The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-11-16
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

Aal.i Killed Ills vile ana Ilttl6 son aUe
then committed suicide.
Old Hatch, chief of the Piutes, and
two sons of Old Wash, of the Southern
Ute tribe, We're killed in a row over q
blanket.
James Mcdonald shot Duncan Bever-
ldge, Mrs. Beyerldge and another wom-
an at Matchwood, Mich. At least two
OF them will die.
Calvin 5. Brice, who is at his home in
Lima, O., announced himself as candi-
date for the United States Senate TO sue
ceed ii. B. PAYNE.
DR.. } b. Bristow, of Lafayette, Ind, ,
committed suicide by taking hydrate OF
choral.
The French-Eversall factions have
had another fight at London, Ky. Four
persons were killed.
The British ship flying Venus, bound
for Hudson's Bay, went ashore on Pen
rhyn Island and is total loss.
The breweries OF Kansas City, Mo-,
have been purchased by the English
syndicate. The price paid is 81 100000.
Two boys named Williams and one
named Roberts were drowned IN the
Monongahela River, near Pittsburg, by
the capsizing of boat.
President Harrison, on the llth, signed
the proclamation admitting Washington
into the Union.
Dispatches from Samoa say that the
Germans have gradually withdrawn
their support of Tamasese. The report
of fighting between the followers OF
Mataaia and the followers of Iamasese,
on the Island of Sawaii, is denied.
Gen. Boulanger has issued from he
Isle of Jersey fresh manifesto to the
people of France. In it he declares
that revision has only been postponed
and tha. the revisionists were never
more certain OF ultimate victory. The
National party, lie savs, will work with
unremitting diligence.
Lord Salisbury has dispensed with
the guard of detectives that has watched
over his safety Tor the past three years.
Mr.. Balfour is still attended by detec-
tives.
A branch of the Knights of Labor has
been formed by the rope-worker8 of
Belfast.
Sir Charles Dixie has declined the
urgent and unanimous request of the
Fulham Liberal Association that he be-
come a candidate for Parliament for
that district at the next election. lie
Gays that his heavy literary work takes
up his whole time.
Dispatches received at the foreign
Office from Zanzibar confirm the report
of the massacre OF DIR. Peters and his
party by natives near korkora, East
Africa.
Gerald H. Portal, British agent at
Zanzibar, has received a letter from
Henry NJ. Stanley, in which the ex-
plorer says he hopes to reach Zanzibar
about tho mud die OF IaDuqry
The new building of the st. Paul Plo-
neer-Press WAS thrown open TO the pub
lie on the Sth.
The last Congress made no appropria-
ton for the printing of Secretary Rusk e
annual report.
4 ,3aGcit in the finance of the mu-
nici !, ,1ltv Of Rome has led the Italian
premier to institute an investigation.
Henry WedewitZ, 10 years old, broke
through the ice and was drowned while
skating, ct Iron Mountain, Mich.
At Kansas City, Mo-, on the 9th, the
three-story brick building, 3l2, 3l4
and 3l6 West Sixth Street, with all Its
contents, was destroyed by fire, entail
ing loss of $4,000. The building was
owned by Peter TernRn, and was occu-
pied by him with a job printing estab-
lishment, and by the a. \. Kellogg
all covered by insurance, as follows: On
the building, $200C0; Peter TIeTnan's
stock, $4,000; A. \. kellogg's stock,
$4,000.
The supreme court of Michigan has
decided the question in the title to the
rich gold mine near 1shpemlDg and
work at the mine viii be begun at once.
In a personal encounter IN the post
Office at Lexington, XIV, Col. Goodloe
stabbed Col Swope to death and Good
loe was shot by Swope. Both are we'll
Fnown politicians.
The flour mill of the st. Paul Roller
Mill Company burned. The loss Is
s150,OCO.
A boy in a Bows and Girls Home in
Los Angeles, Cal, answers the descrip-
ton of the loDg-lost Willie Dickinson.
President Harrison appointed Will
lam w. Bates, of Buffalo, \. y, COM
missioner OF navigation.
Miss Kate Drextel took the white veil
at the convent of the Sisters OF Mercy
at Pittsburg, Pa.
The 100000 necessary to purchase
the Minneapolis mills bas been sub
scribed and the deal closed.
Thousands of cattle have perished in
New Mexico bv a terrible storm OF
snow Several cowboys are reported
missing and dead.
George Hancock, q Mormon high
priest, has been arrested at Payson,
Utah, for the murder of Mrs. Hatch and
her son.
Owing to og twelve barges c-th 3d.,
600 and coal worth $4,000 were lost IL
the o mo near Marietta. The tows be-
cam confused and the baTges parted
and we're wrecked.
Acall has been signed by the differ
en- Temperance societies OF Nebraska,
Kansas, Iowa, South Dakota and North
Dakota for convention to be held al
Omaha, December s, for the purpose ol
organizing a Central Prohibition organi-
Zation.
The Russian government, in order ~
avoid anti-Russian demonstrations, has
postponed the elections in the Baltic
provinces urtil a ukase has been Issued
placing the provinces under Russian aC'
perv-slon.
George W. Childs now denies that ne
said Gc3. CRAFTS remains would be re.
moved from New York.
Mrs. Burnett, who was ousted from
the management of the Womap's Chris
tlan Temperance Union Home OF Chi
cago, has sued Miss Frances Willard for
$4,000 damages.
Baron Ashbourne, the lord chancellor
of Ireland, has called Judge Gowan, oil
Canada, to the Irish bar in recognition
OF his services as jurist.
The Gladstonian Liberal leaders. OF
Fulham, have decided to invite Sir
Charles Dixie TO contest the seat for
Fulham as their candidate at the next
election, and the invitation viii doubt
less be accepted.
The London County Council has ap-
proved almost unanimously proposal
TO remove the gates from certain OF
London's streets which have long been
an eyesore, nuisance and an lmpedi'
ment to travel and traffic
Ex-king Milan is en- route to Bel
grade, where he will make a short stay
1t Is expected that an amlcable tile
ment between Milan and Natalie will be
the outcome Of the Cars letter tC
Natalie.