The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-12-12
HEA UR NEEys XOYEs.

Sixteen prisoners broke out OF
the Beaver Pa Jail, on the night OF
the 3D. inst. The escapade happened
Just about the time OF the rob6erv of
the Freedom Bank.
The United States furnished 2I3
business failures for the seven days
ending on the 4th
About o clock on the morning of
the 4th inst, the private bank OF Ben
tel x Co, at Freedom, Pa, twenty
eight miles west of Pittsburg, was
robbed OF $4,000 in cash and securi-
ties. The robbery was committed by
tour men, who exploded the safe with
giant powder, shattering the windows
and walls. There Is no clue to the
robbers.
Fire broke out on the night OF the
Sd INST, IN dwelling in the rear of
the First Baptist Church, Macon, Ga.
The fire extended 70 the church and
destroyed it. The church was
recently built OF brick at a cost OF
$50, 900, and the interior was unfn-
lshed. The insurance on the church
IS SIC, 1000. The lower and side walls
only We're saved
large number OF guests OF the Met
ropOHtan Club, OF Montreal, were tax
en- alarmlngly III on the 4th after par
taking OF game soup. An analysis Of
the soup showed sufficient arsenic to
poison the entire club. The cook was
suspected, but no arrests are reported. .
dispatch OF the 4th from Algiers.
says an earthquake has thrown down
many houses at Macara Bilah and
Medeah and destroyed thrte-quarters
OF the town OF MasiIa Thmty-two
persons were killed and twelve others
were injured. Among the victims are
several Europeans
\ IRE at Adairsville, KY, on the 81.
destroyed the Logan Wooden Mills.
Loss $50. 900. No insurance. Origin
OF fire accidental.
Early on the morning of the Sd fire
was discovered on the fourth floor of
the upper case shop Of the Z. y. Welch
Company, Of Forestville, Conn. The
building, which Is four stories in height,
and built OF brick and wood. was en-
tlrely destroyed. together with the
engine, boilers. machinery and stock.
The loss Is from $50, 900 to 800, 600,
insurance S43. 600. About 100 men
are thrown out OF employment.
\ north bound freight train on the
Alabama 4 Great Southern Railroad.
while running at a high speed, broke
in two, on the 81, near Portersvllle
The two sections cOlhded. causing a
frightiul wreck The caboose brake
man, named Coleman, was Instantly
killed, and Conductor McAllister bad
ly injured
The Barnum Wire Works. at Detroit
burned on the Sd, causing a loss of
S22T,0O0, on which there was SIG
600 insurance
The McGrav saw mill at Bay CITY,
Mich, the largest OF its kind in the
world, was destroyed by fire on the 81
inst. Loss, S15O,OOO; insurance,
100000
Charles Ray, a young engineer. shot
his wife in the cheek and then killed
himself, in New York, on the 80.
Marshall Clements. who murdered
his brother and sister-in-law. was
hanged at Sagauche, Col, on the Sd
inst.
Nlcolo ( Lacaze, New Orleans prod
uce commission merchants, suspend
ed on the 2d inst; liabilities S54, 600:
assets S6S, 600
FIVE men were fatally hurt by a pre-
mature blast in the State Creek iron
ore mines, at Olympia, Ky. on the 2d.
NJ. +. McGlnnls, a railroad machin-
ist at Little Rock, Ark. met horri-
BILE death on the 2d inst. by the over
turning OF an engine he was repairing.
At Medina, \. y, on the 2d, a
woman named Miles, nearly 20 years
old, was murdered by an unknown
person and robbed OF Sll5.
David Blacks tinware factory. at
New York, burned on the 2d. Loss,
S92. 900.
Private advices were received, on the
"a, Of the death of Clarence Whistler.
the champion Gr8Co-Romau wrestler.
known as Kansas Cyclone"
The King OF Burmah personally sur
rendered himself to Gen. Prendergast.
commander OF the British invading
force, on the I'd, and has arrived in
British territory.
The cylinder head OF an engine in the
Worcester Mass Steel Works blew
out, on the 8oth, killing Geo. Ryder,