STANDING OF answered sullenly that their votes were FOR CHILD BASEBALL cB their own and Mr. Connor uttered no ATKENOSHA GEN. MAC ARTHUR COMES STRUGGLE A American Ass’n. ’ Hi ISAAC STEPHENSON words. A moment later the two assem- GRADUATES W. SCOnsia „ L. Pet. blymen Stephenson. , , H voted for Mr. Mor- olumbus 16 10 .615 Eli, rim 11 ° Mr. Clausen were urged to de- YEARS TO GRANTS DECREE OF SEPA- Ivan. City 13 <> .. r 'fl ris and LAKE SHORE SCHOOL HAS PRO- RETURNS AFTER FORTY JUDGE Minne’ps L/,•1 ' -[Hi ecutive office. Mr. McGregor was worked GRAMME FOR WEEK OF JUNE 2. RESIDE IN MILWAUKEE. 15 14 5n Toledo... 13H 4s 1; H upon all day by Mr. Ekern with the St. I hk Paul.. 13 15 Ed W WINS CONTEST story that there was an attempt on the 10 13 :iu4;‘ rVL:lc MARINETTE MAN Father Leaves Waukesha Courthouse Vic- Louisville w part of the “Stalwarts” and Davidson- Rt.-Rev. Chas. Anderson of Chicago Will Meets Old Friends and Acquaintances— ludianp’s ll is .j;:, Ci! '! /7'!; • AFTER LONG DEADLOCK FOR governor L y¦ Connor combine to name the —Stephen National League * Deliver Annual Address —Baccalau- Discusses His Long Ca- torious Smith Goes to SPOONER’S SEAT. for Spooner’s office and under that pres- w. L ivt Amorlcau New York m sure the old Scotch schoolmaster went reate Sermon by Bishop Webb. reer. Asylum—City News. 24 3 889 Phi,,n Chicago.. 4 Bv> ,m down. 23 u ‘'1 r°- M Pittsburg 13 9 .-.a7 l'huid PW1....7 lro “’- May 21.-[Spe- 1311 54-- v° I DID CONNOR TURN TRICK? THE FATEFUL CAUCUS. KENOSHA, Wis., May 20.—[Special.] MILWAUKEE, Wis., May 21.- WAUKESHA, Wis., Boston.. It) 16 ,3s] j! P>fll cial.j—A father and mother struggling Cincinnati 9 16 360 iw !-¦ —lnvitations for the annual After forty years of absence Lieut.- St. Louis. How the Republican Members Flocked to commence- (lie pos- 622 214 w. *,?••• Toga ment exercises at Ivemper hall were is- Gen. Arthur MacArthur, head of the in the court house corridors for 'fl Details of Struggle in Which Was Isaac Stephenson. 7-year-old the sued this morning. The graduation ex- United States army, has returned to Mil- session of their sou, was Snatched from Hatton, Still a MADISON, Wis., May 17.—[Special.] divorce suit ercises will take place on the morning waukee, where his boyhoou was passed sensational wind-up of the LATEST —lsaac Stephenson was nominated for in MAI?KF.I Mystery. United States senator from Wisconsin of June G, the annual address being de- and will make his home here for the re- of Mary Tinus against Hulnert Tinus KKPAmericans. 1 i ,; i> • to everyone of the members of the and Wife Takes making in which children. ceremonies Twenty Years Gen. MacArthur accompanied Gen. UTICA, N. Y., Mav 20.-F„rtv s, ; through islature the routine •3295 boxes large and via , ; y'/ ‘ ' . ‘ - of the past thirty days. Them When He Dies. Ivuroki, the famous Japanese command- 121-80; small colored the OUT, at The roll was called and resultel in fifty er, across country, and believes that INGERSOLL GOES NEW YORK, May lT ---i',nttcr-M votes for Hatton and forty-seven for JANESVILLE, Wis., May 20.—Mrs. the distinguished oriental guest will visit unchanged; receipts, l l.i»:;i Lenroot one for little Milwaukee oil his return trip within the Steady, unci,aug.-r; Stephenson, one for and August Kramer, a thrifty German Veteran Wisconsin Newspaper Publisher .7 McGregor—that of Assemblyman Nelson, next week. Steady, unchanged; 1, ipj-,’ ii7i;c! woman of sixty summers, who resides Chicago I—Conducted1 who had attended the Hatton caucus the “I think Gen. Knroki is due in Lays Down Pen June —Conducted but out of the near Fort Atkinson, should make her on May 26,” said Gen. MacArthur, “and MILWAUKEE ] day before, stayed Repub- will Paper Forty Years. STOCKYARDS JB lican caucus that evening. Mr. Golds- way in the world, if true economy that would bring him to Milwaukee prob- HOGS—Market 5c higher; other Connor man who had win out. ably tlie following day. His programme 21.