The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-03-01
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SEVERAL stores burned at Camden, Ark, on
the 2lst. Loss S25. 600.
FIRE IN the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
round-house at Erie, Pa, caused loss Of
$500.
IHE body OF man named Fred Schultz on
bis way from Chicago to Redfield, Oak, was
found terribly mangled by the cars at La
Crosse on the Goth.
FIRE at Charlottetown, Prince Edwards Is
land, on the 10th, destroyed the Gust ON house,
postoffice and several business houses, Loss
S25O, 600; insurance $I00, 900.
T. c. BRADLEY, an old and respected citizen
Of Milwaukee and his aged wife were both
found dead at their home on the Goth. The
supposition Is that Mrs. Bradley died from an
epneptlc hit, and that her husband, who suf-
iered from heart disease, was SO shocked by
the sad event that his death Immediately fol-
lowed.
TORNADO near Rockingham, N. c., killed
and injured a large number Of people. About
fifty buildings were wrecked at Metropolis
H., and number of structures were demol-
lshed at Franklin, KY, by the same storm
A SUSPENSION bridge across the Kiskiminetas
River, at Apollo, Pa, collapsed on the 2Oth
Harry Jenkins and team of horses were
drowned.
WHITES shoe factory at Holbrook, Mass.
burned on the Goth throwing three hundred
hands cut Of work.
On the Goth. an explosion in coal mine at
West Lelsenring, Pa, suffocated nineteen
miners.
RAILWAY accidents at Trenton, o., Bridge
port. O., Keokuk, Ia and Coshocton, O., on
the 18th. resulted in the death of five people
and the injury Of thirteen others.
FREDERICK Hoist was frozen to death while
drunk on the 18th, at Salt Lake City. Utah.
CARL PoRATH. a Berlin, Wis. well-dlgger,
was fatally injured by an explosion of dyna-
mite on the 18th.
Ex-LIEuT.-Gov. GARDENERS residence at
library, was destroyed by fire on the 18TH
Loss S25, 600.
THE old Erie Railroad buildings fronting on
West Reade and Duane Streets. New York,
burned on the morning of the 18th. Loss
$4,000.
FARREL's drug store at Green Bay, was
gutted by fire on the 10th inst Loss $4,000:
insurance $4,000.
On the 18th Henry NJ. Batchelder, of Chi
cago, dropped dead of heart disease at the
Commercial Hotel. in South Pueblo, Col
DELos ELLSWORTH, a resident Of Wautoma
committed suicide at a hotel in Appleton on
the 18th by taking morphine.
Col JOHN G.. BETHUNE, Blind Toms man
ager, was run over by the cars at Wilmington,
Delaware, on the 10Th and instantly killed.
A TORNADO in northern Georgia on the 10Th
caused the death of many persons and great
destruction to property.
DAKOTA suffered terrible blizzard on the
10Th.
A SEAMAN and sixty-six head of cattle we're
washed overheard from the steamship Sidonia
on her last trip.
JEvNE's extensive retail grocery and Glanz's
FIR establishment, on Madison street, Chicago,
burned on the morning of the 18th. Loss
S175,Q90.
Mrs. UPPER, of GAINESVILLE O., WAS 80 badly
frightened by being removed from her flooded
house at night that she died.
THE Episcopal mission at Santee agency,
Dakota. was entirely destroyed by fire on the
morning of the 17th.
HEAVY snow-slide al Park CITY, Col, on
the 18th, resulted IN the death of five persons
AT Crockett, Tex. on the 18th, Rheube
Hart and wife, colored, locked their six chill
dren up in the house while they went to
church. The house burned to the ground and
the inmates were roasted to death.
FIRE at Sparta, Wis, on the 18th. DESTROYED
seven wooden buildings. Loss $1,000.