Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-06-24
WISCONSIN NEWS.
Short Notes Picked Up From Many
Points.

FONTS.
Louis May, an OH resident of Water
town died Of lockiaw, caused 10y brriS-
ing his thumb with n stone less than a
week ago. He leaves wife and larcg
family of children Deceased WAS a
member Of the Order of odd Fellows.
The thirty second prize defamation
contest of Beloit college took place in
the Congregational church m that city
Fhe speaking was unusually good Or
j. r. Durycu, OF Omaha, Neb.. delivered
an address 10 the class,
BURGERS entered the residence OF
Thomas Harrison at Mansion and stole
gold watch They broke into the
jewelry store ef William Dale. hut were
frightened away from a shot from the
mtters revolver.
The continued hot weather is serious
~ iujuring the crops in The vicinity Of
Grand Rapids. The clover and grain
look dry and burned The river has
reached the lowest point during The
season.
Thomas Mcknight, llucman en-
plGcd 10y the street car company at Ia
rIo, e, was overcome 10y the heat ana
= H. a very serious condition,
is. 4. Sampson, SUI, rint,alcnt of the
ii low mills at Washbtru. died ut his
home in that city. aged - years. He
was a well known Mason
The Amphion Musical association OF
Stevens Point has fled articles of asso-
citation with the secretary Of state. The
capital stock is $500
The crew of the tug Spaldin~. Of
Green Bay, report catching a trout in
Green Bay last week weighing forty
one pounds
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed by the Yeo 4 Clark company. OF
In Crosse. The capital stock is $4,000.
1t is reported at Oshkosh that there
will be- "A division of the membership of
st. Ninrents church at that Iluce.
Miss Amanda McMutt was married to
Hanley h. Sexton M the home of her
parents in GAINESVILLE
Charles Brockman, an Appleton man,
was quite seriously injured while Mt
tempting to stop "A runaway team,
II is reported that the junior cXhibi-
tons at Beloit college are to be abol-
iShcd
Harry Tramblic, Of GAINESVILLE was
fined 500 and costs on a charge of big
amy
Patrick Fergus died at his home in
fond du Lac at the age Of - years.
The case o fthe state against William
II. Mccain, charged with the murder
of Robert Khgwood at White Birch
st August, /, being tried at West Su-
perior Mccain has pleaded insanity
and the question for the jury 70 de
eide now is whether ne was sane or
not when the murder was committed
A motion to dismiss the ease on the
grounds 0f unconstitutionality of law
and that the defendant has once been
placed in jeopnrdy was denied
The BeardmOre divorce suit which
attracted a great deal Of attention in
the Oshkosh courts about year ago
has again been revived George Beard
more, the defendant, has begun suit
to recover the custody Of his two chill.
drcn The case was tIied in October,
1892, and Mrs Beardmore was given
the children II IS alleged that in less
than a month from the time that Nfrs
Bradsmore was granted the custody
Of he children she nntrred complaint
against the two boys who were about
- and l. years Of age, and had them
Committed to the Industrial School for
Boys at Waukesha on the charge that
they We're incorrigible Mr. Boards
more now asks for the release Of the
and the matter viii be heard
before Judge Webb at Grand Rapids
on June %
Paul POulson and Matt Schmitz, two
Racine young men, were assaulted
while on their way home by two IN
known persons and roughly handled
Poulson was saudbaggcd aud severely
injured. but his companion showed
fight and succeeded in standing their
assuants off until help arrived