The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-02

Ok the 25th, at Beloit, Wis, during a severe
rain and hail storm live fish dropped from the
clouds and took up their abode in the streetE.
The number of failures for the week ending
May 25th. in the United States, was 158, de-
crease of 13 as compared with the week pre-
yious
A SMALL black -and-tan owned by Chas.
Hintze, of Milwaukee, showed evidence Of
hydrophobia on the oath, and was promptly
dispatched.
MAYOR STowELL, of Milwaukee, on the oath,
revoked the licenses of two of the principal
saloonkeepers, for violation of an order closing
saloons at r. midnight. A lively legal fight Is
expected.
1HE Railway Exposition at Chicago, opened
on the oath. Elihu b. Washburne made the
opening address.
WM. ELDEN, professor of Mathematics in the
Wayland University, died of consumption On
the oath.
THE suspension bridge between New York
and Brooklyn was formally opened to travel on
the 9th. Construction commenced in Janu-
airy, 1870. The actual cost of the bridge was
s20,000,000.
SMALLPOX was discovered in the Lancaster,
Pa, prison on the 23d.
OVER S2,000,O00 in United States notes and
gold and silver certificates were reduced to
pup in the treasury department at Washing
ton on the 23d.
IN New York city on the 23d detectives cap
tured boxes containing 5000 sung-shots,
marked "H. o. Naeyer, New York."
THADDEUs, DAvIDs & Co., New York, as
siIned on the 23d. Preferred liabilities $34,
600.
Ex-JUDGE CHESTER H. KRUM, of st. Louis,
left his home for Chicago on April 20, ostensi-
bly, on business. since when he has not been
heard from. Several estates, whose affairs
were III his hands are III bad shape.
THE grand lodge Of the world of Good
Templars, commenced its 29th annual session
at Chicago on the 22d.
ALMoN DELAMETER, dry goods, at Youngs-
town, o., failed on the 22d. Liabilities s40,-
COO; assets 900.
EMLEN HEwEs, commission merchant, VIII
mington, Del, assigned on the 22d. Liabili-
ties S1CO, 600; assets S25, 900.
ANOTHER Fenian conspiracy is being inquired
INTO III County Mayo. Ireland. A quantity
OF arms and ammunition was discovered,
The yacht Marjorie, built to compete with
American yachts, showed remarkable speed at
trial trip on the 22d.
HALLIDAY and Sinclair absconding clerks of
Long, Robinson & Co., New York, were on the
22d surrendered to the United States authori-
ties at Havana.
FoUR THOUSAND iron workers struck against
reduction of wages at marlborough, Eng.
land, on the 21st.
A MEMORIAL monument was erected ON the
21st in Gasnore Cemetery, to Under Secretary
Burke, assassinated in Phoenix Park.
HARDY CLIFFORD, convicted of numbering
Capt. Pugb, of Racine, was on the 21st SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life.
A MEETING Of representative Irishmen was
held IN New York City on the 21st, and en-
dorsed the new platform of the Nation League.
SHERIFF DAVIDSON has taken from ANTHONY
Comstock his authority as a deputy sheriff.
Snow fell on the 21st to the depth of several
inches IN Ohio, Illinois and Indiana
On the 2lst the boiler IN the Wolverine paper
mill at Detroit. exploded, killing VIM. Thomp-
son, engineer, and fatally injuring Peter Frank.
fireman. Loss about S60,0
JOHANNA LONG, an Irish woman, ATTEMPTED
suicide at Philadelphia on the goth inst, but
was prevented. She claimed that she had
been deserted by her husband and children.
She is 65 years old and had on her person
money and papers to the value Of about 81, 600.