The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-19
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H1S WIG, IN Boston, on TUESDAY.
a TORNADO passed over Evansville, Indiana,
Monday night, blowing down trees, unroOfing
buildings, Ieveling crops, etc.
A HURRICANE passed over Odin, ILL.,, Monday
night. unroohng houses. A tin ROOT deposited
on the railroad was moved by the assistance
OF a locomotive. The Protestant Methodist
Church was wrecked. The Methodist Church
and engine house at Salem were wrecked.
Orchards, miles Of fences, aud thousands of
acres of gra in were blown down.
The prevalence of the cholera in Venice is
officially announced. Bulletins of the pro-
grtss Of the disease will be issued daily by
the sanitary officers.
LoNDoN telegram states that the Bank OF
England forgers will be tried i'll August.
The Shah of Persia, before leaving London,
made presents, including eight thousand dol
lars, to the servants of Buckingham Palace,
and twelve thousand dollars to policemen sta
toned i'll London.
A FIRE at Strathro!, Canada, destroyed
block OF buildings valued at $4,000
DURISG row at Pinche, Cal, Sunday after
noon, man named Harrington shot and
wounded Messrs. Lynch, ONeal, Frank
Schsenmaker and Sullivan.
DIR. FoNTAINE, of Spencer, Mass, has been
indicted for causing the death of a child by
using smallpox virus for vaccination.
VICE-PREsIDENT WILSON, health is seriously
impaired
A LOCOMOTIVE off the track at Pittsburgh,
brought down the roof of the round house by
plunging into and knocking out the main sup
port on Sunday.
WHILE a family named Little, at Winchester,
Va, were at breakfast on Saturday. feud
broke OUT when two is, named Oscar and
Lycgus, commenced firing at four other sons
and their mother, the firing being returned
by the other sons. Oscar was wounded, cap
tured and sent to jail. Another son. named
Clinton, was wounded also the mother. Gin
ton died Saturday evening, and the mother
Will die.
AT Carmi, H., on Friday last, a son of Mr..
Upton, while driving reaper, was killed by
lightning, as also were his two horses A ter
rible storm visited that place on Monday last,
drmohshing the corn. Several horses were
killed by lightning.
BAUM's produce and shipping warehouse,
Graves planning mill and two small buildings
adjoining, were burned by an incendiary fire
at Norfolk, Va, Thursday. Loss $50, 900 :;
partly insured.
LOUIS JACKEz1NIER and wife were drowned
by the capszlng of their boat while sailing on
the lover bay, in New York, on Sunday.
Three others who Were accompanying them,
were rescued.
john WILSON fatally shot David Brown III
Philadelphia. Tuesday morning-both colored.
Wilson escaped. jealousy was the cause.
\ SMALL soop was found IN the bay at
Boston, Monday, and when being righted
body became disengaGed from the rigging and
sunk. II Is supposed that three others were
drowned when the s00p capsized.
ANDY STEWART and Tom Anderson had a
fight in Washington, Monday night. Friends
OF the latter ntertcred, and were between An
derson and Stewart when he drew a revolver
and fred, killing William Taylor All colored
ALEX. DINGwELL. Jr.. fireman on the De
troit and Milwaukee Railway, was knocked off
lis engine, Friday, and killed.
DEATHS in New York last week, $50 in
crease, 1876 over the previous week.
ADvICEs are received of the destruction by
fire, Sunday, of the business portion of the
village oS Frog Level, in Newberry county, S.
{. Loss 100000; insurance very small.
CHOLERA Is disappearing at Nashville, and
breaking cut in Chattanooga, - deaths being
reported Ia torty-eight hours. Cincinnati had
seven deaths flom cholera Monday, and Mem
phis only three.
French woman aud child in Dudley,
Mass, were SO badly burned by an explosion
ii Kerosene oil. Saturday night, that both
died, and another child cannot recover
WILLIAM y. LINCOLN. of Dedham, Mass,
while walking with his wife Sunday evening
near that village. was shot by some unknown
person, one bali entering his left side. just
below tle heart. and the other at the knee
The wounds are dangerous. No clue to the
assassin.
\ DESPATCH from Col SANKEY'S Yellowstone
EEpedition, dated camp 20 miles west of Bis
maUcb, June Seth, states that the health of
the whole Commission was good. The Indians
were offering no serious resistance to the To-
cation Of the railroad through their hunting
grounds An abundance of coal of good quail
Ity was found twenty-scven miles west Of the
Missouri River ON the surveyed line of the
road, and the country thus far traversed by
the cSpgditonary force is an excellent one,
we'll Srassed and watercd,
ONO canals have suffered damage to the ex-
tent OF 100000 by the recent storms.
\. ". RICHMOND. Of Buffalo. n. Y, has
bought the stallion Rcd Wing from Gilbert
butcher, of st. Paul, MINI for twelve thou
sand dollars.
AMERICAN GIRL was beaten by Sensation at
Dexter Park, Chicago, on Monday, the latter
winning three out of four heats. Best time
2:25k.
DURING thunderstorm Friday, Francis
Hall and his son John. working in field near
Brooks crossing, \. j., were struck by light
nlnG. The young man vas instantly killed
and the father severely injured.
The bark Amecitia. from Quebec for PIym-
outh, England, went ashore on Cape GrIla
United States, June IS, and Captain Harrison,
first mate Candle and three of the crew were
drowned, while making an effort to carry
a line ashore.
IdE oclOta river has overlooked the extern
sIve broom-corn fields in the vicinity of Cir
cleville, Ohio, probably running from 500 to
tened down and DIRT washed on to it, so that
much of cannot rise.
SUNDAY afternoon, David Cone a jeweler
at No. 1888 State street Chicago, went with
his family te Lincoln Park. During their alb
scnce his store was entered by burglars. who
succeeded in carrying of about 50 500 worth
property.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made at Pittsburg
Tor the reunion of the Army of the Cumber-