The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-16
BADGER NOTES.

CHlcAGo, MILwArksE K Sr. PAUI earn
ings for the first week OF July were
s649, $50, an Increase of Sill, ,O54. Mil
waukee & Northern earnings were
$3i, l6i, decrease of 1919.
Miss ELIZABETH PLANKlNToN, OF Nil
waukee, has publicly announced her in
tentlOn Of nshing a home for the
Woman's Christian Friendly Society, of
that city.
A PICTURE entitled Summer After
noon,' bv Carl Mari, of Milwaukee, has
been purchased by the widow of >ena-
tor Hearst, of California. The picture
secured a gold medal for Carl Mari at q
Munich exhibition.
HENRY SrEuBlNci, a farmer living near
Tau tlaIre, had miraculous escape
from death. Mr.. Stuebing was digginga II
we'll on his farm, and was down to a
depth OF forty feet. He had hosting
apparatus, and was working alone.
W hen ascending 10 the top OF the well,
ana about half way up, the earth sud
denly caved in upon mm. His cries
were heard, and after seven hours hard
work he was dug out alive, and will
probably recover.
TIE new bell for the German Luther.
an Church at Madison, donated by Fritz
Mmhle, a farmer OF that place, has been
placed IN position.
MUESE MADISON. aged 10 wears, was
set upon by gang OF toughs, near his
home IN La Crosse, and stabbed III the
paCk. lie ls IN a critical condition.
As George liem,uel. of sun Prairie,
was boarding North-N estern train at
Madison, a thief, George James hy
~ nota 80 ~ ~, 80 =, oasil "illi '''Io
THO ,Lo 80 ~. ~ !,
Ponce Ala,nson aftsr on ~, has,
He was fnTr1 l,.;n,, !, dit,.L ,,oor -
,s ,orIS ;,,',,;arsoi ,i ~
sii,o o,,j ,,,',J ,I.f SIe r -
on the person of the prisoner, buta
wards he told the police officers where
the papers and pocket book could be
found, and himself led the wav to the
place where they were concealed. The
papers were still there, but the money
had been divided between James and
two other accoInpliccs, and was there
fore missing.
A Nrw edition of the school lava of
Wisconsin has inst been issued by the
state superintendent for the usr of
school officers. Six thousand copies
have been printed.
An Eau Claire paper prints an article
IN which 1t endorses the name of cen.
Michael Griffin, Of that city. tor the
:!oh'lhatloh Oh governor on tue heFnp-
'1e az Nv NV
JOIN / LER, one OF the Oldest ana
most ilgniF respected citiZenS OF Nazo-
mamie; dIed OF lypnoii feVer after
very s."It Illness. Ar. 1yier was Iet-
Sl"i! ol 1tc tASl' war auo i'a7 ilelG az
of tI,a .o,,nt,, .,,,,,'r,.;sl>ra
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III, u. VI i."u
cannon Of HnIcna Non+ Tba r.e,a;rs
were taken to Butte Mont for inter.
>,
1hoNAs " Ei>h, OF Erin, ~. 'rolX
county, IL me owner O! 4 singular "eil
on his iafm IN therald. IT IS not All
nhIp'i' mon III tLIhs ~ Ii"N lisl' o'!l o' ne
"e.l. ~ 10 supl,oS',' ';''i' ''''i. ~ ~
.ei .'sI '"s'eHH e.io"ln NI''!i 'o'iiaiH9 t9 'lie
.isli' ah'' ma III Sil M he wen coh1ec liz,
'Loii w - ""s ii'@ue cue "l'Il 'niS s'fean' LIE
Nei 10 l'o leet oeep.
1HE salvation Army at Marlnette has
been forbidden to use musical lnstru-
meh's "Lile marching on sunday.
IoR the first time III six years, black
and yellow bass are being caught IN
large quantities about Sturgeon Bay.
There are 100 OG0 guO feet of logs vet
to come down the NIenomInep River to
Narlnette this summer
Ttr internal ravaDua collections for
tho Wnstarn nistr;ct ~ Nisconsin r..
no,+ea frnn yaSbin,ton Tor tba G,col
roar or,t;nn I,,"' % ,,era 500 noG 90,
inrraasa 81 s1nn n0,,ovartha corresnond.
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