The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
WISCONSIN NEWS.

bS2,Uo3 tons. But three mines shipped
ore from the Wisconsin Central dock at
Ashland last week, the Aurora, Colby
and 1ilden, which cuts down the list of
actively shipping mines to eight Twen-
ty ore mines were shipping at this time
last year. The Norries, with 1914. .757
tons to their credit, and the Aurora
with l05,9ol tons are still the heaviest
shippers from the tIogebIc Range.
IRVING AND JESSIE BEARDM0RE, aged
- and 10 years respectively, who were
committed to the industrial school at
Waukcsha from Oshkosh year ago,
have been released on a writ of habeas
corpus.
THE Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha Railway Company has laid off
1O6 of its employees at Hudson. They
were single men who were dropped
from the rolls
\ l-NEAR-oLp daughter Of Ben John
son, residing at Racine, while PLAYING
with matches. set fire To her clothing
and WAS horribly burned about the
breast. arms and upper part of the BODY.
The father heard her screams. ran to
the rescue, and IN tearing of the Child's
clothing had his arms badly burned.
JoHN SHAY, a farmer living near Nee
nah, was arrested on a charge of assault
ing Patrick Scanan The latter is in a
critical condition. Shay was afterwards
released on halI.
GEORGE +. EDDER, of Elkhorn, had
his pocket picked while he was taking
in the Worlds Fair. His railroad
ticket and so in cash were taken.
The Marinettc Eagle reports a log
Jam of about 10000, ,NtN feet on the main
river and that it will require a large
crew Ia break It.
RAE meeting Will he held at Au-
gusta on August -, l6, II and IS. The
purses aggregate $1,000.
THE shipments of lumber from the
port of Marinctte for the season of 1892
were nearly BOG, ,WO, 600 feet. The shin
ping season for 1898 is fully halfg0ue aud
only about Il00O00W feet are already
shipped. which is one-third the quan-
tltv for last season. This clearly dem
Onstrates that this wears shipments are
gong to fall far behind those of last
year unless the shipments the remain
der of the season are very much larger
than they can reasonably be expected
to be.
THE First National Bank, of Platte
VILE, has suspended payment. A quiet
run mas been made on the bank for the
past three months, So, 900 having been
Withdrawn IN that time. The bank had
ca pltal STOCK OF S'h,OUO ana surplus
iJln4 81 "i"". Dr. Eastman, president
81 me hatk SAYS that deposltors Will he
pal4 IN luI. 1t Is expected that the
nHllN VIII resume IN short time.
TIE stockholders in the Juneau Coun-
tN Bank, OF MauSton, have come out
with notice guaranteeing to each aud
sums Of money now deposited or which
may hereafter hc DEPOSITED in the Ju-
ncau County Bank during the limited
period.
JACOB RoHrER, an aged farmer resid-
ING near Chiffon, was crushed in a
severe manner by a horse crowding him
against the wall in a stall. Ills recov-
cry IS doubtful.
.IoHv 7. WALL. welI-known LAWYER
of Chippewa Fails, has been arrested on
charge of cmbezzIement, the com
plainint being James Mcdonald, of that
city.
Two painters named Olsen and Tracy
started from Mauston IN tiat-boat en-
route to Louisiana. They intend to pay
their way by odd JobS here ana there.
RrrcI,r, entered the residence of
Josiah Hooking at Racine and stole $50
in cash and = silver watch. The Belle
City has been receiving particular atten-
tinn Of tLn hands Of hnroIars of late.
Durirrr thn naet tLrnr weeks there have
been over twenty houses robbed.
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ANIMATION, proved 4ulte d CURIOSITY.
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ana lour wings l"lIE HeNe'oPeu.