The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-04

Marble Hall, Va, Is excited over the 1nysterl-
GUS murder OF Charles Brown, a merchant, and
James Heck, his clerk. Their bodies were
found in the store on the morning of the 25th.
During quarrel at New York city, on the
Goth, Thos Murray, aged 36, was fatally injur-
ed by Henry Brown
Michael hirtZ. young unmarried man, re-
siding at Detroit, Mich, celebrated thank6glv-
ing forenoon by filing UP with cheap whisky
and III the afternoon accepted wager to drink
pint more. Soon after he lapsed into q state
Of apparently lifeless drunkenness, in which
condition hewas laid away in a barn to sober of.
At O'Clock he was found dead.
Charles Ross, an aged colored man, was muir
dered at BOrdentown, \. j., on the 26th during
party at the house of Charles Moss. Henry
Williams and Charles Moss are under arrest
Smith Hayden, q colored man of Marshall
county, Teas, had dispute on the 21st with
Mrs. Hayden about church matters. The dis
pute waxed warm, and the lady in the case
struck her spouse with an ak, splitting hls head
and killing bip instantly. Mrs. Hayden has
been indicted for murder in the first degree.
Holmes spears, a farmer living near the
Shaker settlement at NisEayuna. \. Y, Vas
murdered in the woods at night, and there II
every reason to believe that he was mistaken for
Salem Richmond, trustee of the Shakers, who
usually carries considerable money.
-Four prisoners tired 10 make their escape
from the California state prison on the 21st inst.
by scaling the walls. They were detected. One
Of the party, 7. Gibson, was shot dead by the
guards; the Others were captured alive.
In braWl al Mexican house Of nl-repute at
Galveston, Texas, Oh the 29d, a soldier was
killed. Several Mexican houses were fired by
the enraged soldiers and great excitement pre-
vailed for while. hexicans left the city in
arge numbers.
At Allentown, Pa. on the 22d inst, al IN
married man named Charles Schaeffer. aged %,
and married woman named Florev Gehringer,
aged 30. had an alteration II Sprangs saloon.
during which Mrs. Gehringer drew a large
knife and stabbed Schaerer i'll the heart Mrs
Gehringer Was arrested and placed IN jail. Both
of the parties were drunk OF the time OF the
quarrel.
Mart Duggan, & well-knowp character, shot
and killed Louis Lamb on the street ar Lead
vile, Col, Oh the 22d.
Ia q row at Fort Pierce, Col. Arkansas Joe
was killed and four others wounded
jenny and Charles Williams, oOlorec, quar-
reled on the Goth at Louisville, KY, when the
former stabbed the latter to the heart, killing
hun INSTANTLY
William Engeiskincher fatally shot John
Meahan during an ARRAY in saloon Of New
burg, \. y, on the Goth.
VI. K. Rhehocek, Bohemian attempted To
murder Anna Greaser, st. Louis nvmph, on the
10th, and then killed himself The woman will
recover.
Phillip Bon, & steamboat engineer, was found
nj the foot Of q flight Of stairs belonging 10 q
house on Second avenue, Pittsburg, Pa, on the
20th, IN an insenslble condition, and died short
ly after. The fatal wound was inflicted with a
heavy instrument. FIVE parties are under
arrest, charged with the crime.
Daniel Connor5, who had q mother and other
relatives ii Chicago was shot dead on the 18th
INST, at Lincoln, H., by John Glare. evidently
on suspicion of criminal intimacy with his wife.