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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1885
Page
1
In a village tale, Jamie and Juliet navigate love, memory, and change. Juliet's charm and fear of loss shape their bond, while a vanished fiancé and a beloved dog expose fragile loyalties. The turning moment reveals deep affection and a confession that alters their future.
A council of physicians conclude Gen. Grant will not die suddenly but will weaken to the point of bedrest. They say cancerous trouble cannot be cured beyond cleansing and cocaine. He insists on dressing himself at noon on the 2d, mocks age, and clings to work on his book despite suffering and admonitions.
Black River Falls voters chose license over temperance by about 40 percent. The anti temperance ticket collapsed except for H. H. Price who ran on both tickets in the temperance ward. Campaign rhetoric aimed at race prejudice hurt temperance, leaving its supporters discouraged. In a separate note from La Crosse, Washburn estate trustees report 75,000 for grounds and building to support a 875,000 legacy for the Washburn Orphan Asylum in Minneapolis. Trustees will allocate 75,000 for building with 300,000 endowment, and Wisconsin trustees expect 10,000 of 50,000 allotted for La Crosse library. Mrs. C C Washburn in good health under care of Dr. Channing in Brookline.
In Florence County Wisconsin the case State of Wisconsin v C E McIntosh was dismissed by dis in response to a citizens petition bolle prosiqui entered. Separately President ordered a court martial for Brig Gen W B Hazen on charges of conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The court will meet in Wasurxeros on the 11th inst with Maj Gen Hancock as president.
Carrina Fangs Wisconsin March 6 Fred Becker Bloomer town treasurer is at home collecting town tax. Bondsmen satisfied he will straighten accounts. Board reports settlement but notes $2,535.23 deficit mainly license, state and school money. Becker suggests possible accounting error to explain deficit. Dakota Capital Bisararer March 6 capital-emoral bill advances. veto expected May 1 1886. Woman suffrage bill passes council with referendum. governor undecided.
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