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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-10
SLAVE BOYS IDENTITY.
People at ChaSSell, Mich, Remen-
Der Arthur Bellinger, Who was
Sold to Indians.

Chassell, Mich, Jan. 3.--Thcre is little
doubt that the S-year-old boy who was
sold in slavery to the Vancouver island
Indians is lite Arthur Bellinger, whose
home was in this village for several years.
His adopted mother is now living ut Han
cock, Mich, eight miles from here.
The Bellinger family lived here for
about five years. Arthur was IN adopted
child, and last spring, when Bellinger left
his wife. he took the boy along. 1t is said
that the man who sold the boy to the In
dams is Il cripple, and this leaves some
doubt as to whether he is the boys adopt
ed father Mr.. Belinger was not crippled
when he left here for Washington state.
He was about 5 feet inches tall, weighed
from $50 to 100 pounds, was about so
years old, had medium dark moustachc,
and on the whole was Il rather cookbook
ing man. Some time after Bellinger went
West his wife moved TO Hancock, where
she is now living.
The boy is now at Victoria, Il. c., the
provincial police having gone to the island
and rescued him from the Indians. They
arrested the man who had sold the boy in
slavery. The dispatches say that the pris-
oner is a cripple, and that he gives the
name Of Bellinger. The Vancouver tribe
of Indians is becoming extinct, and the
chiefs thought that by having bright
American boys grow up with the tribe.
learn its customs, etc, the tribe might be
regencrated The chief had decided that
in due time Arthur was to have twenty
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FOUGHT IN THE MEXICAN WAR.
Death of =. Blinn, II Veteran, at His
Home Near Augusta.

Death OF y. Elinn, u Veteran, at His
Home Near Augusta.
Augusta, Wis. jan, 5.-S. Blinn, an old
soldier who served in the Mexican and
civil wars, died very suddenly ut the resi-
dence of A. Mcdonald in the town of
Otter Creek, eight miles west of this
city. He was 96 years of age and was
able to do considerable work up to within
II few days before his death. He drew
Il large pension and left several thousand
Eau Claire county III its early days. He
had no relatives living that are known
to his friends
Sheboygan, Wis, Jan. 5.-rhe death
of Mrs. w. j. llanford occurred during
last night. aged about 2G years. De
ceased was the wife of w. j. Hanford
of the firm Of DUNCAN & Hanford The
cause of her death was pneumonia.
Boscohel, Wis, Jan. o.-Albert Kim
ball, aged 81 years, died at his home IN
this city yesterday. He was II soldier Of
the Mexican war and Il pioaecr of Wis
conSln.
Sheboygan, Wis, Jan. 5.-AIrs. Wal
lace j. Hartford died Of pneumonia very
suddenly last night. She was the dauGh-
ter of John Gardiner Of Waupaca, Il
prominent resident of that part of the
state.
Green Bay, Wis, Jan. 5.-Mrs. G..
Rost aged about go years, Il widow died
suddenly while accompanying Il young
lady to the Green Bay, Winona * st.
Paul railroad depot early this morning.
The cause of death was apoplrXy.
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Attorney for Blixt, the Alleged
Minneapolis Murderer, Work.
ing on a New Tack.
PROBABLE LINE OF DEFENSE.
Prof. Flint, the Hypnotist, Receives a
Request to Investigate the
Cass-SpeciaI5

