The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-08
The West.

sEyEHE storm on Lake MIchigan-the
hardest since 1859-caused great loss to the
shipping interest. The lower part of the city
of Milwaukee was submerged for two days,
and considerable damage was done to that
portion of the city by the food.
PATsEY MANLEY, horse trader, who WAS to
have fought Martin Broderck in the same
IN which Allen and Hogan was expected to
fight IN, was found in dying condition in ST.
Louis He was shot through the left breast,
and Mike McCoole, the prize fighter. has been
arrested as bis murderer.
The Pacific Express, on the c. and n. W.
r. r., was run into by a freight lrain near
Cedar Rapids, Ia, on Thursday. ]. Is. Wat
Rjns, SuPerint.ude of the Iowa Division.
was killed by Tie cars. No one else was in
jucd.
\ MOB eff disguised men, sixty strong, at
tackled party OF seven deputy sheriffs,
guarding the jail at Centerville Ind, which
the workmen are tearing down to remove to
the new county seat. After flung one hun
3ra} shots from the small arms, without Sc
nous results, SIX pound cannon loaded with
spikes, nails, and scraps of iron was fired at
the doors, which being demolished, the mob
occupied the SLeI is residence, forming a
part Of the jail building.
RICHARD EDWARDS, of Cincinnati, aged Al
years, shot and killed Jno. Edwards, his
father, through the abdomen. Richard Ed
wards Is under arrest for murder The testi-
maay IS complete as to the circumstance.
Richard saws bis father was drunk, abused ms
mother and that he left the house and went
- change ms pistol from his coat to his pants
pocket, when it went off and shot his father.
who was following several feet behind him.
The Pan Handle shops at Indiana polls are
a-ain working their full force, the men dis.
charged a few weeks ago being re-enigloved
! HOUSE occupied jointly by John and Jona-
taan Robbins and their families. IN Mercer
county, 81 o., was burned last week. Two OF
thl.r children persisted in the flames two
were fatally burned, and two others escaped.
NEARLY COO goo people have visited the Chi
cage Exposition.
IHE failure of James Matthews bank at
NeEaunse, frightened small depositors. main
~ miners, ia he banks Of the iron region.
and lUu upon the banks IN Marquette. Ne.
2aunce and IshpemiUg was the consequence.
Business m n are not at all alarmed. and con-
unae 80 deposit II Is not known that the
banAs nave shown any sign5 OF weakness. The
citizens banks are being prepared for all
emergencies.
IHE aggregate receipts If wheat at Chicago,
Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland, st.
Louis, and Duluth, from Jan. to Oct. IS,
INST, were %, 15g, 1913 bushels, while the re-
eelpts for tn corresponding period of last
year were only o, 619, Az bushels. The ship
meats tor the same period from the ports
mentioned were 44,935, 762 this year, compared
with p, s34, 793 IN 1872.
". q. STEWART, receiver OF the Dubuaue
Swings Gank, has ordered an assessment of
90 ger cent. on the stock, to pay up deposit
tors.
IHE sllver-plating Company, of Aurora. ILL.,.
having -educcd the wages OF their employees
70 per cent, several OF the men quit work.
and more threaten to do SO unless the COM
pany return to the customary wages. The
scarci' ' Of money has compelled this sudden
change