The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-01-30
E0B SEus VOTES

Joseph LletnHr, a well-known and
influential man o. Joliet, H., was
driving home on the night OF the 23d,
when be ran into snow-1riit with suf-
tCIent force to throw him from his
sleigh and render him lnsensible.
When he was found be was frozen to
death
AT Sherbourne, y. y. on the 23d
Russell Palmer, aged 45 years. and
Charles Newton, aged IA, were killed
ay the explosion OF 8 powerful engine
boiler. while balIng hay.
Dick Gala. a line repairer on the In
aauapO-l-, Decatur & Southern Rail
way, fell under the cars near Monte
zuma. ILL., on the 23d, and had both
lzgs cut of
The ferry house OF the West Shore
Railroad Company and Of the Wee
hawken Ferry Company, at the loot
ot West Forty second Street, New
York, was burned on the Path. As
soon a. the FIRE was discovered the
employees ii the building we're forced
by the smoke TO flee. They LEFT cloth
INC, tickets. money and al else IN the
burning building. A tank OF n8phtba
at the works Of the Manhattan Gas
The total loss Il SIS 900.
The Queen Street Wesleyan Church.
Kingston, Ont, was burned on the
600
At Ringt0wn, Pa, on the 23d, a col
GsIon occurred on the Carawissa
Branch Of the Philadelphia 4 Reading
Railroad, By which two men were in
startly killed and two fatally injured.
Two freight trains going IN opposite
directions were by mistake OF the
officials, sent 0ut on s. single track.
The first suit by the Chicago Re
form Alliance TO compel the saloons Of
the city TO close on Sundays in com
phance with the state law. was tried
on the 251 before a justice OF JhepeaCe
and q Jury, The TACT of a saloon be
ing open was conceded by the defend
ants. but the Jury returned a verdict
OF not guilty.
At Thorold, Ont, on the 23d. Joseph
Bates and wlte. an old couple, were
burned 10 death IN their house. The
cause of the fire Is a mystery.
The premature explosion OF a blast
ar the Plttsburg & Lake Anceine
Mine. near Isphemlng, on the 22d, re-
suited IN the death OF James CurnOw.
A Polan5er. named WIsanski. was
killed and William johnson fatally
hurt, at rheLinden Steel Works. Pitts
burg. on the 22d, by the collapse Of a
furnace IN process OF erection.
William Barry, James Broderick
William CarSen, ranging IN aCe from Is
To J. : years were COaStlnE on Webster
Avenue, PIttsJurE, on the evening Of
the Zls5, when they ColG5ed with a
heavy wagon Barry and BrOderick
received fatal injuries and Csrsen was
painfully cut and bruised
At Clifford NlCl. John r. Moore, a
wealthy farmer. during a temporary
NJ Of insanity. on the 2lSt. removed
the cover OF q large wood stove and
Jumped head first on the not IRE. Al
though he was dragged ont almost I'M
neiIately he was terribly burned
about the head and face and upper
portion Of his body, and recovery i
doubted
Mrs. George Graveuer, wlie o. NJ. r.
CrayvDer, r0rsCcOnIst, Of COylngton.
XIV. was found, on the morning of the
22d, drowned in the Cistern at her
home, and holding IN her arms the
dead body OF her daughter Eva, aged
months
Wm ConnOrton and Frank Utter
back. brakem5n. were killed on the
225- the former at Massilou. @. and
The latter at Urbana. The bodies Of
both men were terribly mangle1
Near Bozeman. Mont, on the 22d,
Ed Aston, a well-ku0wn raqchman,
was found with his throat cut.
Henry Jackson. Colored. was execuc-
Sd a. MIndeu. La, on the 22d. for the
murder o. H. 4 bricron in july. 1885.
The CaErollcon cotton reed mIIls, n
New Orleans, burned on the 22d. Loss
$4,000.
At Dawson. Pa, on the night OF the
20th, while a partyof skaters we're en-
E0yznc themselves. one OF the number
Mss Riser, .e.l into 81 slr-ho.e. Her