The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-08
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streets. Loss $25, 00o
a FIRE at Trenton, N. j., Friday, destroyed
the wagon mandatory Of Croft & White.
Loss SAC, 000-insurance $4,000.
TIE town of Eaton, Kansas, was flooded by
rain storm, on Thursday last. -Four persons
lost their lives.
A BURGLAR named Amos D. Woodin was
shot early Friday morning, while attempting
to enter Browns lumber office at Lawrence
vile, Pa.
THERE is a wonderful increase in the bust
ness of naturalization in New York at this
time, principally among the Germans.
Rev. ROBERT SLoss, pastor of the Third
Presbyterian church, indianapolis, Ind, has
resigned TO accept the pastorate of the Four
teenth Street Presbyterian church. New York
city.
IT Is understood VIM. II. Tweed was obliged
to pay Slr. Garfield $500 to give up his in
terest i'll the Metropolitan hotel though Gar
field had never invested dollar i'll the con-
Germ.
a PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH has been ar
ranged between Captain Bogardus and Mr.
Paine, to take place at Fleetwood park the
18th of June for 4 600 side each to shoot
ut 100 single birds.
scrlbed $780, towards theprojected BROOKLYN
Baptist Home.
SEVERAL persons were badly injured by a
Wild steer IN Newark, on Friday, including
Rev DIR. Findley. Presbyterian clergyman.
THERE is a report of gold discoveries noar
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
HOG CHOLERA is epidemic in Canastota, New
York
The Government has concluded perpetual
treaty of amity with the Orange Tree State
South Africa
GEORGE RARNELI4, Chef of the Subdivision
OF Secretary.of the Treasury's office. and for
mery Deputy Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, died at Rockford, Conn, Monday
morning.
APPLEToE's Riverside Hosiery Mil. at Lacon-
Ia, N. H., was very badly damaged by fire and
water Monday afteruoon.'
ADAM NELSON was shot and killed hv the ac-
cldental discharge OF pistol in the hands of
Tom Allen, the puguIist, in his saloon at st
Louis early Monuay morning.
Il. +. hIRKHAM brutality murdered by
two rowdle6 at Rose Claire ILL.,, On Saturday
AIhe murdBrers are under arrest
Two coiored men, James and Andrew Pat
terson. became involved in q difficulty at
Union City, Indiana, while intoxicated The
former received a blow upon the head from a
club, causing his death. He was the acgressor
The knitting mill of John Maxwell, at Am
sterdam, n. Y, was destroyed by fire Tuesday
morning. Loss estimated at SIS, geo. insured
for $50 600
UNDER the Will of the late Miss Nabbv Jov
of Boston, the sum of $3.50 900 has been an
proprlated to public charities, in sums ranging
from 5000 to $40, 900.
AT the annual meeting of the Texas Pacific
Railroad, Thomas A. Scott was elected Presi-
dent, Henry G. Stebbins Vice President. and
Edward Perrepont Treasurer.
The city Of New Haven proposes to present
million dollar State-House, to the State. if
the capital Is removed to that city.
The total reduction by the tariff and inter
nal revenue sections is estimated at S44 600,
LIBBIE GARRABRANT, for the murder of
Ransom J. Burroughs, at Paterson, n. J.. has
been sentenced to be hanged July 10Th.
MILLIONS of locusts have appeared in Bour
bon county, Kentucky 1t is feared that thew
viii damage the young fruit.
\ CHILD ten months old was horribly LAGER
ated in the face by a cat. at Portland, Me. a
few days since. Large pieces of flesh were torn
from its checks.
CAPT. GEO. WRIGHT, U. S. A.. on Saturday
night fell over the banisters of the Brandredtb
House, in New York city, and was so seriously
wounded that he died in a few hours.
Ten wooden buildings in East New York
suburb of Brooklyn, owned by T. r. lIilI were
burned on Monday. Loss $50, 0C0-partlally
insured.
a DIsTLLERY, with bonded warehouse and
two tenement houses, barns, &c. were burned
at Syracuse, n. Y, Saturday Loss. $50. 900:
insured for so, 600 Accidental.
AT Joliet, H., Friday, large boiler in the
IRON and steel works burst, killing John Leon
ara, fatally IuIur1nS a man named Wheeler
and seriously woundinS Devlin, fireman
GEN GRANGER reports a collision between
The troops and thieving band of Utes at
ieue Amarita. northwest of Arbiguar, on the
9TH INST. One Indian was killed, and one SOL
der severely wounded.
The Cincinnati express eastward bound
Thursday evening, when near Otisville. n. Y.
going at the rate Of thirty miles an hour ran
INTO freight train. The engines collided.
shattermg both badly and completely tela
scupIg the baggage ear. The baggage master
had his leg broken and the engineer and fire
man were also injured. No passengers were
hurt
y TERRIFIC tornado passed over several
counties on the Mississippi river in the central
portion of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois
on Friday
\ GENTLfSAN named Paine, living at Rose
I'LL, suburb of Chicago. while walking ON
the track Of the Northwestern Railroad near
that village, was struck by an engine and in
stantly killed.
Rtv- DIR. HENRY S. MOVES, Professor of
Mathematics III the Northwestern Upiver.itv
at Evanston. Illinois, died at his residence
there Thursday morning of disease of the kid
neys, aged is
EDWIN HARRIS, Is years old, was seized with
cramp while bathing in the Scioto River If
toiamhus, ONO, Thursday and drowned in
me presence of his father and brother.
FIRE thus morning at Union Hall Jersey
eity, destroyed Clare's piano factory and con
tents, together with the dwelling house of I'll.
proprietor. Loss SGT, 900 fireman nan,d
holman was seriously burned.
THERE Is no change in the Spanish Nipiste-
nal situation. The present Cabinet ins,sts
upon the acceptance of their resignation "a
baila declined to form new ministry. OWING
90 III health. His Majesty has now reouested
LeIrohs 70 undertake the task.
THE vessel collidns with the steamship R,l-
tlmore was the Spanish steamship lorenzo
Aempfum. There are hopes of saving the