The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-21
LITE SEUS NOTES

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4 party Of twenty-four Chinese have
arrived at New York, bound to British
Columbia, and VIII not be allowed to
land on either coast.
FrankP Tousey, a publisher of New
York, mas made an assignment. giving
preferences for S45, 600
Iebehr Pasha, whom Gen. Gordon
desired to make governor OF Khar-
toum, has been sent on board Brit
ish irigate al Alexandria, documents
having been found in his house estab-
fishing his completely with the Mahdi
The attempt OF President Barrios to
make himself dictator OF Central
America caused the United States to
order southwark the Wachusetts and
Shenandoah, and three more war-ves-
selS are to be held in readiness to sail
thlther
John Robbins, known throughout
the United States as a manufacturer
of baggage-checks, died yesterday ut
Chelsea, Mass.
Lancaster, Pa, had 500 900 blaze
on the 18th
At Lost Greek, Pa, on the 18th.
Arthur toyle q young married man.
was shot dead, by John Harris,
Reading Railroad coal and IRON po-
heeman with whom me had a dispute.
The failures in the United States for
the week ending on the 18th numbered
23S.
A. d. Cookies furniture factory near
Easton. Pa, together with saw-miII.
boller-house and POO, 900 feet OF Ium-
Der was destroyed by fire on the 18th.
Loss $50, 900
NTIpF.,C,,.,.,-
John West, ,colOred was hung. private
ly; m the jail yard. Only the sheriff
and deputies and three others, re-
qulred by law, We're present. West ad-
mitted his guilt
Pope & Cole, Baltimore, dealers in
metals, made an assignment on the
18th. The firms debts amount to
nearly 81 600, 900
While temporarily insane. a miner
named Charles Nolling, Jumped down
the shaft OF a mine at Wenona. M. a
distance OF $50 feet. lie was mashed
10 q pulp
President Cleveland sent a message
TO the Senate, on the 18th, asking for
the return. for re-eyamination, of the
Nlcaraguan, Spanish and Dominican
treaties 1t is thought they will he
permanently withheld
Dan DoWny, Pat Swan and Tom
Mccoy while blasting rock near
Wichita, Tex. on the 18th, were in
stantly killed by a premature explo-
sion
Gov. Pierce, Of Dakota, on the 18th. .
vetoed the woman suffrage bill passed
by the legislature
The interior OF St Dominick's Cath
ohc Church, the largest and finest in
the city OF Washington was ruined
by tire on the 10Th. Loss, $4,000.
insurance, $50, 900. The walls OF the
edltlce are intact.
Ten buildings Mt Olean, n. y. were
destroyed by fire on the 10Th. Loss,
$50, 600
Two laborers named Henry Macs
and John Schneidirk were buried un-
der mass OF molten metal in a roll
ing mill at Joliet, H., on the 10Th.
Macs was killed and Schneidirk re-
celved injuries from which he cannot
recover.
Three negroes were lynched at Troy.
Tenn, on the 18th, for being impii-
Gated IN the murder Of a white man.
last December
Sergt Thomas Plunkett, a Massa-
chusetts veteran. who lost both arms
ut West BoylstOn. Mass, on the
11th.
The contents of the art stone OF I.
ID. Gill, Springfield Mass, were dam
aged 10y fire and smoke on the 11th to
the extent OF $4,000
Twenty-Five students of the Philadel-
phla Female Medical College received
their sheepskins on the l1th.
Thomas II. Trippe and James Earle
We're killed by a train on the Delaware
4 Chesapeake road at Easton, Md. on
the llth inst
Jacob Frey committed suicide at
Toledo, O., ON the l1th, through deS
pondency caused by his wife's death.
William Ellenbaulen and wife were
burned to death in their house at
HaysylIle, Can, early on the morning
Of the 11th.
The Massachusetts Senate on the
1lth passed to the third reading the
bill prohibiting the sale Of mtoxicat-
ing liquors between II P. ~ and s 4.
NJ.
]. D. White, a passenger on an East
Tennessee train, was killed on the
llth, by putting his head out OF a
window and having it crushed against
a bridge.
In the Bradley murder trial at
Bloomington, Ill, on the 11th. the ac-
cused was sentenced to twentv-seyen
years IN the penItentiary for the mtlr-
der OF Henry Johnson.
Intelligence has been received Of
destructive fire at Newburn n c.. on
the night OF the eth The Central Ho-
tel and twenty houses and stores were
destroyed. Loss, 800, 900; insurance.
$4,000.
The Castle House block, Wyoming.
H., containing hotel and a number
OF stores, burned on the morning OF
the 10th. The total loss is S45. 900;
insurance IS. 500.
The Bellevue House, Halifax. \. 5.
owned by the imperial government
and occupied by officers OF the garrison.
burned on the night OF the 10th. The
loss Is S50.000 no insurance.
Last April the Michigan Saw Works. /
East Saginaw burned. causing a
loss OF 100000. On the night of the
10th, the works We're again DESTROYED
by fire The total loss is 100000 /
The insurance Is not definitely known.
but ii is over $50. 600.
The trial OF the Oklahoma boomers
at Wichita, kas., has gone over uD-i1
the September term OF the United
States circuit court. The colon. of !
boomers. Capt. Couch says. will move
in a fewdays.
The hame shop OF Hayden & Boyd,