New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-01
Wisconsin

Wisconsin
Giles saloon at Shullsburg was en-
| tered by burglars an IS in cash stolen.
John O'Brien was sentenced to fifteen
| days in the county Jail for exercising his
muscle on an Appleton saloonkeeper.
The contract for the erection of the
| Racine county Jail has been awarded
| to Josie Hooking of Racine for $50, $50.
Potion & Conover of Sheboygan have
perfected arrangements for building Il
| trunk factory at Wausau.
The Rev. Edgar +. Gee will, with the
aid of the Omaha company. put up a
commodious club house at Spooner.
Earl Newton has sold his farm of 22O
| acres at Sullivan, Jefferson county. to
| William Graeszel of Sullivan for $11, 900.
| A young son of Mrs. Louise Scheike
| of Lake Geneva broke his leg while coast
| ing at that place.
The Cocker mines south of Livingston,
Grant county, have been shut down,
! owing to lack of ore.
A dwelling house on the farm of Joa-
| chin Johnson in the town of Christiana.
Dane county, was destroyed by fire.
Loss, $500.
J. G. Maxhan has sued the North
| western Railway company for $4,000,
! on account of injuries received near
New Cassel.
Joseph E. ellis, brakeman on the
Wisconsin Central line, was thrown from
freight car at Phillips and instantly
killed.
John Noteworthy. an Appleton con-
tractor. was seriously injured in run
away accident. His head was badly cut
and his shoulder dislocated.
Christian Duessel has been arrested at
Fond du Lac on charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. He was
held for trial in $500 bonds.
The Marinette Lumber company of
Marinette has sold their next seasons cut
of lumber, about 3O,OOOOO feet, to s.
X. Martin of Chicago
divorce from his wife, Ruby St. Louis,
at Eau Claire. The parties reside at
Cadott, Eau Claire county.
At meeting at Horizon of farmers
it was resolved to raise $4,000 rs their
part towards taking the dam out at Hus-
tisford.
Henry Selk living near Columbus, had
his hand badly mangled in a feed grind
er. 1t was necessary to amputate part
of the hand.
Harvey G. Smith, aged twenty-five
years, residing at Silver Lake. Racine
county, was struck by snow pillow at
that place and instantly killed.
The residence of George Braman, in
the town of Aztalan, Jefferson county,
was destroyed by fire. Loss, 5000; in
surance, $500.
John Napier and Thomas Kelly, two
Eau Claire young men, who were arrest
ed on a charge of burglary, were dis
charged for want of evidence. -.
Mrs. Rachel Larsen, an old resident of
Fort Howard, fell down a stairway and
broke several of her ribs. Her recovery
is doubtful.
Quinlan Lowrey, an old Scotchman,
was found dead in bed at the Duff hotel
at West Superior. The gas was turned
on. It is thought his home is at Bes-
semer, Mich.
The saloon of August Helm in the town
OIL new rduhll1I, DIOWu County,, was
entered by burglars and new over;
coat and several other articles of clothing
stolen. ~. RI. e
A valuable horse owned by Frank
Dougherty of GAINESVILLE, ran away and
was so badly cut against barb wire
fence that it will probably be necessary
to kill the animal.
The large elevator warehouse of Hen
nan, Timm & Greeves at New Holstein,
was destroyed by fire. Over 1900 BUSH.
els of grain was. consumed. The loss
will reach $4,000; small insurance.
William Wiley, a school teacher at
Chippewa Falls, charged with assault
upon Joseph Perrier, a boy about twelve
years of age, was found not guilty. He
had punished the boy in school.
The Grand Rapids Pulp and Paper
company of Grand Rapids has been or
ganized with a capital stock Of $780,
600. It is expected that the mills will
be in running order by next fall.
Phillip Neu, farmer residing at Ho-
kah, MINI, had a team Of horses stolen
at La Crosse, where he had gone to
transact some business. The police are
investigating the case.
B George Sheehan, lineman in the en-
ploy Of the Wisconsin Telephone COM
pany, fell from pole a distance of
forty feet ct Eau Claire, but except for
50 severe shaking up he was uninjursd.