The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-01-26
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NH- H. GUIsS. Of the firm of Williams 4
6ulop- ou ners Of the GuIon liue of steamers
between New York and Liverpool, failed for
SZ,O00.0f0. The partnership was oissolrad
before the collapse of Wm. H.
"LLET BREssoS, a lawyer. New York. as-
signed on the 18th. Liabilities S650. .OoG.
| IT IS estimated that 1000 men have been
| ihrowDout of work since Janary 1st in the
UDlfed States, by reason Of duness of trade
| JOHN j. ENGEMAN a carpenter in moderate
| circumstances, of Winoaa. Mimi. hiss fallen
H osH 70 1i'oo0,go by the death OF brother at
| Copey Island N. Y a.
WESTERN glassware manufacturers On the
l5'h, agreed TO advance the price 10 uer cent
Ihey viii get the goods in eastern factories
HENRY IRvING. the English actor. has bee,
dlned by Chicago society until he was comnelIed
70 surrender and on the 18th he was coained
to his bed.
SMALL package in the mail from Arnster-
dam was seized at New York on the 18th 7,
contained 500, 900 worth Of diamonds.
BUSINESS failures in the United States for
week ending the 18th, number 382.
AN ear hquake shock was felt in North and
South Carolina on the 18th.
HE Suffolk County Bank. Patchoaue. T..
failed on the 18th. T. abilities $50. 900.
ROBERT HARRIS was on the 18th elected n
the presidency of the Northern Pacific Railroad
IN place of Willard, resigned.
ZEE estatate left by Chas. Delmonico. who
recently died from exposure On Orange Monn- |
tam, N j.. is valued at 81, SOC. 600.
lHE Chicago elevators held %, coo. 900 bush- |
els Of grain on the 18th, and receipts AVERAGE |
/, ,OO0,0 bushels week.
THE Canadian Pacific r ailroad it is said rro-
poses to reduce emigrant rates from Quebec to
Winnipeg via Port Arthur from ss1 80 IN
1914. ~'A-'o 70
II. F. BoURcHARD, cattle dealer. New
dth 4 fofk, assigned on the 9th. Liabilities 500.
RALPH SELLEw, who died in st. Louia NJ
on the 18th, beoueathed $4,000 to varlors
religious and charitable institutions in that
city. iN 'iial
IL the vicinity of st. Johns. v p nm tbe
6tb. the mercury dropped to so degrees below
zero. '0io"
BLOCH Il Co.. printers and flag manufsctur.
srs, Cincinnati, o.. assigned on the 18th. Tia-
oiities $4,000. LIN
KELLY, GILcHRIsT Co., hquor dealers. San
francisco, Cal, failed on the 18th. II .hilitiaa
$50, coo. mites
ON the 18th the Iowa legislature presa,,.a,
% Katie Shelly medal for heroic SERVICES -
.7ertlng railroad disaster during tho o~oas
iood In the Des MONIES River valley Inv e
8Sl. 'uiy 0,
SUNSET OK will write political h;stor, 80
he country from the time of James B,ct,c,a-
o the present time.
On the 18th fatal case of yellow fever wa,
eported from New York City.
McFADDES Il Co, merchants of Co,s;.o,.
'ex, failed on the 18th. Liabilities .31 mo {
G. cRoMESs. manufacturer of cradies o.
ord. n. H, failed on the 18th. Ii.bilit;as
&c, ,00G. a"iiities
Mrs. VALERA STONE. of Maiden. Mass rh
led on the 18th from the effects Of a faII H.. I
eE years. WIG past
SENATOR EDHUSDs was elected president of 4
BE senate and sworn into office on the 1Afb
On the 14th. John Jesu was aamit.ad - {
1e Youngstown, o., poor house. He I
lerchant worth $4,000 III 1872, but too rn,,ch L
redlt and whisky ruined him d
HE men employed ia the Mineral Ha,a .r5 r
ID COLONY nail mills, Fall River. Mass str,,cL 4
the 14th, against reduction of IL r,er go