The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-31

~ guy goods November 81 last, an disappeared
900" NO trace of him was obtainable. though
.0"aro was offered and every exertion made
- oeeectives. 1t appears that he fell throuph an
aporture In the ferryhouse where refuse is thrown
-','o .ne river, and was caught among the logs.
winch neld him about the neck In singular grin,
preventing outcry
oUnS SPENCER accidentally shot and killed John
s' ehree miles south of PappiIon, twenty
.'s west OF Omaha, Neb., on the 2Oth inst,
JOHN BELL, conductor on the Fort Wavne Jacs-
SOU Saginaw Railroad, met with a fatal accident
WINE coupling cars at Auburn junction. Ind. on
| .ue zotn INST He was making a coupling and was
D0'"een the draw-bars when the engine backed
ana drove the cars together pinning Bell fast
anu managing his body terribly. He died soon after
the accident
Lac coner explosion at Hunters mill, Worthing-
ION, Ino, lately, caused the death of twelve per
SONS The following Is the list of the victims: A
sahoeWater, cut in two; James Hunter cut in alb.
aoihen: John Wilkee, crushed with mill stone.
oonn ophtz, cash in forehead; G. W. Bender leg
oio"i' away. Two sons of David Hunter, young
:. .ian named Ray and one named Hunter had por-
M VI tneir neads severed from their bodies.
sehueman named Hamilton and one named Sarver
We're instantly killed. their heads being bIewn off
your man named Brubaker was terribly multi
a'eo. The wounded lare John Brubaker Alfred
Huhter, III. Hash, son of George W. Bender, VIM
blano, son OF James Hunter, and another person
whose name is unknown. Several of those killed
were SO terribly mangled that they were only rec
ognized by their clothing
BLOCK of buildings in Murfreesboro, Tenn,
burned in the 10th inst. Loss sal, 900.
HE Old Stevens House, at Rochester, Mimi,
burned on the 10th inst. Loss $4,000.
FREIGHT train ran through bridge near Cam
he =,
wounaing two train men,
Two young men, named Campbell and Bailey.
nnlshed political discussion at Antrim N. H.. ON
the 18TH lnst., by the former striking Bailey and
Bailey shooting Campbell dead.
MAN named Jones shot and killed another
named Fritz in Lonoke county, Ark, on the 18Th
inst. Fritz was under Indictment for the rape of
Jones' wife.
hANs MARTIN, who had for several years been
employed in the Union Pacific Freight Department
OF Omaha, started for the Black Hills ON the 18th
INST, on an emigrant train, and the next morning.
at Shelby Station, 1913 miles west of Omaha was run
over and killed by the cars, having fallen from
platform. He leaves family in Omaha.
JAMES DEFoE, prominent citizen of Detroit,
sulcided on the night of the 18th inst, with two
ounces of laudanum. No cause was assigned
FIRE at Pntsburg, Pa, on the 18th inst, ie-
stroyed Fort Pitt Boiler Works of D. W. c. Carroll
Co., corner of Second avenue and Short street.
Loss $4,000. Insurance $25, 700.
On the 18th inst. four negroes were hung in
Aiken, s. O., for the murder of two inoffensiye
Germans, named Portman and Hausmann, and the
! robbery and the burning of their houses. Five
were to be hung, but for sufficient cause Gov.
Hampton respited one.
FIRE in Codman's building, adjoining the
American House, Boston, Mass, on the 10th inst.
caused loss of $4,000 Lewis Rice, proprietor of
the American House, died of heart disease, super
induced by excitement.
ADvIoEs from the Indian Territory say a condi-
ton OF anarchy exists in and around Oaddo, that
part of the country being under the control of a
band of desperadoes.