The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
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five or six heirs residing in Pittsburg.
HENRY l.. HooUET received So, 500 from the
people of France as Christmas gift for the
Chicago sufferers, of which Mayor Medill has
been duly notified.
SOLICITOR GENERAL BRIsrow has withdrawn
his resignation at the request of the Presi-
dent.
THE collision on the Michigan Central road
on Friday near Three Oaks, was very de-
structiye affair. Two heavy freight trains col
lided with great force, wrecking four locomo-
tives and ten cars, killing an engineer named
Charles Young, of Marshall. and .injuring two
men named Neil and Watson. Eight of the
freight cars were burned.
Tucson dispatches say the Apache Mojave
Indians who murdered Loring and party,
near Wyckenburg, have fled from the Date
Creek reservation to the mountains.
Four New York girls were seen playing
euchro while driving in Central Park. A hand
kerchef served the purpose of card-stand,
and in the lap of one of the players were sew
eral fractional notes forming the pool.
A. 2. CALAR, Republican, has been reflect
ed Mayor of Allegheny City by 1000 majority.
The residence of Mrs. Gauss in Buffalo,
was robbed of s., 500 in 500 bonds Thursday
evening.
Two locomotives on the Lake Shore Railroad
collided near Cleveland, on Thursday, killing
Charles Smith and Charles Akerman, brake
nleu-
ANOTHER r-hook murder Is reported from
New York city, the victim being Thomas Lar
kin, conductor on the Third Avenue Rail-
way, and his murderer discharged driver
named Robert Halloran.
DISPATCH from Omaha, Sunday, announces
a severe snow storm, which extended through
out the mountains to the Pacific coast. West
ern trains are snow-bound with a prospect
that several days will be required to clear the
distractions.
A MAN named Barns, residing in Kane, Pa
has been arrested on suspicion of having muir
dered his wife and child whose bodies were
found under barn near their home the for
mer strangled and the latter with lis skull
broken.
The Republican Senators have decided that
the Committee on Retrenchment will be APP
pointed the same as other committees, but not
Jointly with the House, nor with the powers as
contemplated IN Senator Trumbulls resolu-
ton.
by the President on Wednesday, where those
Of ;. IL. ilban, as register of the land office
at Stevens Point, Wis, and d. l.. Guam. re-
celver OF the land-office at Stevens Point Wis
HE Hudson River is again open for navi-
CATION most of its length. All the ferries have
resumed trips. A gorge near Newburg cannot
last more than a few hours The floating ice
rear NeWburS Is but little or no impediment
to navigation.
HERE Is ten feet of snow on a level in the
Little Cottonwood mining districts, and at
last accounts il vas still showing Freighting
ore from the mines is wholly suspended
Two brothers named McHan, one an enei-.
neer aud the other a brakesman. were run
over on the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad near Scranton, Tuesday evening.
and instantly killed.
AN express and coal train collided on the
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Friday, killing Jackson Andrews, of the coal
train Engineer Burdick. of the passenger
tram, was seriously injured and two or three
others slightly wounded
Col. \. LAWRENCE, a wealthy gentleman
aged 81, from Elgin. H.. in temporary fit of
leaped from third story window of
the American House in Boston on Friday, and
lalilnS upon some IRON picksts sustained in
junes which will prove fatal
4 WASHINGTON special says: . Genera
Sehenck, our minister to England having &C
eomplshed his purpose with reference to the
treaty OF Washington, and regarding his pres
ence here as imperative has requested the
PRESIDENT to name his successor and call him
home.
Mrs. CHARLES WIsERT, living in Shelby st
Louisville, murdered her mother in-law. An
ma h. Lorner, on Saturday evening The muir
dered lady was sixty-five years of age.
TWENTY FIVE thousand dollars worth of
silks and laces were taken from lady passen-
ger by one of the European steamers which
arrived at New York last week.
EDWARD HELsEL, farmer residing near
Bourbon, Ind, while intoxicated on Christmas.
fell from his wagon upon sharp stick. which
penetrated his brain and caused instant death.
REFORMATION has been received by a recent
mail contirmatory of the report that General
Schenck has withdrawn from the dictatorship
of the Emma mine.
lr IS stated that, by the passage of Dawes
eight hour resolution, now pending in the
Senate. the worSmen in the Rock island Ar
senal viii receive about $50. 900 back paw. that
PidCo bciuS one winch only allowed eight
hours pay for eight hours labor
q. ". WYNNE, a colored lawyer was assas-
sInated at Helena, Ark, on Monday The
murder grow out of political differences in the
late election i'll that county. Intense excite
ment prevails and hundreds of armed men are
pouring into the town, and it is feared the
murderer will be taken from the Jail and
lvnched.
TIE British Bark Chance and the Hawaiian
bark Arctic, the vessels which saved and
brought to Honolulu the wrecked seamen of
the whaling fleet recently broken no bv ice in
the North Pacific, have presented our Govern
meut claim for service rendered to the
amount of -, $40.
CAROLINE ADAMS, formerly housekeeper of
the Edsail House, at Iidgefeld, New JERSEY.
has been arrested on suspicion of being aces
sorry to the robbery of the house of some $50
V0o worth OF bonds, last week. An intimate
acquaintance of Miss Adams, named Human.
mas also been arrested, and is in Jail at Hack
ensack
Thomas HAWKINS shot and killed Port Jel- |
ton, at festive party, Christmas night. near
CoWan, on the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad. They had during the day quarreled. /
.,nt. on meeting at night Hawkins immediately
attacked Jelton, the second shot passing /
through his heart and killing him instantly, |
Jelton Is the seventh of his family who have |
met violent death
Abroad.
PRESIDENT THEIRS has issued decree dis
solving the Council at Algiers.
\ NATIONAL subscription is proposed in Eng
land to assist i'll rebuilding Warwick Castle