The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-04
BADGER NOTES.

w II. y y DEISON jliS ItSIP1tCi tllt llt-
sition of manager for Wisconsin of the
! National Educational Association, and
! Prof. Harvey, Of the Milwaukee Normal
School, has been appointed TO succeed
him.
| TIE new Milwaukee intake tunnel,
over which so much trouble has been
experienced. has again cayed in, and
the whole project may have to be
abandoned.
THE circuit court at Madison has set
| aside the verdict III the case of Schill-
niger against the town Of Verona, and 6
new trial is ordered. Schillinger
brought suit against the town tor 5000
damages alleged TO have been sustained
by him on account Of Il defective bridge.
The verdict was against the plaintiff.
AsfuAND's gambling houses have been
closed again.
jon GRoSERT, of Eastman, was kicked
IN the side by Il horse, breaking his arm
and fracturng two ribs.
FIVE important decisions have been
received at the local land office from the
Washington department. -Four of them
| are reversals Of decisions given by the
register ana receiver here and one is an
| affirmation. In every instance the
actual prior sett!er is given preference
over tiler. Il hat causes the most sur
prise is the fact that Hattie knickel-
bine, the famous February, 1891, filer
is knocked out by ore Of the decisions.
She has made hard fight for her claim
which was filed second in that great
rush Of men, and has lived continuously
on her homestead since her filing. The
original settler on her homestead died,
but his father stepped in as heir, and
thus gains possession OF the land worth
$4,000.
BuEGLARs broke into the Stockholm
House at Ashland and stole cisars to
the value OF 500. They also took the
cash register, which contained $50 in
cash. The cash register was found next
morning in the basement of an adiOin-
ing building with the money intact. 4
robbery occurred at the Fountain The
alter the same night. Several casks Of
wine were taken and $40 Ill cash.
d. NJ. BENIANIN, one of Milwaukee's
weathiest citizens, died in that city on
the 3Oth, after an illness OF several
weeks.
ADDITIONAL discoveries in the uc-
counts OF the Milwaukee public library
increase the probable amount appro-
priatcd by the late Librarian l.indelcit
TO something like 5000.
TIE late Franklin Coleman, Of Eau
Claire, left by Will an estate valued at
S125, 900 to his wife and an adopted son.
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,ors ~ So ,,fl,I,,. ~ i,r ~ isIiIa-
Sn)niia arc ~ tLa nfiaat tLat no bow
coli hos nrrp rIargJ },r ti,nr oroariz,-
tion mon Pot,lt beer. General Serre-
tary H8ye5 saws rs,at The report is To-
tally without foundation.
AMELIA SNrH, = domestic employed
in the Britannia iiotel, IN Crosse, las
been arrested on acharge OF petty lar
ceny, preferred by her employer.
TIE wheel factory Of the Northwest
ern Carriage and NIel@h t1mnanE. Mil
waufeo was dama%'h to the extent OF
s1o,ouO by hre OF! ihe -9ta.
TIE Ashland Common Council has re-
solved TO issue Improvement bonds to
the value of 80, ,cJ1.
FRED FElNKiIx. a resident of La
Crosse, fell from the steamer Reindeer
few miles below the city, and "as
drowned. The body VAS recovered.
He was native of England, - years of
age, unmarried and hai 10 near TeIt.-
tves IN this country.
Mis- KATHARINE NCNNEMACUER, wild
ow of the late Jacob NunnemaCher.
and mother of Herman, Rudolph, jac-
oh and Robert Nunnemacher, OF Mil
Waukee, died at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs H. &. schmidt, at Char
lottanburg, Germany. Ihe deceased
was u tearS o. age
EVERY gamD-ihE-room ana dlsfePuta-
bic house IN BayHeid i9uuty has heen
closed by Siltrh ti&1I9Fan. ne ORDER
will be Ilgldiy enforced hereafter.
3. J. PRlCE, OF Wisconsin, has been
| elected president OF the National Edi-
| torial Association.
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| no,nt,,ant If coIlnrtor AMI insnactnr -
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r1annor
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iaiI oPeinnE.
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crossing 'iestle at lViI1ai, ht'i 'il"'
! place, zen 4 ols''1'cI " 'iiI y t.ct'
cel.lns SeiiouS ""o Pio"''"iJ i"'''' ia
| JulitS.
M ilE grain Warehouse i'.,l VI W la E','
| bird, has been closed owing 10 slack
| business.
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