The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-03-25
I sBADGER NOTES.

| lip.
PETER OBERsT, aged 63 years, died at
/ his nome near La Crosse after prolonged
! illness.
! WILLIAM JONES and Joseph Anderson.
! TWO La Crosse youths. have been arrested
| on charge of burglary. They were
! bound over for trial III bonds of $500 each,
III default Of which they went to jail.
! GEORGE DURF EE, La Crosse switch
man, was caught between two cars and IN
! lured so badly that he cannot recover. He
| was - years of age.
TIE Young Mems Christian A ASsociatlOn
! at La Crosse is making an effort to secure
! the necessary funds to erect handsome
/ home IN that city. SO far 81, 600 has been
/ subscribed, and ii is expected that the bal
/ ance, about $4,000 will be secured within
| the next six months.
| A SYNDICATE has been formed at Mari
nette for building a connecting railroad
! line between Iron Mountain and NenOmi-
nee, Mich, using the ingalls, Il White Rap
| Ids Logging Railway. which would leave
| tlfteen miles to build from Iron Mountain
| to the north end of this road. and nineteen
miles from McnOmlnee to the south end.
A tract OF land has been secured in Menom-
| ince of 1900 feet for ore docks at the site of
| the Old Peters x Morrison mill, and eighty
acres have been secured dioinipg for 9TH
er purposes.
! WOGD has been received at Madison of
| the death of Mrs. Michael Sweeney at st.
! MaryS. kaS. Deceased was formerly q
resident of Deerficb, Dane County.
TIE goods that were stolen from the
| store OF NJ. Icrwliliger, at Oregon. Dane
| County, were found in a hayStack on the
| farm of Daniel Bryant, near Madison.
| The sheriff has arrested five trampS who
Were lettering about the place, charging
hem with having committed the theft.
They We're bound over for trial.
TIE grocery store of Patrick Regan at
Madison was entered by burglars and SO
in cash and quantity of cigars stolen.
The public school at SevastOpol, Door
County. has been ordered closed, owing
to the prevalence of diphtherIa at that
place.
AN unknown man was struck by Mil
waukee 4 Northern passenger train near
Pemblne and instantly killed.
PHILLIP SWEITzER, Of Washburn, has
| been adiUdgCd insane and cOmmltted to
the Northern Hospital
TIE residents OF West Salem are anX-
iOuS to have the town incorporated as a
village. Application tor Incorporation
Will be made to the circuit court for La
Crosse County at the regular term to be
held on May :.
TmoTIIY QUINN, an old resident Of
Prairie du Chen, was accidentally
drowned while walking along the leyee.
He was 30 years Of age.
ROBERT ANTHONY, a Florence young
man, mad his l.g 50 badly mangled that
1t was found necessary to amputatc the
limb He was assisting IN moving an en-
Gine, when his foot got caught iii coil of
rope and his leg was almost torn from It's
socket. His recovery IS doubtful.
THOMAS DoUNEl, of Sturgeon Bay, who
was charged with having caused the death
OF his own morse by fastdriyIng, was fined
So and costs, amounting IN all to 500.
AT a meeting Of the County Board of
Bayfield, County il was decided to erect
a new Jail and school building at Wash
burn.
FOURTEEN men. some of them employed
on the job ana others who We're SIghtSCcrS,
| were crowded on a ScalfOidng 20 feet
above the ground on the refrigerator
building of the new packing establish
ment at CUdahy. Without sign OF warn
ing the supports gave way and they were
preclpitatrd to the ground where they
We're piled among mass OF plankIng,
bricks and mortar. Some Of the men had
almost miraculous escapes, not having
scratch, but four others were badly in
Jured, two perhaps fatally.
The demon OF fire paid the Friend build
| ding, 33t Broadway. Milwaukee, visit,
and entertained 4 portion of the city fire
department during the dinner hour, and
! the insurance companies VIII have to pay
about HI5,rb0 on account OF the entertain
mcnt At ll:ij fire broke out in a heap Of
feathers on the second floor of the north
half of Straw 4 EllswOrth'S Manufacturing
! Company, opposite the Chamber of Com
merce, and spread as il II fed on tlnder.
TIE i0-ycarold son of Justus Icll,
farmer living near Eau Claire, fell down
His brother. aged ~ wears. started 10 de-
SCcnd on tn" well rope TO learn his broth
erS fate and save HIM if possible, but he
! lost his hold when half way down and also
fell to thp bottnm The dead hody or the
youncrr one and thC lnspns,bIp form of the
elder were raised from the well by their
father and the nrIph3orS. The elder boy
is seriously hurt ana if is believed he can
not recover.
TuF Fan Claire WOODEN mills have re-
Gently taken contracts Tor the manufacture
of warm and WOODEN blankets sufficient 10
kaen ali fhnir present m,chInrry and some
nexI n,acIinat rn,y ON rome huSy CON
stantiy for a wear hence.
NpS T,,u-s \opDxrs. an aoad yom-
am iiyintr nj Eristnj Dane Connty. died
Of GangTenc IF tnr arm cansad by an in
Jury received a few weeks ago.
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released on >aG0 bonds.
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4 track, ana got ms loot cau-ht IN iToG.
| MARTIN Il. lJEBAED, of Eau Claire.