The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-05-26
CASUALTIES.

| Rev. DR. HoRNBLowER, Pittsburs divine
was stricken with paralysis while preaching OF
| tie Goth inst.
JOIN WALTER and his wife were drowned il
the lake off Lake City. MIMI, by the capsIziue
OF a boat on the 29th inst.
TIE schooner Lille E., went ash-re at MI.
waukee duriI the storm on the night Of The
2uth inst. She was bound for Milwaukee from
Maui-tee, with l30, 600 feet Of lumber. All on
boaId we're rescued ty the crew OF the Hfe
saving station.
IHE steamer Granite State, belonging tc tht
tie Hartford and New York Trans poriator
Company, was turned st Goodspf eds Land.
ing. about forty miles EelCw Harifsld on the
morning Of the l8.l inst. Five lives were
lost.
IL collision on the Maine Central Road
lelr Aucus1s, Ne, on the 18Th inst. one Der.
soa was killed and tyo fatally il juled
HIGH wind It Chic go on the 18th INST
wrecked some bui diugs at the south eud OF
Tue Exposition building. Three men were
killed.
BISHOP PECK, Of the N. Z. Church. died at
Syracuse, n. T., ca the 17tu INST
The steamer Iskatelmburg. plying On the
Vo'sa, in Hussia, burs4 her hailer on the f7th
nst., killing twen Y seven people.
FIRE a. Pittsburg on the 18th inst. par
tally destroyed the Blair IroH and Steel Works.
Loss $50 0f0.
DCRISG Z slight fire in a tenement house in
New York on the 18th inst. woman ramed
ochwitze fell frUIn the fire escape and was
seriously injured, and Simon Binkow.tca also
fell and broke q leg. The building was saved
with but little dcmage.
OK the nth int, Mrs. Zimmerman. wife OF
an artist on East Nineteenth S.reet, New York,
in an insane fit caused By puerperaI fever.
stabbed Der I2-days-oid child. and then at
temsted % commit suicide.
GALE struck the town Of Valparaiso. Neb..
on tie 10th inst. demolishIug five buildings.
ITo men we're injured.
An inccnditry fire at the works Of the Har-
rott Vanish Company at Bridgeport Conn.
destroyed property to the value Of about $50
eco.
The Harrison Keduc ion Works a. LeadvilIe.
a branch Of the ST. Louis Smelling and Refn-
ing Company. bnTEed on the 18th inst. Loss
$4,000.
RowIrzER Bros. mill and three tenements at
StafT0rdyille. Conn.,, bufned on the 18th inst.
Loss $50, 600.
FIRE destroyed the planning mil AMI resi-
deuce OF Ira y. Deharr, aud several ether
buildings at Nashville. Tenn, on the l7tb inst.
Loss Els, 600.
The business portion Of tie town Of Alto.
La, was burned on the 18th inst. Loss 500
600.
". }. kITsoN, son Of Commodore Kitson. of
st. Paul, was Frustrated with smallpox at Win
uipeg. Manitoba, on the 14.h inst. and was
placed in tbs hospital at that place. During
the night in a tit of deirium he escaped and
wandered off. His body was found or the
prairie the next day.
THE stable Of Edward White and ADJOINING
property, at Albany, New YORK, burned on the
10Th inst. Loss $4,000. Thirty-seven horses
were burned.
BY the slipping Of rope on the drum a car
IN a miLe shaft at Scranton. Pa. fell a distance
Of forty feet, seriously Iniuring five men.
MRs. STODDARD, wife of the rector Of ST
James Episcopal Church, Jersey City. n. J.,
was accidentally shot on the 14th inst. while
cleaning out closet by arevolver falling from
a shelf.