The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-01-01
NOrtuarY.

The death Is announced at Spottsylvania, Va,
Of Gaspar Iochman, a leader of the Polish revo-
luton, and bllgadler general IN the confeder-
ate service.
The widow of Bishop Uphold, Of Indiana, has
passed away, at the age of 50.
William G. Holmes, well known as q bookscl-
Ter III Chicago since 1857, Is dead. He was one
Of the founders Of the Jefferson Park Presbytc-
ran church.
Francis w. Thompson, former grand master
OF the Masonic order in Missouri, died on the
22d, at Phelps.
Eugene Fairfax williamson, alias Gentle
man joe the per7ecutor of DR.. Dix, died in
Sing SiLg prison, New York, on the 23d.
Mrs. Cross George Elliott, the distinguished
novelist, died at London, England. on the Esd.
Her death was quiet and almost painless.
4. S. Alderman, who was attorney general
during Grants first term, died at his home il
Gainesville, Ga, on the 22d, of mhammatory
rheumatism.
George Ford, who owned large amount Of
landed property at Ludington, Mich. dropped
dead in hotel at East Saginaw, on the 2lst.
The death IL announced, at Decatur, H., OF
Colonel William /. ElkIn, participant III the
Black Hawk war, and member Of the Illinois
Legislature when the seat Of government was
removed from Vandalia to Springfield.
Major John Riley, prominent stock man Of
Wood County, Kentucky. and Shedrach Clay
well large farmer of 10 Daviess County, H.,
died on the Zlst.
L, q.
lie was native OF Vermont, graduate of Mid
dleburv, college, and has resided IN Michigan
since 1886.
William VI. Mayo, well known from his former
connection with the iewelry trade of Chicago,
died At Jacksonville. H., on the goth.
Rev. John O'DOnnel, of Prescott Ont, died
in Chicago, H.. on the goth.
Leandcr Church, an old settler in Woodstock
H., has closed career Of usefulness.
Andrew Kloman, proprietor of the Superior
rolling mill, at Pittsburg, Pa, and one Of the
largest non manufacturers in the United States
died at PittsbWg, Pa, on the 18th inst Mr.
hIoman was of German birth, and started IN
bfe With brains and determination for capital.
r. K. Turner, prominent IN the legal circles
Of Quincy. IL, died Of heart disease On the 18th.
Josiah DeblOaCh aged -, died at Memphis
I Tenn, on the Goth. Deceased was prominent
Union man during the war and at one time gave
Gen. Grant timely warning of the approach of o
troop Of rebel cavalry and thus saved him from
capture.
Edsard l.. Ford. former publisher OF the
Christian Union, and Harry r. WorthinGton. a
famous hydraulic engineer, died in New York on
the 18th.
David c. Proctor. prominent business man
Of Peoria, died in New York on the 18th.
Charles Delaney. one Of Haverlys colored
MINISTRIES, died in New York of pneumonia.
Tragedies
At ball at DudgeOn'8 Corners eight miles
from Newark, O.. on the Odd inst, qu ariel
cnsued aud pistols were used. In the morning
the body Of Oscar leOper was found near the
scene. His skull was hrolIca. \ man named
HaTimanis wanted, as during the melee Loeger
escaped from the hall, pursued by Hartman.
Or. }. +. Lind was assassinatcd ut Hot
Springs, Ark, on the night Of the 20tL.
Bob Thurman. a colored chicken thief was
fatally perforated by shot at Versailles. Nv. on
the night Of the Goth. James Ashmore was the
man who thus successfully protected his poultry.
II. L. DignaWith, OF San Antonio. Tex, met
i've Indians at Pema Mega, wLo fought him
With Winchester rifles. He killed one of the
party, and received buIlet-hole through his
hat
Fredelika Drell, who had kept lodging house
IN SaL Francisco since 1949, was found dead on
lounge IN her ROOM with a kitten sleeping on
her bosom. Henry Bays, a gambler rooming i'll
the house. has been arrested for 6trangling Ter
A horrible affair occurred at ElizabethtOwn
Ky, on the 22d. Two farmers named David J.
Carter and Budd Harrington had recourse to
firearms 10 settle dispute. Carter Was shot
through the mouth, when his procured a
shot gun and mOrtauv wounded HARRINGTON.
The elder Carter revived sufficiently to near his
helpless antagonist AID maui lis head with q
sledge hammer, after which he fell across HaT-
r1ngtons body. exhausted. Carter was still
living at last accounts.
Nell Nctirew, a dissipated Young rufian went
to the house of his married sister, Mrs Jane
Carhart, III New York city on the 2lst, and CON-
menced 10 cause trouble. He was ordered Il
leave. whereupon he picked up a lamp and
threw II on bus sister. An explosion and FIRE
occurred. Mrs. Carhsrt receiving burns which
NAV cause her death
4 Iow occurred at Hawesville, KY, on the
18TH IL which Charles McAdams shot and killed
Phillip Ryal. Cause. family troubles
Atenant farmer named Mullen was ASSASSIN
@ted near Balhnrobe, Ireland. on the 2ist.
Dr.. v. l.. Coibey. of Aims. Ala, was muir
dered by one Bland, q iaDorgr in a cotton held
near Fort Smith All on the 18th.
Wesley WEIGH deliberately shot and killed
Chas Whitney, al Fort Scott, on the 10Th inst.
1t appears that Whitney was too intimate with
Welcha vile while Welch was IN Colorado asr
summer. We.ch took his wife 10 Nevada. 80,
to get Ler uut Of u hltHey's way. Whitney fol-
lowed them, took The woman from her husband
cad brought h.r hack t. Fort -c}.;. Eclc'
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