Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-09-30
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Doctors removed twelve pieces of bone.
and, strange to say, he lived.
William Schwefel has been renomi-
mated for the assembly by the demo-
Gratis of the third district of Dodge
county, F. Reuschlein by the demo
Gratis of the second district of Racine,
and G. B. Goodrich by the republicans
of the second Jefferson county district.
John Strohhoffer died suddenly at
kaukauoa of paralysis of the heart
Mrs. Mary 7. Bumbass, resident of
Green Baylor the past % years, was
found dead in her bed
james Cassoday while painting
house at GAINESVILLE, fell distance of
% feet and broke his spine.
The Cheney tragedy at Kewaunee
is attracting considerable attention in
that vicinity. The boy, John Cheney
and his sister now occupy cells in the
county Jail adjoining that of their
mother. The girl and boy We're held
for the October term of the circuit
court Judge Wing, who has been re-
tanned to defend Mrs. Cheney, says
trial that will create Il sensation and
will furnish 4 motive for the alleged
poisoning Of the father and place the
mother and Children in Il more favor
able light
Chris HodoSOn, 4 farmer residing
near Neillsville had Il narrow escape
from death. lie was driving to town
with load of hay, and when crossing
the bridge at Weston the structure gave
way, precipitating horses. wagon and
himself into the river. The water was
low. and with the exception of Il severe
shaking up HOdgson and the team cS-
capped without injury. The team and
wagon We're hauled out with ropes.
Walter Whitman, formerly editor of
the West Bend Democrat. but more re-
Gently business manager of the Pilot,
of the same place, has removed to Man.
itowoc to take charge of a German pa
per CThe rost. printed n his father.
Mr. Whitman is Il brgl- ritter, and
will be missed from the ks of the
English country press :"
The body of Il man md in the
river ut Marinette anrol.., logs near
the scaling gap. 1t wassp badly decom-
posed that it was difficult to indemnity
it. 1t is supposed to be- the body of
Charles GrosCn. who disappeared from
his home III FinntoWn, near that city,
about two months AGO.
There are three survivors of the Blacl,
Hawk war still residing in the vicinity
OF Plattevillc. Charles Goode, aged -
Jacob Hoosicr. aged sc, and William
kirkpatrick, aged 81. They are all hale
and hearty. Mr.. Goode still chops the
wood for the family for pastime.
Charles X. Dean, formerly Il we'll
known resident of BoScobel, died at
his home III Providence. X. |. In 1875
Mr.. Dean represented the district from
Boscobel in the assembly. He was
the first man tc call for volunteers at
the breaking out of the war.
At the Oshkosh fair. J. A. L., owned,
by II. b. Earl. of Edgerton, and driven
by w. b. Willard, fell dead in til"
second heat of the 2:1S class. He wis
valued ut $1,000.
Oshkosh's base bali team has lis
banded.
Frank Powell refuses to stand as the
peoples party candidate for congress in
the seventh district.
The Juneau county prohibitionists
have nominated their county ticket as
follows: A. w. Field, member Of as
Sembly, Elroy: William Mckay. county
clerk, New Lisbon; j. q. Spaulding,
county treasurer, Mauston; James
Harrison, sheriff, Wonewoc: Enorh
Fassl:inder, coroner. Mauston; f.. H.
Robinson, clerk of circuit court. Mans
ton: DR.. J. l. Hcrrick, district attor-
ney, Mansion: L. J. Brown. register
of deeds, MaustCn; Jerome Messenger
surveyor, Elroy; e. G. Dodge, superin
tendent of schools, Mansion.
Oak and other trees in The ncighho,
hood of Beloit are being stripped a.
their leaves by Il green worm which j.
tests the trees by the millions. Ncar
all the shade trees in Bcloit have boz
bound with cotton batting i'll order T..
keep the vermin off.
John l.. Fry, ~ PlattCvilla, N.Io WIS
nearly suffOrated by blowing out tn.
gas i'll his room ut hotel in Sioux Cit,
Ia, recently died from the effects of til"
gas he inhaled. The remains We're tax
en- to Platteville for interment.
Ornan Locke, Il fireman on the North
ern Pacific road. fell from the Northern
Pacific bridge at Superior distance II
fifty feet. His jaw and arm were hrOk-
en-, besides receiving several internal
injuries. He may recover.
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