-[Special.]-On butchers, [email protected]*4; good v'orthy, the BELOIT, Wis., May 6.47%; done the same thing, did not respond Twenty years ago Dr. A. P. Burrus includes a visit to the military post at June 1 Chalmer Ingersoll, the veteran rough heavy, *5.9W(H.23; iV'iiH" Fort Leavenworth and perhaps one other 6.62%; strong bulk. 6.1. Y„ when his name was called. of Janesville made a set of false teeth newspaperman of southern Wisconsin, CATTLE—Market point. He sails again from Seattle June work strong; Began Changing Votes. her husband, consisting of upper and will retire from active after having good, to choice, [email protected]; medium for 10. Therefore, his Milwaukee visit, if of tlie 3.75(44 40; heifers, secretary been owner and editor Beloit medium to . Before the had announced lower plates. made, will necessarily be brief. for forty years. He has sold 4.50; common to fair, 2.25®3.23; Goldsworthy interestingly described Free Press to the result, Mr. addressed For eighteen years these teeth served Gen. MacArthur his interests in the Free Press to M. C. choice, 3.25V,4.25; fair to the and stated that he desired to purposes would undoubtedly have the visit of Ivuroki to the tombs of Wash- 3.25; cauuers, 1.25(92.25; cutters, chair all and Ilanna, a former Milwaukee newspaper- bulls, good be recorded as casting his vote for Isaac lasted fifty years liad not Mr. Kramer ington and Grant, and paid a high trib- to choice, Then Mr. McGregor, who the Japanese warrior. man. D. H. Foster, former clerk of Be- hulls, common to fair. 2.7.7a3.2.', Stephenson. died two years ago. ute to Ayers and J. [email protected]; stookers, had voted for Lenroot, announced that The first few months of Gen. Ar- loit, A. F. S. Hubbard. 2.60(43.d0; Just prior to the in the Mac founded the Press springers, common he to change his vote to Isaac placing body residence in Milwaukee will be Mr. Ingersoll Free unsalable desired casket Mrs. Kramer thaf her hus- thur’s in 1866 except for a few- years’ in- eamiers,. market limited to Mr. Nelson then stated asked devoted to compiling the reports of Ills and at Stephenson. band’s false teeth be removed, as she termission, lias been in active control of choice 35.iHKfi45.00. that he desired to change his vote from some. observations during the Russo-Japanese since. He CALVES—Market higher; Clausen would soon be obliged to purchase his subsequent journeys the policy of the paper ever [email protected]; fair to good. o-OOiiO.iJO; McGregor to Stephenson. Mr. Her was complied with, war and in years as be- that he desired to change request and abroad. served fourteen postmaster, prime, [email protected]. then stated Mrs. Kramer arrived in Janesville with ing appointed by Garfield, Harrison and SHEEI*_ — Market steady; his vote from Hatton to Stephenson. of choice, [email protected]; lambs, common brought Stephenson’s vote up to the full set of plates. McKinley. The new owners the Free This She called upon Dr. Burrus, informing Press have incorporated for §15,000 for [email protected]; medium to fancy, fifty-one. Messrs. Ekern, Nelson and RECEIVED DEATH SHOCK bucks, 2.25(9 3.25. vj seen working upon him that she desired to have them re- the newspaper and §30,000 for the Free Bancroft were hard her and the request was Assemblyman Morris of lowa county. made to fit Press Realty Co. MILWAUKEE HAY MAR] & of “Let him alone,” and “He granted. La Crosse Man Touches Uninsulated Por- Shouts she left the dental office she Choice timothy hay, knows how to vote” were hurled at them When tion of Electric Switch and Is timothy hay, [email protected]; said that she hoped that the teeth Avould No. 2 across the chamber. Mr. Morris, after as Instantly Killed. LUNG IS SLASHED OPEN. hay, [email protected]; clover and mix' ISAAC STEPHENSON hesitation, liowever arose make her feel thirty years younger, 14.00; choice Kansas and Nebraska considerable ? she intended to soon again enter the [email protected]; and stated that he had pledged his word LA CROSSE, Wis.. May 21.