The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20
MINOR VIEWS NOTES.


Turner Graham, barber, and his
wife, colOred, were killed at OsgOod,
o., by a mob armed with shot-guns.
No arrests have yet been made.
A disastrous fire in the city Touring
mills at Knoxville, Tenn, on the 18th,
caused a heavy loss.
Charles Schultz, 13 years old, while
delivering ice cream in Chicago, on the
18th, was attacked and fatally bitten
by a large Newfoundland dog. The
brute would probably have torn the
victim to pieces had not several pass
ersby came to the boys assistance.
There was a disastrous fire in the
Stockholm saw mill district, Camden,
n. J., on the 18th. Property worth
$500, 900 was destroyed
Sheriff Coney, Of Little Rock, Ark,
and posse have surrounded and cap
tured band of desperadoes who have
been operating in La Fayette and ad-
Joining counties. 4 negro named
Richards was recently murdered by
the gang, and other persons robbed
and killed.
Adispatch ofthe 18th says: A body
OF 2, 900 Guatemalans with nine can
non have entered Santa Ana. Fight
ing has been going on at Ahuachapan,
dor, for four days, without definite
result
Isaac l.. Lehman, senior member of
the firm of /. l.. Lehman & Co., whole
sale whisky dealers of Louisville, Ky,
committed suicide on the 18th by
shooting himself in the mouth with a
pistol. No cause is assigned for the
deed.
David Anderson, a Norwegian car
penter, 3S years old, committed sui
eide at his boarding house in Chicago
on the 18th by cutting his throat. He
was laboring under a temporary fit of
insanity.
Fire in shaft OF the Lehigh Coal
Company at Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the
night of the 18th, threw 200 men out
of employment.
Wesson, Miss, was visited on the
14th by a fire which caused an
aggregate loss of $4,000.
Mrs. w. II. Diebold, of Temperance
vile, near Pittsburg, jumped into the
Ohio River with her 4-month-Old babe
IN har arms, on the 18th, ond both
were drowned. Mrs. DiebOld's mother
committed suicide with trough on
rats six weeks ago.
Fires on the 18th: The Randleman
Cotton Factory, Randolph County, n
c.; loss, $50, 900. The steamer Joe
Fleming, Princeton, H., $4,000.
Joseph f. COttinger, ex-treasurer of
the Central Transportation Company,
Philadelphia, is missing. An Over-is-
- 2 4 n L
cred.
In view OF the prevalence OF cholera
in Spain, the French government has
given orders to subject arrivals from
Spain on the Franco-Spanish frontier
to three days quarantine.
The Indian museum annex of the
International Exhibition of Inven-
tions, at London, was totally de
stroyed by fire on the 18th.
The announcement was made in the
British Parliament, on the 10Th, that
the Queen had accepted the resigna-
tion of the Gladstone ministry and
had called upon Lord Salisbury, lead
er of the opposition, to form a new
cabinet.
;. II. and Dean Denman, father and
son, were killed by a bursting boiler
on their small steamboat on Cedar
River, a few miles below Cedar Rapids,
Ia, on the 11th. The father was
thrown $50 feet and killed instantly.
A fire IN Chinatown, San Francisco,
on the 10th, burned the interior of the
Chinese theater and destroyed several
adjoining buildings. Loss, S65, 900;
insurance unknown.
a fire at st. Cesaire, Que, on the
night of the 10th, destroyed Senator
Chatfee's residence and a number of
stores, hotels and dwellings. Loss
$150,O00, partly insured.
Simon Lyon, an insane farmer Of
Naples, y. u, was choked to death by
his brother, who attempted to hold
him down until assistance came to
relieve him from the maniac's grasp.
The British residents of Cashmere re
port that earthquake shocks continue
Of great severity. The towns of Barra-
mulla and Sopur have been utterly
ruined and 400 persons killed. There
has also been great loss OF life in ad-
jaCent villages. Many cattleand sheep
have been killed.
Fire on Frankfort Street, New York,
early on the morning OF the 10th, de
stroyed property to the value OF S45,-
600.
New Orleans had $4,000 fire on
the 10th inst.
kitzinger's shingle mill at Manistee.
Mich, was burned on the night OF the
9th
Louis Klipfel, a saloon-keeper on
South Clark Street. Chicago, killed
Frank Shank in a row in his place on
the afternoon of the 10th.
While suffering from delirium
tremens on the 10th inst, Joseph
Renson, saloon Lcet at Newport,
Il. l., went into his cellar and ignited
a keg of gunpowder The building
was wrecked and Renson's body was
found IN the ruins.
The body OF Alexander II. Stephens
was taken from the vault at Atlanta.
Ga, on the 10th inst, and Inferred
near his old home in Crawfordville.
Eulogistic addresses were delivered by
Congressman-elect George Il. Barnes
and others.
superintendent of Police Walling. of
New York, one OF the oldest and best
known police officials in the country.
resigned, on the 9th, to avoid being
retired on pension, under the pro-
visions OF law recently passed by the
state legislature. Inspector Murray
succeeds him.
Fire IN Syracuse, \. Y, on the 9th
INST, caused a loss of 800. .OOC.
Louis House, Is years old. was run
down by an engine and fally hurt.
A statue to Darwin. the scientist
was unveiled In the Muse11nn OF Nnt,,r.nI