The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-08-25
WISCONSIN,

Michael Craney, a Kenoslra pioneer,
passed away at the age of 70 years.
Link Stevens. ofShullsburg had his hand
smashed in corn crusher.
Martin Nelson, convicted of robbery, was
sentenced at West Superior to one year in
the pehitentiary.
d. B. Barnes, formerly resident of Osh-
kosh, died at his home in Des Moines, la
aged 70 years.
During the month of July the Wisconsin
Lead & Zine Company of Shullsburg, ship
ped 900 tons of zinc ore from that place.
John II. Tatem, aged 65 years, of Grand
Rapids, Mich. was married to Theresa
Thorne woman of 80 years. of Racine.
The marriage OF Miss Tecne Knoop to
August Schmidt took pla at the residence
OF the brides parents i'll Racine.
The second annual fair and exposition Of
the Oshkosh Fair Association will be held
at Oshkosh September 10 to %.
Mr.. D@mel, a prominent fIrmer of the
town of Oshkosh, Winnebago County, died
of paralysis, aged 20 years.
NJ. T. Stokes;S4ormerly managing editor
Of the Madison Times, has taken charge OF
the Sheboygan Journal.
Miss Eudora Dresser, a teacher in O rub
lie school at Berlin, died ofquick consump-
ton, aged 28years.
Some unknown person entered the barn
of William Goodenough, at La Crosse, and
stole valuable trotter.
John L. O'Brien, of Shullsburg, had his
right hand crushed in binder. Amputa-
ton was necessary.
The creamery owned by Haggert & GILES
at Tif1ney,' Rock County, was destroyed by
fire. The loss is covered by insurance.
William Schmiedeknecht, of Green Bay,
has sworn out warrant for the arrest OF
Matt Kramer of that place, charging him
with assault-to do great bodily harm.
Fred Davis, a young man residing at
Black River Falls, was drowned while try
ing to swim across the Black River. The
body was afterwards recovered.
Emil Furrer, Mississippi River pilot
has been offered So, 600 for a share in the Ga.
lena mine that he discovered about twenty
miles east OF Alma.
Mrs. Gustave Meyer has brought suit
against the city of Oshkosh for damages for
injuries alleged to have been received by a
defective sidewalk.
The Catholic societies of Racine have de-
cided to celebrate the 4O0th anniversary oil
the landing in America of Christopher Col
umbus October q.
Mrs. John Dunbar, of Beloit, was thrown
from carriage at Evansville and received
injuries from which it is feared she cannon
recover.
There are hundreds of people from all
r IL. L
camp meeting at Spring Lake near Pal
myra.
A6-year-old son Of John Plantego O.
Eau Claire was run over and instantly kill.
ed by heavy wagon. A wheel crushed
his temple.
Conductor Temple, who shot brakeman
Finney at Ashland junction, will be tried
in Bayfield, county. Sheriff Hallaron took
the prisoner to bayfield,.
William Splitter, a resilient of La Crosse
County tor the past twenty years, die | a;
his home in la Crosse, aged IS years.
Harris A. George, a freight brakeman on
the 500 road, fell between the cars an was
killed at HeafTord Junction. His home
was ut 2615 Fourth street northeast Mime.
apolis. He leaves wife and child.
The Lehigh Coal & Iron Company at
Superior, will enlarge their dock at that
place by an addition of 100 feet wide by
1000 long. The Improvement will cost
$25,
George Buffer, the young man who made
a daring attempt to rob the Office ofCoope:
& Nelson, at Racine, week ago, was
bound over to the circuit court in $500
bonds.
The Fond du Lac street railway was sold
by Assignee Curtis to w. G. Decel;e, OF st.
Paul, western agent of the WESTINGHOUSE
company An electric equipment, also in,
candescent lighting plant, will be put in.
Fred Strickland. a young man suspected
ofrobbing safe in tailor shop at Fan
Claire to the extent Of So was arrested al
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. and jailed at Eau
Claire.
A meeting for pcrtecting the organization
ola creamery in Chippewa Falls was held
recently, and committees appointed to look
after building sites, etc It was decided
that the company should be named the
Chippewa Falls Creamery Company