The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-04-28
WISCONSIN NEWS.

anu hd6 bui IlCNl ~ Itdll. 1lt police
intend TO arrest the perpetrators.
The old Johnstown poor farm in Rock
County has been sold to McFarlane
Bros, of Richmond, WaIworth County,
for ST, 600
JoHN HIGH, of Berlin, has been re-
appointed cheese instructor for the Ap-
pleton district by the state Dairy AssO-
citation.
AFTER thirty years a warranty deed
conveying twenty acres of land in the
town of Springvale, Fond du Lac Coun-
", from Warren Florida TO Daniel
+ FelCh, in consideration of $50, was re-
. corded with the register of deeds at
FOnG du Lac few days ago. 1t was
dated April -, 1864, and was adorned
with 5O-cent internal revenue stamp.
THE exercises for the laying of the
I cornerstone of the new Normal School
building at Stevens Point will he held
on April 26. Several members of the
Sta'e Board of Regents will be present
A large attendance is expected from out
Of the city owing to the celebration of
! the seVenty-iitth anniversary of |. .. O.
r., which occurs on the same dav.
FRANK DUDLEY and his son David
I have been discharged from custody in
Charles City, la. The father and son
were arrested at GAINESVILLE last week at
the request of sheriff Fairbanks, of
/ Iowa, the two going to Charles City
without requistion papers to answer
the charge of burglary.
4 Q. II. INGRAM, the wealthy lumber
man who recently erected an elegant
/ Office building at Eau Claire, which cost
$4,000 gives 10 the city free the use
of spacious quarters therein for the pub
lie library. The library is to open there
May |.
IT developed at the coroners inquest
over the remains of George F.herhard
at Racine that the deceased committed
suicide by taking prussic acid. The
body was Inferred by the county.
JosErH BRUrTsrHEEIDEE, an Appleton
undertaken, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head. No
cause can be assigned for the deed. He
leaves a wife and twO sons.
EDwIN BURT charged with stealing a
horse at Clinton thirteen years ago. has
been bound over for trial at GAINESVILLE.
His case will come up for trial April 80.
GEORGE BALTzER and Emma Lashall,
claiming to live at Freeport, H., were
arrested at Janesvillc on a charge of
securing goods under false pretenses.
EMIL BERG, for twenty years an en-
ploye of the post-otfcc at la Crosse,
has been notified of his intended re-
mOval.
The will of the late Joseph Rork, of
Appleton, donates \, 800 in cash 10
Lawrence University, luuidates a debt
of S, 500 on which the institution has
been paying interest, and will give
about 5000 more when the estate Is
finally settled.
GEORGE BERGANYER, who disappeared
July, was found dead half mile below
Met Cartnev Station a few days ago. Itis
supposed that he fell from high bluff
and was killed. He was IS years Of age.
JoHN SWANSON helped himself to a
travelling mans grip at Appleton and
was soon behind the bars. lie pleaded
guilty to charge of larceny and was
sentenced to six months in the county
Jail.
TIE Rev. Herbert T. Fisk, principal
of the northwestern Academy, will
probably be selected as the next presI-
dent OF Lawrence University at Apple
ton.
PETER BorLtNGrR, of Duck Creek, is
probably the oldest resident in Brown
County. He recently celebrated the
102d anniversary of his birth.
BIT for the arrival of Sheriff krahy
there might have been lyuching in the
own of Niniaud, Winneblgo County.
A number of farmers were about to at
tack August Smoody, who is charged
with having assaulted little girl. The
Sheriff had to use his revolver in order
to prOtectth prisoner. Sm0Ody waived
examination and was bound over.
TIE heirs of James herWin, who lost
his life while employed as 4 brakeman
for the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway
lrpr,rb+ c1.it for iarpauaC
The jury awarded the plaintiffs 5000.
kcrwin was resident Of Janesvile.
MICHAEL FLYNN, of FOotvilie, Rock
County, imagines he has a large sum of
money and that spOOks are trying to
take it from him. His sanity will he
examined into by a commission Of ply
siCans.
The Janesville police are looking fora
young man named James Moran. He
is accused OF having passed forged
check.
EVEN EvFNSoN, the Bostwick Valley
man who shot his mother and attempt
ed his own destruction by cutting his
throat. was arraigned before Justice
Prentice, at Ia Crosse, on a charge of
attempt to do great bodily harm. He
waived examination and was bound
over for trial in $500 bonds. Mrs.
Evenson is fast recovering, although she
still carries two Of the bullets which
lodged in her body.
MAYOR CAMERON. of Eau Claire, has
declared fer reform in a rigid manner
at that place He intends to suppress
gambling and enforce the saloon laws.
Lafayette Elliott was appointed chief of
police.
Property that was turned over 10y u.
q. Chcever, of GAINESVILLE. in settling the
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