Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

The stock Of s25, coo for the now bank at
Omro has all ali been taken oy the bust
ness men Of that place.
John S. Ray, aged n years, a pioneer
resident OF Oshkosh, passed away of heart
failure.
Marshall Field, the Chicago millionaire
merchant, has purchased site for sum
mer residence near Ashland.
A 5year-old son of Leslie George, Of
Racine, was run over by bicycle rider
ard had his co!llr-bonp broken.
Mrs. Amund O,ser K ", Of Scandl,
navia, Waupaca county, resident Of that
county since 1850, died a5 the age OF So
years.
NJ. and Mrs. J. E. Mann, Of Sun
Prairie, Dane county, celebrated the
fitch annivel sary Of their wedding IL
few days ago,
The marriage of Miss Hattie Richard
son, of Berlin, to the Rev. julius Parson,
of Prentice, is announced.
Il is reported Lhat the Milwaukee CAPT.
tallsts who recently purchased q large
a large wagon factory at that place.
The proposition of }. NJ. Smith, Of
Wausau, to denote ten acres of land and
$1,000 cash has been accepted by theWau
sau Furniture company, anu d location
has been CHOSEN. It is expected the build
Jugs will be ready for occupancy by next
winter. Over 100 men will be employed,
g. A yellow substance resembling sulphur
suddenly made its appearance In the
water 1T the head OF Lake Superior. The
stuff is tasteless, and 10 explanation Of its
character has been made. Sidewalks are
painted yellow after drenching by hose
and allowed to dry. Vessel men at first
supposed the strff 20 be sawdust.
Mrs. Barron and Mrs. R plies, both resi-
dents of Eau Claire, met with a serious
accident whiie riding, which may prove
fatal to Mrs. ROLES. The two women
were thrown from buggy and Mrs ROLES
collar bone was broken and she received
internal injuries of serious nature.
Mrs. Barron, although badly bruised, will
recover. Mrs. ROLES is u years of age
and her recovery is doubtful.
Judge Murdoch, of Eikader, Ia, before
United States Commander Hobbs, at
Dubuque, Ia, identified Coleman and
Ryan, the Chicago safe blowers, as the
men who broke into the Diekeyvllte, Wis,
postoffice. They will be held until Deem
Der for trial for the New Albion job, and
at Madison for the D.ckeyville robbery.
Recently cat owned by Lewis Kuske,
o. Jefferson, gave birth to number OF
little ones. Not desiring to have them
around the house the kittens were killed.
Shortly before this a son OF Mr.. Kuske had
captured three young muskrats, and the
idea occurred TO him to have the old cat
adopt them The muskrats we're placed
with the old mother cat, and she took to
them as though they we're her own kith
and kin.
Louis Uhlrich, Of Milwaukee, against
whom several civil suits have been
brought because Of his method OF doing
business, Is again in trouble. HIS wife
has brought suit for divorce, charging
cruel and inhuman treatment.
A lodge of the Fraternal Alliance has
been organic ID at Baraboo with sixty-six
charter members.
Jerry Moynahan, of Milwaukee, was
''held up by four men and ROBBED of $50
Saturday Three suspects were arrested.
Patrick Cudaby, the Milwaukee packer,
will construct mammoth packing hous }
plant at B lckhorn station to cost ST.
000,000
Farmer Watson, Of Wayne, La Fayette
county, says that out of thirty acres of
corn planted on pie &c Of land adjoining
the Pecatonica, only FIVE will be worth har-
vesting, the res, being under water.