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H. C. Renke has been appointed postmaster at Wells, vice R. C. Renke, resigned. John Lauermann, a resident of Fox Lake, has fallen heir to $2,500 left to him in Germany. In a runaway at Bloomington Mr. was cut head Lyness severely about the and shoulders. While working in a sawmill at WoneWOC Charles Eaton of Marion fell on the saw and was killed. The W. W. Cargill company of La Crosse has closed a contract to build a 20,000-bushel elevator at Seymour. Joseph Rondeau, a brakeman on the St. Paul road, whose home was in Marinette, was run over by the cars at St. Paul and killed. August Marunde, a brakeman on the Northwestern road, fell under a train near Appleton and was probably fatally injured. The salaries of city officials of Superior have not been paid for the months, been fund for that purpose having exhausted. The La Crosse Carriage Company has filed articles to succeed the La Crosse Wallis Carriage Company. The capital stock is $25,000. The Seventh Day Advent Society of Baraboo have withdrawn all their children from the public schools and started an institution of their own. a farmer, was Edward Paten, Claire assault- and ed while returning from Eau knocked insensible. He was then robbed of $25 and left in the road. Malchow, aged 3, of Menasha, over a pot of on tipped Minna boiling coffee that there her head and was so badly scalded is little hope of her recovery. William McGee of Antigo captured a in a rabbit trap. The bird about twenty black weighs eagle pounds, from and meas- tip LTCS seven feet three inches to tip of its wings. Frederick Thompson, aged 9, attempted board a freight train at Racine JuneHe fell under the left was crushed below the to tion. leg wheels knee. and Am- his putation was necessary. Michael Bohamn, a Marinette milkman, his through the glass front of in an attempt to stop run- the milk was jerked wagon his by away team. He was badly cut glass on the head and shoulders. The mother of Miss Naomi Melville, the school teacher who was killed by the Chi- cars Bangor, will bring suit against the at Milwaukee and St. Paul Company for cago, damages for her daughter's death. M. Kernan, formerly a of Plainfield and a sister of Racine, was burned to Utah, by an fire. at line she was trying to a Kernan resident Mrs. Ogden, while Frank explosion light of of death J. gaso- noti- H. Janesville storekeepers have been that the law against selling cigarettes future fied minors will be enforced in the to violators will be promptly prosecuted. The and churches are backing the movement. the Assignee Humphrey has paid Savings off assessment for the Hudson amount final which failed in 1893. The The Bank, about $41,000. or nearly 7 per cent. is 57 is total amount paid to the creditors per cent. Wisconsin Butter and Cheese burned ComThe creamery at East Troy was butter and pany's the ground. Considerable was deto and all the machinery $2,500 supplies stroyed. The loss is $5,000, with insurance. John Lyden, a farmer, who was brought neck, Chippewa Falls with a broken week. His to after living more than a physidied vitality surprised the could not wonderful cians, who predicted that he survive twenty-four hours. M. Blackwood of Appleton has mining reD. three gold bricks from his There ceived in the Seine river country. bricks and property $10,000 worth of gold in the weeks' is represent the product mills. of three running they of the stamping Edward Schwartz, a Marinette butcher, of meat attempting to hang a piece the point while impaled his hand on until on a unable to release and was hook, himself penetrated by others. The hook injury. helped the hand and inflicted a severe E. Sherwocd of Duluth has tran- been R. at Eau Claire of being and a must convicted dealer without a license costs sient $25 for a State license and books of in pay Mr. Sherwood sold Eau the trial. Claire, claiming that he represented a local firm. Lawrence A. Hoffmier, for who illegal was Dr. fined at Grantsburg guilty recently liquor, was not personally in a sale of offense. He was partner of the at which the liquor was practic- purdrug chased. store The doctor is a regular ing physician. iron railway bridge, three-quarters built over An mile in length, will be Neenah by of a Butte des Mortes near Railroad Lake Chicago and Northwestern piece the It will be an immense for of Company. engineering and will not be finished more than a year. t works of the West Superior Iron for f The Steel Company have been Murray sold of S and to George Welwood Rocke$60,000 York, representing John when D. erectNew The property sold cost, sale feller. ed five years ago, $2,000,000. indamont The
