The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-01-24
LATE NEWS NOTES.

SteubenvIlle, O., had S25O.00O cy-
clone on the night Of the 10Th.
Edmond About, the French journal
ist, died in Paris on the 18th. He was
81 years old.
The boiler Of a saw mill at Good
spring Station, Pa, exploded on the
18th, killing three men aud injuring
two others.
Taylor Bollard, farmer living near
Franklin, Ind. who refused to trust his
money 10 banks, was murdered on the
night Of the 10th, and his house robbed
Of 1000.
William MeinEeu, who escaped from
jail at Binghamton, n. T., was rccaptur-
ed at Oswego on the 18th.
Fire among the big warehouses at
Glasgow, Scotland, on the 18th, caused
loss of el50,000.
The anniverfary Of the coronation Of
Emperor William was celebrated at
Berlin on the 18th, with elaborate cere-
monies.
Fires on the 18th: Three buildings
including the City Opera House. at Be-
lott, kas.. $4,000; seven bindings at
+t@aft&A-t My MIS- - tsitoy AIlC Day
State Sugar Refinery and the Standard
DFe Works, Boston; loss not given.
The Huston Spring Wagon Works, at
Columbus, o, lost 100000 by fire on
the 10th.
Twenty-four persons were injured in
railway accident at Storm Lake, Ia,
caused by a broken rail, on the 10th.
The steamer Acuba arrived of Dover,
Eng, on the 18th, with her cargo on
fire. The cargo was valued at S2S0,000,
and will be an almost total loss.
The London court of appeals, on the
10th, dismissed the appeal Of Edmund
Yates, editor Of 'he World. from the de-
clsion Of the lower court IN the Hbel
suit Of Lord L0nsdale The sentence
was four months imprisonment.
Martin De l. Escobal, tobacco mer-
chant, New Orleans, failed on the 10Th,
with debts to the amount of o234,000
some party u lknown assaulted John
Winters, of Muskegon, Mich, on the
night of the 18th, iuhicting wounds
which may prove fatal A man named
Garroway has been arrested ON suspi-
cion.
Oliver Brothers & Phillips. one of
Pittsburg's heavy iron manufacturing
corporations, Is reported in financial
straits. The concern Is said to owe 81
100000.
Akron, O., is excited over the appear
ance Of strange disease which battles
the doctors. It is reported that 800
employees of Bultman & Miller's mower
works have been prostrated. No deaths
are reported.
Emma Bond IS again before the pub
lie. On the 18Th inst, while attending
the sick bed OF her father, she tainted
aud fell in such manner SIS to produce
conclusion of the brain.
William Menkeu, under sentence of
death for the murder OF Katie Broad
hofl, at Binghamton, \. Y, escaped
from jail on the 18th. A reward of 81
Goo Is offered for his capture.
The town of Earling. Ia. was almost
totally destroyed by fire on the 18th.
The total loss viii reach $4,000.
The New York banking house of John
Cisco & Son was closed by a run on
the 10Th. The iirm's liabilities are es-
timated at $4,000 0G0.
Police Councillor Rumpff was assas
sinated by Anarchists N front Of his
residence in Berlin, on the night of the
18th. The motive of the crime is sup
posed to have been revenge for his ac-
tiyity in secvung the conviction of the
Neiderwald copspirators.
At Durand, H., on the 14th, a party
Of n,en INDUCED IN a row in a saloon,
in which all sorts of weapons were usad.
Two men were killed.
An explosion in the large chemical
works at Somerset, Pa. on the 18th.
wrecked the works and killed two work.
men.
George Zane vas shot dead at his
wedding feast on the night of the 18th,
by his brother.
At CoIlinsville, H., on the 18th. the
stock bell factory, owned by O. B.
Wilson, was burned to the grouud. Loss
100000
Ex-Nice-President Schuvie- Colfsv
dropped dead in the On ina Dapot AZ
Mankato, at 1920 on the morning -
the 18th. He arrived over the Cbirsoo
Milwaukee s st. Paul Railway and
walked over TO the Omaha Depot. Ha