The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-16
WISCONSIN B RIEFLETS
ITEMS GATHERED FROM VARI-
Gus SOURCES.

| Barney, Charles q. HaXton, Geo. Will
! Jams, A P. Smith, Franklin Foote, An.
| drew j. Weatherwa3, JOS. j. Damas,
| Abel Bal ey, Lewis Allen. Theron b.
| McCord, Lewis Albert, Francis M. Gro,
| feet, Bryan j. Dugd%le, Chas A. Men
| gis, Oliver Lamatta, qhaS. Allinger, jos.
| Wooley, Solomon r. Kaiser, Wilhelm
| KRnig, Jos. III. SutHerlan, Olney Hos,
| kins, Theodore Schroeder, Amos o. Fol.
som. Additional-FaJette Ashley. Orig
| inal-Eva A. Bradley Lora Annis, Nell
| lie G. Bowen, Annie II. Hartman, Lester
| III. Corbett, Frank Herman, f. III. Bart.
ley, John Dorenberder Philip Broth,
Andrew Proctor, Me- rrett c. Baldwin,
| Additional-P. Griffin. Original-Jane
| Richards, Matilda Rpsh, Johanna Hes
| tenbrook.
WHILE Theodore Qbackenbush, of the
town of Melrose, Jackson County, was
dressing in his bedr Dom he was fired
upon by John Douglas from outside.
Douglas was arrested
Ten La Crosse people are on-a tour OF
Alaska.
EXTENSIVE improve ments will be made
at the Oshkosh Norm hl School this sum.
mer. The expenditJ re will aggregate
about $4,000,
STRAWBERRIES are successfully grown
at Ashland. c. ID. Rogers sold 1900
boxes from tract of an acre and three
quarters
ENGINEER TODD WAS killed on the
c., M. & ST. P. road dubuque DivisiOn)
near La Crosse. An attempt was made
to wreck the whole train, but only the
engine jumped. The train was crowded
with people.
A BROTHER of John BurmeiSter, re-
ported to have com mitted suicide at
Seymour a few days ago by saturating
his clothes with kerbSenO and then set
ting fire to them, Was in Appleton in
consultation with Coz oner GelZer. The
brother wanted tho body eXhumed,
claiming that John had been stabbed to
death by certain person whose name
he did not hesitate I'd mention, and the
kerosene and fire APPLIED subsequently
to hide the evidence bf the crime. The
affair is now being investigated.
HERMAN BREUGEL, of Appleton, mar
red Stephensville girl, who left him
three days after the wedding.
HAMMoCKs are stolen off Appleton
piazzas by the dozen.
THE crops of Jackson County are re-
ported fine.
VIM. KONSKI, of Kimberly, shot his
S-year-old son in the stomach in handling
revolver which h@ thought was not
loaded. The boy will probably die
AT Osseo Elmer Knutson was seen
breaking into PREDECESSORS saloon by
Peter Solburg, the bal rtender, who jump
ed on to him and pounded him until he
was nearly dead
THE Salvationsts are after New Rich
mond sinners.
THE dog poisoner is abroad at Rhine
lander.
THE total increase in salaries in all
departments of the University, includ-
ing new professorships is $32, 494.34.
WAsHBURN dock aborers demanded
forty cents an hour. 1t was granted
and a strike thus pre- vented
MEDFoRD is havin boom in the an
ticipation of anoth Ter railroad being
built to that city. IA new tannery has
been erected there. The railway which
| is coming is branch Of the 500.
A FREE FOR-ALL fight occurred near
Cadys Cemetery, in the town Of Law
renee, and one man is now lying in
precarious condition as the result
WALLACE DAVID MALLETT, whose adj
dress is given as "WiscOnsin, was ar
rested at Warrensbu fg, Mo-, for bigamy.
He was accompanied by wife No. 2,
whose maiden name was Nellie Eliza
beth Grant. Malletfs first wife is from
Michigan.
WILLIE METHwEs, 4-year-old son Of
August Methwes, of Washington, was in
stantly killed in rJ naway.
HORIZON marsh presents a busy APP
pearance this season. q large number Of
teams and men being engaged in cutting
and stacking hay; $4,000 worth of hay
has been sold at 81 p ton.
PENSIONS have been granted to the
following Wisconsin people: Original
Jacob Eichenburge1 Christopher Spie-
gelburger, Simon Yd ung, Thomas Hare,
Wolfgang Whittem$n, Thos Watson,
VIM MUM. Jno. rrapp Herman FL.
Kapplemann, Dwellyn Warden, JnO.
Kane, Isaac Perry Frederick Drum,
Jonathan Turner, 1no. E. A. Bassvert,
Jas M. Kelly, Jno. q. Mitchell, Eugene
Mariarty, Lee Mc(Ook, JnO. Gilbert,
Sebastian Butcher, Frederick Herbst
Jno Zimmers, Edw Hartig, Benz Gurg-
eson, Levi Bronson, August Ziefeldt,
Rallef Amison, Henry C. Drakeley,
George c.. Watkins. Peter HarOldsOn,
Jos Drerer Edwin il. Buck, JnO. p d.
Stevens, Louis Cartln, Bernard Ubing,
Jno. Wells, Ole L. Eindem. Urban Har
burger, Patrick Obrfend, Edward Nor
r S, Arnold r. Der nett. Additional
George Tiers, VIM. Bogh, Geo Happoldt
Original-Catharine EA:loney David
Fowler, father.
SOME fiend po;sone1 Frank Metz's
stallion at La Crosse The animal was
worth 81, ZOO.
POSTMASTER CoAT|s has assumed pos
session at Neenah with George Russell
and his daughter, Miss Fannie Coats, as
assistants.
C. b. CLARK, of n enah, is interested
in the new nat ondl bank which will
shortly commence business at Depere
DURING June 100 special delivery let
tiers were handled ait the Oshkosh post
Office.
S. ELLIOTT has been appointed Post
master at Saratoga Wood County, vice
o. B. Hamilton resigned.