The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-19
WISCONSIN NEWS,

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ihoned and after being out a short time
returned a verdict that the deceased
uied from natural causes. The funeral
"as necessarily postponed one day.
DANIEL i. MCCoRNACK, the BeIoit
Soiege graduate who was badly hurt at
the fOfd Ihcater disaster in Washino-
Ton, Is nearly recovered and has gone TO
ms home in Illinois Ten persons were
Killed within twenty feet of him on the
same floor
Henry WILSON, an Oshkosh Young
man, was arrested on charge of grand
larceny. He was bound over fJr triaIin
$500 bonds.
HENRY DERNBERGER, who was acci-
Mentally shot by Colin McMuIlen at
lhllioh, dled from the effects of his
THE North-Wcstern Railway Comma
ny has discharged half its force Of en-
ployes at Elroy.
\. J. RIDER, of New .ictser. who rem
resents Eastern growers at the Wiscon-
SIN convention of cranberry grow ers, Sc
cured the cooperation Ofthe Wisconsin
men IN Introducing the American ber-
rY INTO the European markets. The
/ convention decided TO publish s.hook
( showing the most palatable forms IF
preparing the berry.
IHE Rev. VI. Sweet, Of AIanawa will
sait Tor China September Is to enter in
missionary work among the Chinese.
4 lie Is very earnest and devout man and
was Tor SIX years professor of natural
science at Wayland Academy. but re-
/ slgned his char in 1891 and has since
\ been pastor of the First Baptist Church
/ of La Crosse.
! Mite, the 6ycar-old daughter of
/ John treeborn, Jr., the proprietor of
\ the Lake View House at Cecil ate some
| wild cherries and had a narrow escape
from death hy poisoning. Emetics
saved the child's life
EX-MAYoR VI. VI. SEcor, Of Racine.
charged with violating a city ordinance
IN the erection OF stone wall, was
1 tQund not guilty by jury. The COM
plaint was made by the city engineer.
IHE inquest on the death of Mrs.
RosIn, who died at her home near Hart
/ land a few days ago, developed some
startling testimony. 1t was learned
that Mr.. kosin had been quarrcling
With his wife and had broken base bail
bat over his sons head one of the
sons testified that he was outside and
heard his father quarreliug with his
mother. He went to the door but
found it locked He then broke in
window With an axe. which frightened
the old man away, and the mother
managed to get to 4 ncighbor's house,
and told that her husband had rearilIlv
beaten her. This was about all she said
before she became unconscious and
died. 1t was developed in the testi-
mony that he had been in the habit of
frequently whipping his wife Who was
a poor, fran ariu SIcNly W. Tho
attending doctor testified that the
woman had a severe wound on her
head, one arm and nine ribs broken.
Mr.. Eosin is in jail at Shawano.
Thirty mouIdcrs Of the Belle City
Malleabe Iron Works, of Racine, are
out on strike They refused to accept
cut of 10 per cent. in wages. The
Hurlbut Manufacturing Company, of
that city, announces that it will start up
It's shops next week with limited mum
Der OF men and pay full wages, half
cash and the balance in four months
due bills.
MANY farmers in the vicinity Of Be
lott have been taken in for small
amounts by clever female sWlndler
who sold a new "cicCtrizcd carbon for
burning in Kerosene oil lamps to save
oil The woman explained how lamps
could be used for weeks without OIL,
owing to its chemical power. The car
bOns proved to be good wlCks, but OF
course saved no oil, and they cost %
cents apiece, and they could be bought
for cent.
A MADDENED steer, owned 10y Nick
HeindI. residing near Myra, Washing
ton County, made things lively for few
persons who happened to cross ms
path. The animal attacked Mr. iiendl
and his son and handled them rather
severely Miss May Camp, who was IN
a field near by, was attacked next and
she sustained a fracture OF the knee.
MRs. VI. SMITH, an alternate of the
National Board of Worlds Fair Lady
Managers for Wisconsin and wife ot j.
I NJ. smith, member of the Assembly.
died at her home at Mineral Point of
apoplexv, having been stricken last
week She was woman OF unusual IN
teligcnCe.
THE Wisconsin-Nchigan Worlds
| Fair Hotel at Chicago has been at
tached hv Banderob x Chase, Of Osh-
! kosh. for a debt of S1.O2N. The hul!d-
/ ing was erected hv Menomince, Mich,
! and Marinette parties.
! CHARLES Nelson, Madison young
/ man, was found guilty of robhlnG an
! old man named Knox, and was sen
/ fenced to three months III the county
! Jail
WILLIAM WfcKEESRERO, employed on
the farm Of Peter Frick, near Plymouth,
/ dropped dead in the field while work
ING q moving machine. lie was -
wears of age. Heart failure was the
cause Of his demise.
/ Tuy l5-vear-old son Of EX-Attorney-
I General Estabrook, Of Madison, died "t
i diphtheria A Young child died OF the
same disease a few weeks ago.
August J. +. BEAN, with his parents,
! left Germany some time ago and arL,E-
Il / IL =
/ father took out full! naturalization pa-
ners before the Younger Bean reached
! his majority. thus making hun cIt|rh
ofthc United States. Recently an uncle
of Young Bean died in Germany, le3E-
inG him A legacy of 800 marks. ms
! the German government conhacdlSd
and informed the Young man that ne
| could not have the money unless ne re-
turned to that country ana served
| term in the army. Inc matter was
| brought before City Clerk /. e. FgtthH
/ ofC0Ihv. a short tune ago, VINO 2atitiV''
All the paperS bearing on the matter
anJ torwarded them to Secretary OF
| state Gresham. 4 letter from Mr.
Gresham. dated August D states tnat IN
strrrfions have been sent To the nltva
/ states consul at Berlin to make an IN
,,,oji,rp and thorOugh investigation ol
tho case and report. The parents oi
vnI1ug Bean now reside at Ncdiord.
Tur plans and specifications i"r w
new opera house house n stevens o'''t :
h,Te i's been prepared by Cobb \ son. Of
Gbiraro. IN twin nave a seating capacity
of -GG Work has already commenced
~ Tho structure. and It il expected to
have il completed hv October l., il,
HrlKy DrxBERGER. night clerk at the
Central House. at Chiffon, was a'ci-
o,,;on while in a barn. punherger' :
b<,,,, bona is in Brillion. He annotrecoyer.
NJ w ! SKINNER died suddenly at his
,r,S IN Dodgeville. He was formerly
,pe.j nrnsident Of Madison and for number
"f "a Years he conducted banking busi-
ness at Memo. :. u.