The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-09-01
WISCONSIN.


since 1888, died at all advanced age.
Mrs. Sarah s. Chadbourne, of Fond du
Lac, passed away at the age of 70 years.
Mrs. Mary Scheuer, an old resident of
Sheboygan, died at the age of 20 years.
The north entrance at the capitol at Madi-
son is to tie repaired.
DR.. David A. Norton died at Philadel-
phia after severe illness of several weeks.
He was formerly a resident ofMadison.
The residence of A. w. Gratz at Madison,
was entered by burglars and Sc in cash and
a number of articles of clothing stolen.
The State University will open for the fall
term September II. The examination for
entrance will begin September 13.
Nils P. Haugen was nominated for con-
gress by the Tenth district convention in
Cumberland by reclamation.
Some unknown parties entered the car
rage works of Ritger & Peterman at Apple
ton, and carried off a barrel of linseed oil.
The fourth annual reunion of the Forty
sixth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry will be
held at GAINESVILLE September and 8.
Frank Houck, resident of Onalska, La
Cross County, was probably fatally injured
in runaway accident.
One OF the clowns in the Ringing circus
was killed at DoGgevilIe by falling from a
sulky in the hipprodrome races.
The corner stone of the new Lutheron
Church at Marshield was laid with impos-
ing ceremonies on August q.
Frank Reck, a 12-ycar- old boy residing
at Appleton fell off high ladder and
broke his right arm.
John Bartel. of Appleton, had his arm
badly crushed in belt. Amputation may
be necessary.
Carl, young son of Joseph Dietrich, OF
La Crosse fell from high chair and
broke his arm.
The 11-year old son of Robert KinstIer,
of Sheboygan, shot himself through the
hand while handlinga loaded revolver.
Mrs. Baker, mother OF the late l.. B.
Sale, of Green Bay, died ct her home in
Evansville at an advanced age.
The stockholders of the Racine Hotel
Company have increased the capital stock
from 100000 to $4,000.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Josephine Walters, of Hanover, to George
w. DidWSLlI VI
Julius Richter, an old resident OF the
town of Mosel, Sheboygan County, died at
the age of Al years.
Two Oshkosh young men were arrested
and fined" $50 and costs for illegal duck
hunting.
Miss Tiena Morgeneir, of Sheboygan,
was married to Peter Kettenhoien, ofAp-
pleton.
George H. Pettis, well known young
man of Sparta, died suddenly, aged Is
years.
Miss Gust Storm aud Miss Elizabeth Mey,
er, two young women living near Madison,
were brutality assaulted by two unknown
men near their home.
Miss Caroline L. Ayerill, of Lima, Pepin
County, was married 10 John c. Bley, OF
Chicago. The ceremony took place at the \
brides home.
Ole Ageyord, of stoughton, became sud-
denly insane while visiting relatives at
Madison. lie was taken to the state hospi- |
ia! for treatment
The Seven Day Adventists will hold their |
fall camp meeting and state meeting Sep,
TENDER q to October %, near Watertown |
Junction.
Chambers broke out among the horses oil |
two farmers in the town of Freedom, Outa. |
gamie County, State Veterinarian Tous.
saint ordered them killed.
Mrs. Thelen, widow living in the town |
of Caledonia, Racine County, was seriously
injured in arunaway accident. Her re, ov- |
cry is doubtful.
Dorgan Sullivan, ofShullsburg, killed |
rattlesnake near that place a few days ago,
1t had thirty7six rattles, and was the first |
RATHER killed in that section in many years |
A daughter of William Penhallegan oil |
Platteville, died of diptheria. A number |
of cases have been reported at that place |
and business has suffered i'll consequence. |
Capt John Ira Besbel, an old resident oil |
Prairie du Chen, passed away at his home |
in that city, aged 81 years. He was the
first captain to tow barge of unsacked
wheat in the Upper Mississippi.
Ingwald Olson, the boot black who &C.
cidentally shot Nels Holey, at Eau Claire,
has been released in the sum of 500 bonds.
Holey's condition is much improved, and
he may recover.
Charles Charleson, employed in the
Dells Lumber Company's mill at Eau
Claire, was struck on the head by q bull
chain and seriously injured. There is little
hope OF his recovery.
A number of persons at Beloit have re-
,ently received notices signed J. H. Chick
'ring q Co., informing the persons address
ID that they have strong evidence of their
laying sold liquor and demanding $3.50 as
hush" money So far the propositions
AVE failed to strike home