Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-29
IN WISCONSIN.

Inc marriage Is announced of Miss
Clara Cole, of Minneapolis, 10 Clinton
Johnson, of Ashland The ceremony
took place IN Ashland.
Mary Ward was granted a divorce
from her husband, Edward 7. Ward.
I ~ Fond du Lac. The couple formerly
resided at Manitowoc.
BURGERS broke into stones dry goods
store nj West Superior and got away
\ with $500 worth of goods.
| The marriage is announced OF Miss
Jennie Lyneis Of Fond du Lac. to
Peter Schumacher, of Green Bay.
Andrew stevens, nm old resident of
janesvilIe passed away at III age of -
years,
L J. Clcaty died nj the home of his
parents at Fond du Lac, aged - years.
The laundry connected with the out
agamic county insane asylum was de-
stroyed 10y fire The loss is estimated
/ at S2,ooo There was no insurance.
\ series OF revival meetings was in.
augurated at Bau Claire on April "A.
The meetings are being conducted by
Or Chapman, OF Philadelphia
Miss Lillian Dougan who has been
state agent and operator at Elba for
the past eight years, has rendered her
resignation TO take effect May /.
Nicholaus Wiptz, an old resident Of
Appleton died at the age Of II years.
He received a severe injury a few
months ago while returning home from
Germany In one of the ocean steamers
from which he never fully recovered.
Fred Gulky II farmer living near Eau
Claire, committed suicide by shooting.
He placed the muzzle of revolver In
his mouth and fired, blowing part of his
head off He was demented over re.
lelon
The marriage is announced of Rich
ard Preston to Florence Broad. Mr..
Preston was formerly well-known
resident Of Racine The bride resides
in England, where the ceremony took
place
A, W. rattcu, of Appleton, has con
tributed $1,000 TO build a Congregation.
al church at the new town of Nekoosa.
on the Wisconsin river, where the mill
of the Nckoosa Paper company is being
built.
Koch * Seifert, merchant tailors, at
WATERFOWL, have become insolyent and
their stock will be closed out for the
benefit Of their creditors, principally
Milwaukee and Chicago houses.
The residence Of l. H. Strauss, Mt
ldpon was damaged by fire 60 the ex-
tent Of about $500; fully covered by in
suranco
Frank llummcl, colorcd, was arrested
at Superior on a charge Of attempted
highway robbery. He was bound over
for trial aud sent to Jail failing to 10.
cure bonds
ENChief Of Police John Simcns, OF
West Superior, once owned one of tho
feyolyerS which Bob Younger, mem
Der Of the famous Jesse james gang,
carried that fatal day of the Mortified,
Mimi, bank robbery, The weapon was
stolen from his room and never recoy-
cred Mr. Simons traded "A gold watch
for the historic gun While In posses
sion Of the revolver he occasionally
pmcticed shooting with It and says he
could hit an ordinary envelope at dis.
lance Of 100 feet every time
The lumbcrmen in the vicinity Of
are lubiIant over The rain.
fall OF the past few days They have
Ind several hundred lren at their driy.
ing camps the past two weeks waiting
for rain 10 swell the creeks and rivers
10 driving stage Driving Is fully
hree weeks Late. There are 15O,OO0,OOO
feet TO come oGt with this rain.
Architects Marshall. Rider & Stuck.
rJ Of Chicago, have completed plans
or the new casino building at Ashland.
Ihe casino win cover SOx120 feet Of
Tound he built Of frame with stone
have opera chairs, rolling
stage decorations, and fur.
ace heat The seating capacity Of the
main floor and gallery is to be about
500 The cost win be about $4,000.
j, Savage, one Of the state commits
toner's, has secured the private mineral
objection Of Mrs. Anna II. Jenckes and
IRIS Irene Gillette, Of Hazel Green to
Nhiblt ut the worlds fair 1t has
cen sent to the Wisconsin exhibit in the
lnes and mining building. This cOlleo-
ION contains about 5000 specimens,
Inch were collected by the late Mrs
arab G. Harris This fine objection
ontalns many Indian relics, many ma
me specimens, and many rare specl-
iens Of wood
Fond du Lac, Wis, April 25.-Fond
II. Lac may follow the example Of
eenah and exact a license Of foreign
doing business within its
orders. The matter was brought up at
le council meeting last evening and
'fered to the city attorney for a re-