The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-11
HESUPERI0R TIMES.
SUPERIOR, WIS.
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well hole in Masonic Temple. while inspect
ing the building.
ROBERT BIGsBY. the English ritter, is dead
On the 23d of August several shocks Of
earthquake were felt In Guatemala, causing
great alarm, but no damage.
a YELLOW FEVER panic prevails at Marshall
Texas. They have had three cases, OF which
two have died.
Hon. John b. BALDWIN, formerly Speaker OF
the ConfedeI ate House OF Representatives,
died at Stauhton, Va. Tuesday.
A DISPATCH from Portland, Oregon, says
work on the Northern Pacific Railroad is not
suspended, and 1t is expected cars will be run
ming to Tacoma this autumn.
An official statement shows the United
States currency of all kinds outstanding at
this date $4e2, 923, o39.
Al Blackmer's mill four miles southeast
from Bridgeport, Me. on the Flint and Pere
Marquette Railway, a fue collapsed, killing an
cid man. whose name is unknown. \ horse
standing near was throw 500 feet, and, not
outstanding The horse was not seriously in
iured, the harness was torn from its body.
A CITIZEN OF CentropolIs Kansas, fell into
thrashing machine on Saturday. and was al
most instantly killed.
The failure Of the FIRST National Bank OF
Mansfield, Ohio, is a very unfortunate affair,
as the funds oi the Ohio State Boa,d of Agri-
culture, he proceeds ct the recent State Fair,
WeIe deposited with this bank at the close of
tie iar Something near s22 900 was deposit
ed 10y the trustees, but drafts on the funds had
reduced the deposit to about SIS, 900 at the
time the bank suspended.
INFORMATION has reached Halifax that the
missing schooner Three Brothers was picked
up and towod into Little River, Newfound
land. She IS a complete wreck. Several bodies
were found III the cabin. The remainder
fourteen, are supposed to have been washed
overheard
JAMES ALLEN, one OF the proprietors OF the
Douglas House, i'll Houghtop, Mich, was shot
and killed. a few days since, by young man
named Edwards. The affair was a duel, re-
suitlng from quarrel
AN agent OF the Singer and Wilson Sewing
Machine Companies has succeeded in swind-
ling the people OF FIeeport, Ill, out of be-
tween $4,000 and $50, 900 by means OF dupi
cate forged notes.
A YOUNG MAN, name unknown, suilided in
Chicago, on Sunday, 10y throwing himself ur-
der freight t ain. He was apparently about
Il years Of age. He was dressed in a dark
straw hat, black and white striped coat, and
gray pants. The letters sc. NJ were tat
tooed or his arms.
The body OF a man named Henry O'Neil
Thirty ears Of age, was recovered from
the river at Chicago. MONDAY morning.
Hon. AUGUSTUS .. EVANS died on sunday at
his residence in Hobohen. He was for many
Years uectcd with thc press first on the
New York tribune, aitelwards on the Hudson
County Democrat, Il which he was at one
time SOLE proprietor and editor He was
Speaker OF the Assembly of New Jersey in
1866 beng elected to that office by the Demo-
Gratis of Hobrken.
AT Springfield, Ill, on Saturday, lad
named McBred, was thrown from a baggage
wagon. In falling he pulled trunk off the
wagon, which lell upon his head, crushing
him So badly that he died.
TWENTY yellow lever buial5 at Memphis,
Wednesday.
JEwlsH citizens OF Louisville, on Wednes-
day, raised So Gee lor the yellow lever SUIT
lcrers.
TWENTY-FIVE THoUs AND people attended the
Northern Ohio FAIR at Cleveland on Wednes
day
IHE President has appointed Edward S.
\ gey postmaster at Plttsburg, Pa, vice
john IL. Stewart, suspended under the tenure
OF office act.
THE FIRST ku-Klux trial before state conrts
came oil before Judge Watts, jefferson coun-
n y,.,l,
and resulted IN convection Of the guilty par
tles who were sentenced to be hung in No.
yomber.
News has been received at Valparaiso that
the steamer Hooper had arrived at Pelnam-
hucco with 1, 100 miles Of CALI for the line to
Jamaica, and 1t is expected that communica-
tion with the United States and Europe bv
that line will established IN October.
TELEGRAM from London states that Sir
Ward L1ndsccr, the celebrated painter.
died on Wednesday, aged Il years.
\ SCHOOL TEACHER named Br0ckman has
tcen found murdered near Ada Ohio.
THE Leland Hotel, at springfield, Ohio. WAS
damaged Icy fire and water Wednesday even
Ip2, TO the extent OF $4,000.
The employees at the Chicago ard North
western Railway shops, III Chicago. want then
wages, and trouble IL anticipated
SIOUX Cry Nowa) dispatch SAYS that
Captain Harmon, pest trade At Fort Rice.
Dakota, after taking herd Of cattle to Gland
River started several days ago On hs return
trip 20 Fort Rice with detail Of four men
since which time nothing has been heard of
htm. GRAY. tCays art entertained that he has
been foullv dealt With Icy a stray band of hos
tile Sioux
a BIC event at Ottawa, ILL.,, on Wednesday.
was the dedication OF the soldiers monument.
Between 6,ooo and 7.090 people were III attend
ance. and hIss and other patriotic devices
were abundant
IHE charge of the Vos Publico, that armed
United states soldiers had again invaded
Mexico, is untrue. When the steamer Little
/ letta stranded on the Mexican bank of the
Eio Grapde, army paymaster Nichols was
passenger, with guafd OF United Stltes sol
dlers, who assisted IN saving the cargo. and
guerded 1t aud the paymaster's safe after
landing 1t from the wreck.
INFORMATION received at Kansas City. Mo.
states that Indians have lately run off aud
killed some CATTLE aud took supplies from buff
ialo hunters, causing much excitement among
overland traias and settlers. A SQUADRON of
cavalry, consisting ct seventy men, has been
sent into that section.
TIM Eighth Annual Fair of the Colorado
Industrial Association, opened in Denver on
Tuesday The display in all departments far