The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-30
BADGER NOTES.

awarded by the regents to James Nc
Carthy, of Madison, for s97 600.
NJ ANoR DrRFEE, of Ashland, has is
sued proclamation for the assistance
OF the Iron River sufferers.
JOHN MEEzEIv>, farmer living III
Montpelier, fell from loft and was i'm
paied on hay fork. He cannot live.
VERY severe storm passed over the
north part of La Crosse County early on
the morning Of the 10Th. Oats are lev
eled and beaten into the ground, SO the
crop Will be almost total loss. 1t is
thought wheat and corn will partially
recover. The loss will be severe.
Frank storant's barn was struck by
lightning and consumed, and eleven
head Of blooded stock were killed.
FIRE at Is Crosse which at first threat
ened great damage and alarmed the
town broke ont between 10 and IL on
the evening of the Goth. 1t was sub
dued and proved comparatively small
matter. The steamers Carrie and Scotia
Of the Lacrosse Mississippi line were
burned. They are small rsfters costing
5000 each. An old bridge across Black
River burned Intwo, but was not wholly
destroyed. There WAS $500 insurance
on the Carrie and - coo on the Scotia
kOBEKT EEfEES, an Old soldier from
Milwaukee, Was killed AT Johnson's
Creek by being knocked off the railroad
bridge between here and Naterto Sn by
the sOuth-bound passenger tram.
S s.NERE thGnder and wind storm
visited Bosanhel. Crops in that vicinity
were Ieveled. Lightning struck the
Wisconsin Telephone Company office,
demoliehing the chimney and burning
out the wires.
John II. DECKER, instructor III dairy
ihg a. the State | University, is making n
tour of the various cheese factories in
thc state.
\ rEAH~rER named Ramsey created II
sensation III Il picnic IN Eau Claire by
throwing the children's lunch baskets
IN t~.ry direction and attacking one OF
the musicians and biting him about the
face in horrible manner. lie was ar
rested and placed ~ Jail.
LARGE catches of bass are made az
Sturgeon Bay.
PRESIDENT Ii >ERIsoN refused to par
don John :. Galloway, of Monttort.
Trs Bay View Rolling Mills, after be-
ing idle n"arly month, have started
up, the labor differences having been
settled and the scale signed.
THE stone trade, whici. has been very
dull al Sturgeon Bay the past few years,
- having boom tins year.
ISAiC STEPHENSON, of Marinetts, has
sold l0,0U0,oG) feet of lumber TO Perley
| Lowe X Co., OF Chicago.
TuEoDoRE \. poRi an employe of the
| Etna Building and Loan Association, of
| Eau Claire, has been arrested on
| charge of misapproprlating the funds OF
| she company to the extent OF about
s., i6G. lie WAS released i'll the sum OF
| "a, 800 bOnls.
| Ar Monona Lake, on the banks OF
which the assembly is held, a sea ser
| pent has been seen by several credit
| able people. 1t is a snake about ten
| feen long with n head something like
4og fish.
! MorHEE CAROLINE, the head of the.
! Western Province of the Order q
! Sisters of Notre Ia me, died at Notre.
| Dame Convent at Milwaukee on the,
I'D.
! AT meeting of the congregation OF
the Lutheran Church at Eau Clare, 1t
was decided not to accept the rssigna-
ton of Bishop Hoyme.
| WILLIAM SULLIVAN, notorious cX"
convict, was arrested at Pence for re-
/ newing ms old occupation of running
| disreputable house, and was tined 93oJ
aud ordered from Ashland County ut
once by Judge Calklns
A MtDIs,H syndicate, headed bv 4.
l.. Sanborn and J. VI. Oln, has pur-
chased 100 acres along the shore of
Lake Mendoza, Just vest of Eagle
| Heights, tract until now KNOWN as,
| "Bellalre."
Tur a,ners emnIoyed to examine the
hcoLs o. ,eitv 'cler,5. ,sqa tr.sanrer. Es
His report is not yet public, but enough
| has been learned incidentally 10 SHOW
that nothing of a criminal nature has
been found, although il will he shown
| tha, tho affairs Of the city have been SO
| hadlv clnducted as 10 cause no inCon-
siderable losa during the past five wears.
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saltwater, Mimi, lor ~ ,ooo.o"V. lhG
suit involves about Z',nH ACRES VI ia'u
IN Mile Lacs 'oNh'y' Mill
| THr Gent!emen's Driving Association,
of Ia crosse, has been organlZen WIN
4. +, Edwards president and w. l.
Iockerbv secretary.
s,rrr,r. Nr,n. of Dane County, went
to ConnciI Bluffs. Ia. a few DAYS ago to
bring back 10 Madison Byron Butler,
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