The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-11-03

ME bcLIddSS, OF Long GraIFIe.
Mimi, has eloped with a man named
Kemp. Her husband is well known
merchant
A dynamite explosion near
Brooks tunnel on the Baltimore &
Ohio road in Pa, last Monday, killed
five men instantly
Kentucky has scored 113 muir
ders since January first last. In 1892
she recorded So murders. Who saws
Kentucky Is not progressive?
The town of Came, Milan county
Texas, Is threatened with negro in
surrection, in consequence Of the late
decision in the civil rights case.
a young man named ChampIin.
Of Jackson, Mich, tired of life. com
mitted suicide last Tuesday by hang
ing himself on 4 barbed wire fence.
The Bossier CLa.) Banner Of the
25th ult., reports frost in that far
southern cline on that morning. Al
most - bad as northern Wisconsin.
A fire at Minneapolis last Tues
day eat up the dry goods stock Of Hill
Bros. aud some other property. all
valued at $4,000. Insured for ST 900.
The seven barreled reyovler can
now be purchased for ninety cents
thus placing boys funerals within the
reach Of even the poorest families
Ex.
a storm in Bourborn county.
Ky, last Monday blew down A to-
bacco barn and warehouse on the farm
of. E. Clarey, killing a family Of
four negroes.
We notice that friend E. 4. Wat
klns Of the Junction, is out rs an in
dependent candidate for Register of
Deeds and County Attorney, for Carl
ton County, Mimi
President Arthur has appointed
Thursday, the 29th inst, as a day Of
prayer and Thanksgiving, and the fat
turkeys are beginning 10 prospect fer
high limbs on which to roost.
The Chetek Alert man has lost
his saw horse, and pretends that he Is
anxious to find it. 1t has not straved
up this way, brother Speed, but we
have one we would be glad to lend
you.
Francis Waters sentence, for
passing counterfeit money, was seven
days imprisonment in the penitenti-
airy. He has already been released
and, in fact was not sent up at adj
Duluth Herald
Arnold Cleveland brougt into our
office, Wednesday, the largest radish
we ever saw. 1t was OF the Black
Spanish variety and weighed rs lbs.
Now if.any one can beat that let them
come right along Chctek Alert.
Some unregenerate hoodlum en-
the office Of the Duluth Times the 9th
CT night and stole about onc-third Of
II keg Of ink. One who will steal
printers ink must be desperately de
PRAYED almost bad enough for a pine
land thief.
During the fiscal year ending
September Both ult, the State Of Wis
consin received from all sources 81
G05,O92. IL, and had on hand to start
out with, 1851. 3306S. The total ex-
penses for the year was 81 ,296, 472.40
leaving 4 balance on hand nj that set
tlcment Of s672.S40.45.
North Wisconsin News: An ax
and clothes-Iino cot into conspiracy
on Tuesday, and nearly knocked the
head of Of the editor Moral, -ncvcr
have anything to do with mn aN.
Nor clothes lines, either, Bro. John
son. They are both dangerous wea-
pons in the hands Of an editor.
W. II. McCIenighan, the late \,
T. station agent ut Dawson Oak, and
who robbed the company of $1,000
and skipped out some three weeks ago,
has been captured lie confc-ses all,
and has in that short time spent all Of
his ill-gotten gains. lie belongs to
wealthy aud highly respectable tami-
" in Woodstock, Ont
Staples, Adams. McGraw, Shan
non and the woman Iottie Ad>it. alias
Scar Face Charlie, had their eXamin- /.
ations at Bismarck last Monday. for
the robbery of the trunks Of See Tel .
Ter and daughter, All were held for
trial the two former in $1,000 bail,
and the others in 1000 each @Stap-
lcs, Adams and the woman gave bonds
and were released.
Grow DOG, the Indian that killed
Spotted Tail, and who is under sent
cnce Of execution ia january next,
has escaped from the Deadwood Jail
ors lie was given many privileges
among others the freedom to stroll
around town, and last Monday stroll
cd - far he could not find his way
back. Who ever before heard Of a
murderer, under sentence of death be
ing given the freedom Of the jail and
town?
The decision Of Chancellor Ruuy-
on in the ease Of the Mechanics Ma
tionaI Bank Of Newark. \. j.. is one
that bank directors will do well to
make a note ot 1t will be remember
el that his bank was ruined through
the frauds Of its cashier which could
not have been committed had the dir
ectors properly discharged theirduties.
The Chancellor holds that the direct