The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26
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on the improvement in his health.
TERRIBLE storm visited IfontoD, o., Tues
day morning. Steamers on the Ohio had to
tie mp. The IRON and steel company building
was struck by lightning, and bricks hurled
from the walls violently. large iron bar
was torn from the hands of fireman. He
was severely shocked.
REPORTS from all sections of Virginia report
the oat crop as the finest i'll that state tor
many years Wheat is harvested, and viii
hardly yield an average. Copious rains have
been general throughout the state the past
two weeks, and the corn crop is very proms
ing.
THE Commissioners of the Northern Pacific
Railroad have decided to make the western
terminus a Tacoma, Washington Territory.
LIGHTNING demolished the sple of the Ger
man Reform Church at Orrville, Ohio. Mon
dav night. 1t Fredericksburg an unknown
man sought shelter under tree and was
killed
BY examining then books, the Louisville
Public Library officers discovered that the
ticket drawing the capital pTIze- 800 600
Was bought by L. IL. Keith, of Kingston,
Mass and the ticket craving the second
prize-550, 000-was bought by Willis Morely
o. Giles county, Tenn. The parties have been
notified that the money is subject to their
order.
NM, f. UNDERTOOK, charged with the muir
der OF a strange man near JennerviIle, Penn
township, Chester county, Penn, was arrest
cd III Baltimore, Tuesday morning, at the
planning mill OF Otto Duer, where he was at
work, and taken to Chester county.
FouR fires III Louisville, Tuesday night de
atroyed 800, 900 worth Of property.
DURING a fiye-mile single scull race between
John BigIan and Ellis Ward, at Springfield.
Mass, Ward was seized with vertigo, bringing
the race to n sudden close
THE German Government has Just made
another purchase of United States bonds to
the amount OF two millions.
AIRs. RACHEL MoFFAT, of Adel, Iowa. was
struck BY lightning and instantly killed while
It'll her garden last Sunday. She was one OF
oldest settlers in that region. Her grand
chld, who was with her, was also seriously
burned by the same flash.
On Monday afternoon lightning struck a
barn III BIis-held, Mich, 'and killed young
son Of liey. Mr.. Quick, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church.
RECENT Investigations prove that the peach
cop at South Haven viii be the greatest ever
known. At some points On the east shore
they are an entire failure, but at South Haven
many owners are thinning them out Small
luts OF all kinds ale a full crop also
THE Shah Of Persia has conferred decora
ton on VI. Buffet, President of the French
Assembly.
The permanent retirement of Bismarck
from the German Cabinet will soon take place
SPANISH troops sacked the town Of San
Gulsa, burned the factories and insulted the
women.
FIRE II the Bureau of Medicine and sur
gerry At the Washington Navy Yard destroyed
j number II valuable records
THE Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company have purchased 100 acres
q land near Cleveland, Tor shops and yards
CaoP reports ncm Arkansas, North Missis-
sippi aud Wet Tennessee are much more en-
eomdgnug, though u drouth is feared. Re
ports from North Alabama are conflicting,
and the appearance OF cotton caterpillars is
reported III several sections, likewise IN the
prairie regions Of Mississippi.
john kIDoELY aud Isaac Cole, two of a large
gang q ,ounterteIters, were arrested at Eaton,
Ohio, on Monday.
GN Monday man named John Sullivan en-
gagged III laying sewer pipe IN Cleveland. was
buried beneath. ten feet of heavy soil, the
dutch having cayed III upon him. He was dug
out by his eilow,laborcrs, aud died in seven
minutes after beng extncated
SUIT as been commenced in the United
states District Court against Duden, Freres &
GO. lace importers Of New FORK for one hun
dred and two thousand dollars penalties for
alleged irregularities III importing goods, in
yolying frauds on the revenue laws.
JACOB HOFFMAN and William Eberhardt
Who were 50 badly burned during the fire at
Ebertns.s brewery, Mglrssiana, last Tuesday,
died on Saturday.
Sly hundred packages of goods from the
wreck Ut the steamer City Of Washington
have duted to sea.
BY SIX years old while carrying a bottle
# whisky t. the hands III the harvest field
near slmsonIa, ky, drank freely of the liquor
en- the way, and died IN few houTs.
IRE IN Greenbush, RENSSELAER, county. n.
J., opposite Albany, Sunday evening, de-
suoyed twenty four dwellings,. located on
Broadway, Columbia and Academy streets
also Coilender's lumber yards and Rono's and
irascrs coal yards. Loss estimated between
>l5o,ooo aud 5000 900 insurance small. A
boy named Brady was burned to death.
GEORGE HAzENFELDT, while killing fish near
Jackson, California, with giant powder. had a
cartridge explode IN his hand, blowing HIM to
pieces. One arm and portion of the body
have not been found
YOUNG MAN named Gill sueided with ar
senIe, at Mlddieport, Licking county. Ohio,
Saturday, to prevent his wife from obtaining
4 divorce
1T New Orleans, while the Phoenix fire com
ranlss We're trying their new steamer, the
brass nozzle II the hose flew of. striking John
DOYLE. who was holding the pipe, killing hin,
instantly.
THEEE men working OH : sea fold at the
west per OF the bridge at ST. Louis. fell into
the river Saturday evening, and one of them
John flatt, OF Ohio, was drowned The other
two swan ashore.
IHE deaths IN st. Louis the past week were
I'll, the same number as last week OF this
number 81 are reported as cholera murbus and
~ as cholera intautum and summer complaint:
$50 children under five years are included in
The list
AYoUNG lady named Amelia Lang. of Grove
land, was burned 70 death at Austin Corners.
Mich, Wednesday night, when asleep in the
house Of Mr.. John Lowry which accidentally
ea1ght fire aud was consumed.
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