The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-11-09
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

One tHOusaDu snip carpenters Ut I1SIL-
burg have struck for better winter pay.
The masters are inclined to concede the
demand provided the men work the
same number of hours as in summer.
1t is stated IN St. Petersburg that the
Czarowitz Was betrothed TO Princess
Margaret of Prussia IN Berlin during
the recent visit OF the Gar.
The Anarchists of ST. Louis are pre-
pairing to Cele the anniversary OF
the Chicago execution.
Police Officer Criffen, of Washington,
ID. c., WAS killed by a negro, whom he
was trying to arrest.
The Irish National League has re
'celved $4,000 from America since the
last fortnightly meeting.
a bust OF the late Oliver P. Morton,
OF Indiana, has been unveiled in Crown
Hill Cemetery, indianapolis.
The cZar has written letter to Natalie
In which he assures her of his sympathy
and says he continues 10 recognize her
as tie Queen of Servia. 1t is believed
the letter will expedite the settlement
of Natalie's position.
Joseph Smith, of Bessemer, Mich,
murdered his tiancee and killed himself
al Streator, H., on the 4th.
Mr.. Mackinnon, the head Of the
ter from Stanley.
Five men were burned to death by
molten metal at furnace at Lebanon,
Pa.
Haggai Westbrook, an insane farmer
in Kent County, Mich. Drained his wife
and three children with hammer.
A short time ago it was announced
that the Vatican had resolved TO pub
lish the documents among its archives
relating to the efforts of the pontiff to
regain the temporal power of the
church. 1t is now announced that the
documents will not be published, owing
to the Italian governments threat to
have printed series OF counter docu-
ments, embracing yolumlnous CORE
spondencA whose publicity would place
the Vatica. IN an awkward position.
w. II. Harvey, who in March last
murdered his wife and two daughters at
Guelph, Ont, has been sentenced to be
hanged the 2Jth inst.
Miss Clara Barton, president Of the
Red Cross Society, was given recep-
ton by the CITIZENS Of Washington for
her work in Johnstown, Pa. There vas
spread and speeches.
Seven persons who had known the
Ben6ers We're taken to see the two
women suspects at Oswego, kas., but
oniy two seemed to think they are the
notorious murderesses.
Beiiord, Clarke q Co., of Chicago,
have settled with their creditors and
will resume business.
President Harrison, on the % inst,
Issued prOclamations admitting South
and North Dakota to statehood.
Comrade @. J. Clarke, of Utica, has
been installed as custodian of the Grant
n kT,I
Gov. Knapp, OF Alaska, denies the re-
ports that the Indian tribes are dying
out.
A herd of stampeded Texas steers
created great excitement on the streets
of Kansas City.
Del Pine Bros cigar factory at Key
West burned with more than mlilon
cigars. Loss, SlGO.CGi.
Snain intends 10 celebrate the centen-
ary Of the discovery of America by CO.
lumbus, with a world fair at Madrid.
Engineer Twombly and Conductor
Buford. who were responsible for the
recent Rock Island disaster, were in
dicted for murder
Two Chicago men have started on
voyage to GreytoWn, Nicaragua, in q "a
foot cat-rigged boat.
Twenty passengers were injured, four
fatally, by the wreck of Santa Fe train
in Texaa
The total coinage of the mints for the
past year was $50, ,965, ,927.6l.
Old neighbors of the Bender family in
Kansas failed to identify the two women
arrested in Michigan as Mrs. Bender
and her daughter.
At Findlay, o., John McManus shot
and killed Joe Donovan without provo
cation.
Mrs. Hiram Wilford was burned to
death near Ramsey, H., by the eXplo-
sion Of lamp.
Wm. Trafford, farmer of Posey
County, Ind, was swindled out of So
600 by goldbrick game.
At Princeton, Mimi, Policeman Nor
ton shot and killed Joseph BIumbaugh,
Who ives resisting arrest.
The Quapaw Indians have voted to
sell their reservation of 90, 600 acres In
Southeastern Kansas TO the government
on the terms proposed.
Chief of Police Robinson and Officer
McQuade were probably fatally injured
while trying 10 quell Hungarian riot
at Mckeesport, Pa.
Mayor Grant signed the ordinance
passed by the New York aldermen pro-
hibiting the playing Of bands, organs
or other musical instruments on the
streets.
a coal train on the Illinois & Southern
road was ditched at Sullivan, Ind, by
broken rail. Engineer Evans, of st.
Louis, was killed, and tramp fatally
injured.
Secretary Tracy has formally accept
ed the cruiser Charleston.
The decrease in the national debt was
$, 9,4S5, ,372 during October.
The Chicago Times has sued eX-Edl-
~ g.
Nine men were sente enced to be hang
ed for murders committed in the Indian
Territory.
Heavy snowstorms prevailed in the
West on the Ist. and in Colorado the
storm reached the dimensions of biz
zard.
Mary Dormegan, employed in q Gin
cinnati hotel was bitten by tarantula,
which sprang from a bunch of bananas.
Stockholders of the Cotton Oil trust
were disappointed to find deprecia-
ton of 81 2,0O0, 900 in stock and expected
profts.
remains will be removed from New
York and buried either at Arlington or
West Point.
Ex-Treasurer True, of the town of
Lake View, recently annexed TO Chica-
go, has given up the fight and turned
over the money to the city.
The Rt. Rev. John Virtue, Roman
Catholic bishop of Portsmouth, Eng,
who has sailed for New York on the
steamship State, will represent England
at the celebration in Baltimore of the
Tooth anniversary of the establishment
of the Catholic hierarchy IN the United
States.
The transfer OF the Pillsbury and
~ EuClirb Gundiratp q
has been consummated.
The affidavit of Mrs. Maybrick in a
libel action was taken in Woking prison.
Mrs. Maybrick is IN fine health and
spirits and is entirely satisfied with her
treatment in jail.
The Berlin Emin Relief committee
has recalled Dr.. Peters from East Afrl-
ca.
Sixteen workmen were buried in the
ruins of brick dwelling which fell at
Passaic City. n. j..