Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-10-21

Mat Urana, former resident Of
Racine committed suicide in Chicago
10y taking poison. He had god edu-
cation having graduated from the Ri
cine college, but afterward learned the
cigar makers trade.
The plumbing establishment of L.
A. Welsh, of Racine, was seized by
the sheriff on a claim of the Rumble
and Smith company, of Milwaukee.
Welsh left Racine a week ago nothing
has been heard Of him since.
Mrs Rose Hawley, now Of Chicago,
organized the first Sunday school in
Marinette forty-five years ago. Last
Sunday she found 300 in Attendance
at the Presbyterian church and heard
Of many hundreds connected with Oth4r
church denominations.
The union lathcrs at Superior are out
on a strike They demand nine hours
to constitute days work and that thei
wages Of So per day remain the same
Contracts have been let for a new
assembly building at st. Rose convent
in La Crosse. The cost will be $10,-
600
The Evansville seminary gets $1,000
by the last will of Mrs. Sarah a.
Spencer, Of Ocean Grove, \. Y.
The old settlers Of Oshkosh will hold
their annual reunion on the 18th of
next month.
William Perkins, living on the Raw
son farm. near BcIoit had four fingers
chopped off his left hand by a corn
cutter.
The union. fathers Of West Superior
have struck for Il reduction of hours.
They demand that nine hours consti-
tutc Il days work.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Kate Woodward, Of Ncosho Falls, Kas.,
to g. +. Clark, Of PcWaullcc.
The cOnyicts ut Waupun turn out
about 220 dozen shoes Il day. Last year
they earned for the state 100000.
Miss kite Il. Ryan was married to
james +. Kelly at the home Of her par
cnts III Tootyille.
Miss Geolgiana OIaughliE, Of Fond
du Lac, was united in marriage TO
James w. CarcW, Of Fox Lake.
~
Nekcmi, Winnebago county, passed
away at the age Of - years.
Patrick Naylon, of Berlin, was struck
by locomotive at that place and Sc
verely injured.
\ 4-yer-old niece of Helen Wood
cheik, of Beaver Dam, was burned to
death. The child was playing with
matches.
The lack Of water in the Chippewa,
which has held RATS ut Eau Claire and
Shut down one mill, was caused by the
making Of repairs at Little Falls dam.
Suit has been commenced in MilWaI-
kee, by Amelia Zipfel for divorce from
Gottlieb Iipfel, to whom she married
thirty-cight years ago. The plaintiff
alleges cruel and inhuman treatment
and declares the estate Of the plaintiff
is worth $4,000. They have eight
children, the youngest Of whom is 1G
years of age.
G. l.. Meyer, the Fond du Lac lum-
herman, is improving, and will ulti-
mately get well.
Racine is to have Il new foundry that
viii start with from forty to fifty
moulderS.
George Freund was killed while try
ing to board Il freight train at Juneau
Mrs Catharine Katon died Tuesday
at Fond du Lac, aged so years.
Menasha is to have 4 new wrapping
paper mill to cost $4,000.
John Cunningham, an old soldier
from the Milwaukee home, was burned
Il lamb While asleep.
The Montreal River Lumber COM
pany has purchased $4,000 worth OF
pine iii Oneida county from the estate
Of the late John H. Rust
Ernst Ninic, Il Milwaukee peddlcr,
complains to the police ut Racine
that he WAS robbed and thrown out of
Il hotel 1T Frankville.
Fire ut Green Bay Monday, did S.
$500 damage TO Charles Mangless'
saloon and Gottfried Frieses bakery.
The residence of Mrs. O. Hoye, ut
konosha, was burned with Il loss of
s., 900.
Henry Bray slipped by the turnkey
and escaped from the GAINESVILLE
Jail
Daniel Jones, a farmer living near
Evansville, was so badly hurt in IL
runaway accident that he will die.
GibSOn'S dye works and two vacant
buildings adjoining were burned at Eau
Claire. The loss will reach $1,000.
Contracts have been let for Il new as
Sembly building ut st. Rose convent,
La Crosse. The cost will be $4,000.
K. IL. Runge has been appointed post
master 1T frankSvillc. Racine county.
vice L. II. Baldwin. resigned
Mary +. Cover has been granted Il
divorce from her husband. William Ill.
Cover, at Evansville. Mrs. Cover gets
the custody of four minor children and
$500 4 year alimony The parties re-
side i'll the town of Rock Twice be-
fore the couple have separated. but b.
fore legal proceedings had been com
menced in court they came together.
" the Portage county republican CON
Vention the following nominations were
made: Member of assembly. W. w.
SpragSon, Stevens Point; sheriff, Frank
WAeelock. Stevens Point: county clerk.
Charles \. Lane, Stevens Point: clerk of
Nomjnaiu court. Herbert CosIer. Piae
Grove: district attorney. John Srunpf.
Stevens Point: register of deeds. CHRIS.
Hanson. New Hope; superintendent of
schools. \. Q. Sotle, Piovor; surveyor,
Jetson Wheeler, Stevens Point: coroner.
Charles Wesley. Amherst.