The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-17
WISCONSIN NEWS.

1HE I OunlN bOafd OF ASllldnu county
is wrestling with the question of issuing
500, 900 worth of bonds to carry on public
improvements.
Ex-CoNGRESsMAN MYRON MCCoRD has
located at PhPniX, AriZ., where he is
engaged in the real estate and insur
aance business.
P.J. LOEHRER, Madison saloon man,
was arrested and fined S25 and costs for
keeping his place Of business open after
midnight
THE Wisconsin University Athletic
Association cleared about 800 by the
National Pageant" given under its
auspices.
THE case of Marcus l.. Peck VS.
Joseph Bcaulieu, involving a tract of
land in the Ashland district, has been
settled, Assistant Secretary Sims affirm
ing the decision of the commissioner of
the general land office. According to
the decision Peck will secure full title to
the tract in controversy. Mr.. Sims also
affirmed the decision of the commits
siOners in the case of William Carter vs.
Archambault and Beaulieu in the Ash
land district, involving practically the
SAME point. Carter is decided to be the
owner of this land.
The infant daughter Of Mrs c. B.
Walworth, of Eau Claire, narrowly es-
caned death a few DAYS AGO. The nurse
had the child ont for an airino in baby
carriage and while nassino in front of a
store the carriage and its occupant fell
into man-hOle which had been left
open. The child was severely injured
but will probably recover.
The strike of the carpenters at Madi-
son has been declared off. Nearly one
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1HE residence OF \. l. groove oi
MaflnGl'e; was cIiIrita ny e4tS!'lS am
Sold Na'ch ana ABOUT 30 III c"Hh
stolen.
WILLIAM q. FRENcH has been taken
from the state prison to Ashland, where
arrangements for new trlal Will he
completed as soon as possible. lie was
convicted of the murder of G. NJ.
Steele, and was sentenced to life i'm
prlsonment. The prisoner Is now IN the
county jail, ana those VINO nave recent
~ seen nm state that conhneihcn'
Wljhln prison walls mas l"IH heaNlIN
upon MN, ana tIat he mas grown
IN appearance lullN ten years oiIef'
j ne nature OF Pnhlic "iiilhieht mas
taken decided turn IN DIS laN0f, ana
spirit OF sympathy "ir'"Nrted, Whore
before 9llS c',nn'iii'a'i'II EIt't''a I,Iil,
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IN speaking OF lhe pine forests IN
NofIherh Wisconsin the Malln"tte
Eagle says; Inc appreh"hSlon winch
some people nave becn ChcrlHhlnG thal
the standing pine tributary to the
Menominee and the mills upon this
river was nearly cut oil ana the ques-
ton becoming a serious one as to
what should be done with the
saW-mlIIs IN MarIncite, would ne at once clI,'
dlShlSStd; C"niH tfeN be nlaHe 1u'iE
aware OF 'he extensive Lihe lorSSlS HIiIl
eAlHtlhS hHith "i u, a"H iil'V MiiCil t"1
logging rah"ayS are heIng Ia'd; Wi1ri'
contain my NJ ti'"i-H 70 Mp an ''i,N'
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'cIi'uit
lie l'ane County hoard AFTER rather
bitter fight over the shcrlit : bulls for
the board of prisoners, ahandoned the
effort to secure ltemIzed hlI!s and dc
cIded to allow p per week Tor sUhslSt-
ence OF the sheriff 5 guests, the MAJORITY
OF whom are tramps. The price Is the
same as that pald by many OF the UNI
vcrslty students for table board.
4 SAD accident occurred on the Green
Bay road near La Crosse. As the pas
senger train was roundinga curve in the
road the engineer cspied two little chill
dren asleep bvthc side of the track He
reversed the lever but before he could
stop the train the cowcatchcr had struck
the boy on the skull, crushing it badly.
The little fellow never rcgained con
sciousncss and died a few hours later.
The hOv's name was Frank .Jcnictz and
the Girl was his sister. They had been
picking flowers and becoming tired
went to sleep.
NJ + D.RI1xc teleqraph opcr3tor
of Bangor. In Crosse County. has been
arrested AT Woodstock. H.. on a charge
ofhavinc cut the telegraph wire between
Hartland I'll and Harvard. Ill. durinn
the recent strike of the Opcrators on
tho nNortb-Nestarn road caneino \ train
wreck William Condon and Fred
Hincr. of Harvard were arrested also on
the same charge. They have both been
held IN bonds of g. .OO0 10 appcar before
Tho rrand i,1rv in Sontnmhrr
IN the circuit court at Washburn the
suit of County Treasurer A. NJ. Warden
against Bayfield, County for salary alleged
to be due for nine months during the
first part Of the term while the office
was still in possession of ex-Treasurcr
Knight pending the acceptance of War
den's bonds, was decided in favor of the
county. Warden will appeal.
,JosEPH D1yGHAM. an Ashland Young
man. was arrested and bound over for
trial on charge of assaulting Sam Lee,
a Chinaman. bingham was placed un-
der $3.50 bonds.
Jr is rumored at Ashland that Ed
ward FennelIv, the alleged defauItinc
ex-county treasurer Of Ashland County,
is in hiding in that city. The Ashland
County Board has issued a warrant for
his arrest as a defaulter, alleging that he
was $4,000 short in his accounts. II i7
stated that Fennclly is being kept quiet
with a view to getting him to square
himself with his bondsmen. His bonds
men are said to ne in the hole to the eX-