The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-11


in the Office of the secretary Of state by
the Green Bay Il Western Railroad
company The object is to organize
anew the Green Bay, Winona & st.
Paul Railroad company, and the Green
! Bay, Stevens Point & Northern Rail
road company. The railroad is to be
maintained and operated from Green
Bay to a point on the easterly bank OF
the Mississippi river, opposite Winona,
and by means of a bridge across the
river into Winona, together with a
branch line running from PloVer to
Stevens Point. The company to enjoy
all the privileges, advantages andfran-
chises of the Green Bay, Winona q st.
Paul Railroad company and the Green
Bay, Stevens Point & Northern Rail-
road company. The road is about 20
miles in length.
The committee on claims of the Dane
county board of supervisors will recon-
mend to the board that in the future no
patients be sent to the Kelley cure at
county expense. Since the Kelley law
went into effect in 1895, Dane county
has sent twenty two patients to the in
stitution at public expense, amounting
to $3.50. Supt. Barber, of the Wau-
kesha institution, informed the COM
mittee on claims that if the sentiment
of the board was against sending pa
tients, the institution would not receive
them.
Clement Younger, 80 years of age,
died at Marinette. About year ago
while trying TO catch hen, the fowl
scratched him, blood poisoning set in
and the effect of it was to paralyze an
arm and leg. A few days ago he in
flicted a trivial injury on his arm with a
sharp pointed tool. Death resulted,
the primary cause being the first injury.
Miss Jean Pond Minor, of Madison,
and Alonzo Colburn, of Chicago, will be
welded at the home of the brides
parents June 16. Miss Minor is a
daughter of Rev. Fl. A. Minor, and is a
we'll known Wisconsin artist, being the
designer of the statue Forward, J"
which occupies place in the state
capitol park.
The Mutual Stock Park association,
with a capital of $1,000, has been
formed at Wonewoc. 1t will build a
park with bicycle track, a hall to seat
1000, dancing pavilion, a bath house,
a dining hall, grounds for various
games, a large windmill and dozen
cottages. The grounds will be open
August l.
The board of education at Oshkosh
appointed the teachers, ninety one in
number, for the ensuing year. The
only notable change was the dropping
of Principal Reilly, of the Dale school,
for and against whom there were petit
tions. Reilly has been connected with
the schools for thirteen years.
Ashley Spaulding, young man of
20, committed suicide at Clintonville
by shooting himself through the head.
The deed was committed in an old shed
used for storing agricultural imple-
ments. He had just finished teaching
school in district near that place. No
cause can be assigned for the deed.
The extensive plant of the Marinette
Iron Works company will not be sold at
receivers sale, as no bids have been
offered. Judge Hastings will be asked
to continue the sale sixty days.
The annual conference of the Evan
gelical synod of North America for the
Wisconsin district will be held at
Menomonee Falls one week, COM
mencing June 10.
The Cedarburg fire department has
chartered train for Sunday, Jane 2l,
for the purpose of attending the fire.
mems festival at Hartford on that day.
The Fond du Lac authorities
swooped down upon two gambling
houses in that city and arrested half a
dozen inmates.
WI. Price, one of the first mer-
chants in Medford, died suddenly of
heart failure.
The little son of Conrad Engsberg
fell from a flight of stairs about eight
feet to the ground at Lake Mills and
broke both his arms above the wrist
joint
A patient escaped from Mendoza hos
pital, taking with him bicycle. He
was pursued by two attendants who
succeeded in capturing him few miles
north of the hospital.
The Phoenix Manufacturing company
of Eau Claire, secured the contract for
dwellings to be built by John Walter
and Mrs. Eichert for $6,528'65 and
So, 1882 respectively.
NJ. c. Green, jailer at the Dane
county jail, has been removed by Sheriff
Micklesen, and j. Fl. Webb, of Belle
vile, has been appointed in his place
Jacob Wenerstreich committed sui