The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-23
BADGER NOTES.

| on the l9th.
| An old Indian deed, given May 81
| l744, TO Jonathan Carver for 10000
| acres of land in Eau Claire and ad DIN
| ing counties, has been received at the
| office OF register of deeds at Eau Claire
| from Duluth to be recorded. 1t is
| signed by two chiefs named Turtle and
| snake. This Is supposed TO be a new
step of claimants in matter which has
| been before Congress twice.
| WILLIAM A. WARRINGTON, veteran
| press!uan az La Crosse, has retired from
| business on account of paired health
!, lie now intends to engage IN strawberry
| raising at Hot Springs, Ark.
| AT Its session on the 18th the Bayfield,
| County Board took action on the petit
| ton Of freeholdcrs, asking for the re-
| Iuoval OF the county scat of Bay field
| County from Bay field To W>shburn
| The board granted the petition and or
| cered AZ election.
rufi. NEWMAN and John Sullivan have
been arrested, charged with numbering
| Daniel Murphy, Il mine employee, at
| Gle, near Ashland. The three men
| had teen to Pence. where they stayed
| Uut,i Il late hour. When tEev were re-
| turning home they became involved in
| z quarrel. ANA some young people who
| happened near by, aiIeye that Newman
! -tabhei Murphy with fatal effect.
TiIE Madison Electric Company has
| commenced suit against w. +. Pearson
OF Madison. ~ II 600 damages. Pear
son set up lire eng hes in the company e
| plant III 1888, and guaranteed the work
| '"r one wear. The company alleges
ttat tie engines had to be reset the ol.
| lowing year, fnus showing failure of the
Guarantee
LOFTS SculGAEHEG, an emplove of
| I0!enan's mill al La Crosse, had his
| arm ground 10 pieces hy being ce uyht in
ii steam roller. Anlputation will be
| Ecces=ary.
fllI. Nillets' Mutual Insurance Com
| pauv. OF Wisconsin, ~ action of its
| board OF directors. decided TO wind IN
| rs affairs and 90 ont a, husiues. An
It's policies we're cancelled under date
| Of july 9. All liabilities siIl be prompt
| " paid and the premium notes returned
| To tie, nlenb
rlrEE FEliI>ox, 80 wears ne age, a
resident Of the village OF resh,iyo since
| $50. committed sui,.i.ie by cnttiD,, his
| throat with razor Nj. Peterson was
| Il shoemaker The deed was done in
| ll,. st.op, a deem cash being cut on the
| lett SIDE OF the neck. seyerins the iugu.
| iAr vein. He then walked into his bed
| room and stood 10y the Ted until lie fell
upon II. where he lay Hnen found with
| MS !eet hanging oil. coroner " right
held al inquest ana The jury returned a
ttiHtI' pi oea'h Nv MS ON II manu- lie
haH been urlhkinp heaFHy Tor over Il
month. He leaves q family OF yroyu-
up children.
PHuIp IruNrESs.tITEn. an old famer
|
COUNTY committed sui,i.Ie hy Lloving
his hrains ont with a sint on, ~
ceased vas - vcars all ana Ln1 l;,.I
in Dane County since 1871
Az Lob, I,,,os, ,o,l,;, s, :,
Ia E..ss., v-,II..,i,., ul,;,,.,, '',''i' -,
of tka tI.,.lI,,,;,i, ,I,,.rt,'.,, ~,
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v,s .1,,',i,t al ,,,,a nv a., ~
sLnf. N, 'I;., a.,
ths holt n,,, 49, t' ,,i,t w. "rt'
leased both legs. both arms and his
back were broken. lie Was conscious
and lived half an hour. He WIS 70
wears old. married and had tyo chill
,ire!i.
FEAEK TOWNSEND ared % vesrs q
resident of AIariuette. was drowned Mt
IIogghton. Mich. while nttempting 10
rescue person who had fallen INTO the
river. Both were drowned
Fnprv- horses v.ro ro,s.aa 10 aao,t
in 1t re a, the livery barn of Richard
Beers. on the corner of Eighth and
We lis streets. Milwaukee.
What NAV, apa !, o,io ,;,.,a
war .uss h..:...,, al -, H. at . -
on the morning OF the 10Th, when the
l,u'oth, oou'h ohore * Atlantic haii"a
n ,t ia .nn ing us rack INTO lhat pi,ce.
-tNo'tI ~" men were on hahu, anu al d,
u, ias ing we 'iach. 10 Se'
ronl IN nncroa,J, 49,, az r;'r,, ~ 10y,
If The Nnrtharn pncifr rGaI with
WAS ,},rc Nnr,barn P,c;Gc otI;r;als
vent =, onca tn no sca,a a,,d or,Iara,,
thn vork sta,nad NJ ,-;tLn,,t a,.a;i
eroI nroceeainDs were M once hagun
to contest the right-of-wav. but no no.
tice Was taken of the officers demands
to quit work.
R,rrfry Cr.srtcu polo,3or IF
Nsrinpttn shot hi. vito wi,h a 70.
vnl,,, o,o I.,Ii ,,,,,.;,t, .,>-,., -
l,oI,, o., 80, - ~.
,n., I,,,.. ~ - 4I',I1is - ~ ~
He then Shot bimsnif tha hsli ns ns,
-; NC m, ~, t"os.ns
go ~, ny pous Mni ai'ei n",ua
TT. 80 or; GU 't'e
yar, r,;t'cai aNnt tt',i, 'o,'' haJ ~
''''"' S"'"'''oh. '"u 'e'ii-
re- : ne o,lis kho"h cause ior 'ile ac''
ihE board OF Normal school Regents,
IN session at Madison, decided to award
diplomas 10 Students Bloomfield,
Quicker and Howard, who were sus-
pended from the Milwaukee school re-
Gently.
CoEvFI1rs Sr,xrox and Charles
Brown were convicted Of hurolnrv at
La Crosse. and we're sentenced To one
year each in state prison,
~ g. =. nan
o,,I,,,,',,',.lI o;e. - ! ,'a' 49,
s,,i l,oI nta, ''It ii'f, ''oi
go. go f"iN' ~, ~ Aeiil"Iu, os
't"iSe NtehieA, VINO a. eSes ne was IN
u't" III ne ae!ehuah's SHOPS "hlie III
thtlf employ
Ar meeting of the lnter-Countv
Medical Society at Ashland, DR.. Bonnie
vile, who was charged with having
given a newspaper man Information re-