Ia Crosse, Wis, Jan. 4.-IIerbert T..
Flint the hypnotist who is giving exhi-
Iiti,,ps in this city, has received the fol-
I,,ying letter from X. X. Odcll of Mime
.po,is. attorney and counsel for Claus a
pGvt fine snf-cUnfcSsed murderer of Miss
Catherine Cling:
,,inucapoliS Mimi, Jan. Ito Herbert l..
riint Nv Dear Sir: | wish to see you before
,,n return 10 Chicago. and even II this letter
J,,s rat reach you at Eau Claire and is for
,yarlcd 10 Chicago, even then it would be of
r,I,tlaI benefit 10 us both to meet as soon rs
,nS4iblr In brief am the sole attorney and
,rnuu,rI for Claus A. HliNt in the case made
famous by its extraordinary pcculiarities,
which | cannot explain to you by letter
TIis ruch | will say, that | shall require the
services Of Won or some one VerSed in mental
philosophy. Therefore | wish to see you
ri.h, away. Let me hear from YOU soon /
nm Yours very truly, Il. Il. DDElL.
IN is probably the theory of the de-
fcnse." said Mr. Flint this morning. that
can So influence RliXt by hypnotisr,
that the condition of his hystcra in which
he has been since his confession will sub
side. and many of the details of Harry
JIavvarl'S alleged participation in the
murder will be brought to light"
II is also expected that it viii be proven
bryond all doubt that R'iXt was com
prlcd 10 commit the murder while under
hynnuGr influence. 1t was through Prof
Fr;ut'S efforts that the story Of the Mabel
Eri@gs case ut Eau Claire, Wis, was
brought out and it is probably the reason
Mr. Odrl. is seeking his services. Prof.
rriut has asked Mr.. Odcll for further par
,irIars uud will probably go to Mime
gpnS ut the close of his engagement Ia
nm, civ ON Saturday ncXt
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The Rev. Thomas A. Hughes. priest
at the st. Louis university, has been
summoned to Rome to work III the Vati-
can library.
Spain will raise the Cuban tariff.
james ID. Lewis, n patent right swim
aler, is under arrest at San Luis Potosi,
Mex.
Cherokee Bill entered the depot at
Ncswata, /. T., and forced the station
agent to turn over his cash.
The incendiary fire at Abba, Ia, is
believed to have been started to conceal
the theft OF valuable race horses.
Thieves broke into Il sentry box just
outside the white house grounds ut Wash
ingten AMI stole the policemam's stove.
a crank has been haunting the Pal
ace hotel at San Francisco day and night
waiting for Miss Virginia Fair to arrive.
Owing to the suspicious movement
of visitors the guards have been doubled
about the state treasury at Indianapolis
A race war is threatened i'll Morgan
county, ILL.,, because of the murder of Bob
Harris, coored. by Roberst Warwick,
white.
Thomas w. Keenc. the tragedian. has
lost his voice. owing to a very severe
cold
-Delmonico's famous restaurant in
New York is going to move uptown to re-
tain the theatrical custom.
Congressman McEttricll declares that
he will press his bill for the creation of
department of commerce.
Treasury officials believe receipts will
equal expenditures when the collections
from sugar become normal
The Colorado Farmers alliance de-
clared for free silver and II currency is
sued by the government alone.
Hereafter the treasury department. at
Washington will issue II daily statement
of the condition of its finances.
"A bill granting amnesty to political
offenders, including Zankotf and Kar-
aveloff, passed the Bulgarian sobranje.
Denver wants one of the national po-
litical conventions III 1896.
The steamship Lucania took out from
New York 535, 600 ounces of silver.
Charles Mowbray, the English an
archist, was arrested while making Il
speech in Philadelphia.
The Radcliffe wooden mills on the
Pcqunnock river near Bridgeport, Conn.,,
were destroyed by fire.
Patrick Corr, chief clerk in the Unit
ed States army recruiting office at New
York city, is Il defaulter.
William Connors was caught at st.
Louis in the act of blowing open the safe
in flour and feed store.
Until the boycott on the Union Pacific
is lifted there is no hope of harmony in
Western passenger matters.
Republicans will aid Senator Hill in
his fight against the appropriation for the
collection of the income tax.
j. Il. Rihlett, Il stationer at Peoria,
H.. was arrested for sending objection
able matter through the mails
English holders of Central Pacific
stock find upon investigation that their
securities are of very little value
Temperance societies of Indiana are
prepared to make Il determined fight on
the saloons before the Legislature.
Whisky trust stockholders are form
ing Il combination to resist the enormous
| assessment proposed by the directors.
According to Bradstreets the bank
| clearngs of the United States show
total increase for the week of 81 per
cent.
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Obiruo-y Mention.

Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. 3.-Louis Schwalm
died very suddenly yesterday afternoon
of \ hemorrhage of the lungs. lie had
not been i'll previously. Mr.. Schwalm was
horn in Germany seventy years ago ana
came to this city in pioneer days. :, ne :,
WAS engaged in the liquor business IN
stnra an lower Main street at time
when his stock was brought from Mllwau-
kee by wagon. Later he conducted u
naint and oil store at the same stand.
Raraboo. Wis, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Dorcas
A. smith. a pioneer of this vicinity died
last night, aged Is years c
Mauston Wis, Jan: 5;-john ,roTt r1
well-to-do farmer Of the town or LFn-
don died at his home Yesterday. ne
Was horn in Ireland in 1876 and came 10
th1s s a;no Wis. jan. 81. s. Ketchum,
/, fnrmrr well-known resident OF memo
sba. died here this morning, aseu %
years. .nr vears n
r,s;dent here. died at her home TINS morn
;ng She was 70 years of age
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AN ICEBOAT REGATTA.
Plans for II Race Between Fond Gu Lac
and Oshkosh Boats.

and Oshkosh SoatS.
Fond du Lac, Wis, Dee. 5.-ArranGH-
ments are under way for an iceboat re-
gatta to be held off the mouth OF the
Fond du Lac river at an early date. The
Oshkosh boats will be invited to enter
iii the contest and suitable prizes will
be awarded. There are now eleven ice
boats owned by parties in this city, and
two moro are under construction. Inc
largest boat is that owned 10y W. {;
Rcinig. s. Rurtus Amory. j. Ahcrn and
Harry Gessc. This boat weighs about
1900 pounds and carries about 400 yards
Of cloth The regatta promises to tur-
nish exciting sport. There is consider
able rivalry between the local boat-oWn-
ers, and with Oshkosh boats III tho race
the struggle for the honors cannot help
but be a warm one. There is little doubt
that Oshkosh men will be glad TO en-
brace the opportunity to join in The, re-
gatta, having already siSnihed wish to
take part i'll one.
\ meeting of the owners was held to-
day and it was decided to have the re-
gatta take place next Tuesday Inc
course will be six miles, diamond shaped,
to be run over three times.
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BRUIN NEVER MOVED.
Two NIarshtirld Boys Have IhriiiinE
Experience with II Bear.

Two NIarshtield Boys Have N Thrilling
Experience with Bear.
Marshtield. Wis, Jan. 3.-Charles ana
Thomas. sons of Lawrence Ever OF
the town Of Richticld, had an exciting cX-
pericnce with a bear on Tuesday. IN"
two boys had gone T. the river 10 u.s.,
through the ice and were accompanied
by the house dog. The dog strayed
into the woods and they soon heard
him barking. The two boys left the ice
and went in the direction Of the dog.
A part of the way to whore he was bark
ing was covered by fallen timber The
Younger of the boys was somewhat IN
advance, and in jumping down from an
unusually large log onto a pile of brush
and leaves lit fairly on the back OF Il
large bear which had selected the place
for winter quarters. The animal gave
n grunt and growl, but made no signs of
fight or escape. The boy was terribly
frightened, and quickly telling his broth
cr. they ran home. Returning with a
gun they found the bear still snoozing,
and at close range shot him through the
|, u
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An Eau Claire Merchant the Vic
tim of Clever and I'm
known Swindler.
DANGEROUS CROOK AT LARGE.
Supposed to be the Man Who Worked
the Game in Other Towns
Specials.

