The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-10
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and rendered speeches. and deaf.
Hopes are entertained for his recovery.
| ". ). iiAA>CoNEE, a pioneer merchant
/ OF la Crosse. has been declared insane
and taken 10 the Mendoza asvlum. 1t
was the result of fall received on
| election day.
JAE K. HINckIEy, formerly editor of
the Iomah Journal, has accepted a no
| sition with James I. White K Co., of
| New crk, who are publishing the "Na-
| Innal tyclop@dia Of American Biogra-
ply Mr.. Hlncl,ley is writing up his
tarlva! matters in Missouri.
TIE lumber cut by the mills in Me-
nominee and Marlnette the past season
has been 81, III, ,l-2 feet, and the
amount Of logs sorted by the MenolnI-
| nee River Boom Company, 56o, ,93S ,637
feet, by which Il will be seen that the
amount sawed has exceeded the amount
sorted by II, iI2,4So feet, which is ac-
ccunaad Tor in he fact that there were
logs lett over last season that have been
sawed tie past one.
4 PATTY Of eight skaters narrowly es-
capped drowning at Sturgeon Bay by
breaking through the ice. Seven sue
ceeded IN getting out, but the eighth,
the daughter Of Register Of Deeds Jacob
Iabos. was almost drowned before she
vas rescued. Frank lloule, Young
| man, jumped into the wafer and sue
ceeded ii getting her out. She was
then unconscious.
QrtIE sensation has been created at
Ashland ny the publication Of dispatch
from Washington giving a portion of
Secretary Mobiles annual report relat-
Ing 70 the timber depredations on the
Fond du Lac Indian reservation in Min
nesota. The report says that by an in
ycsttgatlon by special agents il has been
| ascertainei that more than 10000. 900
]! feet Of lumber vas unlawiully cut d mr.
/ ing the past two seasons under the
| direction and management Of the
| farmer IN charge, }. s. Stack, and
| sold 70 different lumber dealers at
| Glo,tuet st. Paul and other places in
| Minnesota. In his report Mr.. Noble
| recommends that suits and indictments
| bc Instituted against j. ). Stack and
| Agent Ieahv for the recovery of the
| value Of the pine taken, and for their
| punishment. l.eahy IS agent for the La
/ PoInte Indian agency. and has his head
| quarters AT Ashland. He has heretofore
! borne a good reputation. He was APP
| pointed bv President Harrison, and his
| term expires soon.
AT Ashland, Philip Newman, the sec
| ond man tried for the murder Of Thomas
| Murphy. at Pence last summer, was
| found guilty Of man slaughter III the
/ second degree.
| nE. ALERT SHAW, editor of the Re-
| view OF Reviews, has presented TO the
new school Of economies At the state
| University ii.esixe portrait engravings
of William +. Gladstone and Lord Ten
nyson.
| DR. ]. 7. Coz, OF HAYWARD, has regu-
4 ic. Il II IL. Ia ,loj
over 30 wears old 1t las a place to
smoke in aud il is one that has been in
q number of battles. He also has a
| Chinese sword. such as they use in
dances similar 10 the Indian medicine
| dadce. This Is made out of Chinese
coin, and the doctor says there is $3.50
worth Of money III II.
FoR the third time the jury has dis
agreed III the case Of Mary :. Slaughter
| against the town Of Middleton. Dane
| County, for = 600 damages for injuries
alleged 10 have been received from
! defective road. The trial so far has
| cost the county 81 loo.
| PFTER HALLfNG, former resident of
| Eau Claire, the young man who WAS
| charged with forging the name of ". W.
| Williams to checks, is again IN trouble
/ in Sioux City, Ia. lie Is charged with
| obtaining money under false pretenses.
J.. \ Gross, Milwaukee wholesale
| millinery merchant, las confessed iudg-
ment IN favor Of the Merchants TX
| change Bank for 81, l40. The store is
| located on Broadway.
| Dawn GAEiE4, q logger at Ashland,
had his leg badly crushed between some
| logs. Amputatlon was necessary.
| TnE trial Of Phil Newman, at Ash
/ land, on a charge Of murder, l. creating
| considerable excitement at that place.
! The state is working up Il strong case
| against him.
| IrMRERMEN around Narlnette are re-
porting that the swamps are not frozen
! and that their soft condition IS very
| serious obstacle TO logging, and cold
! weather Is demanded for logging pur-
/ poses. In some localities the ground is
| So soft that 1t is impossible for horses
/ to pass through the sNamps, and some
/ have been mired lii attempting 10 do so.
| MRs. McD0NALn, of Eau Clare, who
is charged with cutting the throats OF
| ler husbands ; team of horses, Was I'M
/ able TO appear III court 10 answer 10 the
/ charge Iier physician etates that she
| ms become insane since Ter arrest. 1t
| il stated that she has confessed the
/ crime 10 her husband The latter has
/ been arrested also, but deSelopnenls
| show that he had nothing 10 do with II.
Tus insurance patrol, maintained by
! the fire underwriters at Milwaukee, mas
been increased hy tie addition OF q sec
ond wagon, ior use III the OUTSKIRTS OF
| the city.
TnE widows Of the two fremen who
lost their lives in the big Milwaukee
/ fire have each received 81 i,29l.l, con-
| tfihuted by ruIlic subscriptions.
THE Planklnton House. Milwaukee,
| carries 81 too fG0 fire insurance.
THREE new banks have been added to
| Nllvaukee's 5 business institution.
SrfEeEox BAY fishermen say that
since the large cities along the lake
shore have stopped the system OF
dumning refuse matter into Lake Mich
jeau the whitetish are coming eack.
Sfl,s ?. MooDY wss convicted OF lar
canv Ia Crosse and sentenced 10 one
year IN state prison.
W.ITER 4. CLARK, Il former resident
of Fan Claire, WAS secidentaiiy hliea a.
Sheldon, Wash.
Tnr Rev. ". 4. Mckillop has resigned
tha nastorste Of the First Baptist
Church. al Eau Claire.
Sr,Err,Fy NoBIE has ordered re-
hearing in the case OF Marcus p.
Callnm w. Charles Helmer ana lie
ment {. Williams, involving preference
IN the forfeiture act Of September -
$50. to a tract Of land IN the Ashland
land district. The question involved
was whether the defendant, Helmer.
was an actual settler III good faith q.
the date OF the forfeiture. IN We" OF
the evidence submitted hy Helmer,
Secretary Noble modihes the commls-
sioner's decisions and orders a ne"
| hearing between the parties. the GOV,
ernment to he represented by speclsi
agent. s 10
Scandinavian knights Of Labor, at Is
Crosse. charged with the emoezz.e,, :,
menf ot about 500. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 10 one year. ID STATE
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