The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-14
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the city of Madison. Ind, for the arrest and |
conviction of the ASSASSIN of Henry II. Arm
strong at that place on the 18th of October.
Ma. JOHN HARTY, an old and respected cit-
zen of Madison. Ind, and formerly an extern
sye ship owner, died at that place on Thurs
day evening, aged rs years.
EDWARD DoRvALI, mechanic, was murder !
ed in the streets of Chicago, on Monday night |
last.
The clubhouse of DR.. Luke C. Cockburn, of
Tacoma, Arkansas, together with thirty bales
of cotton was accidentally burned Wednesday.
Loss &. 600.
THE Memphis Industrial Exposition closed
Friday evening. 1t has been decided
success financially and otherwise. A grand
ball-masgue will be given IN the hall next
Wednesday under supervision of the officers
OF the Exposition.
THE Burdick House, ltusville Pa, was
burned on Friday. Loss $4,000.
THERE was destructive fire in Mllledgevle
Ga.. Friday morning, which destroyed the no.
I'll block. containing several stores and resi-
dences
IT showed heavily throughout New Hamp-
shire on Friday.
other bruser is announced to take place in
Little Rock on Saturday.
The wife OF DR.. Benjamin F Hardy prom
inent physician of San Francisco took dose
ot chloroform to cue neuralgia and died from
the effects of the dose.
BURGLARS entered David Preston & Co.'S
bank. IN Detroit, and gaining entrance to the
vault, secured 81 ,z75 in money and valuable
papers from tin boxes deposited by customers.
They had nearly succeeded in blowing open
the bank safe, when ihey became alarmed and
fled
The name OF the railroad emplove smother
Cd to death In st. Joseph Hospital, 81, Paul.
Thursday morning, was George Calder,
brakeman on the Lake Superior read. He had
Just met with an accident by which one of his
arms and shoulders was fearfulIv crushed.
THF widow of 4. D. Putnam, who was killed
N New York, by Foster with car-hook, has
brought suit against the Seventh Avenue Rail-
road Company to recover S., 600 for the loss OF
her husband, her counsel contending that the
Company was bound to protect him from in
iGry while on their cars
Two FREIGHT trains on the Louisville and
Cincinnati Railroad collided near Verona on
Monday. One Of the locomotives was totally
demolished, and the other materially dam
AGED. Eight freight cars were smashed, and
the freight damaged. Loss $40 600. Three
men were slightly Injured.
DESTRUCTIVE conflagration occurred on
Sunday last, in the village Of New London
huroa County, Ohio, which consumed row
ot frame buildln S in the heart the business
portion OF the town. An entire block was
burned over. The total loss is about $50 O0O
FIRE at Lexington, KY. on Thursday
night destroyed nineteen buildings, the ma
iority of which were tenement houses, pripci
pay occupied by negroes.
\ FIRE broke out in an upper Steering room
o. 1t. Joseph's Hospital st. Paul, Thursday
morning. The occupant of the room, a suf
fHfef bV 4 railway accident, was smofhered
to death before he could be removed. The fire
was subdued without serious damage.
HE New York Commercial Advertiser h3 9
information that the colonsts of British
N2flh America are preparing to hold mass
meeting in favor OF annexation to the ITp;tel
states. There said to be ter, ORGANIZATIONS
III the Dominion whose sole aim is annexa tio,
HE authorities failed to discover the conn
terieHer Of the Union Pacific income bonds
ohe hundred and eighty coupons. purportipo
- ne OF el,ouO bonds have been paid, and if
The bonds to which they purport TO CORE
SPohd are also engraved, the counterfeit will
o al least one hundred and eighty thousand
dollars
The sugar in the remaining warehouses
Woodruff Robinson. BROOKLYN. was DAMAGED
$4,000 to S1o0,O 900 on Thursday, bv fro oc-
casloned by the falling walls
INFORMATION reached Nashville of despe,..
ATE vendetta IN O'Brien county a few DAYS
ago, IN which two men lost their lives. Two
brothers named Macumber, running a mill
had an emrloye named Saunders. The broth
efs had wordy alteration with him. which
resulted IN one of them shooting Saunders N
the side. Saunders returned the fire. k;llinc
him instantly, and infiicting wound on tho
other Of which he died.
MRS y. IL. FooTE and Mrs. McOua1e xero
seriously injured by collision, at Deputv
lad, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Tuesday morning.
MICHAE MAHER was crushed IN dao+r h., =
safe IN St. Louis on Tuesday
THERE is good reason for believing tbot tho
President viii, in his forthcomine, mosssoe
recommend Congress to complete the work os
amnesty by making it universal, restoring
those to citizenship who are now excluded nv
the third section of the Fourteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution.
hIEBEL LINCoLN's bedstead factory in
Inuadelphla, was burned Tuesday afternoon
Loss 900 to $4,000. The premises occn-
pied by B. D. Kelley as sash and door man
factory were also burned, causing a loss of
$1,000
AT louisville, on Tuesday evening. d. 4.
SafSedas clerk, struck dog crouching I'M
Ger the steps OF his residence with the butt of
gun. Inc hammer struck the stone step and
discharged the gun, lodging the load of buck-
shot in the young mans breast. He ran twep-
y or thirty steps, saying ''Tm shot and fell
dead on the pavement.
Coal has advanced to rs and 80 cents
hush5l II Davenport, Iowa.
1HE Constantine (Mich.) Wooden mills were
destroyed by fire Tuesday evening. The loss
ABOVE insurance viii be about $4,000
TIE extensive book and job printing estab.
hshnent OF Rand & Avery, No. 3 CornbjlI
street, Boston, was burned on Wednesday
evening Til Office was the most comrIcte in
New England. Loss 1850 900 Three hun
cred persons arr thrown out of EMPLOYMENT
\ ttEE n Jersey City, Wednesday even iny
destroyed Perrin 4 Hane's steam saw mill and
jarvis Henwoods extensive tobacco ware
h'dse, containing about three thousand hogs.
heads Total loss nearly $500. 600.
1hh PRESIDENT has appointed G.. ". Fairman