—[Spe- Smith, Railroad Laborer, Will Prob- No 1 prairie, weu be appointed to notify tlie new Stephenson fifty-one matrimonial class. Max 2 prairie, [email protected]; Wisconsin that if Mr. received cial.] —William Hieckel, aged 49 years, ing, [email protected]; pa king hay. senator and escort him to the hall. Mr. votes that he would change his vote to ably Die as Result of Brawl in life in presence liis em- straw, [email protected]; oats straw, Connor named Senators Sanborn and bring up to the sufficient number to lost his the of Saloon. McGreg- it Rhinelander wheat straw, [email protected]. ] Morris and Assemblymen Bell, nominate. CHASE'S REMAINS FOUND ployer while attempting to turn a switch or and Leßoy, one representative from Chairman Martin stated that he did in the works of the La Crosse Boiler RHINELANDER, Wis., May 21. BY TELEGRApH each of the live original camps. They result the company. MARKETS not know r the of ballot and Body of Long Lost Log Scaler Discovered [Special.]—ln a cutting scrape in a MILWAUKEE, May retired and for a few moments there Mr. Morris who was his choice for Mr. Hieckel slipped and his hand com- saloon late last Max leaving abso- asked Brown street night, Firmer; No. 1 northern, on track. was an awkward pause senator. Before the mem- on Sand by Boy—Last Seen ing in contact with tlie brass blades of received slash that his on track, which would United States Smith a opened 2 northern, 09Vc. lutely the effervescence one ber from lowa could answer, Senator in October. the instruments which were carrying 440 right lung and liis life hangs in the bal- No. 3 on track. 54c. Oats—Firm; naturally expect on such an occasion. volts of alternating current, the charge 46c; No. 3 white, on track, 44@ Morris of La Crosse arose and stated ance. h4c; The committee soon returned, however, he desired to change his vote from OSHKOSH, Wis., May 20.—The re- passed through liis body, killing him in- Max Fisher is held for the cutting, ley—Easy; standard. sample with Stephenson and J. H. i’ueli- that 64@83%c. Rye—Higher; No. 1 Mr. Hatton to Esch. Senator Fairchild fol- mains of Samuel Chase, a well known stantly. with Amel Cortie as an accomplice, the May, licher, his campaign manager. Mr. Con- in the employ 83c. Provisions—Pork. lowed with the same request and quick- log scaler of this city, who was lost The deceased had been charge being assault with intent to kill. May, 9.20; ribs, May, 8.90. nor made a short speech announcing his company for fifteen years. belong to a gang of railroad quotations In ly Senators Brazeau, Hagemeister and Poygun last October, were found of the The men Flour carlots election and then introduced him to the and in Lake workers and had been drinking. spring wheat patents, in _\vood, Noble and Assemblymen Jones by a in the sand wood, [email protected]; joint convention. same request. Sunday morning boy Both Fisher and Cortie are in cus- straights, in Mr. Stephenson in a voice scarcely au- Burke made the Lauding, REDUCED, Together with cuts, ill sacks, [email protected]; first < in the marshes near Richter’s WANT TAXES tody. them were rounded sacks, in wood, at the press tables thanked the New Roll Call Ordered. Norwich, Smith and [email protected] rye, dible near Bayboom. up Pete Charles country, [email protected]; sacks, Kansas, members for the honor and said that to votes sprung Nickel, are house- 5.00(5)5.10. The request change Mr. Chase started out the night ol & Michigan Road Can’t Make Joe who wanted for lie would fill the office to the best of Wisconsin breaking at lake. quoted in up from all parts of the rooms and Chair- in a small skiff, Pelican Millstuffs are his ability. He then held an informal the October 27 from Tusten Anything on Account of Heavy 19.75 for bran, 20.50 f„r standard inMfl man Martin suggested that secretary intending to go eight miles across Lake liour reception on the speaker’s stand, the call the roll to give all those who de- Assessment. and 22.00 for Milwaukee state officers, supreme court, members Poygun to his shanty. There was a vio- DIES, 100-11) sacks; red dog, 23.50; rye sired an opportunity to change. This lent storm at the time and his friends MISS SWENSON delivered at country poinls 2> of the Legislature and visitors filing past was was Ste- MARINETTE, Wis., May 21.