Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-10-27

treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by
the removal of Acting Treasurer Nc
Donald.
John e. Shaughnessy of Fort Howard
and Miss Sara Norton of Rockland
were married. Fred Mcdonald and
Miss Dora Smith both of De Pere were
married at ST. Mary's church.
| A boy named E'rantz had his skull
| fractured by Il piece of the machinery
/, of Il horsepower which he was operat-
| ing at Tomah. a wheel broke and Il
fragment struck him in the head.
The father of Fred Lathrop, station
agent at Hanover, Rock county, who
was struck by Il train while visiting
his son, died of his injuries. His re-
! mains were taken to Ereeport, ILL.,
| A 1O-year-old son of Hugh Harper,
of Racine, was run over by Il wagon
ard badly injured. One rib was broken.
Henry NJ. Loibl has been appointed
postmaster at Eagle, Waukesha coun-
ty, vice Katie Y. Salisbury, removed.
The st. Paul extension of the Green
, Bay railway will be undertaken as soon
as the financial stringency is fairly
over.
The millinery store Of H. NJ Roths-
child, at Racine, is in the hands of
the Sheriff on attachments aggrega ting
about $500.
Careful surveys of Indian mounds
around Lake koshkonong have been
made by T. H Lewis, the distinguished
archaeologist.
Mr.. Hawkes., who was arrested at
| Mansion on Il charge Of embezzlement,
had his examination and was bound
over for trial.
George BoWser of Fort Howard,
aged 4, burned to death, his night
robe having ignited while he was stand
ing near the stove.
Deputy Game Warden Mackie re-
ports that wolf and lynx in northern
Wisconsin are slaughtering the deer in
terrible manner and he thinks the
bounty on the former animals should
be Increased.
! A travelling agent went to bed at the
Waverly house, Appleton, with a light
ed cigarette in his mouth. The bed
clothing took fire and when Landlord
Cottrill aroused the sleeper the bed
was in fair way to be consumed with
its occupant.
! Billy Quinn, the young man suspect
ed of robbery at Racine, and who was
arrested at Detroit, was released from
, custody a day or two ago, the Racine
authorities not desiring to bring him
! here, as the evidence was not strong
enough to warrant it.
The Sheboygan Mineral Water com
pany recently received an order from
one house in New York city for te'
carloads 10000 bottles) of miner.
water. Advices have also been re-
ceived from house in Buffalo, that az
order will soon be forwarded from il
for six to eight carloads.
/ John Iigney, Jr., was arrested 81
Salisbury on Il charge of robbinS ii
Fairy, of Benton, one of the guests
of the Brewster house, of $40. Higne5
was clerking at the hotel at the time
Of the robbery. All the money but 81
was recovered. Higney waved exam
ination and was bound over to the cir
cult court in bonds of S4OO.
David Waggoner, 60 years old, wa:
struck by an engine at Alton, Roci
county. He fell forward, clutched tn
pilot and pushed himself clear Of tn
wheels Mr.. Waggoner is very dea
and was watching Il train on one tract
when the other approached. Stran@'
to say Mr. Waggoner was not so badly
hurt but that he went to hJlsking corr
soon after.
: James Bardon. one Of the wea!thies
and most influential men in northern
Wisconsin, has been working on TIL
matter of forming 4 new state, whicl
will embrace the head of the lake &c
g:on, and include in its boundaries tn
cities of Superior and Duluth. and tn
vast pine and mineral lands which SUI
round these cities on every side. 1t
to be named Superior. and have tn
two cities, or, under the new state, on
city, of Duluth and Superior, as capita
The proposed state will include tn
country from the Brule to the st. Croi
, river. and will extend to the norther
! boundary of Wisconsin west of tn
: Brule, and will take in all the nortl
, ern portion of Minnesota, so as to en-
! brace the iron ranges in that state.
Father Frydrichowicz of North Creel
assisted in sepcial services at st. Star
islaus' Polish Catholic church in w
mona Sunday. He is a special frien
of Editor Derdowski of that city an
for that reason the Poles are bite
against him. 1t developed that a del
, CATION waited on Frydrichowicz at til
! home of the new priest, Father III;
witer, Sunday evening, and Warne
, him to leave the city. One witness
: the occurrence says the reverend fat
: CT was beaten till he was black an
: blue. This is denied by another perso
j., claiming to be present. FrydrichoWi'
left for La Crosse Monday.
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