Eau Claire, Wis. Jan. 5.-An unknown
man got cash for a bogus check for $50
on 75-cent purchase at Christoferson's
west side store only a few blocks from
the Daniel Shaw Lumber company, by
which the check purported to have been
drawn. No arrest has been made. 1t is
undoubtedly the same swindler who got
checks cashed at Menomonie and Chippe
wa Falls recently. He dressed as a Ia
borcr and claims to be an employee of
different lumber companies. \ bogus
check for SIS cashed at Chippewa Falls
has turned up at all Eau Claire bank.
1t is in the same handwriting us that
caShed by ChriStoferSon
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MESSMER WON'T TALK.
Green Bay Bishop Declines to
Answer the Pythian Chan
Cellor.

Green Bay, Wis, Jan. 2.-Bishon Mess.
niel ol TINS city, when asked today for
a. =, statement IN reply to the demand by J.
IS ri,i!.iischer, grand chancellor, knights
OF Pythias of Minnesota. TO define the nj,
leged difference as to the purpose and
principles between the lower and higher
degrees . OF the knights of Pythias and
1hat they are distinctly anti Christian,
oecilhed to enter into the subject and
open up Il CONTROVERSY
+o a. 1rahd Chancellor Hilscher desires
10 Know more of the matter" Bishon
MeSsmer said, Il would suggest that he
apply Tor full information to the commit
zee OF archbishops that had charge of
the matter. If | had to make a state
hlrnt Tor publication | would be more
1ehilte; The interview published in the
Green Bay Gazette on which the grand
chlhcellors criticism is based was simply
Il report OF Il general conversations"
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BODY TAKEN TO FOND DU LAC.
Mystery Surrounding the Death of Fred
Smead in Chicago.

Mystery SrrromNding tn. Death of Fred
Smead in Chicago.
Fond du Lac. Wis, Jan 2.-The remains
of Fred & Smead, son of Postmaster Sam
uel Smead of this place, arrived here from
Chicago last evening. The young man
died III the emergency hospital Chicago
from the effects of an assault On Christ,
mas eve he, III company with few com,
panions, entered Hammond Il Davis sa,
loon. While there young Smead had an
argument over some trivial matter with n
strange man. The affair was passed over
and the young man shortly afterwards
started to leave the place. He was found
a few minutes later n an unconscious con
dition in front of the saloon with 4 large
lump over his left ear, the blow having
evidently been effected with some blunt
instrument. The authorities are investi-
eating the case.
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REFUSED TO FREE HENVIS.

Efforts to Secure IA Discharge Under
Habeas Corpus Proceedings.
West Superior, Wis, Jan. 5.--iIabeas
corpus proceedings were begun yesterday
by Attorney Heber Mcllugh looking to
the discharge from custody of j. &.
Hcnvis, who was lately bound over to
the superior court by Judge Hutchins
on the charge of obtaining money under
false pretcnses The matter was brought
before w. Il. kellogg, circuit court com
missioner for Douglas county. Mr.. kci
logg decided that Henvis would have to
be held on the charge. A motion to re,
refused
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WILL MAKE SEVEN VICTIMS.
Michael D'Connnil, who Lost His Wife
and Children, Cannot Recover.

Michael O'Conn"u, who Lost His Wife
and Children, Cannot Recover.
Rock Elm. Wis, Jan. Michael
OC0nucll, who lost his wife ana five
children in II fire at his home last Sun
day will probably die as a result of OK
posture. When the fire broke out Mr..
D'Connell had barely time to get out of
The house with only his night robe ON.
His wife dropped the baby to him from
Il second story window and returned Tor
The other sleeping children. The floors
fell ut that time and Ill were burned to
death. Mr.. O'Connell was obliged to
carry the babe half mile to Il ueighbor's
house the weather being bitter cold.
His feet wore terribly frozen. and he
also suffered greatly from burns received
while trying to get in Tie house to get
the bodies of his chiIlren and his wife.
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RESERVED HIS DECISION.

