The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-09
NIsOR Eans s9EEs.

1i6IS AleAanuer, vile or formerly
prominent commission merchant,
committed suicide by jumping from
the roof OF the house OF a relative
Her husband failed in business and
became insane, and dependency over
his condition was the cause of the
Wife's suicide.
Dispatches of the Sd report much
damage to tobacco by frost in Ken
lucky.
The Merrimac Opera House, at
Amesbury, Mass, was destroyed by
fire on the Sd. Loss, S35, 900.
James Arbuckle, freight agent at
Allenwood, Pa, vas beaten insensible
and robbed OF $500, at Williamsport.
on the night of tie I'd. His assailant
Is unknown.
The tin-plate works in South Wales
have been closed, throwing 4 900 men
out OF employment.
Seven men were killed and large
number badly hurt by an explosion in
the Altoff colliery, in Wakefield, York
shire, England. Seventeen men were
still missing at last reports.
The factory OF the Alden Canning
and Evaporatins Company, at Benton
Harbor, Mich, burned on the Sd. Loss
$4,000.
Floods are devastating the Godavery
district IN Madras. Some villagers
tried to cut a dam to relieve their own
village OF water at the expense OF other
villages. A fierce fight ensued in which
100 natives were killed.
Charles Edwards, colored, who killed
his mistress, Hattie Refuge, in Algiers,
La, was executed for the crime in the
parish prison on the 1st inst.
At Steeleville, Mo, on the night of
the 30th, P. f. Wallace, the alleged
murderer of the Logan family, was
taken from jail by mob and partial
ly hanged. Appeals from the more
cool-headed ones in the party prevail
ed, and he was finally cut down and
taken back to his cell.
While a party of boys were out in a
small boat in the harbor of Lynn,
Mass, on the 1st inst, the shell was
upset and Henry Sears, Michael
O'Neill and DarbyaIreen were drowned.
tits rumored at st. Petersburg that a
plot has been discovered to blow up a
train on which the Car was travelling.
Two men were injured and traffic de-
layed for several hours by an accident
Niles, Mich, on the 305h.
The funeral OF the late Jooseph Neal,
uncle OF President Cleveland, took
place at Baltimore, on the 3Oth. A
big crowd was IN attendance in ex-
pectation OF seeing the president, but
he did not appear
The coal dealers OF New York have
advanced the retail price of then
goods % cents q ton.
Inc government inspectors have de-
clded that 1t will not be necessary to
slaughter the quarantined cattle at
Chicago, but will insist upon p strict
quarantine in order to prevent the
spread OF leuro-pueumonia.
freight train, on the st. Cloud &
Willmar division of the Manitoba
road, was ditched at Willmar June
ton, MINI. The engineer, Charles
Walters, was killed.
Driscoll, leader of the "Whyo" gang.
was found guilty, on the 30th, of the
murder OF his mistress, Berry Gerrity,
in New York.
block OF valuable warehouses at
Leicester, Eng, was destroyed by fire
on the Both. Loss S50O,OOO.
The United States mint a. Carson
City, Neb has been ordered reopened
by Acting Secretary Fairchild. 1t will
be used as an assay office for the re-
ceipt of bullion.
Joseph King, q widowsr, living st
Negaunee, Mich, on the goth shot and
fatally wounded Mrs. Louis Routtard.
Jealousy was the cause.
big sensation was caused on the
29th by the publication of a report
that the Blood Indians, in Northwest
Territory were on the warpath and
We're killing whites and destroying
property. kilograms OF inquiry re-
suited in the denial of the story.
George Axtell, in iail under sentence
OF death at Binghampton, n. Y, for
the murder OF Elias Freeman at De-
posit, was found in a dying condition
IN his cell on the Goth. 1t is not
known whether he took poison or died
a natural death.
The breaking of a rail on the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy road near Hins-
dale, H., on the 2Sth, threw q passen-
ger train down a steep embankment.
One passenger, Mrs. l.. NJ. Baldwin, OF
ROCK Falls, H., was killed, and a num-
per OF Others received injuries more or
less serious.
Frank Waters, a New Orleans news
paper reporter, got into a difficulty
with Joseph Baker, assistant assessor
OF the city, on the 9th. when the lat
ter drew revolver, and was prompt
ly shot by Waters.
'Vhile riding home from church on
the 26th, near the village of Poouon-
nuos, Conn, Benjamin Garoiner, his
vie and the wife OF a son were run
down by a Providence & Boston train.
Tne entire party were killed, together