The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-12-16
WISCONSIN NEWS

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That Ti he called handful OF people. The
BISHOP scored the congrepatioD for -
| lack OF interest manifested i'm church
aHairs. lie declared that thev had poua
TO sleep and he despaired of their ever
waking up.
Z: NJ. DIETRICH, assignee Of the +. 7
iaIica Trunk Company, of Racine. has
SOLD the entire plant to Kelley. Weeks
* GO. and Stccher, Weber 4 Go. Tho
new purchasers will Immediately start
the factory up with a full force Of men.
-. Pallca will be the superintendent
-, DR.. II. b. ANDERsoN pleaded guilty in
the circuit court at GAINESVILLE TO a
/ chafge OF assauitlmg Simon Strauss. and
was sentenced 10 pay fine Of SO and
! costs, amOuntingt to SO. The Interested
/ parties are well-known residents of or
/ tOrd.
DWIGHT K. DIX, who was arrested #
4 Han Francisco on a charge OF abscond
ing with S2,lOO of the Armour Packing
/ Company's money, had his hearing at
Ashland and pleaded not guilty. He
vas placed under s., ,OpD bonds.
a MAN giving his name as Fred Han
! son was found nearly frozen 10 death 4
few miles out of Racine 1t is probable
/ that his hands and feet will have to he
amputatcd.
COMPLAINT has been filed bv the city
OF Ashland against J. 3. Fitch. a former
4 city clerk. 1t j. alleged that he was
snort III his accounts to the extent Of
/ 500.
CHARLES BrRDIcE, who was injured in
/ the suiphlte mill disaster at Ashland a
month ago, died at the Rhinehart
| Hospital. His home was at Fine. \. \.
JAMES STANTON. a GAINESVILLE Young
man, may lose the sight of one eve,
1 tying chip having cut his optic in a Sc
I rlOus manner
BURGLARS entered the Chicago. Mil
/ waukee q II. Paul depot at Racine
/ Junction and secured 80 in cash and
4 revolver.
! W. W. HCTCHINsoN, formerly a mcr-
chant Of Appleton, is reported TO be
/ dying of blood poisoning at his home in
1 Chicago.
SEARcuERs from Glidden. Ashland
/ County, have thoroughly gone over the
/ premises Of James Beckev. the hermit
\ who was found dead in his hut near that
| place, but no money has been found cX-
/ ceptIng - cents. 1t Is generally under
stood that Beckev bad hidden about
( Foo, ,UuO IN government bonds, but WIrth-
4 er they We're hidden in hIs hut or
1 buried IN the woods no one knows.
! Bcckey : history iS romantic one. He
4 a.,
4 Fan Claire. lis wife lett him about ten
years ago and after that time Brckcv
/ became moroSe and solitary, He built
a hut about twenty-five miles from
! Gliddcn, and had lived the life Of her
nit mp To the time of his death
FORTY years ago during a low stage of
water in the Fox River Napoleon Beau
| lieu, of Appleton, found in the river
I. bed stone tobacco pipe and stone bull
. let mold of Indian manufacture i
/ few DAYS ago he sold them to i Chicago
man for $40.
OLE HANSEN, Of Bristol, Dane County,
was engaged in dchornIng one of his
( COWS when the animal stepped upon hI-
foot IN such way as To disIocatr his
ankle and fracturlng both bones above
I. the ankle Joint.
PETER MURPHY, a riycrman, was ar
rested at La Crosse on a charge of as
sault with intent to do great hoGiiy
harm. He was bound over for trial
and went TO Jail in default of bail.
Cart. w. ". RUNYAN. of Lone Rock.
/ a veteran of the late war, is reported To
be very low with lung trouble. lie was
a member of the Sixth Wisconsin
Battery.
THE j. l. Case pillow works at Racine,
which have been closed for several
weeks on account of the dull times,
! viii resume next week, employing 10
men.
ANNA MOLTEN, an inmate Of the Outa-
gamie County asylum, died ut the age ot
II wears. She formerly resided In the
town of Buchanan.
\ LARGE amount of gold and bundles
of bills and promissory notes are SAID
/ to have been found among the personal
effects of Iucius stewart, who died AT
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