The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-07-26

boy sprang away and dashed into the river
johnson, followed and both were drowned.
WM. Guilds, night watehmsn IN the Body
House, Toledo, o., was instantly killed on the
night of the 18th inst, by being caught III the
betting of stationary engine.
SAMUEL SMITH, and 14yesr-oid daughter
We're struck by train near Shoner, Pa, on In
2Otn and both killed.
CFDAR SPRINGs, Mich, was swept by fire on
the 1Sth for the third time within year.
Three men and boy were burned to death.
Loss $500, GOO.
FIRE In the fertilizing establishment of Amer
Smith at Cincinnati o.. on the 18th, caused >
loss Of $4,000.
SEVERAL stores were destroyed by fire in New
York city on the 18th. Loss $4,000.
FIRE at Menashs, Wis, on the 18th inst,
destroyed John Strange's mill barn. Eight
horses perished.
An ncendiary fire at Lexington, Ky., on the
18th, destroyed the Blue Grass Cooper Shop and
three dwelling houses. Total loss S3l, 600.
Insurance S14, 500.
A rIREMAN named Thomas Gilbert was killed
and several others seriously injured by the fall
of the roof of burning livery stable at Toronto.
Ont, on the 18th inst.
THoMAs BINGHAM, farmer residing near
Whitewater, Wis, on the 17th, mistook II dish
Of ant poision for custard and died in one hsur
after partakng Of it.
FIRE on the morning Of the 17th, destroyed
the business part of the town of Painted, Post, ~.
Y. Loss $4,000; insurance Sll ,0O0
PETER NEIDER was instantly killed by pas
senger elevator at Cincinnati, on the 18th inst
KNIGHT & WILSON'S foundry and machine
shop at Alliston, Ont, burned on the nth.
Loss 300, 600.
ALBERT MATTHEWS, boy of Il years, WAS
fatally injured in Milwaukee elevator on the
nth, being caught between the elevator and
shaft. and horribly mauged.
Rev. L. o. THOMSON, his son and q boy
named Bishop, all of Medina. N. Y. were
drowned at Henry, Ill, on the 10th inst.
ROBERT INGLEs. aged years, was drowned
in the mil race at Lake Geneva, Wis, on the
10th.
EIGHT men were injured on the 18th inst at
Chicago by the fall of a scafold. William Sykes
and r. Walsh fatally.
The boiler of Carter's mill in Mclean
County H., exploded on the 18th. John Car.
ter, Wesley Carter, William Graves and G.. c.,
River were instantly killed and several others
injured.
THE small town OF Mission San JOSE Cal,
was almost totally destroyed by fire on the
night of the l4th inst. The losses aggregate
200.
FOUR fishermen were drowned at the mouth
of the Columbia River Portland, Ore, on the
18th. making fifty men drowned there during
the past three months.
FIRE swept away row Of tenements at
Rochester. Pa. ON the 18th, the occupants bare
y escaping. Loss 5000.
JOSEPH RvARTs, of Racine, had both legs cut
off near that place on the morning of the 10th
inst, by falling from train on the st. Paul
road.
THE wreck of the schooner Deborah Diverdy,
was found off Cape MAY, n. J., on the 18th
inst. All on board are supposed to be lost.
A FARMER named Hanson and bis son were
killed by lightning near Sheldon, O'Brien
County, Ia, on the 18th.
An embankment caved in on railroad labor
err near Parker. Pa. on the 18th inst. killing
two outright and fatally injurlng two more.
AT Hayward, Wis, on the 14th, Peter Nc
Donald accidentally shot and killed Herbert
Drlling Of Eau Clare.
On the 14th inst. twenty people were injured
in r collision on the Brooklyn, Bath & Coney
Island Railroad.