The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-10-10
HIN or NEWS NOTES.

George Brazzard, brakeman, fell
from a train at Midland, Mich, on the
Sd inst, and was killed.
4 train on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad was thrown from the track
near Camloops, on the Sd. One Amer
lean and five Chinaman We're killed and
several Others hurt.
Patrick Corrigan was killed and
Thomas Barry seriously hurt by the
cavlng OF bank OF sand near Evans
vile, Ind, on the 3D. inst.
William BOOkwalter, while drunk,
on the 3D. inst, Obstructed the road
near Clrc]evIlie, O.. and threatened to
shoOt"t he first Niger who came along" 5"
Samuel TIbbs was the victim.
A negro named Mehane, who assault
"a and murdered Mrs Walker, near
Milton, \. C., was taken from the Off
GERS on henight OF the Sd and lynched
The pOstOtiice at Garden City, kas.,
was entered on the night Of the Sd by
burglars, the safe blown open and all
the money, registered letters and valu-
ahles taken. There were thirty-six
money packages for the government
land Office containing large amounts.
No clue to the burglars.
The trial OF Mrs Kruz, who shot
ler husband and burned his body,
vas closed at Herkimer, y. y, early
o. the morning OF the 4th inst. with
verdict OF murder in the first degree.
Forty NIhillSrs. including a number
OF professors and other well-knOwn
persons, have been arrested at War
saw on a charge OF cOnspiring to mur-
der the Gar The arrests have caused
a great sensation.
\ catbOat containing sevent cen
young men was upset near Jersey City
Oathe 4thlnst. Oneman was drowned
and two others died from exhaustion
soon after being taken from the water.
The stage from San Angelo to Abi-
enc, Tex, was stopped and robbed, on
the 2d inst, by a smOOth-faCed boy.
about IS years of age. He did not
disturb the six passengers, giving the
mail sacks his entire attention. He
took the sacks out on the prairie.
about 200 yards rom the stage. and
rit,ed them leisurely While he was
thus engaged the stage from Abilene for
San Angelo came up with seven passen-
gers, and the scene ended with the
rapid flight OF the young highw8yman.
The United States had III failures
during the week ending on the 2d inst.
The sherman House, Fargo. d. T..
was wholly consumed by fire on the
night of the lst inst Loss $50 600:
insurance $4,000. The guests all had
narrow escapes, many getting out
VI their night clothes only. The
Ar-us office was saved by good work
by the fire department.
Henry NJ. Smith and William Heath
{ Co., two OF the heaviest brokers on
tho New York Stock Exchange. made
as ignments on the % inst. The
liza hilitIes OF the latter viii not fall far
short OF S2,O0OOOO Mr. Smiths
hR ilities are not given.
:. New Britain, Conn, on the 1st
ms y, Minnie and LOttie Dyson, aged
Is and Is years respectively, were
killed by a locomotive running into an
omnibus in which they and Others
were riding. At Chambersburg. Pa,
David AppenzelIer's two young sons.
aged : and years, met q similar fate.
On the third trial OF the Jew Bitter
anil his wife and the peasant Stoch-
lInski, at CraCOw, on the charge OF
numbering a Christian girl, the prison
ers we're sentenced 10 death The trial
was a scandalOus travesty OF Justice,
and the sentence will certainly be re-
versed.
Cen. Crook telegraphs that twenty
five hostile Indians were seen Septen-
Der % near Guadaloupe Canon. IN
Southeastern Arizona. Troops nave
been ordered in pursuit and citizens
warned OF their danger.
a dispatch from Fargo, D. T. dated
2 ?. ". on the 2d inst, says: The