The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-03-08
GENERAL

The Apaches are again committing murders
and depredatons on ranches in Sonora.
THERE were 235 failures for the week end
ng on the 29th against 246 the previous week.
MARSHALL I. Polk, Tennessee's 8 defaulting
treasurer. died at East Nashville on the 18th. OF
heart disease.
DIETRICH & Co., San Francisco bags and
twlne dealers, failed on the 29h. Liabilities
$3.50, 900.
MRS PETER La BEERSBoRD apparently died
at Fergennes, Vt. but faint breathing was no
| ticso oy ths undertaken VITO was preparing the
| body Tor the grave. aud or the applica t1on of
restoratlves the supposed dead woman revived.
ALEX BUTLER, an extensive carriage man
ufacturer and dealer in ricultural inple-
ment- at Platteville, Wis, assigned. LiabiIi-
$50, ,000.
Mrs. JoHN BRowS, the immortal Johns
widow, died IN San Francisco, on the 28th.
DR. SIDNEY A. Corey, once minister of the
gospel, but later ock speculator, died on
| the 9th in New York City.
| EDMUND SMITH, an old abolitiocist. died at
| Boston ON the morning of the 2Sth.
A MUD geyser formed at Powhatan. ". Va. dur
| ing the food, still continues in action. HEAVY
| timber dropped end~ise into the crater Il
| hurled INTO the air with terrific force
SULLIVAN a. d Robinson Will pummel each
| other rt Mechanics Pavilion, San Francisco.
| March 9Th.
| EDWARD F. SExr"N, aged 80 years, was found
| dead ID his room at Oconomowoc on the morn
| ing Of the 23th.
| A CAPTIVE whale near Port Royal, g. c.. has
| given birth to young one, and the owners are
| calculating on profit of y, SEQ.
| PERE HTAoINTHE, Wlfe and son are in Los
Angeles, Csl
JOHN sTETsoS. the theatrical manager. has
crptfay bIrqzaif int Of Il Il
York by an advertising dodge IN the shape Of a
| telegram reading. Come to town at once. gour
baby Is verse" W. Rogers, a BROOKLYN Hegbts
| millionaire, has brought smt against Ststson
Tor $4,000 damages, one of these kilograms
having caused the severe illness of his wlte who
failed to notice II was bogus.
IHE baTbed wire suits i'll Iowa haze been
decided against the Washburn & Moen Com
panv.
Hon. LUCIUs J. KNOWLES inventor of the
KnOSles steam pump and the Knowles power
loom, died at Worcester, Mass, en- the 26th
THE steamer Thetis, purchased for tie Gree
ly relief expedition, sailed from London for
New York on the 26th.
MINISTER Hunt died at St. Petersburg on
the morning Of the 9th.
HELENA, ATk.. has compromised With her
CT editors at so cents on the dollar.
]. ]. SPAULDING Il Co.'s printing house,
Chicago, is in the hands Of the sheriff. Liza
bJltles S25. 600; assets S16 600.
Ex-Gov r. d. HUBBARD died at Hartford.
Conn.,, on the morning of the 18th,
SHREVEPORT, La, and its environs were re
ported under water on the 26tb, the river at
that point having reached higher stage than
at any time since l849.
II Is reported that the scaffold upon which
John Brown, the immortal emancipator was
hanged, has been discovered at Charlestown,
Virginia.
GREAT excitement prevails III Waukesha
County, Wis, over the discovery of an alleged
diamond field, IN which Milwaukee jeweler is
interested
The Yellowstone and Tongue Rivers are on
the rampage.
ALDERMAN GEOGEHAN, of Chicago, died In
Washington on the 26th CT pneumonia.
HCG cholera has broken out IN Illinois,
GEN. Pope and family viii make Milwaukee
their future home.
The New Palmer House, formerly the Patty,
was opened by Athearn and Croft. at Fond du
Lac. on the 26th, with a banquet and recep-
ton.
JUDGE ERAsTUs s. WILLIAMS, Chicago pio
neer, is dead.
Ex-Governor SAMUEL PRICE, of Lewisburg,
". Va, died on the 25th.
MORMON missionary is laboring among the
Norweglans st La Crosse.