The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30
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ness. and an officer is at the house in charge.
JAMES Do1EN was run over by train on the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad, in
Chicago, Friday evening, and ins family killed
THE dealers in champagne in New York are
arranging for ameeting toiconsider the pro-
priety OF advaning the prices of champagne,
owing to very bad vintage in France.
THE Marchase picture-frame mandatory
No $40 West Twenty-sixth street, New York,
was destroyed by fire on Friday night Loss
ever $4,000.
IT is rumored in army circles that Rrigad-
General o. 0. Howard viii be promoted to the
grade of Major General, rice Meade, deceased,
and will be retired Immediately with the full
grade of Maior-Gencral on account of long and
faithful services and wounds received therein.
The retirement OF General Howard will still
leave a vacancy in the list of Major-Generals,
which will probably be filed by the promotion
OF General Terry or General Candy.
THE annual report of j. W. King, Engineer
in-chicfof the Navy, has been submitted to
the Secretary. It embraces several subjects
Of Importance TO the navy and to marine en-
gineering.
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company on the wcstwardl-bound train on the
Michigan Central Railroad caught fire Thurs
day night between Detroit and Chicago, and
with its contents was entirely consumed.
loss is heavy.
4 CORoRER'S JURY in New York, on Monday,
rendered a verdict that the death of Louis C.
Samuels, an inmate of the Wards Island In
sane Asylum, was the result OF improper treat
ment at the lands of ignorant and ncompe.
tent attendants also that the testimony show
cd a very lax and improper administration of
affairs Of the asylum.
At Westchester, Pa, on Wednesday evening.
George Grant, under sentence of death for
the murder of his wife, attacked keeper
named B. i. Haines, and nearly killed him
before he could be secured.
Two Italians came to Dover, N J.. on
Thursday, from New York, and visited the
shoe store OF Giovanno Barotti One of the
men claimed Bariotti's housekeeper as his
wife. and, after slight alteration, stabbed
the woman in the mouth with a stilletto. She
died instantly. Bariotti attempted to rescue
her, aud was also stabbed i'll the abdomen
and viii probably die. Both men were ar
rested
II is understood that either Brigadier Cen
eral A. H. Terry, now commanding the De
partment Of tho South, or E. r. s. Candy.
ommandmg the Department of Columbia.
viii be appointed Major General in place Of
General Meade, deceased.
y FIRE occurred atithe Maryland penitentia-
~, on Thursday evening, doing damage to
tie amount OF eco.
DURING an election in the Sixth ward Of
Baltimore, on Thursday, to fill a vacancy, a
party Of men, mostly colored, fred into 3
crowd OF people collected at the corner al
tayette street aud Broadway, killing Isaac
Barr, aged 16 and mortaliy wounIing John
conway, aged So. Another boy received a
flesh wound. Immediately after firing they
broke and run, when those fred into returned
the shots, without effect.
-. c. GfLDMtN has been naucuralcd Presi-
dent of the University, at Oakland, Cal.
II IS reported that the boundary Ine com.
mission have found the Canadian Custom
House at pemblna to be on the American side
81 the line, which is said to be run between
the Custom House and the Hud IN Rav Com
rauys post.
TIE large Touring mill of Charles Hosso. at
NlttenhurG, Perry county Mo. was burned
Wednesday night. The loss is $4,000.
THE body Of Rachael Montague, the coIored
girl who died about week agoin WASHINGTON
from burning by coal oil, was on Tuo sdav dis
inferred by order of the Coroner, and an il
quest held,whi resulted in verdict that the
deceased came to her death from having coal
oil poured over her body and then isnitel.
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cited by Mrs. Woodruff as authority for some
Ct her charges against Henry Ward Beecher
was IN New York on Wednesday, and on hsy
ing her attention called to the Matter. en-,
phatically denied the allegation, and declared
ler conviction that Woodhull's statements arc
untrue in every particular
GEN. Gro. G.. MEADE died at his residence
m Philadelphia, Wednesday evening of pneu.
monia.
GOV NAsHBURN, of Wisconsin, has issued
proclamation appointing Nov % as a dav OF
Thanksgiving throughout the State.
CHARLES JOHNSON, recently convicted in
Washington of numbering his wife, has beer
sentenced To be hanged the 10th OF December
AMtN named McMullen was killed on TuCs
day at Henry Creek, near Council Bluffs. Iowa
ny Alfred Frazier. The parties were discus
sing politics, and upon McMullen becoming
abusive. Frazier struck HIM blow on the
head with his fist, when McNulen expired al
most instantly. Frazier is at home awaiting
ii rest.
ar Louisville, on Wednesday, Edward Col
well and John Graf, while at work PAINTING
on ladder suspended from the roof of a houst
were thrown to the pavement, twent, five fee
ty the breaking Of the rope Graf died in :
few minutes, Colwell is MORALLY injured.
1T Nepance, Ontario. ON Saturday. Mr.. r 4
Leslie OF the Bank of British North America
Of that town, and his accountant. Mr.. Ncner
mid, we're preceding Down ihc r,ver in ,
small boat, about four o'clock. on q shooting
'<pedluon, and when about mile down IN,
stream, were overtaken by the steamer Quail
which threw them line. intending Ia heir
nom along bat unfortunately. hv some mis-
management, 1t was capsized, and both gen
tlenen were drowed.
WEDNESDAY afternoon man was ionpf
heating IN Charles River. near Boston. IN tw,
harels-the body n one and the head apf
legs III the other. The remains we've taken
ashore and found to be terribly mutilatod
The head and legs were found 10 he chopped
on the trunk. The body was we'll dressed
gold watch was found i'll one Of the barrels
Abroad:
tAEIINAL LERrGI AMAT, Vice Chancellor Of
Tue Holy Roman Church. died in Nice, on