The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-03-15
GENERAL

E. A. EDDY, master car-builder in the st.
Paul railway shops at Racine for TWENTY-FIVE
years. died on the 8th, aged 72.
An investigating committee has pronounced
| the cattle disorder which has broken out In
| Kansas to be the dread foot-and- mouth di,-
| ehse.
| DAVID McRITcHIE. Racine's oldest citizen.
died on the 81, aged 81.
| BARNES q MoYIcKER, an Eau Claire hard
ware fiInl, faIeo on the 8th. Liabilities Sc, 600.
| IHEsE were 2T2 business failures In the
| United States and Canada during the week
| ending March z, an increase of 81 over the
| previous seven days. Business Id particularly
| bad III Canada.
| The Chicago Consolidated Paper Company
failed on the 7th Liabilities $50, ,O0O
COPPER vein has been struck at Wauzeka.
Crawford County, Wis.
JOHN w. BECKER, an old resident of Fan
CLAIRE, died on the 9th.
NEW railroad company called the Duluth.
Fargo d Black Hills line, has been incorporat-
ed, to run from Fargo northwestward, cross.
ing the Missouri near Fort Yates aud thence to
The Black dIh.
EVAN EDWARDS dry goods store at Appleton
| Is IL the lands of the sheriff. Liabilities S23.-
UUU; asses $40, ,0UO.
a. l.. LowRIE, an oil speculator at Oil City
and New York, has succumoed, aud the f ALL
ures OF Rice Ryder and A. +. Hemings are
also announced.
j. 7. COOPER, hardware dealer of Eau
Clare, Wis, has failed, with liabilities of $40
OUU.
SULLIVAN downed Robinson in the great
slugBInS contest at San Francisco on the Gun
lHE United States inspectors have revoked
the license of Capt. Wright, who had charge of
the steamer City of Columbus when she was
wrecked at Gay Head with the loss of lob
lives.
GERMAN woman named Knausfelt of
ChambersOurg, n. J., had snake fifteen
inches long removed from her stomach on the
4th.
ePURdEoN, the Baptist preacher, has fallen
heir to large ioItune left him by joseph
Pool, of Leicester.
THOMAS A. REEVE. Cleveland ironmonger,
failed on the 4Gh. La'bllIties S5U, ,G0G.
CAPT. HENRY A. JONES, a prominent river
steamboat man, died at Cincinnati on the 5th
LYMAN CURTIS, New York toy dealers,
asslgued with preferences amounting to $S3 OOU
on the 9Th.
EDWARD ID. PAYNE, brother of senate reject
Henry ID. Payne, died of paralysis at Dayton,
o., on the mornings Of the 9th.
ALLEn b. SToCKwELL, Wall Street, N. Y.
bLoket, failed on The 5ln.
Gro. w. BRowN, a New York builder. has
assigned, WITH S83, 900 liabilities.
Mrs DELLA PARSELL, mother of the Irish
agltator, ls being maciously prosecuted by |
unknown persons, st Bordentown, N. j.
a MOVEMENT has been made in the dominion |
house of commons for an Inquiry into the al |
legged persecution of Roger Amer, Canadian |
frenchmsn, by Massachusetts authorities. 1t |
Is SAID that Amer and two sisters were
driven insane by the arrest and false imprison- |
ment OF Amer on charge of murder
REV. FATHER SHAUB who died recently at In
dlanapolis, of smallpox, while delirious, so
assaulted his own father, who was |
administering to his wants, that the old gentle
man is now reported to be dying at his home |
in New Albany, Ind.
JUDGE f. H. WAITE, candidate for congress
IN 1874 against Mark H. Dunnell, died at Man
sato, Minn., Cd the Attn aged 20.
The Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati & In
Railroad Company has mortgaged
ts property to the United States Trust Com
pany, of New York, for S12, ,JUO. 900, the debt
70 run for fifty years, with interest at per
,ent.
AT one of the Msrdi Gras balls in New Or
cans, Jefferson Davis and other prominent
men of the rebellion were in a private box dec
)rated with confederate flags. A floral sword |
with the confederate colors was
presented to Davis, addressed simply ITO the |
President"