The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-10-26
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1T Amboy H., Friday afternoon, a saloon
keeper named Dennis Allen had quarrel with
one Owen O'Connor in regard to billiard
table, III consequence of which O'Connor pro-
cured pistol and deliberately shot Allen. the
ball taking effect in the abdomen, causing al
most instant death.
A POLITICAL RIOT occurred at Darlington,
Ohio, on Saturday night, in which pistols were
fired stones thrown, and bludgeons used.
Several persons were injured.
THE strike of the journeymen tailors at
Philadelphia ended Thursday, the employers
having acceded to the demand
TELEGRAM from New York states that spc-
culators in opera tickets, Saturday, to witness
the performance of Lucca, were victimized. a
large number of tickets being offered on the
street at much less than half price no takers
The cause Stewards death was not paraly-
sis, as reported. 1t was species of palsy.
HIS last words were Love one another"
MAYOR MEDILL, of Chicago, has issued
proclamation to the police authorities. direct
ing them 20 enforce the law forbiddlng the
sale of intoxicating liquors on Sunday
PHILIP WALTERS was smothcred in bin of
mlddllngs at a Cleveland Touring mill, on
Friday night.
JAS. r. SPAULDING, founder of the New York
World, more recently connected with the
New York Times died in New York, on Thurs
dav
PRINCE NAPOLEON has received notice from
the French Government that he will not be
allowed to visit France or take up his re ST.
dence in that country.
MoRRIsoN's planning mill, and Pillsbury.
Crocker & Fisk's Touring mill, in Minneapolis,
were burned on Friday night. Loss s1OO, 900.
THE office of the Raleigh Sentinel was par
tally destroyed by an explosion Of gunpowder
on Friday. The powder was placed under the
press room floor by parties unknown.
SAMUEL BARTLETT, white, and Geo W. Bar
rett, colored, were shot and killed during a
torchllght procession in Baltimore the other
night.
ANTI-CATHoLIc disturbances are feared in
Lisbon Ireland.
A POSTAL treaty has been arranged between
the United States and France. 1t fixes letter
postage at eight cents for one-third of an
ounce. Paper postage, which was eight, is
reduced to three cents. Registered letters
and the transmission of patterns are also pro-
yided for.
WHITES elevator at Van Meter, one of the
best elevators in Iowa, on the Chicago. Rock
island and Pacific Railroad, was DESTROYED by
fire Thursday night, together with 10000
bushels Of corn, and large amount cf small
grain. Loss ;15, 900, insurance $4,000,
At Hlclman's Mills near Kansas CITY. on
Friday, Harrison Young shot and killed his
brother William, and severely wounded a man
named Clemens. The tragedy resulted from
quarrel between the brothers about the nro-
posed marriage of their sister TO Clemens.
which William favored and Harrison opposed.
\ REPUBLICAN instruction has broken ont
at Feral, in the province of Corrlnno, Spain.
The insurgents took possession of the gun
boats in the harbor. The garrison is said to
remain loyal.
The pockets of the elevation of the Fall
RIVER Coal Company, at Providence, r.
were burned on Saturday. Loss 100000
The remains of the late King Charles XIV.
have been deposited beneath the Riddersholnn
church IN Stockholm.
On Friday evening an engine on the Short
Line Railroad ran into the engine of a freight
train, near Pewee Valley ten miles from Iouis
vile, wreclnng both locomotives and smash
ing two cars; nobody hurt
THE second game of the base ball Tournaments
IN Now York, between the Athletics and Mu-
tuals, resulted in favor of the former. Score.
to Z, in twelve innings
IN Ripley, Ohio on Tuesday, John Cochran.
tobacco dealer in that city, shot and NOR
tally wounded his brother-in-law. Frank sid
well, who died Wednesday morning
DIR. JOHN w. BELL, n well known nh,
Of Louisville, shot himself in front of his sons
drug store. He had been refused adrrittance
by his son. Family troubles were the cause
THE Grand Jury OF Hudson County. n. J..
has indicted .Chief of Police McWilliams and
Detective Doyle for conspiring to rob the
First National Bank OF Jersey City in June
last, having burglars tools and allowing them
to be used and breaking and entering the
bank
WOODWARD & DwIGHT's Touring mill. located
at Stanton, Macoupin county, Ill.,, was total
ly consumed by fire on Saturday night last.
The loss is from $4,000 TO SIC, 900, partially
covered by insurance.
LITHEUsER y NAUGHT's store at YpsiIanti
Mich, was damaged by fire to the extent of
$4,000.
The first shipment of grain to the st. Louis
market by the new route of the Chicago CIip
ten and Dubuque road, passed southward on
Wednesday.
JOSEPH LEAGUE has been tried four times
for the murder of an unknown woman near
Charles Station, Md. The fourth trial was
concluded in Towsontown, on Tuesday, the
jury failing to agree.
GALVESTON dispatch from United States
Marshal Rundell announces the arrest of tbe
tlynn brothers, sons of the Postmaster of
Tyler, Texas, charged with robbing the mail.
lhey made desperate resistance killing a
deputy marshal before they were secured.
ELDER RICHARDS, in the Monroe Confer
ence ct Salt Lake City, cautioned the people
against the wiles of the enemy of the King
dom, especially against their schools. He
vlsed them not to send their children to Gen
tale schools. Brigham Young followed say
ng that he differed with the speaker. Head
dcd, Send your children TO schools whom
free L thank Methodists, Episcopalians. and
all scots for establishing schools, and heaven
VIII reward them" This is a new deparfure
fer the Mormon leader.
BREyET BROADER GENERAL U,RT,r,N
BAcdE, colonel OF engineers in the army of the
United States, retired officer, died in Phila
dolphla Tuesday morning. He was seventy
i've years of age.
IN extra Of the Arizona Miner. of October
SAYS Lieutenant Max Klersendorf with tw,p-
of