The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-10-24

m-7 le Who poisoned Emanuel Deroy' 5
l5-AoA 4s-'JlG child, at Pittsburg.
~, was Sentenced, on the 18th, to
lo,lEI et' years IN the penirentiary.
y Cinnamon we're killed III a shaft
o. ne Wellington coIIery, near Vic
ira, b. C., on the 18th They were
descending when a car on top of the
shaft rolled down and crushed them
TO death. Three others IN the cage es-
capped
The inside Of Goodnow's iron foun-
dry at t.Itchburg. Mass, was burned
on the night OF the I1rh Loss S3O.-
600 or S35 600, insurance unknown.
a L1mber OF valuable patterns were
destroyed. TIE Putnam Tool Com
pany lost large number Of patterns.
but j. covered by anIusurance OF $780,
600
The new railroad bridge across the
Colorado River Tt Yuma. Ariz., which
cost 100000. was totally destroyed
on the nth
DAVID REA. Of Chicago, who muir
dered ms VIE some months ago, was
found guilty on the 18th and sentenced
20 fifteen years Imprisonment.
Small pOX has caused two deaths at
Burlington, Vt, and there are said to
be several patients in the pest house
or IN sequestered dwellings The dis
ease was carried diEeltIv from Mon
Urea. IN ne clothing Of q ConvaIesceut.
Admired Mot, commander of the
French ,urges IN Madagascar. has been
recalled for di-obeying the orders OF
the war office in fighting the Hovas a
mOnta agO
I'm +rl -rb - Il +, :, .,v,,s,, a r CCT,,,,,
bus o., swung of Frederick Greiner.
the murderer OF Margaret Seeli ing. The
doomed man went on the scafOld with
cigar between MS teeth. The fall
failed to break his neck. but he stran-
gled in eleven minutes
At Caledonia Mimi. on the 18th.
John ThIlsen, a contractor, fell from
the cupola or the new schOoI-hOuse to
the ground, distance OF sixty feet,
and died soon after. Thiisen was a
mlddle-aged man and weighed 200
pO Inds
At Trenton, Mich, on the night of
the l5 b, A salOon-keeper named JUDI
Osborn was shot dead while on mis-
way home. Ed. FIaherty has been ar
rested on suspicion
An entire block OF business buildings
at Maple Rapids, Mich, burned on the
night OF the 18th inst Loss S24 900.
There were I39 failures in the United
States during the week ending on the
10th
At a farm house near SomersviIIe,
Ala, on the 18th. Wesley Hopper and
James EimOns0n quarreled about the
division Of piece OF property. Blows
followed and Hopper seized EdmOnsOn
In his arms and deliberately cut his
throat from ear 10 ear four times.
The murderer was arrested.
Danziger Brothers, dry goods, New
Orleans, assigned on the 10Th Assets
$3.50, 600, and liabilities 1925. 600.
The premises occupied by Thomas
Mills, furrier; Felix Shaw, dry goods,
and II. Henderson, photographer, at
Kingston, Ont, were burned on the
18th. Loss, $40, 900; insurance $780,
600
The dry goods store OF Brown &
MahOnev, the produce store OF H. l..
Lewis and the furniture factory OF
Henry Woodward, at OwossO, Mich.
were destroyed by fire on the night Of
the 18th. Loss $4,000
John ". Coffee was hanged at Craw-
fordsvilla, Ind. on the 18th for the
murder of an old man named McMul-
len. and his wife, in January last, the
house being burned afterwards to hide
the crime
While a squad of police were at
tempting to arrest a gang of burglars
In a Detroit gambling house on the
night Of the 10Th. reviewers were freely
used. and one man was killed and sew
erai inmates, including woman, more
or less seriously hurt. Two men were
arrested and quantity OF burglars
tools found.
At New York, on the 10th, two chill
dren OF Mrs K8mberger, took a lighted
candle under the bed and set it on fire
The children rushed from the room
and Lena, a T-months-Old baby, who
was lying on the bed. was burned to
death
Ivor Williams, aged Is, employed as
door tender in the Dodson mine, OF
the Plymouth Coal Company, near
WlIkesbarre, Pa, fell down the shaft,
or the night OF the 18th, a distance OF
800 feet. His body was crushed into
a shapeless mass.
Chicago was stirred UP on the 18th
by the sudden resignatian OF Chief OF
Police Doyle. Capt Ebersold was APP
pointed 10 the position temporarily.
A heavy shock OF earthquake was
felt at Palermo on the 18th. The
disturbance caused three story
house to fall. burying its occupants
beneath the debris. Eight corpses
have been recovered from the ruins.
The storehouse OF Schuyler & Blood :
knitting mill at Amsterdam, n y.
was burned with its contents on the
l5rh. Loss, S25. 900.
Recent prairie fires have caused
much damage IN the vicinity of Bat
tlefOrd, Northwest Territory.
There were I04 deaths from cholera
y Spain on the 18th and thirry-tiy y e
q Palermo.
Nearly the entire business portion ot
ne village OF Sand Bank. near Osvego
y. Y. was burned on the night OF the
18th Two churches were destroyed
Al Glenwood, Pa, on the 18th
William Funk, an engineer on BaltI
more K Ohio gravel train, was fatally
stabbed by Richard Andrews, con
duCtor OF the same train. The causes
which led 70 thecuttIng are not known
A fire al midnight on the 18th inst
partially destroyed the Red River Ma.
tJouaI Bank building and several other
structures at Gainesville, Tex, causing
nm estimated loss Of over $4,000.
In a fire which broke out in a Chi
rese laundry at Oakland, Cal, on the
+th inst, five Cinnamon were burned
TO death
Lanes block and several other
stores at Durton. Ont were destroyed
by fire on the 1 4th The loss Is esri