The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28
CARLEG GRAMS.

SULEIMAN PAsHA, commander-in-chef OF
the Turkish forces in Bulgaria during the Rus.
so-Inrklsh war, died at Constantinople on the
22d inst.
a SMALL explosion occurred al the govern
ment manufactory of small aims at Enfield.
England. on tue 22d inst. Little damage uar
done.
TIE warehouse of Sir Edward Bates and the
ship chandery of Garnock. Bibby & Co.. Law
erpoo, were destroyed by fire on the 22d inst
Less fi00. 900.
An extensive fire at Delhi India, destroyed
1900 houses A great number of families are
left destitute and homeless.
ABOUT 5000 emgrants left Liverpool on the
zJth inst, for Canada, most Of whom arc
bound for Manitoba. II is estimated that they
take away capital to the amount of $500, ,0G0
In Is reported that the members of the hard
ware firm Of Pedraga Il planella. Havana.
have fled, owing to fraud. Their liabilities
are sal1 to be $500, 900 in excess of the capital
Of the firm.
\ COLLISION occurred off Biboa Spain, be-
tween the English steamer Thames aud the
Spanish steamer Magdalena Vicenta. The lat
ter sunk with five persons on beard. Two of
the crew Of the Thames were drowned.
The jury in the case of Timothy Kelly, the
Phgnix Park assassin disagreed. and new
ulal viii take place Immediately.
THE Bust2mente tract of LOCO. 900 acres in
Bacal6ca Mexico, has been sold for 3, ,5O0,-
OGJ to au Eugiish syndicate.
The trial OF eighteen prominent nihilists
here has resulted in the conviction of all of
them. Six have been condemned to death; two
TO life servitude and the remainder TO i'm
prisonment from fifteen to twenty years.
Those sentenced to capital punishment are:
Bo-auIylt1h, who laid the nine in Little Gar
den Street for the purpose of killing the car;
Sayel GIatopolslv, implicated in Hartmann's 5
attack on the late emperor IN 1879: Michael
Gratchefsky, one of the assassins of the late
Czal; Lelalot, participation IN an attempt to
blow up the imperial train at Alexandrofskv
II 1881; kHnel ko, an escaped political crIm-
MAJ, subsequently arrested with GIachefsky.
and IetIred naval officer named Bautesyitch.
NORMAN, Dalton, wilson, DR.. Gallagher.
Bernard Gallagher, Curtin, Ansburgh and
Whitehead, the eight men arrested on charges
OF being concerned in the dynamite conspiracy.
were again brought up in the Bow Street
pohce court, London, on the 18th inst. It was
Immediately announced that Norman had
turned lnfOrmer. Norman testified that his
real name WAS VIM. Joseph Lynch, and that
he was born OF Irish parents ia the State Of
New York; that IN October last while working
el lut Goa II bullubfs III Brooklyn, a ShOpmata,
Daniel O'ConnOr. induced him to Jon a secret
society, which was a branch of the Feniau
organization, the divisions of which were called
Emerald Clubs. O'Connor took h1m to the
Odd Fellowss Hall in New York and in an
ante-room told HIM that the object of the So
clety was to free Ireland by force alone. He
said DR.. Gallagher furnished him with money
and an internal machine, but he became fright
ened and threw the latter into the sea. He
said he inferred from the talk of the conspira-
tors that O'Donnoyan Rosa was in the scheme.
Rosa was referred to as the sold man Dur
ing the confession Whitehead and Gallagher
denounced the witness as a liar. While the
testimony was being read, lynch tainted and
was carried from the court room.
An explosion of dynamite in a commercial es-
tabhshment in Carbellcto. province of Orelz,
pain, killed two persons and wounded several.
The houses were burned.
TERRIBLE catastrophe occurred in a thea
ter at Reyel, France, caused by an explosion of
gas. 4 performance was in progress at the
time, and the theater was crowded. Many are
said to have been killed in the panic which en-
sued.