Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-01
BADGER BRIEFS.

PAM railway depot Mt GAINESVILLE oapsal
a loss OF s.. 500.
The remains of Mrs shelton. who
died MT sherman. Tex. were inferred
nj Fan Claire
Al least 900 teacher>, viii attend tho
state meeting mt SUPERIOR during ne
present week.
Henry Buttmann. butcher mt Osb-
I,oSh. Nls fined ON the charge of bpat-
inc ont tle eve of a COW and vrppcbiuc
off her tail.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Georgiana Gamble TO Charles E. Turner.
Both ure well-kuown voung peoplr of
ANauSau
pr. E. Il. Atkins was nominated for
MAYOR and John e. Reeves for civ
traos,,r,,. NV tho I5,pJ I'm I.,e rnpnl,l,.
cans.
Mrs J. II. Secblcr of Sechleryille.
Jackson county. is dead. ancl 66 ypors
She was a pioneer of Jackson county
Mrs. Spi.er. formerly a reSid nj of
Appleton, died suddenly at her home II,
Clmtonville. aged about 60 Years
IoScuh Richardson. nm old settler of
SheboyCan comfy. died at his bon,
near Sheboycan Falls, aged 70
Mrs Griswold. of Dale. Brown county.
aged or wears. is dead She v.gs blind
for twentv-seyen wears.
Ten tramps. sentenced Ia street labor
at Racine. rcvolted The upmps re-
fused TO worl, unless pgid and two of
them ran away. They were caueht
and placed on the street with bah and
chain on thcir IcgS Crowds rnthprcd
and The two tranps were given cigars. n
can of beer and crackers and doughnuts
hv the spectators. They were finally
returned to iafl ana placed i'm dark cells
J. b. Hamilton. the republican nomi-
nee for MAYOR nj Necnah. and r. a.
Lacumann, ne democratic nominee,
have both declined 10 accent the nomi.
nation. Tho repubIiclns have uomi-
mated Thomas Higgins and the demo
Gratis William Armenian for mayor. Rob.
ert Sbieldc 0opl has declined Tho ueIui-
nation for school SUPERINTENDENT
Morrill, d.nlocr.,tir nominations. NIoy.
or J. \ Ausou. treasurer r. A BAR
rctt. assessor. Charles RuSch. superiu.
feudent or schools 4 i Hoffman Tho
republicans endorsed Ncssrs. Arson and
Bawett apd completed their ticket bv
nominating Miss Anna Anderson ana
Ed House for sunorintcpdent of schools
and assessor rrspectiyeN
Two children of j. II. FrHnsway. of
Appletpn. were poisoned under pcculiar
circumstances lie bought some or
angps for his little ones. and at suppcr
Bessie. 9gcd e wears. ana Ethel. srd 2.
oto uorious of the same orange 'ftpr
SIMMER they were taken suddenly Ma and
beplp VOMITING ana WHITING with min
4 physician was called and pronounced
the case one of poisouiug Ii was a.
case of arsenic poisoning. Il is custom
an almost infntlesimal Bortiou of arsan
into the fruit 10 preyclye them front
decay.
Probably the heaviest load of pine
LOGS hauled on Sled VIII be exhibited
al thc wolId's fah. II was gotten out
the biSi winter Tor IibtFDll. Men. par
ties. at Sucker Creek. on tho Milwaukee,,
Lake Shore x Western railway. The
number of feet Of pine logs i'm the load
was $1,000 The sled was built special.
ly for the occasion. It is said il will.
REQUIRE nine ears to transport the logs.
to Chicago where they. the sled. team
ana driver will be placed on exhibition.
A sword prrsrnted to Lieut.. James
Mills by GAINESVILLE ppople IN 1861 has
been found In Lincoln. ILL., Sol. r.
Smith. Of Lincoln. writes 10 the Wash.
insston National TIibuue 10 sav that
among the effects Of Ino. W. Myers.
Post arc n lot of swords one Of them.
being an hlfontI, sword. leather scab,|
bard and on the brass of the scabbard
is engraved: Presented 10 James Mills
lv the builders and mechanics Of lanes
vIIe. wis 1851"
Miss Louise Gilbert clerk in a
uarinette store has fallen heir to one
third Of an estate of S25OOOO by the
death Of an uncle at Los Angeles Cal.
Mr. and Mrs II, H. Beardsley, Of