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knee knee badly crushed on logging railway
near near Marlnette. He died from his injuries.
a reunion Of the Thirty-second Regiment
Wisconsin, Volunteer Infantry, will be
held at Ripon, June q, % and 20.
Gov. Peck has commissioned Dr. Sam
uel Johnson of Hudson surgeon general Of
the Wisconsin national guard, vice DR..
Lem resigned.
The congregation Of Zion Lutheran
Church at Appleton has decided to erect a
new church building in the spring, to cost
$4,000. 2
SRobert Brown. an aged farmer living near
Convalley postofhoe was found frozen to
death on wood pile in the lot in the rear
of his house. +
s John Schultz, a boy residing at Marsh
land, was firing heavily charged shot
gun when the weapon burst and blew off
the lads right hand. .,.c. %.r
During dance at Marshland, a High.
land Prairie, Mimi, boy drew q re.
yolver and began firing. One Of the by
ISLANDERS, John Pollok, was shot in the right
hip. The assailant has been arrested.
The cononer's jury over the death of Lo-
REM G. Kleinheintz. of Madison, who was
found dead in bed, returned verdict that
deceased came to his death, from heart fail
ure. .tj. .t.. ~ ~ - (-ss7z.- i qg r..
lgnatius Wogtalwies, of Bellevue, is
under arrest on the charge ofstealing 81. $50
in cash from his parents. He had large
sum of money in his possession when
arrested. @.~. ~ :, ~ ~ AZ.
Col. Caldwell, of the First Regiment,
Wisconsin National Guard, has decided to
recommend the appointment of George
Neckerman, of Madison, to be adjutant of
his regiment ',.".-. #',a...
John Hondula, who is alleged to have
shot and attempted to kill John Anderson,
at Brule, September IS last, ard then
skipped to Western parts has been arrested
at Ellison, Mont >....-. '.-.-.-
It is rumored that the Rev. J. W. Corev,
OF kenosha, the pastor of the Baptist Church
or that place, is about to resign his pastor
ate to accept that of the Emmanuel Church
at Sioux City, Ia. .. --.... -.
Oconomowoc is to have peculiar law
suit. The parants of Otto Joaks have had
Miss Mary E. Williams, teacher, arrested
on charge of making boy eat some corn
he brought to school.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Frances NJ. Fuller for some time assistant
secretary of the State Agricultural Society,
to J. H. ST. Johnston, of the Wisconsin Farm
er both residents of Madison.
Mrs. Frederick Becker Evansville wom-
an was seriously and probably fatally in
jured in a runaway accident. She was
rendered insensible, and did not recover
consciousness for two hours.
Albert La Rue's grocery store at Houl-
ton was destroyed by fire, and together
with the contents is total loss. The build
ing was one of the largest in Houlton, and
Mr.. La Rue, was also postmaster.
One of the most destructive railroad &C.
cidents known on the North W. stern road
occurred on Devils Nose" near Devils
Lake, in which two locomotives and
large number of freight cars were demol-
ished.
Capt. Henry Montague. of Co. B. First
Wisconsin Infantry, and subsequently OF
Gen. Starkweathers staff, died at East oak
land, Col. Wilhelm Whitewater he served
as postmaster, and wilhelm Colorado as dis 4
trict judge.
Fire broke out in Binders sal DON at Anti
60 and four buildings were destroyed. c. B.
Mcdonald, dry goods loss So 600 or 1000,
fully Ensured; O. II. P. Allerton, grocer,
loss So, 600, no insurance; I. Sibar, clothier,
loss $1,000, partly insured. ..
The w. c. T. u, of West Superior, is try
ing to get possession of the 6-weeks- old
baby of Harry Vanness, the blind piano
player. The members OF the union are try
ing to establish that the Vannesses are not
fit people to keep the child. -. .-J
A horrible accident occurred at Armour
dale. While Chris. Miller was repairing
the machinery which runs the elevator Of
the ice house he become entangled in it
and was crushed and ground beyond all
recognition. The deceased leaves a wife
and large family of children.
William Schultz, of Cumberland, who
was convicted in the United States court
of taking a money order from the Hay
ward post-office, belonging to Henry Rod
eau, and traudulently appropriating the
money therefore, was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary at Waupun.
While working in his office in the Court
House at Viroqua, Vernon county, John c.
Johnson was confronted by two strangers.
who compelled him, at the point of revol-
vers, to open the safe and hand over the
cash. They secured about SIS, coo. The
TOUOeTS Iuel 1OCkeu JOHNSON III me SAFE
and escaped. There is no clue
R. F. Hodson, of Milton, Rock County,
was terribly bitten by horse. and i he
lives he will be disfgured for life. Mr..
Hodson went to the barn to feed his horse.
While untying the halter the horse sud
denly grabbed him by the jaw. When
the horses taeth and Mr.. Hodson's face
parted company portion Of the latters
jaw bone, two teeth and good-sized chunk
of flesh were gone. 1t is feared that blood
poisoning may set in, ami terminate fatal
ly.
Robert Moore, farmer living near Hub
City, suffered severe loss by the destruc-
ton of his dwelling house and all its con-
tents. the family narrowly escaping death
in the flames. Rena Fullerton, little
granddaughter, was thrown from q window
to save her life, and suffered a broken arm.
Mr.. Moore lost 500 in cash which was in
the building.
w. L. Watson. claiming to be a grandson
Of ex-Gov. Hubbard, of Maine, a graduate
of Harvard University, the Boston Conser-
vatory ofMusic and an Episcopal selnin-
h. -.I <SaY a. . ~.