The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-15


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mitted to the asylum at Mendoza He
is too faehie to La aannerous hnt has a
n,;ssion of a ,noct contn;rory cborartar
He believes he ia commissioned bv the
! Supreme Being to defeat sin by remov-
ing all sinners. his idea of good meth
cd being to choke them to death.
BYa majority of lis the people of the
village of Wauwatosa decided in favor
| OF INCORPORATION.
A rpt.>u containing ipveIrv valued
at e son oupa1 Nv i I anhuschar 4,
| 70 If NiIworl,ea- uh;,.h had heen
Iniss;n, several davs and which
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tro,, tho ir.'.,-o.,n ,oon at tho
Union Denot in that CITY. was found
| among the bsrgarc of the dramatic
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men nom 'iia' "iS!i '''.
JOHN ScHMInr dled rom injuries re-
ceiVed by beng knocked oown by a
Milwaukee horse car. Mr. schmidt
was crossing the street. lis eyeslght
| was poor and he lAiieo 10 notlce the
approaching car.
Two members of Milwaukee drum
corps were seriously hut 10y runaway
horse which had been scared by the
music.
r. G. COLE, a student of the State
| University. was accidentally SHOT and
killed near MENDOZA. He and several
friends crossed the lake on a hunting
trip and Cole, while alone. was drawing
his repeating gun from lis boat when
the hammer caught on the side of the
boat, and the entire charge entered
Coles abdomen. Six physicians and
| professional nurse We're summoned. but
TO no avail Cole was previously a stu
dent at Washington University, and re-
sided at st. Louis. lie was - years old .
JrDGr G. X. LoRD. one of the oldest
residents of la Crosse and a pioneer of
Wisconsin, died in that city, aged 81
wears. Judge Lord was register of the
| United States land office when the late
Col. Rodolt was receiver, and Tor many
years was IN active legal practice. lie
| was born IN Maine, came West III 1881,
engaged III trade and lead mining, then
studied law and was Jndge ct Grant
County before going 10 La crosse, lie
leaves no children. lie was uncle OF
George L. Lord, Weil-knoWn IN connec-
ton With newspapers IN Milwaukee ana
st. Paul.
A MYsTARIoUs stranger giving the name
of Wilson called on Thomas McDer-
mott, a wealthy pine land man at Eau
Claire, and said he and his partner,
George Lorenzo, had found an aban-
doned mine IN Arizona, ana had taken
therefrom about 500, eco worth of gold
dust. They had burned part OF 1t IN
Arizona, he said, and Lorenzo had
the rest secreted in secluded
place two miles from Saltwater,
Minn. Neither he nor his partner
could read or write and he wanted Nc
Dermott to 60 10 Arizona with MN 10
manage the nine. Tie offered McDer-
mott & ticket 10 Saltwater. McDermott
declined to GO. The stranger hasn't
| been seen since. lie was roughly
nt DIV rnr IN, low
| a full beard. tie showed McDeTmott q
big roll of greenbacks with two or three
500 bills in it.
TIE corouer's iury at Ashland has
concluded its INVESTIGATION of the mur-
derof Coneash and his wife. Besseazep-
skwa. found living on the bank of the
Kakagon River near Odanah. A large
nnmher Of Indians were examined. and
the iurv returned a verdict of wilIful
murder, accusing kozinee and Mon
eypenny, two braves, of the crime. The
most important evidence was that of
the Squaw wife of Joe Rain. She said
she and Moneypenny were going down
the river IN one boat on the day of the
murder, and that Monneypenny left
her boat and got into the canoe of
Kozinee and started back up the river.
Shortly afterWard fain vile heard 8
woman scream, and then man call
Loudly Tor help. koAnee ana Money
penny VIII be arraigned on eharge Oh
murder.
| REPORTS received 81 the state weather
bureau service headquarters show that
the cranberry crop in Wisconsin ls very
small this year. An average crop
maars yield Of about 10000 barrels
for the state, but this year not more
than $4,000 barrels, or one-thlrd OF the
average quantity, Will be available.
Crasso "a =, 10 x E-ancis HosniraI
~ ,ha+ ,iona uLoro no nnderwent an
oneratidn for cancer Deceased was Is
wears old.
TIE Fan Claire Street Railway. Light
and Power Company intend putting in
a steam plant, which will be supple
mentarv to the water power, and will be
used to run the motor line.
Tpr Wisconsin Staat,-Zeitung Conn
nonr Of NsdiSon has been incornor-
aataj witb a canital stock If 81 500 Carl
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