The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
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getting an appropriation for moving the
big monolith from the quarry at Bay
Held. ltls understood that the World &
Fair directors have taken special action
permitting the state of Wisconsin to
ship the stone after the Columbian Ex-
position Is opened. This will tide over
TIE danger of moving the mammoth
monohth during the winter.
koziNEE, one of the Oneida Indians
under arrest on the charge Of murder-
Ing, Bonegsh ana his Hlfe, on the
Ddanah reservation, about three months
ago, is alleged 10 have confessed TO an
Indian named Joe Green to having
done away wirA Skinaway, an Oneida
Indian, v 10 mysteriously disappeared
two weeks before the murder of Bone
ash and his wife.
THE workmen in the severa! branches
OF the building trades at Madison are
organizing unions and preparing to
form trades council.
MAURICE Mason and John Burke we're
found guIlty, ut Madison, of larceny,
ana sentenced to two months each in
the county jail.
MEs. j. NGrrY, Il resident OF La Crosse
Tor the past thirty years, died ut her
home III that city.
TIE Kirby Carpenter Company, of
Narinatte last season banked D. 005 O ~
feet Of timber.
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"''j .'eii "ii,a'i ti1e "tsp!sts 9I lIic Ma
OVER $500 has been Paid by Marathon
County the past year in bOuntleS on
wolf and wildcat scaips.
The Washburn Library at Ia Crosse
recently received 100 new books. 1t
no" has over l2eO0 volumes.
Mrs. JANE " ALEATH, an old resident
Of Madison, died suddenly OF apoplexy.
aged Il wears.
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clerk IN the sorrntarv ~ stat,. dtf;la t'itil
ri Madison dfed nf llooa no;son;n,,
resultiug from a molirnant carJnnnIs
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and raI;ava5 of gilI ana wst,i, ana
chain Roth rohhnrs nsconaa
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o,hn. no na,aoa.n Ia"it't3 are 10 +iase
Ea;T hesiJe The DonoIith h Ma n'',5',,'l rc,''l
n1issiorers haxIng cborge of tha W;s.
consiD den1rf,aent have rontTortaH
with Mr.. prrni;Ss Of EaytiaI5 to trr.
riah fnnr coI1n,no * 100, M inchas
1nn, 70 ha oni innha. s,,,,ara a. ,hn hasa
erf I.lin,.lIaa II no t,,, Thav sra +,
set on soiId dressed bases ! feet ;
inches square gud :; feet 10 inches hich.
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CORNERS If an nr,is.ir aiiey n.,n;,snj
s,,ono n foat e,,,rn.. ~ no t,s.J H. -.
hib;ting @ w Xxi: WiseGnsin = ,nTneTa ne ~ nro5nr. V
tiors Nork hes hean commenced and
AN. Iannarv
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Ianii. viii IinGoubtediV taEe care 10 Iotk
the doors Of her house hereafter. be core
retiring for the night. 4 few evenings
ago she lett the outside door open. and
aborf , o'clock II vss awakened nv
a noise in an adio:nino room. she
called an officer, who found two tramDs
taking quiet nap IN spare bedroom.
They were arrested and given tulrty
days each IN the county jail.
GEoRGE i. NEWTON. former reeidan
of Wisconsin. died at his home in
Pueblo. Col. at nm advanced noe. He
leaves an estate valued at 800 900.
J,ncr Igrcu f,,trpo>, NJ Ia Crosso
srstainna savare inirr;as H., foJi;nn
mon . elinnerv sidcuaiL, IJ,s hoo5
was cut in n territ,Ie ,nsn1'er lie vii
recover
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4ens' = =. IIa" olu, HiSt 1lte-presI- res,
Gent5 a. a. ilarolh, , sICSlld Eice-iies1ueht:
ieiis /. lamp eaShlet.
Al BET +, htLIMth ER, iofineTIy RESI-
Gent o! lIal'e'.ats, was h'Liea Dy an m
uihh known as me y hld near -loTehc.,
ar'z; \ reward OF so,ooo las been OF
lered lor MS arrest.
r.. +. NJ MCKIiY, cripple llvlDgat Mad.
lSon, has invented new cabinet bed,
and secured patent on It. Mr.. Muir
ply has had several tlatterlng offers &c
sell his invention.
JAMES FiT/nIBHoNS, VINO IS the agent
of the American Mutual Accident As.
sciatlon, Of lronwood, Mich, proposes
novel suit against the government.
Last spring large tract of public
land IN Northern Wisconsin and
hlch!sAh Was 10 oe optHeu 4oi
entry, and Mr.. fItZglbbons hied
claim and made preparations TO
improve the. property. Soon alter he
received notice from the Menasha land
"A tSat tba ia,I ,ros ntr-,ad ~. -artias
~, h@i a-,tnra9 - 600 tIa t,' III
sra for dan1o,as and tGa cost of Elm:
l,is oIai,,
TTr al With animal -anort of the Wis.
cousin Earmers' Instit,fta hos INST haan
isenaJ Of NeGison Itrnr,1.rieas com.
nIe1e hand HOOK Of ogriSnI+ure and was
edited bv Sunt- II. II Morrison The
vork contains MANY fna ilIrstratio,s
o,5 on ,Sanoo IS ,,o+tar +wo,,tr -.
wbicb ra,ata 70 tho Wisconsin, Ttnivar.
sity
GEN. W. W. CRoSBY, a resident Of Ia
Crosse since 1851, died at the St. Francis
Hospital in that city after a severe Ill !
ness. 6en. Crosby was native OF
MassachuSelts. IN Io22 ne engaged "a