The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-21
BADGER NOTES.

The farm house of Alex. MOnStiiiS, in
the town OF Union, Door County, was de-
'troyed 10y fire. Loss, $500.
BERNHARD BEYER. a well-known florist
Of La Crosse, has been adjudged insane
and committed TO the Mendoza Insane
Asylum.
THE shipments OF lumber from Me-
nominee during last season amounted to
81 900 feet. The shipment from
MarInctte was 300, 100000.
THE residence of Abe James at La
Crosse was destroyed by fire, together
with nearly ali the contents. The loss
viii reach -, 800: insurance about 500.
TWO young men named Moline and
Ryan Were arrested at La Crosse on
charge of burglary. They were held in
$1,000 bonds each, III default of which
they went TO jail.
DIR. OSSIAN CLARK, who died at the
residence of his Son-in-law, Dr.. BrookinS,
IN Milwaukee, was, for many years, n
medical practitioner at NeOSho, Wis. He
was the father Of the Clark sistcrS-Jul1a
and MedOra who figure prominent among
WiSCOnSiu'S pOetlcal writer's. The former
IS now the wife of Lieut.. George Chase,
[. 5. A. and the latter is the wife of
San Francisco Journalist named ). Doug
laS-Adam.
CAPT. MORGAN, of Sanborn. Ashland
County, has discovered gold and silver
ore about nine miles south of that place.
The Captain some time ago began sinking
an SXl6 foot shaft. which is now down 80
feet, in a vein of soft ore bearing both gold
and silver. Assays made in Ashland, to
determine the value of the find, have sur
passed Capt. MOrgan'S most Sanguine eX-
pectatIoDS, the tests showing the ore to
run $500 silver and $500 gold to the ton.
/ IS the intention to proceed more rapidly
with the work of development, and to put
in a stamp mill as soon as possible.
II is reported that the famous Russell
murder ease will not come up, for trial at
Eau Claire until the middle OF April.
FRANK PRINTZ, of Ashland, has begun
suit against the W lSCOnSln Central Rail
way Company for - 600 damages for in
iuricS alleged to have been received last
October while III the employ OF the road.
A 12-YEAE-OLD boy named Cooper was
found nearly frozen 10y DR.. Chase, OF Eau
Claire. near that place. 1t was 20 below
zero. and the boy was so exhausted that he
! had laid u0WH on the snow to rest. ana
would have frozen to death but for the
phy>lclan's timely appearance. The boy
said he intended walking to his home at
ReCds Landing, a distance of sixty miles
lie was cared for by DR.. Chase ana sent to
his destination by rail.
CHARLES SLACK, tn Ashland Young
mau who recently frOIe his haaJS and
feet, was obliged 70 suffer tl2 amput2tiOl
of both legs balo y thH knees. Mortlhca
ton had sci ill., IT Is though that it Will
, not be trtS jlry to amQutaJC his arms.
THERE is considerable Talk at Madison
of new state prison bu.l ling u take the
place of IN. ancient structure now used
II tins cannot be OJtljn,d thl State Board
ot Control VIII ask for 4 common dining.
room for the prisoners
AN Interesting contested Will case is be-
ing tried II the Dane County probate
I court. The parties reside in the town OF
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