The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-07-15
WISCONSIN NEWS.

and outbuidings were entirely do
strOyed by fire The fire was djscnv-
cred in the rear of the Northwestern
House and before the fire department
arrived on the scene the BIC frame
tpullding was mass OF flames. The com
3iheu EFFORTS OF both fire companies were
directed toward restraining the flames
from spreading, but before this could he
accomplished the opera house, large
brick building situated south of the
northwestern House, was in flames.
Ihls Is the second time within the past
SIX months that the opera house has
ibeen destroyed by fire The loss on the
buildings Is estimated at about $4,000.
with s. 900 insurance.
At Milwaukee the grand iury called
to look into an alleged case Of tirp-bur-
ism, but which has devoted weeks toan
investigation of the causes which led 10
to the collapse of the house of Iappcn
ana the subsequent failure Of the Plank
lntOn Bank, one of the results of which
was that business men in the Cream
City were unable to borrow money for
any but legitimate purposes and scarce
~ that, has concluded its lahors and re-
turned indictments against Frank \.
Lappen, +. /. Day and William Plank
lntOn. The two former are 'out
i
understood both are anxious to re-
turn and clear up any suspicious against
the correctness of their business meth
DDS
EDWARD ANDERSON, a farm hand. AGED
80, died of sun-stroke near Madison.
lie was dead when found.
TuF dvaIIinc-Io,,eo ,f ,.,,c+o,.o 1.1;.-
bell a farmer rrsidirr noar Ell rrami I,,,,
Eau Claire County. VAS depoiishnd bI
terrific wind Storm The h,rn anI
machine shed we're also dastrnvad
younr woman and three rbiidrar ,ro,n
in the house when the storm, s4rrrl. !,
and they were aII Iuried hnnaatL 40
debris They were taken ont very lii
tie the worse for their thrilling cxpcri-
ence, although the woman sustained a
number OF slight bruises. Their escape
ltoin instant ueaih was nllfacUsous lhe
helGhhofS nave started a subscription
To f2lse money Tor Mr. hHugbeu TO as
slst HIM to rebuild.
ATrY.-GEN. O'CoNNoR has commenced
q suit against the Hudson Savings Bank
to enforce the collection of deposits for
the Rev. Father White, of La Crosse.
amounting to 1000. He proceeded
by i,evying upon the bank, Opera Hall
biock, the NinncaPols realty amt other
property, besides garnlSheeIng the as
slgnee. Judge humphrey has retained
ool. Np9oner to defend the rights OF all
the creditors r4naily.
TIE Mcnomince River Boom Conn
pany, OF Marlnette, has sorted to date
Ut inns season i@o'iH',''D ieGt "i logs
Ih'.E are now doihG g"od W9fN ana
fapli.{ G9InIng upon tlGit snot'heSS
iiulii Il't Ii'i''i 'u"n ~ ilI2n water.
HE lumber shlpnrd from AaIinttje
the PdS' week mas heeh "'"a,,'H" l'et'
liidNilg l,'r l"ial HhIl Il,'!Gili9 OF 'i!e 9'a-
S0n S0h o'."|''''! l'ct' "IlI'" i "f '''''''''
WV Ieo' snort "l i'' amount 9ili 'i'e" "t
same date laHt season.
HE residence OF George Artahy, IN
the town "t Springdale. pane ouHty,
was deStf"Fth ny hfe. Loss :'H'.
GOV. PEEK mas appointed the follow
ing Legislative committee To attend tine
funeral of Asscmhlyman GoSs at Pc
waukee on July =: Senators S"lIldaV,
OF Naterl"Wn. ana herhtnef ana Noe
nltZ"r, oi N,L"auNeri A7~GhlhiI man
SCIHldt, "f NauhrSh3; MIlhraiIl' 81
MhWaukee; JaC"hl, 81 Najtfi"" n,
Jameson 81 '"Iui'ihia' ana Neisoh' o'
hac'he.
lHE coroners Jury Whlch heId an IN
quest upon the body OF FRANK Sulrm,
I4e young man W%h" 9h"I hil47ei -
,i"'''''I l''u' ~ !" III - .i.;
9pctaS'G caine l" ms ugllh ,S 3'le I ",g,
q'l''", '''71 ii''' - VI d i'''O ~ no =
minus
CAIT. \. ,. AN"IS' interpreter Tor the
ohlppeWa ind'an COMMISSION Tor Nof'h-
ern Minnesota, was hadIy used up IN an
alteration with a aSaL3on-kerPef at Vest
3uPtIloI' li'9 H'"' vas ''''i'o' ''''
open
II the presence OF the mayor anu Il
number of city officials the tlrst pile f"T
the Milwaukee city hall, tamarack
stuck thIrty-stNen feet long was dfiNth
by the contractor anu a PlItfI1I4irtItf. e. !.
+ s,ated tIl"' -2'''p i3i''N WIZ ''S ''~''' ~
pulidlilg 'he I"'h',"''"''' ~,
The annual track races 81 tn" VI 'Wan7
kee "heciiiien were I''i'' d, ,".'''ir', !,
ionn a. o,,I;mn.. ",' i,' Fiabt r,rns we're oven
~ ,i,a afI:,ir vas = greaf success
=, ~, ,,,,,,o,.,r s.,ro ofH .
CLonn,an At o,ktirId WAS more lie
str,,i.ti,.a than vas at first suppnsrd
The loss will reach S.,5 900 with an in
srrance If about Sl6 500
Gov prcv has anrointad John /.
cl'a,,,,r, ;rJ,,n Of Marathon County.
0il'I ,'"I - ',,.'I IL
wee I"tlS .l'','.' +I,o i,,75
Marchetl becomes i'S'7''' u '''' '''''''
once. 800, e.,...,...a,
y rITtICL sl"r> II .,,,,' - p'.rln Dara
o. Q, IaIl''iN VI. -. ''Ie r,,'ns f,nr rbiIdren
w., jo,rr With dinhtheria and the
are nu" ,r,s ,o,ih,iirn3 70 walk twelve
I;,aI ,,,G(,lVi =, Na,J;snr ~ serure medical as
L;I+anco n,l.eT 20 y LYING her children without
o..,,,io,,o s.s'",,ie, .,'' 49,
VIr,1r lob, Uor,1d was TAKING down
an nILf f " ol'' III l.e'h,, bonse % at Prairie du
q a, nag i.o'ia ~ Li;r,,,I and he foT -
1nlen, n ane l"','I Jistanre r Of twenty feet,
iIe E;ou',n, .o,,I I'm. and sustajuing Sc
pre- ;n,,I NinE ;tarnai T,,a ,I,;nrir- It,
iiU,.o ~ ,'''I' pt 10, ,,,,Lor Comnanv at
THE Range Luilln'r 90 ,"I, lr la'.H, - a. a,
lronwood Mich' was c'"1eb tsh1ana -, hant J.,
tachncnt served ny an nSi,,,t'}, ,,at n"wn ,,,
The liabilities ana assets are nv N''e''' =
J., IN,