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I SiyTEEN wing dams have been com
! pleted in the Mississippi at Prairie du
/ Chen and work on the channe! has
been suspended till spring.
Tur net cost of the Dame Comfy moor
! bousn durinr Tho nost tiscoI vcar was
s5.54u IS. an ayeraoa of s. O. ,ycr week
/ for each rarsop cared for in the institu
ton.
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/ hone rnr,r,o[,t, Tor Si0 non do,n.,,,s IN
! he JastynItin1 0f lie hmm ar5 con-.
tents. Il telephone wire, it IL alleged,
was struck by lightning and caused the
! fire.
HE opponents to tie Madison Lakes
/ Improvement Company Will organize 10
. fight the adherents of the scheme.
Many of the farmers who Will he Obliged
/ to pay the expenses of the drainage
/ commission are strongly opposed to low
eung the IaECs. Attorneys viii De Sc