—[Spe- 111., done and the result that tried to have him remain at Tusten. He CHICAGO, May jliiin to shake hands with him. phenson May. July, l.oiv. »Vn~Ma*| received 54 votes; Esch, 23 not do so and was lost that night. cial.] —S. M. Harrison, superintendent of Daughter of University Regent and Fian- 99%e; by Bancroft. votes; Hatton, votes; McGregor, did Julv, 54%@54?kc. Oats—May, -VH| Nominated 17 2 Later the skiff and some of his outfit the Wisconsin & Michigan road is in Pork-May, 10.71%; July,™ votes, and Hudnall 1 vote. cee of William Winkler of Mil- 47340. Assemblyman Levi H. Bancroft made were washed ashore. morning and Lard—Mav, •Lily. '•'•KV'i'J-tTOj The chairman then announced that Mr. Menominee this in com- Expires. 9.27%: the nominating speech, reading from Relatives wr ent to the scene yesterday pany with a number of Menominee busi- waukee —May, 9.05; July, 9.15. Rye—basil, Stephenson having received a majority the remains back to Osh- Barley—Cash, 75@80e. Timothy, manuscript. the in the caucus and brought ness men is preparing a monster petition Assemblyman of votes "was declared kosh. The be be the MADISON, Wis., May 21.—[Special.] clover, nothing doing. Edward W. Le Roy sec- the office funeral will held Wednes- to sent to Michigan Legislature, YORK, May 21— onded nomination the Republican nominee for of day. Mr. Chase was 57 years of age that body for a reduction —Alice Swenson, daughter of Mr. and NEW the of Mr. Stephenson senator, an asking of the May. 1.07%; July, 1.07%; United States announcement was well known on the river, & Mrs. Magnus Swenson, died this morn- -May. and stirred up some enthusiasm by re- and quite taxes against the Wisconsin Michigan 21 December, l.Oi. Fern '»T«| which -was greeted with an outburst of having been a log scaler for a great tax made against gross ing, aged years. She was a junior in ferring to Senator Robert M. La Fol- cheers as had been every announcement road. The the university, 62%c; September, 62%c. ~B lette. Senator llusting briefly nominated many years. He leaves a family. earnings of the road this year by the the a member of the Kappa MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May, -H a to !)•',•'*; >¦ \V. Bird as can- of change Stephenson previously. Legislature to Kappa Gamma and was engaged to Wil- close—No. 1 hard, l.oi;'‘.Vi George the Democratic Mr. Ivuckuk then to make the Michigan amounted §7OOO in*, u i'"l^’il‘*’il,l didate and Potter the moved and liam Winkler of Milwaukee, son of Gen. : h'y- hand clapping and laughter as these two follows: tion Until Aided. Through Paces. patents, ' forces in Republican politics clasped and for whom a large number of peo- second clears, 2.7.0/2.k>. FOR STEPHENSON—Senators Bird, Bish- DELAFIELD, Wis., May DULUTH, Minn.. May hands and looked into each other's eyes Froemming. Loekney ple have been hunting, found his way 21.—Yester- 0 op, Browne, -, Martin, SUPERIOR, Wis.. May 21.—[Spe- on track, day was a busy day for the cadets at —No. 1 hard, TILl,, ; and smiled. Owen, Stondall; - Assemblymen Ainsworth, Broederville near here and from that cial.] —One of the oldest residents northern, 1.0.): V>. “L1 the roll Bell, Berg, Cahoon, in St. John’s Military academy, the annual 1 "•’•1 During call Mrs. La Follette Bancroft. Cain, Curtiss, village liis parents at Little Jump were Douglas county in the person track. No. 1 northern T. H accompanied young Disch, Hurley, Ekern, Falvey, Georgi, of Charles inspection of the United States army in- 1.0-1%; ’• by her son, arrived telephoned that their son was alive. Smith found in his 1.03%: May, -Ld.'