McGlynn Guardianship Case Heard BE-
fore Judge Carpenter mt Madison.
Madison. Wis, Jan. Sin the probate
court Yesterday afternoon Judge Carpen-
ter took up the petition for the appoint
mcnt Of Il guardian for Mrs. Bridget Nc
GHun, widow of James McGlynn. John
W. Lrary appearing in behalf of the pc
tjtion, H. W. Chynowcth, for the re-
Spoudcnt& moved for dismissal on the
grounds of inSullicicncy of petition and
lack Of jurisdiction. Judge Carpenter re-
served his dyrjSion The property involved
amounts 10 several thousand dolalrs.
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UNITED IN DEATH.
Mrs Buehrlcy Dies of Her Injuries nj
Port Washington.

Mrs. Huchr1cy Dies OF Her Inj"rles NJ
Port Washington.
Port Washington, Wis, Jan. 5.-Afte1
two days of intense suffering, Mrs. Au'
gust Buehrley, who was burned while
irving to rescue her husband from
burning barn. died yesterday in terrible
agony Frederick Buehrley, the imbecile
son who was arrested on suspicion OF
having set fire to the barn, will probably
be sent to an asylum He was formerly
confined in the Manitowoc county asy.
lum but on application of his deceased
father he was allowed to go home. lie
admits that he set fire to several hay
stacks, but denies having started the tire
in the barn which caused the death OF
his parents. Mrs. Buehrley willed al
her property to Mrs. Mary Rathbun
and Joseph Krafts. niece and nephew,
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FELL AND BROKE HIS NECK.

Accidental Death of Strange Man I'D
the Town of Eden.
Fond du Lac, Wis, Jan. "a laborer
named Henry fell down stairway, at
his boarding place in the town of EdSr,
this county and broke his neck. NO one
knew where his home was. The remains
were inferred by the county.
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ACTION AGAIN DEFERRED.

Committee Failed to Report on Tho kali
read franchise mt Ncenah.
Ncyuah. Wis.,, Ian. 1.-The common
council met yesterday and transacted
considerable business The committee
did uog report on the electric street raul
way franchise asked for by Messrs. Da-
Wis a01 ilI&gins, nor the franchise asked
Tor hy MrSSrs. Giles and Baily tor u
new telephone system. The council al
lNurMNN until NnhrnArV >.
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INSTALLATION AT BERLIN.
MIR. Morton collected Commander q

Mr.. Morton Reelected Commander OF
the G.. A. II. Post.
Berlin, Wis, Jan. 1.-Thc installation
of the c. A. L. officers and the W. Il. G.
officers Thursday night was attended by
a crowd that filed the hall comfortably.
The dissatisfied members of the post,
over the reelection of Commander Nor
tom were conspicuous for their absence.
Scarcely one of them attended the meet
ing and the absent ones comprised some
Of the oldest and most familiar faces of
the post Mrs. Luther was elected pres
idcnt of the W. r. G. and Mrs. Alice
O'Connor was reelected secretary.
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Tackled the pramn Problem.

Raraboo. Wis. Jan. a,-At the session
Of the county board yesterday the mem
bers grappled with the tramp problem.
During 1894 it cost Sank county over
$1,000 to arrest. convict and feed the vag-
ahonds, aud the taxpayers are tired OF II.
There was much discussion upon the sub
iect. but no action WAS taken, except
contract was made with the new sheriff
to feed them at reduced rate.
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LEFT TO GOV. UPHAM.
N"cin" County Committee Refuses

Rncin" County Committee Refuses to
Suggest Amy One for appointment.
Racine, Wis. Jan. 2.-rhere has been
Il lively contest between the many county
politicians who are candidates for state
officers. Gov. Ipham gave the county
committee to understand that Racine
county was entitled to one good office
md desired that the committee suggest
factions and the contest WaXcd warm.
To-day the county committee met and re-
fused to refer anyone for appointment,
leaving the choice entirely with Gov.
Upham.
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STUDENTS NARROWLY ESCAPE.

