The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-01-26

FIRE at Fsyette. No.. on the l7th, destroye
several stores. Loss ST., 900.
oS the 18th fire in building at Fxehaue
Court, New York City. DESTROYED s2e.e00 a
west Shore bonds, and a number of otbe
shares owned BY T. u. Lockwood & Co. Otbe
occupants lost heavily, and the total loss i
over $780, '0'D
a LARGE part of the business portion o
Gonastata. N. Y, was destroyed by fire ON tb,
IT'D. Loss $4,000.
LIE body Of q middle-aged man frozen stiff
was TAKEN out of car loaded with wheat al
oatalo, n. Y, on the 18th. In his pockets
| vac ietteT addressed to Frank Roddy. signed
oy josie Rocdy, Columbus, o.
| iaE explosion of steam pipe caused the
asatn OF Wesley Miner, an engineer. at Mari
eta, o., Oh the 18TH
ihE johnson Harvester Works, Buffalo. n,
L., were damaged to the amount of $50. 600 by
hre on the 10th -
HE steamer j. ID. johnson burned on the
10, at woods Run Pa Loss $4,000.
Al ran River, Mass, on the 10th, the cloth
ing OF Mrs. O. p. stickney caught 6re from
haphtha and she was burned to death. Her
husband IN attempting TO extinouIsb TIC
flames was fatally burned.
HE Yawzoo Woolen Mil. Exeter. r.
burned on the 16th. Loss s3I. 200.
RHODES Il EDWARDS yarn mill. Providence
r. l.. burned on the 18th. Loss s25.o
BEcHAUD Bros brewery. Fond din Tao
WIS, burned on the 10th. Loss $40 oAe
oN the 18th at Brighton Park, VIM. Strong
age: II, accidentally shot and killed his s-vaar
old brother ' 'oAi'
AT Haywardville, Mass, on the l4tb. coast
ing accident resulted in the death Of James
y Leary, and the serious injury of four Others.
A STREAM Ut waste oil, flowing from tank
across 1e Bradford and Kinzua Railroad.
caught Ae on the 18th. A passenger train
was eangnt IN the flame, and the baggage car
ana passenger coach burned. Three women
jured. IL
On the 18th Geo. schofeIds rag warehouse.
$500 'n' Vi
On the 18th Mrs. McDonald's two children
" oail1 Irs ~ room during their mothers sb-
'enoo' in Ne" iofA city, aud were suffocated
, oN 1De io'h, west-bound passenger on the
eAas racIdc was wrecked near Weatherford.
iex-, by broken rail. Forty persons were IN
ured. some fatally.
On the 18th. Klaus block. four three-storv
mex buildings, Green Bay, Wis, burned with
ner contents. Loss S32, 900.
lhE far establishment of Matthew. Hanie
Co., st. Paul. Mimi, burned on the 18th
loss $50. goo. '--e i'sA'
oN the 18th, Hensels tobacco warehouse
'uarrYville, Pa. burned. Loss $4,000.
CHARLES DELaoNIco the famous New Yort |
sstanrateur, disappeared en- January 9th On
'e l4th his body was found frozen stiff. on
range Mountain, y. J. As there were mo
erk OF personal violence. il Is supposed be
shderec there while laboring under mental ]
oerration and succumbed to the cold. Z
oS the 18th Henry and Herman Br,nker
ere drowned while skating at Chicago. III.
On the 18th James B. Agard, wealthy grain :
'aIer OF Rockford, H., while in Omaha. Neb +
business. fell on an icy sidewalk and sus- il
ed injuries from which he died. Il
OS the l4th. III New York city. three ware q
uses Owned by Lawrence 4 Co.. and oceu. y
ID by Eeveral irIs, were DESTROYED by fire l.
,ss S375, con: me- j
ZEN buildings at Naples, H., burned on the
ID. Loss $4,000. p