. V0 ’ Ilarrass, was shack taking - ‘MI and was to a seat of honor by Goldsworthy, Hager, Heilbron, his way while for yesterday spector place. The inspector as- 1.05%; May, durum. N«; L ,^B escorted Kaiuler, Kay, Keup, Keyes, Kimball, Le Eddie lost hunting afternoon by a neighbor suffering from signed to the academy year i the sergeant-at-arms. The members gave tramped continuously this is Maj. Roy, Buy, McGee, McKenzie. F. F. Muel- cows. He almost a stroke of paralysis that has rendered Penn of the general staff. St. is v.- ( her a warm round of applause. Nye, Reynolds, was lost and liad it John’s LY:YIY.A ¦ ler! Palmer, .T. P. Peterson. during the time he useless liis left side. He has lain The speaker’s desk was profusely deco- in in class A and is one of six institutions Roethe, Schauer. G. E. Scott, Soper, Soren- not been for the fact that he had the the one position on the floor for two designated as the "Big Six.” T\,e day’s ;Y: v |j rated with flags. son, Sprague, .T. O. Thomas, Ties, Turner, says he track,is:44c; May,,Tv. h company of his dog he that days and was nearly dead when discov- events included escort to the colors, On Some of the more flippant wondered Wollensgard—49. would have given up in dispair. bat- ley—7s<@7Sc. Cars M May IT, FOR HATTON—Senators Barker, Bra- ered. He had homesteaded on the prop- talion review', battalion inspection, all in s whether it was because the day, It was the dog that led the way to last year. S9: ,"a' . in»l£ \ , MI zeau, Burns, Fairchild, Fridd, Hagemeister. erty about seventeen years ago. dress, battalion drill and L’ *' Vil is the Norwegian Fourth of July. There Hudnall, Thomas, Morris, Munson, full Butt’s man- last year. 4-t. , .y Noble, Broederville. In his bedroom was found a splendid ual, fatigue Dy. p H was the greatest glee expressed on the Page, in uniform. During the bat- oats. 7142: bar . Roehr. Sanborn, Stout, Whitehead, collection of classical drill the i>'.u. faces of the outsiders who for weeks had Wilcox, Wright: Assemblymen S. Baker, works that had talion cadet captains were or- 44.124. S npniems-\\ , A. been his sole companions 1292; barley. 1.’,:.!7: lDx. ,G> ’ ; M been "plugging” ,T. Baker, Burke, Carpenter. Clausen, throughout dered successively to take command and “boosting” and for the F. LOVER. long years LOUIS. Mo. Mav H and al- Cleary, Coolidge, Everett, Grassie, Hagen, HOAX MICHIGAN the seventeen he- has volun- drill tlie battaliou. ST. Marinette man, but the sullen exiled Higher: No. ( most sheepish demeanor of the members, Ingram, Irvine, Jones, Keppel, Kuckuk, tarily himself from his fellows. r especially those who at first held for Ledviua. Mains. Marquardt, T. H. Miller, Miles Lovejoyce Arrested at Green Bay NEWS OF THE STATE. Cooper, notice- D. J. Morris, Neitzel, Noreross. Olen. Per- Leuroot and was most rin, Roycraft. John Scott, Simon Smith, as Vagrant Sought Bride able. the other hand forty-seven of DELIRIOUS TOMAll—Barbers of Tomah have voted On Stout, T. M. Thomas, Wehrwein—l7. FROM MUMPS price 44-/55%«-: .I'll.'. the fifty-two men who were in the Ilat- FOR M’GREGOR—Assemblyman Nelson Through Agency. to raise the of shaving to 15 cents. 12 cash. —William an 40e: No. 2 whit;'. J ton-Esch caucus Wednesday were blithe —l. VIIiOQUA Hutchinson, old CUn. •;! GREEN BAY, Wis., May 20.—[Spe- Student at La Crosse Leaves Bed and resident and Grand Army man of this city, KANSAS M.-v s,-;M and gay. It was the common greeting, FOR LENROOT—Assemblyman McGregor —May. ob : : — is dead, the result of a paialytic stroke. Wheat and is uu- l. cial.]