Three Residences Destroyed by Fire at
Madison.
Madison. Wis, Jan. 3.-Fire early this
morning did $4,000 damage to three resi-
denccs near the university. One was
occupicd by H. prentiss. and was totally
DESTROYED with the contents. Mrs. Prem
tiss and four students, who were room
crs. narrowly escaped. The loss is all
covered by insurance except the trcntlss
furniture which was insured for $1,000,
half tho value
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MAKES A BIG CUT.

-" m Allowed by Judge Siebecker n
Greatly Reduced Rates.
Fortage. Wis, Jan 3-,Judge Siebecker
WW..> sustained the findings OF Referee Burr
y. Jones in the justice cases. V. II.
in,,nNrrS claim Of $22ST is allowed at
E-Il@&.]4 ana Y. lelman's claim of Slo4o
IS allowed at S193O
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COUPON SYSTEM INTRODUCED.

Iron Belt Mining Company Tries the Up
ham Method.
Iron Belt. Wis. Jan. 2.-The coupon
system has been introduced here by the
Iron Belt Mining company to it's employees
and all it's customers at the store. No
compulsion was used. but it is thought
that the people will take as kindly to the
SYSTEM rs they did to Mai. upham. The
coupons are Il convenience to the COM
pauy, as it does away with much book
account, and it provides the holder with
ready change Heretofore either store
books or nunch cnras Were used.
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ONE LESSON NOT ENOUGH.

Waupaca BOY Loses Both His Legs I'm
der Train.
N&upaca. Wis. Jan. 3.-Iay Widely.
a l6-ycaroId lad, had an arm taken oil
10y the ears here when Is years old while
tooLyug around trains. Today he got
onto q freight train to take Il ride and
Tell I'M Ter the cars ut Wcyauwega. lie
had both legs cut off near the body. The
physician does not think it possible for
INN IN fnnnNNr
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A Dangerous Joke.

Batavia, n. Y, Jan. 4.-Frank l.:
Brown, a barber from Detroit, arrived
here Yesterday with his wife, and shortly
after was uuarantined as Il smallpox sus-
pect Information reached Batavia that
Brown had shaved Il concealed case of
smallpox in Detroit Brown denies it,
hut insists that he is the victim of
practical joke put up by his barber ac-
ouaintances at Detroit.
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WILL HAVE AN INSTITUTE.
Eau Claire County Farmers Arrange a
Series of Lectures

Series of Lectures.
Augusta, Wis, Jan. 2-'Ehe farmers of
Eau Clare county are keenly Interested
IN the benefit derived from farmers in
stltutes. 1t so happened that Eau Claire
county was not listed in this years in
sttutes, so the enterprsing farmers and
dairymen got together and chose their
committees on arrangements, and elected
Albert Smith chairman and T. c. Knee
land secretary, and will have an institute
independent of the state institute workers.
The meeting is called for January 10
and II at Eau Claire Prizes will be
give on the best farm products and there
will be school entertainments given during
the evening sessions. profs George Nc
kerrow and George E. Morrow of Hi
nOs will nddresS the meeting
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JAMES BABB WOUNDED.

NF"'her "t County Treasurer Babb sho'
Nsa: EickIand Center.
Mch!aUd Center. Wis. Jan. IA mes
%NUsec y&luc ii this morning from sylvan
iH9f physician with the news that James
t"2oo, brother Of County Treasurer Babn,
H%G Shot himself with 4 revolver at ~
sNe 40 details
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SOLD THE JOB DEPARTMENT.
Change Made in the Office of the Daily
Northwestern at Oshkosh.

Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. 2.-The job print
ing office which has been connected with
the Daily Northwestern since its Tounda-
ton has been purchased by G. X. Board
man, business manager of the North
western. and George Harrington, fore
man Of the job department.. 1t will be
conducted under the name of the Globe
Printing company. Mr.. Boardman will
continue as business manager of the
Mort western.