The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-07
CASUAL EBsf@,

II a collision on the Vandali4 Railroad Wm.
Stewart, fireman, was killed, and Wm. Bran
nan, the engineer. fatally injured.
Lille IoENG, young lady Of IG, accident
al y poisoned herself by taking carbolic acid IN
stead cf brandy TO lie Ieve 4 feeling Of Sickness
TIE C.o5G d.s.iIlery at Pehin, H., burned
o. tie 3lst alt. Loss $4,000; Insurance
81 ,016.
Tow Of thrty-seven barges loaded with
coal broke from ITS moorings at Pitts5nrg and
started Cf down the river, sinking steamers
ana oih1T 5ar5ei and destroying altogether
about s5J,0JJ worth of properly.
THE boilers 0E the tow-boat Polar star ex-
p!Jde1 o3posi'e Belmont, 1o. Six men were
killed.
TREs x Co, undertakers, Sharp & McKfn-
mons toot and shoe mauufactory. J. Chap
itau printer, aud J. Flanagan. livery stable
@ere bur1ed out At Montreal on tire 31st Mt
Loss from $4,000 to $4,000
IHE Dlamoad Mine at Braidwood. H. was
the scene Of excitement, on the lst inst, as the
fact that the bodies discovered we're to be
brought out drew q large crowd. and when
about o'eioek the news was brought up that
the party uhO Lad gone down after the bodies
a8d been imprisoned IN the roadHav while put
1ng Tho bodies in the collins the excitement on
top was lnteuse. party was at once sent il
ee1rcd for them When the second party lad
nearly reached the point where the bodies were
discovered, they found large pile Of stones
haI red IN and Blocked up the marrow pas
sageway. The stones were dug out and the
miners LIBERATED from their dusky prison. One
OF TIC Il en- vas so prOstTated that he had to be
carried home. The rescued party. when they
reached the top, sald they would never go IN
again. Other searcLers who lave been work
ing there, say they viii not go down again, and
It Is thought no fuJther search vii be made, az
NJ man can be found willing to enter the mine
The SIX bodies were taken cut and placed in the
mSEGue, when a crowd pissed through and
viewed them They are identified only by near
relatives by the clothes they wore.
NEAR Mason, on The Cincinnati Southern
Railroad on the Both, broken rail threw the
north bound passenger tram from the track.
seriously inJuFInE hfty-three ersons but for
runateIY none were killed.
SEWN more bodies were discovered on the
Both, in the extreme part Of the northwest
entry of the BraIdwood mine. They we're found
on the tlmbers, where the unfortunates prob
ably crowded. thinking they could escape the
terrible flood. They are IN a high state Of de-
composition, and 1t is thought that the only
way they can be handled l. to shovel them up
u bags. 1t Will he several days before they
can De taken ont on account Of the entrance be-
lng so small 1t VIII be impossible to get them
through The searchers, whose duty it Is to
clear the Roadway. are making slow progress.
having only gone about 200 yards. No bodies
have yet been found underneath the stone.
FIRE at Gatesville, Texas, destroyed build
lngs aud stock valued at S38, 900; insurance
S12, 600.
o. the 18th frame house in Allegheny CITY.
Pa, owned and occupied by Edward Graham.
was destroyed by FIRE. Two twin boys aged IS
months, children of David Faulkner. who lived
IN tEO Of the rooms, we're eremated.