The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-02
MINOR NEWS NOTES.


J. w England, publisher Of the New
York sun, died on the night OF the
25th, of dropsy OF the heart.
At Mildlstown, O., on the night OF
the oath, while party OF young peO-
pie We're passing q grave yard, some
one SAID ghost, and Miss Ella I'ay-
lor fell dead from fright.
r. b. Black, a ieweler, Of CoshOctOn,
o., was found dead in his room on the
morning OF the 25th, with bottle of
Rough on Rats" by his side. No
cause Is assigned.
Thomas Little, a wealthy planter,
living near Cortland, Ala. was called
to his door about dusk on the night
of the 24th, and a heavy charge OF
buckshot poured into his body by
some unknown party Samuel Liv-
ingston, a brother-in-aw, j. i'm Jail,
charged with thecrime
Milton Weston, the wealthy farmer
convicted OF compIicityin the Murray
vile riots, was refused a new trial at
Plttsburg, on the 25th, and he was
sentenced by Judge Bayley to pay the
costs OF the prosecution and sent to
jail for five years.
At Plttsburg, early on the morning
OF the 25th, fire was discovered in the
Oympian Skating Rink In attempt
ing to put 1T out a can OF benzine was
upset, and George Scott. night watch
man, was probably fatally burned
The pecuniary loss was small.
+. II. Johnson, of st. Louis, was ar
rested at Cincinnati on the 25th,
charged with attempting to fire the
Palace Hotel. Pieces OF paper satu-
rated with kerosene We're pushed I'M
der the doors of rooms ana set on fire.
At Albany \. Y. on the 25th, VIII
Carr, a son OF the secretary OF state.
was shot at and slightly injured by
Cal. EgoIf, during an alterca5iOn about
IN article published in the Brooklyn
Eagle about Carr, Jr.
At Warsaw, Mo, ON the 25th, City
Marshal Jeans was shot and killed by
a desperate character named Eaton,
who was, in turn, fatally wounded by
Sheriff Clay.
The town OF Crundy, county seat Of
Buchanan County, Va, was almost
totally destroyed by fire on the 25th.
The courthouse and county records
We're destroyed.
John A. Tennis and Geo. H. Moore.
old and well-buOWn citizens of Mt
Vernon, Lawrence County, Mo, be
tween whom a bitter leud OF several
years standing existed, met on the
street on the 25th, and immediately
drew revOlyers and commenced firing.
Tennis was shot through the head and
Moore through the heart. Both died
i'm five minutes
Columbus l.. Moifatt was hanged at
Dallas Ark, ON the oath, for the muir
der OF VIM. WehWt The execution
was public and witnessed by a great
crowd. The doomed man maintained
his innocence to the last and met his
fate without a tremor.
over / 600 striking coal miners re
turned to work at the Turtle Creek.
Sandy Creek and Plumb Creek mines.
near PItt~buTg, on the 9th, at the
terms offered by the operators The
railroad coal miners strike it is be-
Erved. Will collapse before many days
Gcosre Smlthley, a young married
man, died at PIttsbug, ON the night
oi the 23d, from Over-eNert caused
by r0Iler-skating.
The large boot and shoe factory OF
Bridges 4 Co.. at South Framingham.
Mass, was partially destroyed by fire
on the oath. The loss on buiIdingand
stock Will amount to about $500. 600.
The loss is fully covered BY insur-
anCe
The Danish ministry OF war have
had placed at heir disposal the sum
OF $3.50 O0O for the purpose OF fortify-
ING the coast OF Denmark.
News has been received from Cam
hodia, by way OF Saigon, % the effect
that the insurgents have surprised q
fTeuchpOSt. captured several guns and