The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-02
WISCONSIN BRIEFLETS.
ITEMS GATHERED FROM WARY
Gus SOURCES.

and Observation-Disclosures and Crimes-Per-
sonal Pointers.
ROBERT n. McMY9N, of Madison, de-
livered his salutatorH at the graduation
exercises of Williams College, Williams
town, Mass
AT Eau Claire, Mrs. A. J. Nicollet
lies in serious con dition as the result.
of blow on the head. She is delirious,,
and her recovery is by no means sure.
August Bowman is u hder arrest charged
with asSaulting her The Nicollets and
the Bowmans are neig hborS. Bowman's
horse was tied up by Mrs. Nicollet for
treSpaSS, and when bowman went to get
the animal quarrel ensued. The horse
ran away and plunged against Mrs.
Nicollet, and if she dies the questions
will be whether it was due to injuries
thus inflicted or to the blow Bowman s
alleged TO have given her..
DURING the past week 5000 tons of
of ore were shipped from Ashland.
EDWARD MARTIN, of Milwaukee, was
arrested at Rockford H., charged with
passing forged check. He was held to-
the Grand Jury in be nds of $500.
GERTRUDE HURD, of Milton, Rock.
County, is suing the town for $4,000
damages for injuries received on de-
fective sidewalk.
THE plant of the Milwaukee Bridge
and Iron Works is to be sold at auction,
in accordance with b decision made by
Hamilton Townsend, the assignee.
A 3-YEAR-oLD daughter of Mrs Ran
dali was choked to death at LynXville:
by swallowing beans.
JOSEPH MCCABE, Division Superin-
teifdent Of the o1thern Pacific Rail-
road at Tacoma, and Miss Ella Huston,
of GAINESVILLE, were married at the home
of the BRIDES parents.
ARRANGEMENTS fbr the Ives Carter
billiard match were completed at Mil
wauKee and forfeit money put up. The
match will take plae e in that city be-
tween Oct Is and R5. 1t will be 600
points, 14~inch baIlk-line, with $500
stakes. Schaefer backs Ives and John,
Callahan Carter.
A RUMoR is afloat that the owner of
one Of the Apostle Islands will endeavor-
to have the Sulliva nSlavin fight post
poned to July 4, 1892, and that it will
take place on his islhnd. It is claimedi
that owing to irregularities in early sur
veys small fraction of this island be-
longs neither to Bayfield, nor Ashland
Counties, and prominent attorneys say
that the fight cOu Id not be stopped by
the Sheriff of either county, The pro-
moters of the Sche me- for obvious rea-
sons, will not revdal the name of the
island, but they say that several Apostle
Island property OWNERS will be interest,"
ed in the scheme and that stock COM
pany will be formed to push it, having
in view the two-fdld object of making
money out of the fight and booming
these Islands for summer-reSOrt pur-
poses.
A PHYSICIAN in Racine undertook to-
cure drunkard after the manner OF
DR.. Keely. of Dwig ht ILL.,, and the pa.
tient died on his hands. His remedy,
like that of the Illinois man, was I'M
some respects q sec ret. but he is likely
to have an opportunity to tell all about
it in the presence of coroner jury.
DrunkardS will be interested in know
ing something. about cure that is worse
than the disease.
A LOCOMOTIVE and eighteen cars of a.
freight train were wrecked on the La
Crosse Division of the st. Paul Road at,
Duplainviile, where the st. Paul and
Wisconsin Central tracks cross. The
engineer, VIM. Fideld. of Portage, was.
badly scalded. and the fireman, James,
Mcguire, a Milwa ukee man, also re-
ceived some bad burns, but no one else
was hurt. :
THE recently organized La Crosse
Lancers is the only company of the kind
in the State, with one exception, the
Milwaukee Light Horse Squadron 1t
is proposed to make the organization
permanent, and abbut twenty-five halWes
consented to remain in it,
THERESA H. DEAN, a newspaper
writer of the ChicaaO Herald, has began
a suit for divorce from her husband, Al
bert III. Dean, to whom she wa married
at Appleton in 1874. Mr.. and SiT@
Dean are both WE'LL known in this State,
they having lived ih both Appleton and 4.
Eau Claire. i
Gov PECK has under considerations
applications for the pardon of two mny-
derers doing time a. Waupun. Wagf~
goner, who killed man during the
Fourth of July celebration at New
Glarus, wants to be freed because there
was no malice in the deed. Peter Dee
gan, convicted OF murder In OZ&ukee
County, in 1886, is the other who prays
for clemency.
LAST April an unknown man who
acted strangely and was thought to be
crazy left South Lake on the north shore
of Lake Superior I'd go to Tower, across
TIE country abou eighty miles Hs
mysteriously disappeared after leaving
South Lake H4 had considerable
money and had re GENTLY come from Ia p
coma, v ash Mining explorers recently
found his body ih the wcols about .
seventy-five miles from Grand Maraiss
The Coroner RETURNED with a party of
Indians They could not bring tie
body, it being SO badly decomposedA
The man had evide htly starved to deathT
A memorandum foJ Ind on the body gave
the address of John Wach, Salt Lake.
City. This is SUPPOSED to be the dead
mans brother a&%=s-
UNCLE SANS wards on the Odanafs
Indian Reservation propose to celebrate
the Fourth of July also There will be
a lacrosse game, foPt race, pipe dance,
and a canoe race down the Bad River.
Tue old game of Oti-ji- wa-da- tin, what
ever that is, will also be played The
programme fills out ten hours
Gov. PECK has been Informed thai