—Miles Lovejoyce, who says he Wanders About Streets Seeking No. v’o >(. "Well, we won our banner —The 94b.c. • as! 1 -HI expressions. The final roll call after the members from Island, Mich., in Admission to VIROQUA contract for the erection V/95e; No. 2 besmirched,” and similar came Wilson’s an- Homes. of the new First National bank building 4. had liad the opportunity to change their May, ol%e; -Lily. - H How It All Happened. swer to an inquiry issued by a matri- has been let to George L. Smith & Co., of 2 V votes was as follows: LA CROSSE, Wis.. May 21—[Spe- South Kaukauna. The building Cash-No. mix- y, by little the details how monial bureau, was picked up by the will cost Le; 2 whbv Little of the FOR STEPHENSON—Senators Bird. cial.] —Becoming delirious through in- about $30,000. 51 No. u V, was from by Bishop. Browne, Froemming, Loekney, Mar police this morning for a vagrant. In Oats—No. - whit* , -1 Hi victory snatched Hatton cessant suffering from an attack of RACINE—The farm home of Mrs. S. C. Stephenson at the eleventh hour are tin, Owen, Stondahl; Assemblymen Ains- the municipal court he said his matri- mumps, Learned, the Bancroft, Bell, Berg, Cahoon. in Martin Burtness, a student at near county insane asylum, Kansas urn. , becoming known. It will be weeks and worth, Cam, monial prize failed to materialize and the Business university, escaped and occupied by Herman Frank, was de- Claussen. Curtiss. Disch. Durley, Ekern. §4O in trying to keep from K< eeipts. . , •; H months, however, before the whole story his sorrow he spent his room in his night clothes and begged stroyed by tire at 2 o’clock yesterday morn- nativu steGj-ri. Falvey. Georgi, Goldsworthy, Hager, Har- happy. for a ing, causing a loss of residence -io; r'^^B is known by the people of the state and rass, Heilbron, Kander, Kay, Keup. Keys. He struck Aid. Thomas admission to various homes. He was S3OOO on souiiH’i’ii .vb.B full dime the councilman called the offi- and SI2OO on furniture. cows la •[/ rs- it’s significance appreciated. Kimball. Le Roy. Luy. McGee. McGregor, and captured and taken to the hospital, ami lea After the Esch-Hatton caucus Wednes- McKenzie, Morris, F. F. Mueller, Nelson, cer. I,ovejoyce agreed to leave the city where he is recovering. LA CROSSE—The Young Men’s Christian feeders. 3.25V/.,01: . which Messrs. Neitzel, Nye, Palmer, Schauer. G. E. Scott. at once and sentence was suspended by association last night completed its build- 3.501/5.75: western H day afternoon at Nelson. ing compaign, having Clausen and Morris stood Simon Smith, Soper. Sorenson, Sprague, P. Judge Monahan. fund raised SIOO,OOO western fed - Goldsworthy, C. Thomas, Ties, Turner, Wollensgard—s3. JACOB W. EMPEY DEAD. in fie weeks. One of the leading corners eeipts. 17.0"-*: up with the others and pledged their FOR ESCH —Senators Barker, Brazeau, in the down town district will lie pur- word to support Hatton and Duncan Mc- Fairchild, Hagemeister, Resided Continuously chased and the building will be Morris, Munson, Had Near Mari- erected at I'ackers. bbeep-L J ¦ Gregor sent word that lie heartily ap- Noble, Page. Whitehead, Wright; Assembly- TOWN WILL BE GREEN. nette for Thirty-eight Years. once. Vn 6.0*1. S. Baker. J. F. Baker, WAUPACA Patrick Hanley, a steady; m’ttK-as 0 1: proved the plan of the caucus. The Demo- men A. J. F. Burke. resident range wethers, ./¦ minority in Legislature Everett. Ingram, Jones. Keppel. Mains. MARINETTE, Wis., May 21.—[Spe- of this city and a civil war veteran, aged 8 50; cratic the of- Miller, Brokaw’s Fifty-two Houses to Receive a [email protected]. Marquardt, T. H. Noreross. Wehr- 05 years, from his - fered to throw it’s support to the candi- cial.] —Jacob W. Empey, aged 69 years wandered home this M- > 01 wein—23. Paint —Paper Company died at his home in morning near the outskirts of the city and CHICAGO, 1U... ; date and settle the affair in the joint Coat of Grover Sunday morn- 2500; rs. FOR HATTON Senators Burns, Fridd, was taken with an epileptic fit caused by about *>"" b. Done. ing. He was married September - convention that evening. The offer was Hudnall, Sanborn, Stout. Wilcox: Assembly- Having Work 21 a blood vessel breaking in the brain. He 6.50; cows. r^H Carpenter. Coolidge, Hagen. Irvine, 1858, liis wife’s maiden name being Jane picked up foaming at the calves. 