The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-03-09

terribly bitten by "a large mastiff IT
lis feared the boy will not recover.
John Cyphers fell off a scaffoldiilg, a
distance of seventeen feet, at Milton
Junction, and received injuries from
which he may die.
There is talk Of new depot. building
being erected at Ashland to be used by
| the Omaha and Northern Pacific com
panies. s.
A young child Of Mrs. Anna Gray of
the town of Hull Marathon county
| died from the effect of kernel of corn
lodging in its throat.
| While coasting. Miss Georgia Whit
ford collided with an electric car at Min
eral Point and received severe internal
injuries, besides breaking her leg
Two sheep belonging to Richard Lea
cock, a farmer residing near Palmyra,
We're killed a few days ago by large
gray wolf ..s r T.. :. !. E..
Mrs. William Rupert living near APP
pleton, had several ribs fractured in Il
runaway accident Her son, who was
with her, received a severe scalp wound.
Frank d. Riddell, former Palmyra
boy. had his right leg broken and his
left leg crushed by the cars at Jefferson,
Iowa, while making a coupling. d {
i Frank B. Reichel of Kaukauna was
seriously injured by being thrown from
| his sleigh which overturned while going
down a hill. In falling he ran a pitch
fork into his thigh. E
The mattress company. formerly
known as the George S. Perrin Mattress
| company, at Kenosha. has started up
| &C tho Amorioa1 PoH1inr Tho
works were shut down recently.
| During dance at Odd Fellows hall
i at Menasha the entire floor gave way
and precpitated the whole assemblage
| to the floor below. About thirty people
. were slightly injured. but none seriously.
John Daro of Appleton had his leg bad
! ~ crushed by a rolling log Charles
kositzke, who was working with him
! at the time, had his arm terribly bruised
in Il similar manner.
The large barn and tobacco shed owned
by John DonahOe. in the town of Plym-
outh, Rock county. were destroyed by
i fire. The loss will be at least $4,000
with little Insurance. ...
Myron Powell aged thirteen, and Roy
Anderson, aged sixteen. were sent to
the Industrial school at Waukesha from
NIarshtield. They We're found guilt of
larceny. .....r
/ A little daughter of Mrs. Garry Held
| enbluth of Racine was attacked by two
vicious dogs and terribly lacerated about
the arms and body She is in Il critical
condition.
! At special election held at Fox Lake
to decide the question of separation of
town and village. the separators carried
their point by Il large majority in both
town and village.
Henry Allen, residing near Appleton,
who recently had his feet badly frozen,
was obliged to undergo amputation of
both feet at the instep 1t is probable
that part of his right hand will also have
to be taken off.
George Barber, residing at Augusta,
1 received a terrible cut on the head while
engaged in chopping wood, the AK get
ting caught in a clothes line, which
caused it to fly back and strike him.
He is in a critical condition.
q DR.. Lyman ]. Hills of Sherry, Wood
i; county, committed suicide by taking
laudanum. He was thirty-seven years Of
age. A year ago he took the Kelley
cure. but his love for liquor overcame
him last fall, and he again drank to ex
cess.
North Dakota.
The farm residence of William Leake
fifteen miles southwest of Frand Forks
was entirely destroyed by fire recently
with all it's contents. The loss is $1,000
|, The city council of Fargo passed al
ordinance granting Il franchise to :
new alectr;c light company, which prom
Uses to reduce the present rates abou
80 per cent and also to build an electro
railroad between Fargo and Moorhead.
After drill the other night, Sergean
Hildreth, of Company B. national guards
of Fargo, presented Mai. I. H. Wilson
. with handsome gold mounted swor
and belt in recognition of his long serv
ice in the company, of which he becam
Il captain when Capt Burke was electe
governor.
, A fire damaged the stock of wall pape
! and art goods of Bier K Lean of Gran
Forks to the extent of $4,000 the othe
day 1t was insured. The colored fam
:. ily living over the store had narro1
K escape and lost all their furniture whic
;. was uninsured. The building was owne
+ by Mrs. NJ. NJ. 14ockerby. 1t was dam
{ aged about $500, and was insured
The 3OO-barrel -four mill at. Oake
II was burned to the ground recently. Th
> fire was discovered in the basemen
{ at 10 O'Clock, and III an hour everythin
) was consumed The origin of the fir
Z is unknown. The building was value
> at $4,000. and $4,000 worth of whea
e and -four was on hand. The buildin
was insured for $4,000 and the stoc
u for $4,000. 49,
It The twenty three Democratic member
II CT the legislature organized recently &
r. the Invincble Democracy of North d.
j. kota, electing Senator kinter presiden
It Senator Burke vice president and ]
W. Mclean secretary. The next NEE
r. ing is to be held at Fargo Feb. 20, 1S9
y, Senator Roach and Messrs. Bento
- Leistikow, Maratta and a host Of othe1
- We're elected honorary members.
g. Gov Shortridge has transmitted to tt
"a senate the following appointments: Pu
70 lie examiner, Kemper Peabody, Sargel
n county, two years from March =; sta