The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-09-21
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

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| /. Scarborough, bondsman Tor Sullivan
and hllrain, will require the making oi
a new bond.
Miss Louise Shoemaker, who had
| been missing from her home in New
| Orleans for over a year, WAS found a
| prisoner IN the rear room of negro
| barber shop.
| Or. /. ii. Curran, senior guardian OF
| Clan la Gael camp in Chicago, has re-
| signed because he thinks the money oi
| the order is being used to defend the
murderers of DR.. Cronin.
The kennebec Ice Company's dam
| at Coatesville. Del, burst, overflowine
the Brandywine and doing great dan-
| age.
A letter signed Jack the Ripper"
| has Eeen received at a London news
| agency, in which the writer states that
| IN about week another murder will be
| added to the list of Whitechapel hor-
| rors.
The Bontin Sugar Refinery in Bor
| deaux was burned on the 18th. Three
! hundred thousand Kilograms of sugar
| was damaged. The loss is placed at ! )
| 100000 francs.
Ex-Queen Natelie, of Servia, who ID
eoing to Belgrade to visit her son, the
youthful King Alexander, arrived at
| Odessa from Galta on board a Russian
! gunboat. She was received with royal
| tonOrs. She will proceed to Belgrade.
The Rt. Rev. John Fielder Mackar-
ness, II. d., lately Bishop of Oxford, is
dead. He was born December 3, 1920,
ami was a brother-in-law to Lord Coler-
| idge.
1t is stated that the engagement be-
| tween Prince Hatzfeldt and the adopt
| ed daughter of G. p. Huntington, the
| American railway magnate, has been
| declared oil, owing to the disagreement
| about the settlement of the Prince s
| debts and the brides dover.
A large number of suits for damages
have been begun at Antwerp IN connec-
| ton with the recent disastrous explo-
! sion.
Lorenzo Krug, who poisoned Lucy
| Heidlemeyer at Chicago, is dead. Krue
w9s suspected of having poisoned three
| different wives previous to the Heidle-
| meyer tragedy in order to obtain the
insurance money on their lives. He
WAS not tried on these charges, but fol
| the murder of the Heidlemeyer woman
| He was convicted and sentenced to the
| Joliet prison for eighteen years. krug
| had rapidly declined in health, con-
| sumption ending his career.
The stage between Forest Hill and
| Auburn, Cal, was stopped on the 10th
| by one masked man, who demanded
| the Wells, Fargo q Co. treasure box
The box was given him and he escaped
| with it. 1t is not known how much il
contained.
The Nicely brothers, under sentence
| of death at Somerset, Pa, fatally shot
! the deputy sheriff and escaped from
! jail.
The main hall of the st. Joseph MO-
Exposition burned, with all It's contents
Loes, $250,O00.
The uneXpended relief fund for John
| stOwn, Pa, amounts to 81 ,666, 456.
| The Chicago exposition was damaged
$40, 600 by fire, on the night of the 18th
| While Sunday school services were
| being held in a small frame church, five
miles south of Columbia City, Ind, Oh
! the 10th, lightning struck the spire and
coursed down through the roof, striking
| and instantly killing two girls, both aged
| II, who were sitting together IN the
center of their class. The other ten
children in the class were badly
! stunned, but not seriously injured.
A committee of fifteen appointed at
Johnstown, Pa, for the purpose has de-
! cided to ask Congress for aid in clean
!
| an average two bodies are found a day.
The Wild West show IN Paris is in the
| fifth successful month, and is turning
/ people away at every performance
! The attendance at the Paris exhibition
| now averages 10000
During the past few days twelve per-
| sons have died from trlchinosIs IN the
! town of Eiseleben, Prussian Saxony.
| Eighteen others are reported to be dy-
| ing from the same disease.
! Searle, who defeated O'Connor on
| Monday for the sCulling championship
of the world, has challenged OCOnnor
| to meet him again and has also issued 2
challenge to Gaudaur.
The latest government report con
| Cerning the wheat crop of France shows
| that 100000 hectares were sown this
| year against 6,97S, l34 hectares last year
1t is estimated that the yield will be
| Ill ,460, ,2l8 hectolitres, against 9S, ,740, 72S
/ hectolitres in 1888.
The Vatican will publish the cor
respondenCe of Pope Plus TX. with Ma.
poleon III. and the Prussian govern
| ment in 1870 with reference to the ltal-
| ian occupation of Rome.
! Twenty three Hungarians who took
| part in the riot at Uniontown, Pa, were
| each sentenced to a year IN the work
| house.
Joe McAuliffe defeated Pat Killen in
a fight which lasted seven rounds al
| San Francisco on the 11th.
! The approximate gross earnings ol
| the Atchison Railroad system for Aug
ust were g, ,3l7 ,87l, against $2,305, ,904 fol
| the same period in 1888.
| A scheme is annouced for the con-
struction of ship canal between Edln.
burgh andiGlasgow. The capital is placed
| at G7, 100000.
A mob of 100 men broke open the jai
] at Morganton, n. c., at o'clock on the
| morning of the 11th, took out Franklin
| Stack, white man, and David Boone
a negro, and hanged them. Stack am
| bushed Robert Parker, student at col
| lege, who killed Stacks brother, some
| months back, and Boone shot anC
| killed man at camp meeting. The
| people of Morganton propose to ferre
| out the lynchers and punish them.
M. G. Mcdonald has entered suit a
| Chicago for divorce from his wife, MARY
| c. Mcdonald, who ran away with Father
| Moysant, Catholic priest, and went tC
| Europe. The bill charges adultery witt
Moysant at divers times and places pre-
! vlous to her elopement; also gives Tar
| ticulars of her abandonment of home
| and declares her woman unfit to car,
| for the two children, the custody o
| whom the complainant asks the court tC