The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-18
THE N EW S
Miscellaneous.


was installed as Governor on Monday.
The publisher of the st. Anthony Democrat,
charged with lbeling Gov. Austin, has been
held to await the action of the grand jury.
RosENzwEIG, the abortonist, has been con-
yicted of manslaughter in the second degree,
and sentenced to state prison for seven years.
A NEW YORK dispatch says that the critical
point of Chicago's affairs is considered passed,
and there Is a better tone of confidence for the
future.
AT Memphis, on Monday, Michael Maloney,
an ex-poiceman who killed negro some
years since, was found guilty of murder i'll the
first degree.
A MAN named Bennett waa found murdered |
on the state road about eight miles from Salt
Lake City, Sunday morning, with four bullets |
in his body.
AT Wheeling, W Va, on Wednesday, John
MuIcaren. convicted of the murder of a man
named Sullivan. was sentenced to imprison
ment for life.
Ar the request of many leading citizens the
government has ordered a portion of a reg
iment Of regular infantry to Chicago for the
protection of property.
HAWKINS, the Mormon, tried and convicted
Of bigamy at Salt Lake, was on Saturday sell
fenced to pay a fine of $500 and be imprisoned
not less than three years.
J. DAILY. private soldier at the Taylor
Barracks, i'll Louisville, shot with Spring
field rifle and instantly killed j. T. Williams.
another private. Williams had been too init
mate with Days wife.
The Philadelphia Health Officers report
gives the number of small pox eases during
ftat week 5t6, and for the year / Gil. The
deaths from small pox during the weeL were
So, and for the year 2S3.
ALFRED SHELLEY, Armstead 0. Quinn G. C.
Nash, Il. Houston, Samuel Harden, and Gle
ment Penning, Of Grant Parish, were arrested
by government detectives under the Ku-klux
bll charged with murder.
BERTHA SMITH, young girl eleven wears
old committed suicide in New York on Friday
by swallowing Paris green. 1t is said that the
cause for the act was because her parents pre-
vented her attending party.
Henry DEAN THOMPSON well known pews-
paper CORRESPONDENT and reporter, has com
menced an action for libel against the Tribune
Printing Company and l.. w. Powell. Of Min
neapolis, fer 925, 600 and -, 900 respectively
Two boiler EXPLOSIONS occurred at the Vui-
can Works, in South st. Louis, on Monday.
James Enroy was fatally scalded and seven or
eight others more or less seriously injured
No material damage done to the property,
A SPECIAL from Mason, Miss, saws Weiss
Ter, who killed Shipley, of Louisville, a few
months ago at Corinth, by upsetting a lamp
upon him to cover robbery. was shot Wednes-
day night by an unknown party and killed.
CHARLES DEAN, a prominent citizen of
Greenwood. Miss, while returning home from
the Masonic Lodge, last week, was shot and
killed by an unknown assassin, who fired on
Harry NulIln, who was ACCOMPANYING him
but missed him.
The operatives i'll Chemnitz. large mann
featuring town in Saxonv, have struck work
They demand reduction of time to ten hours
ana increased pay Tor oyer-wOrk. In conse
quence OF these operations twenty factories
have been suspended.
JOSEPH JENNIE, an Illicit distler. was arrest
ed III Brooklyn by revenue officers, but broke
away. The officers fired several shots without
effect, but seriously wounded neWsbov Suh-
sequently the police arrested jennie and both
OF the revenue officers
WILLIAM c. DAVENPORT shot and killed
George Chamberlain and George Francis. near
Marshfield, Webster county, Mo, last Sarr1r-
day night. The murder was a cold-bIooded
affair
The British mail steamer Venezuelan took
fire at sea on her voyage from Liverpool. The
flames were eXtlnguished on reaching the har
Dor Of Santa Marthiny, by cutting the forward
part OF the vessel aud submerging one of the
water-tISht compartments. The fire lasted
thIrty-one hours. 1t viii take ten DAYS to re
pair it.
JUDGE BARNARD has expressed determina-
ton to stop Imprisonment for debt or as wit
ness, and that he had no doubt the murderers
of Nathan would have been discovered. but
Tor lear on the part of some one who
had seen them of indefinite imprisonment
JAMES lRorIER was recently murdered
Gear Indian Ford, Butler Co.. no., by a man
named Dyer, who approached his victim from
Iciuud. and with a cleGyer nearly cut off his
head at a hlow. Trotters alleged ofrepse was
cohahltIng with a crazy woman Over ued and
has not been caught.
lilo JANEiKo adylces to October Sth give the
Iuil text Of the emancipation bill Ii frees all
ciht'fen born OF slaves after its date. and all
saves OF the government, numbering seven
teen hundred, and establishes an enancipatiou
iihd for the benefit of existing slaves.
IHE Government is investigating the
charges against Judged W. Wright. of Wash
ihSton. formerly of Indiana in relation to the
collection OF bounties and pensions due In-
uiails' soldiers Of the Creek Cherokee and
HeuiLioie nations. WHO served on the frontier
''uliiio 'io fenelilon The alleged frauds are
slId 70 amount TO nearly 800 600
JUDGE RICHARDSON writes from London
October 2lst, that the whole syndicate busi
ness Viii lie 4 complete Success. The svndi
cate Is DOING everything III accordance wifi,
tie agreements. and the bonds are delivered
as last as practicable. lie thinks the transac
uon VIII he closed by the LIST OF December.
At me instance of Gov. Austin of Mime
SOFIA warrant has been issued FOR the arrest
OF the editor Of the St Anthony Democrat for
hrei, the latter having published articles in
ms paper charging the Governor with bribery
IN the signing of land grant bill The ST. |
i&ui Pioneer having republished the Ebclous
article, with an editorial confirming the state
hent, has also been sued for libel by the Coy
ernor
\ SINfEEN year old daughter of j l.. Bru-
btoeker, an old and respected merchant at
ioint, Dakota, committed suicide on Sun |
day evening. She had petty quarrel with |
hef brother about book The matter was |
appealed to their father, who decided against
tue SRI. Size Immediately left her seat. went
10 her bedroom and swallowed a large dose /
OF arsenic, which she was in the habit of using |
Tor her complexion. Her death ensued in a |
few hours afterward
The Chicago underwriters have agreed upon |
the following schedule for rates of insurance.
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