Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-11-28
WISCONSIN NEWS.

articles 0f clothing are few of the things
which have been taken away. Suspicion
2lass fallen on certain parties and arrests
will probably be made in few days.
Judge Marshall has filed his decision
at Chippewa Falls on the Louisiana scrip
cases, holding that the defendants title
WAS valid under scrip location. The de
CsSl0H IS a very important one and far
gts3ehIug owing to the large quantity of
VaIQa0le land involved.
During one of the dynamite blasts
aft a1EIuette in eXcavating on the new
8GGes site 3 brick was thrown through
81 window of James Washers house. 200
children had been lying a few minutes
6efoye.
The Ashland county board of canvas
segs his finally decided to give the GER
tRtlcate of election to Miss Maggie Ryan as
cgtSaty superintendent of schools The de-
Gisian finally settles the contest between
Miss Ryan and Miss Hattie Freeman for
the office
The Alexander Stewart Lumber COM
NSuy Of WauSau will put in 100000
Seet Of IFS own logs this winter
An important transfer of land was
recorded at Chippewa Falls-that of the
sale of 1000 acres of pine land in Chippe-
wa county and so acres in Eau Claire
Eo1Hty7 by the Northwestern Lumber COM
sassy OF Eau Claire 10 the Chippewa Lum-
Der and Boom company. The considera-
ton was $32,075.
The arrangements for the Wisconsin
4TeSs association excursion as completed
pEoEiie Ter a special train of three Wag-
Isr Sseeners, which will leave Chicago
from the Union depot, over the Chicago,
burlington d Quincy, at 400 o'clock p. N.
arrangements have been entered into
which will render the outing somewhat
9e+ss expensive than was at first expected.
considerable stops will be made at Dali
xSS and at Waco, where the great cotton
exposition Is now in progress. A day
N'h be spent at Galveston and one at
san Antonio. On the return stops will
9e made at HillSbOro, DenniSOn, Henri
eta, EGrt WORTH Parsons and either at
Kansas City or st. Louis
Judge GiIlen of the probate court at
Steooygan refused to grant the petition
&C MIR and Mrs. Ira Bean to be permitted
90 retain the adoption of little Gertrude
ASe3n- Mr. Bean has appealed to Judge
SFleso1 asking to be appointed guardian of
Stae enid, and the judge has appointed
Decenbec ) as the date for hearing the
petition ShebOygan people are greatly
~ar6ed up over the case. Friends of
1aF- Klein induced him to withdraw his
-c1s2Sent TO the adoption, as Mr.. and Mrs.
8ean were Protestants
Christian Boon of Eau Claire has
0eea brought near to deaths door in an
unusual manner. He found it necessary
90 naVe q tooth pulled, and as a means
o. deadenIng the pain he went in advance
q q drug store and took dose of lauda-
xE3sn- Then he went to the dentists of
slSa and there he was given an anaes-
skteSlc of some kind. The tooth was sue
cessfUlIy extracted, but since the opera
tea Mr. Boon has been in the hands of
81 physician and in q dangerous condition,
rs result of his experiments.
One of the worst sufferers from hog
cholera in La Crosse county is William Sa-
gear, a farmer residing one mile west of
Lyttle's on Black river. The disease broke
o9e st bis place about two weeks ago, and
since that time thirty-three hogs have
<Tle>44 SIX more are infected and will prob
dbSF die and the eight remaining Of the
X 22}e herd will probably so the same way
at the others. Mr. Sagear estimates his
toss, at $500.
a romance with quite sad ending
L2S Just come to light at Eau Claire.
Many years ago Mr. and Mrs. John Kim
Gall lived in an Eastern city. Mrs. Kim
9au IS now over so years of age and is
very enfeebled-almOst childish. She
adopted a SOD over thirty years ago and
Sig2s boy grew up with her until he was
20 PEARS Of age. He did not, however,
at OH very well with Mr.. Nimball and
about tWenty-seven years ago he ran
away from home. Nothing was ever
a1sasId from him and the himballs event
Gsally removed to Eau Claire. The run
s1TsAg lad is now a prosperous Nebraska
contractor, and reached Eau Claire a
taEE days ago. In a roundabout way,
t@ErgzZl friends IN the East, he had learned
SE his fosterEnother's illness and he has
eez1ed 20 her. He found his adopted moth
eE IN a very weak condition and has not
yet been able to digulge his identity to
$saE- EE2e stranger is known as ]. A. Day
and he is 81 years of age.
-zagx A1bina PelIerdi. the alleged wom-
ssla c0a8ferfeiter held at Superior III de-
9a1Zlf OF $4,000 bail, has been removed
fTeE2 tue county jail to the St Francis
hospital She does not stand confinement
very well and was taken with commissions.
4A1 t2le hospital are some private cells
atId IN one Of these the woman was
placed for safekeeping, the authorities
not intending that she shall escape through
~F3l2Ir leniency. The police are wondering
.zzE42gtAec 31rS. Pellerdi, too, will escape
dEHz punishment which the law would in
Elet upon her. Thus far, none of the
scnree gangs Of cOunterfeiters captured
ct years ago Frank Mclean was capt
gred and confined in the Jail at
-JanesTille, from which he escaped be-
fore trial and has never been appre-
EleHded- About a month later Charles
Akssf1E VAS detected in the same line of
eRsESEaEsSS and jailed. While awaiting trial
he saved sufficient morphine from his
daily allowance to end his life and one
morning be was found dead.
The dedication of the Father Gold
smith memorial chapel and the reburial of
the mIssionary's remains III the new edi
ice at Chippewa Falls was attended with
AK elaborate ceremony. A solemn mass
al requiem was solemnzed in which Bish
Gp >Sehwebach Of La Crosse was celebrant,
Szss5s3ed by deacon and sub-deacon. All
,fDe ornaments were removed from the
altar and black and purple drapings were
fhxs- only embellishments. ThirtysiX priests
tErgzn various parts of the state and 100
z8G04ytes participated In the exercises. The
a1zzssic was chanted by choir of fifty
wGIoes. The memorial chapel is an artistic
structure and adjoins the church. Judge
j. A. Anderson has begun a book on the
life of Father Goldsmith.
Fire destroyed the barn of Mrs.
Nancy Williams near Eureka, Winnie
bago county, burning forty tons of hay,
Il large quantity Of grain and fodder and
fGgv eaty- one head of cattle. As no fire has
Bseeu around the barn lately it is sup
uosed TO have been the work of an in
e-eHdiaVy. There was an insurance OF
Ibout $1,000 on the building and contents.
The body of William S Preston OF