The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-23
GASUAflIfI;S.

JoHN DoHEBTY, aged i6, was accidentally
shot on the 18th by an elder brother, near
Glenwood, Ind.
HEAVY rainstor,n passed over Kansas and
Missouri on the 18th, causing washous on the
| railroads.
| AT Muncie, Pa, on the 18th, the depot and a
mile of track was destroyed by a windstorm.
! \ boy l3 years old was killed by fging timber
FIVE STORY building i'll Boston, Mass, III
| which were Gray's opera house and number
| of manufacturing concerns, burned on the
| 18th. Loss S90.O00.
| On the 18th the village of Beebetown, Ia,
WAS b;ows away 10y a tornado. No lives lost
Tar captaia and mate of the Yacht Hebe,
were browne at Troy, N. Y, on the 18th, by
the capsizing of the yacht.
GEORGE BENNEF was killed at Champaign,
H., on ne 10Th. He was crushed by an engine
III the round house.
Ar La Fontaine, Ind, on the 18th, Charles
Bannister was seized with an epiIeptic lit on the
depot platform, fell on the track and was cut
| IN two by passing train.
JAMES DRAW, and his on Rudolph. were suf-
focatCd by foul air i'll well they were repair-
| ing, near Shreveport. La, on the 18th.
CHARLIE SCHIbTN "a brakeman, was run
| over while coupling cars and cut in two at Me,
| GregOr, Ia. on the 18th.
The Touring mill of Casper Smith. at Osh-
kosh, Wis, burned on the 18th. loss S25,-
Gee.
LARGE portion of the business part of
Sterling, On, burned on The 18th. Loss SI25.-
coo.
0ss tlo tetl. Lightning -t.el- fr,,a . MN,
cie. Ind, under which a number of sheep had
{ kenTefugc, killing nineteen, several of them
being valued at $500 each
rpgN IA, ,osgaJ ,,x-a,
Island, n. Y, on the 18th, with the usual re-
suit. Ten pers rs were injured. none fatally
BELKNAP's paint factory and Kaufman's
/ Britannia warehouse, at New YORK, burned on
the 4th. Loss SIS, 900.
AT East Saginaw, Mich, on tue 14th in at
| tempting to save her child, Mrs. Anthony
Johnson and 2-ycar-old daughter were struck
| by locomotive and killed.
AT Garb0rough N. c., o. II. Won Altenburg.
while crossing a field with bundle Of roses in
uis hand attacked by a Jersey bull aud
gorcd to death.
ToRNADoEs on the 18th, caused destruction
in Chi!icothe, aud Cairolton, No, and Erie.
pJ.
The Dakota Flouring Mill at Sauk Center.
Mimi, burned on the 18Th. Loss 585,000.
DURING the cermouiUs attending the dcdiei-
tion of a soldiers monument 1t Mystic Bridge
conn, on the 18TH two posts of G.. a. r., ac-
cIdcntalIy received the charges of a battery Of
gHus which iirCd salute as they were passing
Eighteen were wounded, some seriously.
By the eapsizIng of boat at Prove Lake.
Utah, on the 18th, four ladies and a gentleman
lost their lives.
j. II. CHRISTIE was killed at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
GA the 18th, in an attempt to board a moving
train.
The saw aud planning mills of John Dubois,
at Havre de Grace, burned on the 18th. Los
S1T5,0G0.
The Marinette and Menominee paper-mill at
Marinette, Mich, burned on the 18th. Loss
| S2O,0 ,000
The "G." shaft of the Braidwood coal
IEines was set on fire on the 11th. and on the
| 18th the shaft was flooded. The loss is heavy
WHITES planning mill at Summit. Mass.
| burn, d on the 18th. Loss $50 900.
\ CYCLONE struck Beloit. Wis, at ?. NJ. on
tLc 11th INST. Tho storm came from the
southwest. concentrated in the river, near the
town. taking awav the bridge of the C. & \. w
Ii. Il. over Rock River, passed throngn the citv
raZng houses, and doing other damage 10
stores and dwellings TO the amount of S160. 900
A number Of persons were buried under the
| falling debris and seriously injured. Ed. Hal
loTan was killed.
L. q. MANDT. wagon manufacturer Slough
ton, Wis, failed on the 1Ith Liabilities S150.
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