The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-02-27
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William Caddle and Marion Haw
Ens, both young men, We're arrested
at West Pennington, O., and taken to
Orangevllle for q hearing. The ac-
cused are charged with being the parties
that blew mp the saloon Of Thomas
Hawley. The feeling is running high.
Eugene Conway, a boy OF 13, was
smothered in al elevator at Atchison,
kas, on the 20th. He was playing
about the place, and went up to the
corn-bin, where it is supposed he slip
ped into the hopper and was drawn
down. He must have been in the bin
about an hour when found. His body
was quite cold and life extinct.
Frank Downs, who resided with his
family at Urbana, H., entered the ser
vice of the Indiana, Bloomington &
Western Road on the 10Th, and the
same night fell from the train at
Macie, Ind, and was found dead next
morning. It was his first and last
trip.
At Mingo Junction, o., on the night
of the 18th, Charles Hall heard some
one among his chickens. Going out to
investigate he was shot dead by the
marauders, who escaped.
The Portuguese ministry has re
signed
Hog cholera is prevalent in Middle
sex County, Ont.
In political quarrel at Mt Carmel,
Pa, on the evening OF the 10th, Gard
ner Pepper, OF Locust Gap, was as
saulted BY two men and fatally hurt
His assaIlants escaped.
Near McIIeansboro, H., on the
morning of the 18th, John Mann, a
wealthy farmer, was ambushed and
shot dead by unknown parties.
At Kings. Court, County Raven,
Ireland, on the 18th, dispute during
a game of foot ball resulted in an
atfray in which pitchfOrks, etc, were
freely used. Twenty persons were
wounded, one of them fatally.
The examination at London into
the death OF Mr. Bartlett, to whom it
was alleged chlOrOfOrm was administer
ed by his wife in order that she might
marry Rev. Mr.. Dyson, was finished
on the 18th. Mrs. Bartlett and Mr.
Dyson were both committed on a
charge OF murder.
Count De Soto, Spanish minister to
switzerland, has been recalled by his
government because OF his conduct at
a ball given recently in Geneva. The
Count appeared ? the ball in an in
tOxiCated condition, and acted in q
rude and ungentlpmauly manner.
A fire in the shops OF the Ohio peni-
tentiary at Columbus, on the 18TH.
caused a loss OF S25 900.
Attachments to the amount OF ST3,-
600 were placed in the store OF Shee-
line Bros, general merchandise, SpOk-
ane Falls, w. T., on the 18th, by San
Francisco and local creditors. The
total liabilities are Letween Sis, 900
and Sl2O. 900; assets, S110. 900.
2. +. SarraZln x Co, cigar and tObaC-
co manufacturers, New Orleans, have
brought suit against their creditors.
praying for a respite of six, twelve
and eighteen months. Their assets
are Sl5S, 900, and the liabilities S12O,-
600.
Henry Karsus, a gardener, OF Pekin,
Ill.,, was found near the Lutheran
Church of that city seuseless and
bleeding on the night Of the 10Th. He
remained unconscious and died next
day There was q three-lnch cash on
his left temple and the skull was frac-
rnred, apparently by a bar OF ron.
lie generally carried considerable
money, and the murder is attributed
TO this
The Riverside Hotel, at Lyndhurst,
near Rutherford y. j., was burned
late on the night OF the nth; loss,
$4,000. The Jersey City water works
are all right.
Mrs. Dudley, who made an attack
on Q ODonoyan Rosa, is said to have
recovered her mental health, and Will
soon be released from the asylum.
An accident to an Ohio Central pas
seuger train at Ten mile trestle, lust
over the West Virginia line, on the
night of the 10th, resulted in the
death OF a man named Humphreys
and the serious injury OF several other
passengers. One cariumped the track
into the river.
A printer named Charles O'Brien
was fatally injured by fall on Clark
Street, Chicago, on the morning OF the
7th. He fell over the banisters onto
q tiled floor. a distance OF only twelve
feet, striking on his head
A dispatch Of the 18th from Berlin
reports Count Won Moltke seriously
i'll.
The clothing store OF H. R. Wait,
and the grocery and clothing stores OF
r. NJ. Witherbee, at Whitehall, n Y,
we're burned on the morning OF the
18th. Loss on building and stock
100000. Witherbee is not insured
Waits loss is covered by insurance.
The keagler Block, at Paris, Tex,
was burned on the night OF the 5th.
Loss S35 900; insurance unknown.
Work in the Amoskeag Mills. at
Manchester, \. H, is suspended, and
$500 operatives are out. The weav-
ers demanded 20 per cent. increase in
wages, and, on being refused. they
struck, and, visiting other mills, they
drove ont the operatives. The agent
shut do,yn the 7-orks and the police
drove the strikers from the yard.