The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-16

the 9th, killing Engineer Jocken, Andrew
Happe and Vim. Kelley. Two others were IA
tally injured.
The clothing house of Willoughby. Hill Il
Co., at Chicago, was damaged by fire on the
9tb. to the amount of $4,000,
Mrs. NJ. r. BARD and Mrs. Robert Shears
were killed at Grand Haven on the 9Th. in .
runaway accident. The horses we're frightened
10y steam fire engine.
THREE powder mills of Latin L Rand, near
Newburgh, n Y, were struck by lightning on
the Hh, and blown up. One man was killed.
AT Cleveland, o., on the Sth, Chas. Klyne,
Henry Tunky and VIM. Bonholt, students at
Calvin Institute, were drowned while bath
ing.
ONE man was killed aud four seriously in
Jnred by the caving of the roof of mine at
West Iempleton, Canada, on the 8th inst.
VIM. STEVENS, once a noted oarsman, was
found drowned on the 5th at Poughkeepsie
Ny.
AT Auburn, N Y, on the Sth, while scoring
for race, the gelding driven by Eugene Root
became uhrtianageabe, and after colliding
with another sulky dashed from the track,
dragging the driver on the ground, Root was
fatally injured.
The Clark Insulated Electric Wire Works, at
Bristol Pa, burned on the 9Th inst. Loss
$4,000.
NEAR Emans, Pa, on the 8th, the Essential
Distlery was destroyed by fire. Loss S40,-
900.
THREE drowning accidents by which seven
persons lost their lives occurred at St. Louis
Mo-. on the Tth.
GEO. RUEI was caught in the water wheel
at Pummers Mill, Wausau, Wis, on the 7th,
and fatally crushed.
IsADoRE LOUIS, a travelling salesman, was
drowned i'll a swimming school at Baltimore,
Nd, on the 9TH.
OK the 9th an ADDITION TO the northwestern
marine elevator at Milwaukee, collapsed. Sew
Gral thousand bushels of wheat are now in the
RIVER.
i've men were Burned to death by the de-
struetion Of the cooks shanty in a Saginaw,
Mich. umber camp. on the 5th inst
THE lug Vulcan, of Detroit, burned of Yer
million, Ohio, on the morning of the TIL inst
Hg oatmeal mill of Sherwood & Forrest, at
Oregon H., was partially destroyed by fire on
the 7th inst. Loss S75, GOO.
THE body of fioater was found near
Iron Mountain, Mich, en- the 9th inst. The
remains are unidentified, but appear to be
those of man about 35 years Of age.
ONE brakeman was killed on the 9th at Bos-
ton, by gravel train jumping the track.
THE Sobrente Gunpowder Mills, near San
Pablo, California, exploded on the 9Th. Two
lives were lost.
HEAVY thunder storm passed over New
York. Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania on the
9th, doing much damage to buildings, crops,
etc. The heavens were illuminated by vivid
flashes of lightning, and the thunder was ter
rife; great many places were struck but no
loss of life is reported.
+ THE Hazard Powder Company's Magazine at
Hutchinson. Kas., was struck by lightning on
the 9th, and exploded.
o. P. PECR swallowed an ounce and half of
aconite by mistake at Benton Harbor, Mich, on
the 9th, from the effects of which he died in
about an hour.
The Crocker paper mill at Springfield, Mass,
burned on the 5tb. Loss $25,00O.
J. A. EBERT, fur ,iture. at Philadelphia, Pa,
lost $40. 600 by fire on the 5th.
GEo. NJ. RICHARDS, an express agent on the
Chicago, Milwaukee, and st. Paul Road was
fatally injured at Wadsworth by jumping from
a moving train, on the 5th. He died in Mil
waukee, few hours after the accident oc-
CURED.
HARRY QUINCH and Charles Pennock were
drowned IN Stranger River, Kansas, on the 5th,
by the oyerturnlpg of a wagon while fording
the stream.
WM. LIE HARE, trapeze performer, while
walking head downward from a high ceiling by
catching his feet IN leather loops, at Indian
apos on the 5tb, received fatal injuries by the
breaking of loop.
Ar Fort Wayne, Ind, OH The 9th, Mrs. NJ.
Sterteim was thrown from her carriage. break
ing her neck.
FRED hERsTETIER, assistant cashier of the
Elkhart National Bank, was killed on the 5th
while attempting to board moving train.
Two men were killed ON the 5th by the ex-
plosion of a boiler at Lagrange, Tenn.
A CYCLONE visited Greenvllle. Tex, on the
4th and damaged buildings to the amount of
S6O.OO0. Ole person was killed.
On the 4th Barnum's show at Chicago was
damaged by fire. The main tent, dresses, and
paraphernalia of the employees was destroyed
THE saw and shingle mill of Wilson, Luther
& Wilson, at Luther, Mich, burned on tie Sd.
Loss $4,000.