The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-01-02

from Ohio, and James Sheridan were
struck and killed by the cars near
Baltimore on the 22d.
4 number OF people were slightly
hurt and adjoining buildings demol-
| ished on the morning of the 23d by
the explosion OF a boiler in the Lochiel
Rolling Mills, at Harrisburg, Pa.
1t Milton, Ont, early on the morn
ing OF the Odd, burglars broke into the
iewelry store OF Ramsey & Co. and
carried off a cartload of jewelry, sill
verware, money, etc. The store was
cleaned out. The stolen goods were
worth thousands of dollars.
Phillips, the convicted Indianap-
oils, Ind, wife murderer, has been
sentenced to be hanged April s.
Burglars entered f. c. Prices iewelry
/ store at jamestown, Pa, on the night
OF the 23d, and blowing open the safe
secured plunder valued at $1,000.
At Meriden, Conn, on the 23d, Carl
Dreyer, a Norwegian OF 26, climbed to
the top OF a freight car standing on a
side track ii mile north OF the depot,
and as the afternoon express came
rushing toward the station he jumped
in front OF the locomotive and was
cut into fragments 1t is supposed
that Dreyer was demented because OF
Unreguited love.
Girard Murray, a New York medical
student, gave his wife a bottle of Iaud
anum, on the 22d, and at the point OF
a revolver, commanded her to take it.
He then swallowed a big dose Of
chlOral, which took effect before he
had time to carry out his murderOus
intent. A physician was called and
his life was saved. Jealousy was the
cause OF the attempted murder.
Fire at Nincennes, Ind, on the
morning OF the 23d, destroyed prop
erty to the value Of about $4,000.
Property in Shelbyvilla, Tenn, to
the value OF $4,000, was destroyed
by fire on the morning OF the 23d.
Leger & Rinfret, wholesale dry goods,
Quebec, have suspended. Liabilities
500, 900.
Fifty cases OF cholera have occurred
in the province OF Venice, twelve Of
which proved fatal Many people are
/ fleeing. The Austrian government has
ordered that sanitary regulations be
enforced at the frontier.
LuptOn, wool merchant OF Bradford,
Eng, hasfailed. Liabilities, 100000.
On the morning of the 22d,a fire
/ broke out in the Chenango House, at
I Greene. Chenango County, n Y, and
/ destroyed nine buildings Three men
We're injured, one seriously, by an ex-
/ plosion.
The building at the corner of Adams
! Street and Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
/ occupied by the Butler Manufacturing
/ Company and Crossman & Lee, dealers
in paints, burned early on the morn
ing OF the 22d The loss will aggregate
something like $4,000 or $4,000,
and is covered by about three-quarters
/ that much insurance.
The search for the imprisoned
miners at Nanticoke, Pa, was given
up by the officials on the morning of
the 22d, owing to the continual fall OF
sand and the presence OF ire damp.
A dispatch of the DIST from Toulon
says the French gunboat Chamois.
bound for TOnquin, foundered in the
/ TouIOn roads. No further lnforma-
/ tiOn Is given, and it Is not known
whether any lives were lost. The
/ news caused great excitement in French
naval circles.
The brick premises Of the Link Belt
/ Manufacturing Company, on Jefferson
+ Street, Chicago, was burned on the
/ 21st, entail1ng d loss of $4,000 on
machinery, stock and patterns, upon
which an insurance OF $4,000 was
/ carried.
A fire in Brunet & Laurent's dry
4 goods establishment, at Quebec, on
the 21st, damaged the building and al
most totally destroyed their stock,
which was valued at $75,O 900.
At SharOnviIle, O., on the goth,
Scott w. Heffner, a carpenter, was
shot and killed by Frank w. Mullen, a
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