4.5090.. .0: g<» ; 4"- declined. men was mouth and poor Later when the failure of Goldsworthy Kuckuk, Ledvina. Olen. Roycroft, Scott, BROIvAW, Wis., May 20.—[Special.] Kyle, and came to this part of the coun- knowing no one. He died shortly after (a 6.50: to m;M 1 John Stout, T. M. Thomas—l 7. try November 11, 1869. He reaching home in an ambulance. and Nelson to vote for Hatton was the —Brokaw will be a green town here- had resided 13.500; mark." ie-; FOR M’GREGOR—Assemblymen Cleary. here continuously for nearly thirty-eight from about subject of almost universal comment. Estabrook—2. The Wausau Paper Mills com- RAClNE—Escaping the county in- 6,4000.02%; after. years. Six children survive him. sane asylum during one of the coldest roughI.OS-; , ¦ Chairman Connor’s control led those two FOR HUDNALL—Assemblyman Grassie a contract to William 6.47%: h-j'. -'-, lias awarded periods of last winter, and believed - pany by her 0.05V16.25; pms_ . votes from Mr. Hatton, but the candidate —l. to H of this city to give each house Mutes Wed at New relatives have drowned in the river or heavy, 6.:k>''M>A declined to go into conference with him. Nelson Enters Protest. Laatsch Deaf Richmond lake or have frozen ‘ ‘io.""": ", village a new covering of paint—- to death, Mrs. John Sheep—Receipts ¦ a' J • ~ f.^H even in the RICHMOND, Wis., May 1 lie stated that with the prize about During the calling of the first roll call. trimmings. NEW 21 Swartz, wife of a well-known mechanic, 4.50'// 0.20; -T „reeu white «• tives! to be snatched from him, he would enter pro- with [Special.]—A unique marriage ceremony has been found working as domestic in a lings. [email protected]; lauue, 1: ¦ Mr. Nelson interrupted the clerk to ~q q contract price is in the neighbor- this Chicago household. H e was solemnized morning by When 6.25(58.75. .. ., into no deal whatever. test against the presence in the cham- The only buildings in the the Rev she learned that A[ v 21--' For hours Mr. Connor waited but Hat- hood of §I3OO. Father M. E. Boyce. The contracting relatives were to try to induce her to re- st: LOUIS. '[!; ber of persons who were trying to exert village of a different color will be the Miss turn to Racine she again disappeared. 6300: steauy ' y. H ton refused to come. Late in the after- parties were Eliza Brickley.* daugh- eeipts, influence upon the members. He de- the new church and the pa- and *"• noon Connor called into conference Sena- club-house, ter of Capt. and Mrs. M. M. Brickie* stoekers 1 • 7-.^| manded to know whether certain persons mills. and W. Dog Killer at heifers, 2.8e-9 J••. -..qqu. . 1 tors Sanborn, Morris. Whitehead, Roehr, newspaper- nel-‘ of this city, John Ivuri of Mil- Work. Ucitei N were allowed on the floor as expects to begin work Both are cows and ii.B Wright, Brazeau, Hudnall, Stout and men or as lobbyists for or against nny Mr. Laatscli waukee. deaf mutes. The BIRCHWOOD, Wis., May 21.—[Spe- in a week or two. He will have a crew services was read as usual by cial.] —Some p ' Munson and said that he had determined The stated that the figures the offi- person lias au evident desire light, [email protected]; : !'-n k'- candidate. chairman of eight painters, and on com- ciating priest, and then the to kill heavy. uatn to stand by his friends. Messrs. Nelson sergeant-at-arms instructed to 1. sentences in every dog in this place. For the ers and best • jv: had been pleting the job by July There are book were shown to the past 2500; and Goldsworthy were present. When clear the floor of all persons except the bride and two weeks there has been au ani- eeipts 4,[email protected] fifty-two houses in the village. groom, who gave their assent by signs. mal 6.50; lambs. asked what they intended to do they those entitled to remain. found dead every day.