The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-19
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

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Emory A. Storrs, the Chicago law
Yer, died at ottawa, H., on the 18th,
ofparaIysIs OF the heart
The total number Of cases OF cholera
1n spain from september l TO II was
23 Oft Madrid alone, 1866.
VIM. Augustus Guy, the eminent En-
gIlsh physician and author, and
Claude Bouquet, the well known Paris
mathematician. died on the 18th inst.
Mrs +. A Candeld, wife OF the art
isr, was killed at NOnkers, y. ", on
The 18th, by the discharge OF a revolv-
er which fell from under the pillow
when she pulled the coverlid off pre-
paratory TO retiring.
In q quarrel near Falmouth, Ky, on
the l2th, Robert Wolfe stabbed and
killed John McGraIn.
Swan & Einch's oil factory and
warehouse burned thew York on the
18TH. Loss, S35. 600.
The Fresno Vineyard Company
winery and distillery burned at Fresno,
Cal on the 10Th inst. Loss S12O,-
oo0i partly insured.
Thomas A. Renshaw, a barber, fatal
ly shot Fred Osgood, at Gloucester,
Mass, on the 10Th.
The sugar works OF the American
Glucose Company burned at Peoria,
ILL.,, on the 18th Loss S250,OOO.
An unknown Mexican who was bad
ly used IN a Bjsbee Ariz., gambling
house, on the 18th, returned to the
scene with his repeating rifle and
wounded five men, two seriously. A
posse OF citizens overlook the Mexican
and hanged him
William A. Riddle, ex-president OF
the defunct Penn Bank, OF Pittsburg,
was discharged from custody on the
18th, under the insOlvent laws.
Montana stage robbers secured the
Nells-Far-o box xcontaining 5000 near
Miles City on the 18th.
Engineer Fred. Karl and Fireman
Phi. McHaney were drowned near
Nevada, Mo-, on the 18th, their en-
-ine with cabOOse going through a
bridge into the Little Usage River.
Cnas. Young, E. :. Curtis and Ar
thur Wheeler were drowned at Rock
land, Mass, on the 18th by the upset
ting oil a sailboat.
u. VI. Frazer, for twelve years audi
tor OF Shoshoue County, l. T, was
found murdered in his lodgings at
Pierce City, on the 18th. Object, rob-
berry.
John Kehoe was fatally stabbed at
Chicago on the 18th by an Italian
fruIt-vender, during an alteration.
The steamer Villa deMalaea founder
ed Oft Italy on the 10th When the
vessel, which was supposed to have
struck on a rock. was found to besiuk-
Ing terrible panic prevailed among
the passengers, and the crew lowered
three boats and made good their es-
cape Sixteen OF the passengers lost
their lives
tta sham-ba-tle in Reed City, Mich,
ou the 10Th, C. ". Clifford. a Kalkaska
m1n, 20 years old, was fatally and
tao Others seriously injured by being
ra ostr by the artillery.
Joseph c. Fischer, postmaster OF
New Brunswick, y J., from 1869 to
lNolr was found dead in bed at a
Brooklyn, y. y. hotel, on the 10th.
Supposed suicide
\ man named Scott with a geOlOgi-
cal party, was killed by lightning on
the Yellowstone Lake, NJ T, on the
10th
DISPATCHES from the Marine Hos
piral Buraau ON +ba I1+h state thar
yellow fever Is epidemic IN Sonora.
Mexico.
Two men a-tamn+ed +o bIov ~, the
WooIwich. Eng. arsenal ON the I1rb.
br- failed
At HobOken, y. J.. on the 10th,
Jean {. Durand. a silk mannfacrnrer
was fatally wounded in a scntiia with
Claude SruyaI 4 vonng French
woman was the eausa ~ +baFrouIla
negro named seals wbo bad
made = brutal 4Ssau1+ mon S-,-sa1.
old -irI. was taken from the BnTIing-
ton. q. iaiI on rha I1rb and Ivrchaf
The western half nf +ba T.nio- da,,o+
a- HUNTINGTON Pa wa. 5a.-,o,-s,4i -,
the 1Ith III coaI 80, ,.,r,,,,;,., 80
il over . misnlartd svrirab T osgeI5 -
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The failures for rba week ar5ir- on
the 18th were. Intel ora+ae Isl.
Canada To-
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