The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11
BADGER NOTES.

wagon bridge
JAMES MCChSN, of Eau Claire, who as
saulted and killed A. l.. Owens, in the
town OF Lynn, Eau Claire County, two
years ago, pleaded guilty to the charge
OF manstaughter in the fourth degree,
and was sentenced to one year and six
months III state prison. McCann is
about . years OF age.
JUDGE FRANKLIN l.. Gibson, of the
Milwaukee superior court, died very
suddenly OF heart disease on the 7th
at the residence of Eugene S. Elliott,
with whom tie lived.
The 3-year-old daughter of Charles
Corbstan, OF Ashland. fell into boiler
OF hot water on the morning of the 7th.
She will die
| THE twenty eighth annual session of
the Homeopathic Medical Society of
| Wisconsin began in the Paukinton
House, Milwaukee, on the 9th.
WHTEFIs, BAY, Milwaukee's suburb,
will soon be village. The residents
Of the settlement voted upon the ques-
ton OF incorporation, and by q vote OF
- to IL 1t was decided to incorporate.
TIE nineteenth annual meeting of the
| Woman 5 Chr stian Temperance Union
| Of Wisconsin opened at Madison on
| the 1th.
| BURGLARS entered the iewelry store Of
| Wash. Davis at Barnvile, and stole
| about $500 worth of watches and iewelry.
/ hey also entered the general store OF
Anton Emmel and took Il lot of ready
made clothing. \ man who was around
during the day taking orders for cutlery
is suspected.
/ Tue Boom Company at Narinette has
sorted to the present time this season
/ Fart ,,f
| from 2,uGO, 900 to ZOO 900 feet daily
| JOHN SrA2IA, track walker on the
Chicago, Burlington x Northern Rail
ROAD, was struck by the north-hound
Limited five miles souJh of Prairie du
| Chen, and killed. Deceased was
married man of family.
! BURGLARS entered the Episcopal
| Church ut Ashland ana stole two silver
and gold communion sets which were
highly valued by tie cOpgre CATION. De
tectIves are at work on the case.
JonN GEORGE Ld.wE, well-to-do mill
er Of the town Of Milwaukee, and his
two sons William and John, aged re-
spectiyeiy and 10 wears, were drowned
| hy being drawn over the Silver Creek
mill dam in little fishing boat.
CIRlS ID. DAVIS, who was one of the
| pioneers Of Milwaukee, and whose name
only IN Wisconsin, but throughout the
entire Northwest, passed away AT Ham
tlton, III.
ANDREW Er<NErT, the hack driver,
was arraignad in court at Fan Claire,
| charged with the murder of William
Anderson. lie pleaded not guilty, and
Waa reCommittcd 10 JAIL TO await exam
inall0n June L..
q. c. BARnWEII has been appointed
postmaster at Manitowish. Oneida Coun-
ty, vice l.. 4. Toss, resigned.
I.tE jury in the case of Trott vs.. the
VALLEY Lumber Company, at Eau Claire,
awarded the plaintiff. who WAS an en-
ploye OF the defendant and was hurt in
a saw mill, -, 300 damages.
InE remains OF Robert Cook. Who was
iroN ned i'll the Mississippi River, at La
Crosse, April II last, Was recovered at
Winona, Miun. Deceased was y years
Old.
COY. PECK has appointed julius +.
kirchier and George l.. Brewer, both of
La Crosse. as majors OF the Third Eegi-
ment, Wisconsin National Guard.
ALVIN >cuuEEHr, laborer. was killed
10y falling into the hold of the steamer
I. :. Christie, at Milwaukee.
THE suit of the N. L. sash AMI Door
/
Northern Hallway Company for dam
ages to ihcIr lumber from fire claimed
to have arisen by SPARKS from loco
motive engine wa- tried before Judge
Hastings, at MarInettc. The Jury re-
turned a verdict OF Il OGG for the plaint-
lit. The case VIII probably be appealed.
II is test case for several 70 follow of
a like character.
TIE records Of the Washburn obser-
vatorv shows that the rainfall III the
month Of May vas G.!S inches, tile
greatest of any month since July, lSN'.
The water which fell in the month hus
been IT the rate of 10000 gallons per
acre.
MAEr>ErrE ships goods TO far-of Aus
trala. Among recent shipments was a
carload of boxes To san Pedro, Mex.
A SCHOOL III the town of Eldron, Mar
athon County, was thrown into pane
bv a bear " nich calmly walked into the
room.
TnE La Crosse County Agricultural
Society appropriated $50 for race
rursss. G. q. Hitchcock was elected
secretary in place of Q. ;. Slsson, re-
signed.
THa police at Eau Claire arrested a
man who gave his name as Dan . Con
nell. He was found wandering about
the streets and acting in strange man
ner.
8rDFRvAx NrrNrIsTEE, Of Ia Crosse,
create a sensation at meeting OF the
Common Council at that place, ny
charging the La Crosse Street Halfway
COMPANY with using corrupt means 10
secure the passage Of certain ofui-
nance \ committee was appointed TO
investigate tine charges.
TIE CorOner's Jury IN case OF the
death OF Charles kraUse, at Ashland,
returned a verdict that krauSe came 10
his death from poison administered ny
his wife, ut the lnstiEation OF Jullus
lipke.
II tine sale in Madison Of state swamp
lands in Crawford County about jot
acres were disposed OF. It was all Sc
rulel lv three parties, VI. Burnnam
Getting 80 acres for s31o.42. Mat mas
-ntcrhrr-er 90 acres fer So, and " IL
Der Icaton - acres for soo.2l.
THE NEarinette Eagle SAYS II looks no"
rs if not 0uiy the 80, ,00,W0 feet OF logs
that were eat along the Ncnomlnee las'
, winter would come dow n, bat alSo Tue
"A. tee. 80 feet that were hung uP !as'
tall. atinsiuZ over be1 ,VO5'o5' leel 40"
| to be cut up this season.
! 7EArrrR living near la crosse re-
Gently cartured full-groWn icmate
n.Jqer nnd three young ones, at /;
| Crescent. la Crosse County. They ars
fht..f..y badgers seen or caught IN ina
| vicinity 10: thirty years.
FEs%N CaEt>aN, a lGtorer on lat
Hmm, ~aoIe Railroad At Ashland, WtiIt
boarding a freight train, slipped ane
III, t,I.lar the wheels, cutting his leg oil
He Was removed to the anehaIt hos
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