The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-26
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

gOod-looklng young woman named
Mamie Murphy WAS murdered IN Cars.
Johnson's saloon, on the corner OF Sixth
Avenue and Ninth Street, New York,
On the I'D. The murderer was printer
who went by the name of Charles Jack
son. He and the girl had for ery
lived together as mau and wife.
Robert Barnes, aged Is, was Marie!
at Mays Landing, \. j., on the I'D. 10
Mrs. Salhe Smith, q ed 50, of Atlantic
City. Many relatives and friends were
present, and the happy couple trippCd
the light fantastic to old-lime music.
At Portland. Me, Mr.. Lorestlne, OF
Madrid, died on the 222d from the effects
OF the recent remarkable operation OF
removing two false teeth on metal
plate, which he had swallowed. He
lived eleven days.
Rudolph Dubois, who murdered hls
wife, two children aud mother-in-law.
in the village o. It. Albans, Canada, Il
couple of months ago. has been SEN
fenced TO be hanged June 20.
The California Athletic Clab decided
to put up the S2o, 90 purse for Il FIGHT
between Sullivan and jackson.
Eighteen district meetings III London
voted in favor OF taking May rs
holiday
The Irish National League Will hold
convention in Baltimore If Parnell con
sents
Reports for the past nine months
STOW that desertlons from the army are
diminishing.
Four persons were fatally and many
others seriously injured by the fall OF a
bridge at baptism at SprIng field, ..
general strike throughout Austria
for an elght-hour day is imminent.
Mrs. W. 5. Johnson, of Chicago, WAS
robbed Of $3.50 worth Of jewels in
Pullman car.
The strike agitation begun at Ostrau is
extending to Prussia. Cavalry are
guarding the frontier Czech agitators
have been arrested on Prussisn soil. 1t
is believed that Austrian and German
ANARCHISTS are in L0ndon ra sing money
spinners and weavers are idle, ana
total cessation OF work in all factories IS
expected tomorrow.
dispatch from Fcrt Worth, Tex,
says that Iay Gould has been there
again, and that he had become largel
interested In the beef packing and I
trlgeratlng works at that point.
j. {. kelso, held in the county Jail, at
Fayetteville, Tenn, on the charge OF
arson, was hanged 10y a mob OF 100 men.
Bourke, Australia, was flooded by the
overflow of the Darling River.
Lord Harrington, who has been In
Egypt, has returned to London.
VIM. O'Brien, NJ. T., has become en-
gagged to the daughter OF NJ. kattalvltch,
a Parisian tinancier.
Germany viii impose new takes TO
cover the military changes. Tie
changes will be submitted TO the kelChs-
tag IN 1872.
Gen. Piescoto assumes the war port
folio OF Brazil, III place of Gen. Con
slant. who becomes minister OF the new
Department of Education, losts and
Telegraphs.
Reynolds brothers dry goods house,
at Charolette, Mich, WIS gutted by lire
and badly damaged. Loss S37 ,001; in
surance $4,000.
At Oneida, Ma lison county, \. v,
fire destroyed the Empire drug store,
Devoix block, and opera house and Far
nam 8 hardware store. Total loss SlJ,-
900, two-thIrds insured.
AT Pittsburg, Pa, pretty l6-year-old
Mary Stewart, of Mex eesport, is under
arrest on charge of poisoning. She
cooked soup for dinner. All the tam-
lily except her partook and were lmme-
dlately seized with violent pains. Ply
slcians pronounce the cases arsenical
poisoning. A I-year-old boy died and
three others Of the family are in serious
condition.
Capt John r. Richardson and his
wife were murdered at their country
residence, eight miles from Madison
vile, Tex. Robbery Is believed to have
been the motive. The suppositlon ls
that they were murdered by strangers
who had accepted their hospitality for
for the night.
A battle between state troops and
band of outlaws took place near lar-
Ian court house, Ky.
Dir. WindhOrst asks for the creation
Of a Catholic sect on in Prussia 8 ecClesl-
astical department.
A contract has been signed by which
the st. Paul and Rock Island roads will
run solid trains into Omaha.
The Union Stock Yards Company, of
San Francisco, has been incorporated
With capital of -, 100000, to establish
stock yards for collecting stock OF all
kinds for sale to number OF packing
houses to be established in various coast
cities.
Fire, on the 18th, destroyed the fol-
lowing property at Newton, \. H.:
Dow & Greeey's shoe factory, with con
tents; H. Peaslee's shoe factory; {. II.
Peaslce's carriage factory, and Hoyt's
Hotel The losses Will aggregate 3d.
600. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
A number of farmers living near AtCh-
ison, kas., report that sort OF wire
worm is doing great damage to the
wheat. The worm ls about an inch
long and the tn ckness OF fine wire,
and o. a dark brown color. Wherever
it works the wheat soon withers.