Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-04-12
BITS or BADGER NEWS.
Short Items of News from All Parts
of Wisconsin.

The hardware store of Joan Crook at
Rcedsburg, was entered and robbed
of $500.
Poor Commissioner Peter Schaad
suffered II stroke of paralysis at
Mcnasha.
John Strickland has been appointed
postmaster at Burton Grant county
vice Daniel Dodge, removed.
The general merchandise store of NJ
M. Kcmmctcr a. Sons, at Jefferson,
was burned, LOSS, $500; in
surance, $1,000.
Henry IIammas, a farmer near Fort
Atkinson, died of lock- jaw ut his home
yesterday. About two weeks ago he
stepped upon n rusty nail which devcl-
oped the disease.
The official canvass OF votes cast
In Rock county for circuit Judge Is
complete. or the 5000 votes east
Judge John H. Bennett received B.
$40. The remainder being scattering.
Robert Cozen was picked up on the
street at Manltowoc. He Is supposed
to be afflicted with the small poX and
IL now confined In the pest house
Cozen came here from Chicago to work
on the Goodrich boats
The hearing of the infanticidc ease
from Gravesvillc, at Clifton, was con-
cludcd md the three defendants, DR..
T,A.,. !.
Breckcr, were bound over for trial Mt
the October term of the circuit court
Il. Flyte who was accidentally shot
at his home near Plninileld, March H.
| died from the clfects Of the wound
Until II few days ago he had been I'M
proving. He was about IS years of
age and leaves one son, ED. flytc, and
three daughters, Mrs. John Hull, Mrs
Maxwell and Mrs. NJ, lathop.
I Charles Wardrobe, an old settler of
Wnukeshat died very suddenly to-
night, while at supper He was about
rs years of age and highly respected
citizen. lie was the father of DR. I,
Il. and Fred Wardrobe, of Waukcsha,
and w. G. Wardrobe, OF Brandon,
Wis.
There are already Indications OF
trouble on the Ashland ore decks over
the question of wages. Last year the
upper dock men were given Sl.I5 per
day and - cents per hour for over
time. 1t Is the intention to pay this
year but S125. The dock men want
their old wages of $40.
Wisconsin pensions: Franz Block,
Sheboygan; llilman $. MbbettS, Mid
die Inlet; George III. Lewis, Potos
Robert Jackson, Bmnt. Increase
John &. Dresser. Berlin. Original,
widows, eW,-Jane l.. Hunt, Chctek;
Charlotte Il. lluyck, Sheboygan Falls;
Alice V. Naupel, Fond du Lac. Res
torations--Anna Sophia Haas, NIL.
waulice.
james H. Miner, an old and honorrd
resident of 4.>uron, was drowned IN
BARK river. He was working in the
mill there, when his foot u
, he was thrown into the stream. His
body was found He WAS - years
of age ami Il native OF Central New
, York, He was Il Schooiuatr of ,lno,
| w. Cary OF Milwaukee,, and was
United States deputy mrSlml Of
, yuga county, \ Y, in 1850. For fifty
+, years he has boon IN Odd Follow and
$ was also n Mason. lie has resided
4 In Jefferson county since 1852 and was
: greatly respected.
Judge Goodland of Appleton opened
court at Waupaca In the matter OF
. disharment proceedings against II.
). wing l.. Lord. Affidavit OF prejudice
/ was filed by Lord. rhereupou Judge
I Goodland called hhigc Has,
Q ting of Green Ray WHO MAS
). present to preside. Lords attorneys
4 are l.. L. Villas and Charles Hamilton
{ OF Milwaukee. Col Thorn, +. NJ.
II Gurnscy aud :. A. Council, attorneys
: of this county, We're appointed Ivy the
!, court to prefer charges aud conduct
!. the proceedings. Atiidavits Of Judy,
Webb and Judge Bardeen were read