The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-21
WISCONSIN NEWS.

state of Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Iowa. Mr.. Henning will take tour
through the above states early next fall
and organize a Republican club in every
college and university embraced in his
district.
A NUMBER of children at Oshkosh
were refused admittance to the public
schools on account Of not being vaccin-
ated. The State Board of Health will
endeavor to enforce the order for the
vaccination of all pupils of public
schools.
HERMAN TARuCK, the immigrant from
Rotterdam who arrived in New York
on a vessel infected with smallpox.
reached Neenah and was at once taken
in charge by the health officer. Taruck
was vaCCinated and placed under quar-
antine.
r. J. WHITToN, of GAINESVILLE, has been
appointed private secretary To Assistant
Secretary of War i. b. Doe. The posi-
ton is worth g. 200 a year. Mr.. Whit
ton will leave for Washington in about
ten days.
WHILE an electric car was bowling
along at lively rate at Fond du Lac it
suddenly jumped the track and started
across lots. Several passengers were
thrown from the car, but no one was lu-
iured.
By stipulation Of the attorneys the
cases against exTrcasurers Bactz and
Kuehn will be tried by Judge Siebecker,
without q Jury The case is on the
calendar for the April term of the court.
W. d. MoULToN, of Ninland, Winnie
bagO County, was arrested on the charge
of selling mortgaged property. He will
be taken to Iowa to answer to the
charge
Two mon giving their names as Victor
IIaglund and John johnson, were ar
rested at Green Bay on charge of rob
bing a saloon at Ellis Junction.
JAMES RICE, La Crosse switchman,
was accidentally shot in the head while
hunting. He will recover.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER Roof has
notified the American Employees In
suranCe Company, of New JERSEY, that
he will not renew their license to trans
act business in Wisconsin unless the in
suranCe commissioner of New Jersey,
who recently made an examination into
the condition of this company, will an
nounce the result of his investigations
and will pronounce the company sol
vent beyond question.
PARENTS whose children attend the
Fourth Ward School ut Oshkosh are be-
coming alarmed over an epidemic
which has broken out among the pupils
Of that school. The victims are suffer
ing from an affection of the eyes. Dur
inc the night a matter forms on the eve
lids. sticking them tocethcr. Twenty
five n,IniIs are affected in the same man
ner.
Avorurp ono ~ tho G,rossman chill
dren at Nenasha is down with small
pox. and if is feared the disease will
spread. Stringent measures are being
taken to prevent the contagion from
spreading.
WILLIAM J. LEE. formerly a resident
of Sparta. was asphvNiatcd bv coal gas
at Sarnia Ont The remains were taken
to Sparta for intermcnt
EDWARD BEE,ox. for many wears edi-
tor and proprietor of the Fond du Lac
Journal, is seriously i'll with congestion
of the brain.
PETER PETERSON, Marinette youth,
has been sent to the Industrial School
at Waukesha for incorrigibleneSs.
ANOTHER younr son of Attorney
Grossman. of Ncuasha. has been
stricken with small-pox. The house
has been placed under quarantine.
GrOssman is an anti-vaCcinationist.
None of the Grossman children have
been vacCInated, but have been attend
ing school right along. Or. J. +. Reeve,
of Appleton, secretary of the state
Board of Health, has visited Nenasha,
and one important fact developed hv
his investigation is that the vaccination
order of the State Board of Health has
been ignored in that city.
GEORGE GREENE. of Linn, WalwOrth
/ County, scratched his thumb on a barb
wire about the middle of March. He
was careless and took cold in it and
blood poison set in. He is now in a
serious condition.
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