The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-11-02
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

on the St. Paul road near Council Bluffs.
The locomotive engineers viii hold
their convention next year IN Pitts
burg.
Queen NictoIia will open tie comm
session OF Parliament in person.
Nick Schaciler, OF Topeka, kas., WAS
found guilty of selling hard cider, IN
violation of the new prohibuory law.
Secretary Noble has given notice that
the cattle syndicate which has leased
lands in the Cherokee outlet must move
out.
The London County Council has
adopted report requesting Parliament
to grant TO them power to constr uct sub
ways for various purposes, and compel
the companies for wLOse use they are
designed to use them ana pay Tor SUI,
occupancy. The power asked by he
Council is extremely arbitrary and
mandatory, and it is doubtful /! It VII
be granted to the extent desired.
1t is stated that Archduke John .;
Austria viii join the staff OF the Ne"
York Herald.
According to adyices from Belgrade,
ex- King Milan will shortly lie married
to Partisan lady.
The body of Walrath, the bal!oonlst,
lost IN Otsego Lake, n. y, September
"a last, has been found.
The NiCaraguan government proposes
to found a city at the Atlantic terminus
of the Nicaraguan Canal and call 1t
America
The great steel bridge of the Illinois
Centra! road, crossing the Ohio River at
Cairo, H., wss tested by sendlng nlhe
mogul locomotives, with combined
weight of 7O0 tons, over 1t.
The Lotns Club, of New York, gave a
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall.
One thousand ladies were present
A jury at Denver, Col, found jim
Connors guilty Of conspiracy to rob the
Rio Grande express train near Gunnl-
son last April.
Twenty persons implicated in the
lynching of Berrien, who killed hls
mother-in-law at Lexington, \. u, have
been arrested.
Mrs. Hyer, Of Indianapolis, has
brought suit against the State Board OF
Children's Guardians ior e, SEQ for the
cutting off of her little girls hair. The
girl was placed temporarily in the
Boards charge.
The Pittsburg Window Glass Manu-
facturers' Association decided 10 ad-
vance the prize of glass per cert;
The British ship Bolan, from Calcutta
for Liverpool, fOundereG at sea with
tn rty-three lives.
The NIFTY line lighthouse was wrecked
by an earthquake on the 9th. Slight
damage was done in COnstanilnople.
Shocks in Italy caused serious damage
and some loss Of lie at Gall poll.
ATTORNEY Blunt. of Washington, was
shot and seriously wounded by George
Mantz, in vine room IN that city.
Charles l.. NJ l.. De Sainte Croix, the
French statesman, is dead, aged 6l.
Prince Hartzfeldt and Miss Hunting
ton, of New York, were married at
London.
Oliver Garrison, prominent citizen
of st. Louis. committed suicide on the
2Sth.
7. VI. Artl was unanimously re-
elected chief Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers.
The Abilene, kas., Bank has closed Its
doors. The liabilities are $40O,O0o
Lord Wolseley, of England, has ac-
cepied ali invit ton 10 be present ct the
unveilIng OF statue OF Gen. Lee at
Richmond, Va.
Congressman Tarsney, of Missouri,
had his face slapped by Mayor Daven-
port, of Kansas City, in disagreement
over the Pam me1ican reception.
The docks in koenigsberg were
burned on the 2Sth. This is the third
short period. An enormous amount OF
damage wfs done.
The gene raj nsAtlantic steamer
Vile de Brest burst her boiler III Iunls
Bay. Five persons were killed.
In railway accident at Hatras, near
Agla, India, on the 2Sth, fifteen per
sons were killed and forty injured.
Emperor William has conferred the
decoration OF the order of the Black
Eagle upon the King of Greece.
The Riforma of Rome declares that
the pilgrimages TO the Vatican are be-
coming political demonstrations against
the unity of Italy. In view OF this fact
il holds that the pilgrimages are Illegal.
The prop1ie tors Of the gun factoriesa
Liege have lodged with the govern
ment & protest against the adoption of
| the Mauser rifle by the authorities Of the
| Belgian army.
The Berlin Tageblatt prints long ar
| ticle warning the peOple OF Germany IN
| general and the business men and cap
italists in particular against English syn
dicates, which are reaching out in GER
many as greedily as they have hitherto
! done in America.
| NJ Zola, the author, is a candidate for
! the seat IN the Academy, made vacant
| by the death of Emile Augier.
| I.
} ing from congestion of the lungs, has
, recovered. He will soon take a sea voy-
, age with view to regaining his full
| strength.
In the Tyrolese diet at Innsbruck a
motion made by Herr DoIdi that auton-
| omv and the privilege of separate diet
| be granted to the Italian speaking por-
! ton of the Tyrol has been referred to
| committee by majority Of eight votes.
/ The German speaking Conservatives In
| the diet are strongly opposed either to
! declining or accepting the committees
! decision.
Two members Of the Mccoy gang of
outlaws were hanged by mob 1t liam
! lin. Kv., on the 9th.
| The government has ordered the
squatters at Fl. Pierre. :. D., to vacate
/ the lands.
By an explosion on the Cunard Line
steamer Cephslonia three men 'cst Their
| lives.
| Shipments of iron ore from Lake Su-
| perior ports for the season aggregate
! over 100000 tons.
| The mavor of kansea City vetoed an
! appropriation of 81 COO for the enter
| tainment of the Pan-AmeriCsn dele
| gates.
young man arrested in Philadel-
phla answers accurately the description
/ of Tascott.
Several school boys at Franklin, Pa,
were terribly injured by the explosion
of a bomb which they found.
The switchmen's strike on the Louis
Vile * Nashville road is ended.
Lucky" Baldwin has purchased
half interest in the Richelieu Hotel.
| Chicago.
The Interstate Wheat Growers con-
vention at st. Louis passed tree-trade
| resolutions.
The striking switchmen On the Chica-
| 90 x Great Western road have returned
| to work, the differences to be settled by
| arbitration.
An autopsy showed that the death OF
William Burns, who died on the steam
er Hondo, at New York, was caused by
yellow fever.
George Hosmer the Oarsman, is serl-
ously i'll Of typhoid fever Ell New Haven,
| Conn.
New England capitalists, who recent