The Dickinson press., 1892-09-10

AoranaM moore. OF Sevastopol, Door
County, was badly injured in runaway
accident. His recovery is doubtful.
The house and barn of August Shatfer, of
Oshkosh, were destroyed by FIRE. The loss
is $1,000 partly insured.
Milton Williamson. brakeman on the
st. Paul road, had his foot crushed under
the cars at Nccedah.
A valuable trotter belonging to F. s.
Coughlin, of Ashland, fell down an eighty
foot we'll and was killed.
Farmers in Fond du Lac County report
that prairie chickens are very scarce in that
vicinity this season.
= About 100. gypsies are encamped near
Appleton. They have $50 horses with
them.
The Peter Held Grain Colnpany's eleva-
tor at Appleton has been compile eted. 1t has
q capacity OF IS 900 bushels.
Mrs. Edward Sherbert and her mother,
Ms. Monteiful, of Portage, were both Sc
riously injured in runaway accident.
Carol Stoll, resident of Winnebago
County since 1850, died at his home in the
town Of Nekimi atan advanced age.
Maria Berendts, aged about 40 years, of
6heboygan, was adjudged insane and taken
to the Northern Hospital.
Rosa Spieles, 12-year-old girl residing
at Sheboygan, was arrested on charge of
larceny.
George w. Calvin, prominent resident
of Mauston, passed away at the age of So
years.
Atramp named James Morgan, of Chica-
go, has been arrested at Prairie du Chen,
charged with having robbed the Council
Bluff & Northern depot at that place.
Charles E. Hoyt, confectioner OF Madi-
son, made an assignment to Frank NJ. Woo
ton, of that place. The liabilities are about
$500, and the assets about the same.
Michael Mueller, Of Sheboygan, has been
placed in Jail under 81, 600 bonds on crim-
lnal charge preferred against him by his Is.
year-old neice.
w. G. Dawes, resident of Pittsville
passed away at the age of IA years. De-
ceased was resident of that place since
1860.
Menomonee has received an offer from
N. w. Harris & Co. of$11, 100 for the SIC, 600
street improvement bonds iasued by the
city.
A 9-year-old son of John Bremmer. liv-
ing in the town OF Buffalo, Marquette
County. was kicked in the head by mule,
and is in q critical condition.
George Lenderback, of Eau Claire, drop
ped dead on the street while on his way to
the doctors Office. Heart failure was the
cause Of his demise.
Peter McCann, resident of Chippewa
City, six miles north of Chippewa Falls,
was arrested on q charge of criminal as
sault upon Jennie Young.
NORTH DAKOTA.
A North Dakota man, claiming to be a
worlds fair representative, is arrested in
Colorado for swindling banks.
While cutting grain near Grofton, Chris
topher Hanson had both legs cut off by a
reaper. He cannot recover.
Nels Nelson, while hunting near Bis
marck was accidentally shot by his own
gun. The charge struck him in tho head
wifeand child.
The Grand Forks authorities have man
under arrest. captured at Winnipeg, who is
claimed to have confessed to parties there
that he was an eye witness of the shooting
ofW. H. Botheim there Aug. 8, which he
now denies.
During the performance of Haverly's
minstrels at Fargo recently to a crowded
house terrific electrical storm passed over
the city. A nervous man in the audience
mistook the flashes oflightning for fire in
the scenery and cried "fre" repeatedly.
The audience was badly excited AMI sever
al ladies tainted. A panic was averted
only by the timely action of few cool
headed men In the audience.
The body of Peter Swanson, native of
Sweden, was found in Red Lake river at
Grand Forks. 1t had evidently been in the
water some days and was partially decom-
posed. A letter was found in the dead
mans pocket addressed to n brother in the
old country saying that he intended to
drown himself It was doubtless case OF
suicide. Deceased was about 80 years Of
age.
IOWA.
Charles A. Morgan, of Union township
near Atlanta, has left for parts unknown.
Since his fight forged notes to the extent
of 81. 900 have turned up. Fast horses and
women were the cause of his downfall.
Will Blessinger, 20 years of age, was in
jured fatally at Clinton by falling upon a
pitch fork. He was on hay stack and in
sliding off, fell upon the upright handle of
the fork. which pierced his body almost a
foot.
Hill street motor line at Dubuque was
sold by the sheriff for $4,000. The pur-
the Eight Street and West Dubuque Street
D~$I k-ksa