The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-21
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

knoxville, Tenn, who has been miss
ing three months, WAS found IN the
Cumberland Mountains. IL Is supposed
he wandered away while temporarily
insane.
Jacob Zabreskie, of st. Louis, has re-
covered the use of paralyzed arm and
leg, from which he has been cripple
twenty-five years. Six weeks ago he
had a dream that he had recovered the
use of both limbs, and on awake ming
found il true. Since then there has
been continued improvement,
The United States livery stable, with
forty horses, burned at Trinidad, Col.
Franklin B. Gowen, of Philadelphia,
who committed suicide at Washington,
carried S200, 900 insurance on his life.
Judge Cooley, of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, has arrived at lis
home at Ann Arbor, Mich. he Is i'm
proved III health.
Mayor Armstrong, of Salt Lake City,
has been indicted for the making of
fraudulent city contracts.
Detectives Stiff and Grove and PATROL
man Mcdonald, who testified for Cough
lin, have been removed from the ChIca-
go police force.
Dir. Seth Pan coast, of Philadelphia, is
dead, aged 80.
The damage bv the recent storm at
cau DItSo, Nhi', 10 oStAhioeOu 81 ~-V"i
600.
Five men SAINT bagged the express
messenger in the office at Brownwood,
Tex, and robbed the safe of 1000.
Recorder Smytlle, of New York, has
given the attorneys of the Electric
Sugar swindlers permiss on to withdraw
the plea of guilty in order that they
may stand trial.
DR.. +. H. Hencnei, a saloon passen-
ger on the steamer La Bourgoyne, from
Havre, was knocked down and seriously
injured by huge wave which struck
him while he was on the promenade
deck.
Charles Farwell, of Buffalo, n. Y,
was sentenced to thirty DAYS In jail for
stealing $40 from Chinaman. Farweu
was left $4,000 a few months ago,
which he has squaneered and has
500, 600 legacy due In a short time.
A prize fight between gorilla and
dog at TT. Wayne, Ind, was won by the
former.
President Fonseca, of Brazil, has pro-
mulgated decree in relation TO the nat
uralization Of foreign residents.
Emin Pasha expects to be on foot
again by the end of the present month.
He will leave Bagamoyo IN February.
DR.. Parke is hopeful of an even earlier
complete recovery.
The dean Of Westminster has re-
ceived a memorial expressing the sign
ers' appreciation of his offer to have
the remains OF the poet Browning
placed in Westminster Abbey. The
memoria. is signed by Tennyson, SWIM
burDe, Palgrave, Leighton, Coleridge
and others.
The strike of the employees OF the
London South Metropolitan Gas Com
paay has proved failure, the company
having filled sll the strikers places with
non union men. There have been no
distur Dances, ard work at the gas-hoise
is proceeding quietly.
A son ofChief White Eagle committee
suicide at Crow Creek agency by shoot
ing mseH.
Nine cars of merchandise and stock
were destroyed by wreck on the Chi
cago Il Atlantic road.
Frank b. HYDE, of Hutchinson, kas.,
attempted to kill Mus w. b. Ehler, and
| falling, committed suicide.
The Roston Herald is deslrOus of get
| ting up a match between oarsmen Tor
the worlds championship, now that
| Sesrle is dead.
Mrs. +. L. Doolittle, dressmaker of
| Cedar Rapids. Ia, swallowed poison
! and died, because DR.. Raymer would
not marry her. She was insane.
Charles Marchant, of Kansas City,
No, has been held by the coroner's
| jury for setting fire 10 the Oklahoma,
| In which man WAS burned to death.
| Judge Ambrose II. Mcneil, of New
York, who was implicated as counsel
with Sheriff FIack III his notorious di-
vcrce suit, died from what IS believed
| to be griet over the affair.
G.. b. Hamilton, president OF the
American Sugar Company, denies that
| the company induced various Kansas
| townships to vote the company bonds
| TO build sugar factories.
| The Board of Health of Newton, l.. l.,
| has made q report as to the healthttl-
| ness of a horse-iesh sausage factory To-
| Gated there, finding that 1t IS not nul-
sance, that the horsefesh used Is tree
| from disease, and that the sausage ls
| shipped 70 France.
An attempt was made to ROB the
Great Falls National Bank, st Great
| Falls. n II. Just as Cashier Stckney
| had closed the vault TWO men seized
| him, and when he said the vault could
not be opened until the hour fixed by
| the time lock, they took his watch and
| s. IN money.
An immense pilgrimage to Rome has
| been organized by Dutch, hungarian
and Austrian Catholics, the vanguard OF
| which Is expected to arrive at the vatl-
can shortly.
| Hattie Sang and Minnie Snyder. TWO
| girls Of l6, were sentenced to two years
| each in the penitcntiary at Wooster, ..
| Recently they robbed a store and being
asked for ali explanation said they
| wanted to do something devlllsh.
Johnstown, Pa, lost a temporary
| bridge and suffered slight damage to its
| streets by an overflow of the Cone
| maugh.
Bismarck is said to be angry at the
vote exempting theological students
| from military duty.
The Jury in the Kilrain case found
him guilty of assault, not prlze-fightlng.
Four men were killed near WASH
| ington by the Congressional Limited ex-
press.
Sir Randolph Churchill gives his sup
| port to the elght-hour movement. 0lao-
| stone is non-c0mmlttsl.
The Exchange elevator, Buffalo,
n. y, burned with 250,0CO bushels OF
! barley.
The Marquis De Caux, formerly the
| husband of Adelina Patti, is dead.
The Swiss Federal Council has de-
clined to grant the request OF the strik-
| ing printers to mediate between them
and their employers.
Great excitement has been caused in
Berlin by the arrest of woman occupy
| ing an exalted position in society on
| the well-sustained charge OF being
procuress.
There has been an explosion in the
Belmez mines, in Spain. Fifteen in
| jured persons have been brought to the
| mouth of the pit. The number of dead
| is unknown, but it is thought to be
large.
The strike on the Cascade branch of
| the Northern Pacific road is al an end.
Carter Wilkinson was hanged at
Plaquemine, La, for the murder of his
| wife
w. Allen, weIl-known engineer
on the Georgia Pacific Railroad, IS dead.
The Star Distillery at Pekin, Ill, VAS
| burned. The loss is $4,000: insurance,
| $4,000.
| Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, during
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