New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-27
WISCONSIN,

WISCONSIN.
A little daughter of Thomas Graham of
Racine fell off sleigh, breaking her leg
Charles Breuer, resident of Appleton,
died in the Northern Insane Asylum The
remains were taken to Appleton for burial
Ex-Sherif, O. f. Angle, Of Sparta, had
leg and arm broken and one rib frac-
tured by being run over by load of wood.
mayor of La Crosse, had her arm broken
by being thrown out ola cutter
Joe Loben, mill hand, had his foot
crushed while working in sawmill at
Sanborn.
The Kenosha council rejected an ordi-
nance for the Sunday closing of barber
shops.
One of the sheds of. w. Birlle & Sons
stave mill, at Boyd, was partly destroyed
by fire. Loss So, GOO The fire is supposed
to have been Of lncendiary origin.
Herman Morris, who shot his son-in-law,
William Hurst in the town of Belmont,
Portage county, was arrested and lodged in
Jail. Morris is seventy-two years Of age.
E. A. Shores, of Ashland, has bought
4.000 600 feet oflogs Of Dolby & Co., at
W INV 1CiN SI. Lie lOSS w Ill De SulppGu TO
Ashland by rail, and it will take 1000 cars
to transport them.
Anthony Chesner, a farmer living near
Chiffon, charges that the sheriff arrested
his son and compelled him to sleep all
night in cold cell without covering to
keep him warm.
IWenty-three young men met at James
vile and voted 10 organize Y NJ C. A.
committee was appointed to canvass for
funds to erect $15, 600 association build
ing.
An old soldier named Joe Hilker, of Ra-
cine walks to Milwaukee every three
months to get his pension money He is
60 years OF age and thinks nothing ofthe
walk.
While fooling with revolver in West
End saloon, at Ashland the weapon was
accidentally discharged the bullet lodging
i'll the abdomen of Frank Sthoman and
inticting fatal wound Henry Roesning
was handling the revolver when dis
charged.
Deacon" John Roberts. one ofthe old
settlers of the vicinity Of Augusta, died,
aged "A years. He was for many years 3
prominent farmer and highly respected in
the community. His son, Daniel S. Rob
erts, is citizen of Minneapolis.
At Vespers, twenty miles north of Bah
cock, three children Of a Swede, name I'M
known, were locked in the house by their
parents. They overturned the lamp and
fired the building and the three, aged six,
four and two years, We're burned to DEATH
IOWA
Miss Sallie Mauro, daughter of Judge w.
H. Mauro, of Burlington, died recently,
aged %. She was popular young lady
and her death was severe shock
John McCurdy, the missing Rose Hill
citizen, who was thought to have been
killed along the Mississippi, returned home
He was delayed by the grip at st. Louis
Joseph A. Benger an old carpet weaver
ofDubuque, was fatally burned in his bed
by the bed clothes taking fire from pipe
the old man was smoking.
The Crosby block, one of the finest build
ings in Fort Dodge, was Quilted by fire. caus-
ing loss of $4,000. One fireman was
dangerously injured by falling ladder and
several Others badly hurt.
"A freight train on the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern was wrecked two miles
from Burlington, recently by a broken
truck. A dozen cars were demolished and
several head of stock killed
Frank Shields, a mechanic Of Oska-
loosa, is raving maniac. He had been
working on mechanical invention and
his mind finally gave way under the strain.
His mental sufeTings are terrible.
Thousands Of tons of the finest ice ever
taken from the river at Burlington are be-
ing stored by local parties orshipped away.
An order was sent to John Hall, Of
Creston, Iowa, for ], 100 cars Of ice, most Of
it to go South.
Thos. Debord, prominent liquor seller,
Of Creston, was found guilty of keeping
liquor nuisance by jury in the district
court recently. This unexpected verdict
has caused CONSERVATION among the liquor
men, as the evidence against Debord wal
not regarded as strong
lll-Omened Jane. IS
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