Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-10-15
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

1t is believed that L. A. r. Ducha..
eau, of Green Bay, who was pasS.g.
ger en- the steamer Freisand, which
was detained at quarantine at New
York, was lost overheard ON the night
of September -. John Van den Hen.
val has arrived at Green Bay and
states that he was a passenger ON tba
same boat and saw Mr.. Duchate91
last about Z o'clock that evening. Ha
was then in good health and spirits
Next morning Mr.. Van den Henval
went in search Of Duchateau but could
not find him. His stdterOOm was visit.
ed ana found TO have been unoccupied
during the night, leading to the con.
clusiOn that in some manner he had
beep lost overheard
The residents in the vicinity of WV.
eczema, Columbia county, are up in
arms and searching for tramp
While Maud IIumphrtes, q girl u years
old, who works for a farmer named
Henry Palualee, was alone in the
house, a tramp entered and demanded
something to eat She furnished him
a meal and he then brutally assaulted
her and RAJ sacked the house. The
girl is in precarious condition.
MOneypenny and Cuzonnee. the two
Indians charged with the murder of
Boneash and his wife at Odana. had
hearing before Judge Calkins at
Ashland and pleaded not guilty. Their
examination was set for October IA.
G, w. Harger cashier of the Mara.
thon county bank, of Wausau, has
wildcat note issued by the Marathon
county bank, of Eagle, in 1859 It
is Of the denomination of So and
very faded and cheap looking affair
Ole Hulstrom has commenced suit
against the town of Scandinavia, Wan.
paca county for $1,000 damages for
injuries alleged to have been receivedh
a runaway a year ago, caused by 3
defective highway.
The jury in the case of Martha VIII
son VS. the city Of Eau Claire awarded
the plaintiff $500 damages. She sued
for $500 for injuries alleged to have
been received from defective high.
way.
Charles Bcrseron of Chippewa Fails,
has commenced suit for So. 900 damages
against d. f. Miles for injuries alleged
to have been sustained in quarrel
with Miles.
The Marinette ron Works company
of Marinette, has completed a 32x36
engine for the AIenominee
River Lumber company taking just
twenty days to build it.
The deposits in the First National
Bank. at Wausau. amount to nearly
100000. At least 100000 Of this
amount belongs to the farmer and work
ing classes i'll that vicinity.
1t is reported at Eau Claire that r.
d. Dix. the agent at that place for the
Armour Pacing company, who disap-
peared recently, has gone TO Central
America.
Alexis Clcrmont, the veteran nail.
carrier reached Kenosha October 10
He was not feeling well. but will try
and resume his journey to Chicago at
once
Michael Brunkalla., who is charged
with Stabbing MERCER NIattison at La
Crosse July II, has been held to the
circuit court for trial in $500 bonds
Miss Anna l.. Pugh, of Waterfowl
was united in marriage to Charles A
skinner. Of Dunedin, Fla The young
couple viii reside in Florida
William Chambers. a former resident
'f Clayton, Winnebago county, was
shot and killed by a desperate az
HALEY, Idaho.
Henry Bray, who was in jail in James
vile awaiting trial, made his escape by
'raking the lock while the turnkey
vaS out
4 frame building belonging to the
Van Dycke brewing company. at Green
8ay, was burned, entaflng a loss q
SjnG
Mrs Elizabeth G. Cornish. a pioneer
oSident of Winnebago county, died a
Ter home in Utica, aged 50 years.
Alex the 7-vearold son Of William
daisline. Of Appleton, had his am
'roken by falling from a wagon.