The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-19
kIkOR NLWS NOTES.

Matthew Harris, member Of Pariia-
ment for last Ga.way, ls dead. lie
was Nationalist.
MIR. Parnell consulted with Mr.. Glad
stone prior 10 deciding 10 move the re-
jcct!on OF the lanj purchase bill.
1t is sad that sarah HernhRIdt has
contracted for tour oil he world, be-
ginning i'll America in September.
The Emperor and Empress Of China,
have returue,! Ia ieEjn rom their visit
10 the Eastern mauSolCau.
Two members of a catholic church III
Plaintield, \. j., were lXcommunleated
because t'iey married IN Lent.
Lawrence Barrett is suffering rom
return of the humorous formations on
his BODY.
The machine shops and ronnd-house
OF the Northern Pacific in i!ieneburg,
Wash, burned.
David 5. Weag Will he made president
Of the Chicago < ttrcat Western road.
Senator Cameron has declined to
serve as 8 member of the S.ouX commits
sion.
The Linseed O.I Trust, Of Chicago,
has ceased 10 exist, ana III It's place
stands the National /. nsl ed Company.
Owners of ioity-nine lin-Ced ln!ils, a
number Of elevators and transportation
iiNCA are IlltitSitb. Lie t&f4tt' StO'h
Is SlS, coo 0UO
Ernest Leon Dickinson, oc the Fresh
man class at Trinity Coils ge, Hartford,
Conn, has Just received news Of his ac-
cesslon TO a fortune OF about s3,G0o,Oe0
through the death OF an uncle III rance.
He will probably go abroad at once.
Emperor Williams inture policy is
the cause OF much speculation N Ger
many.
John Johnson. OF Escaneba, Mich,
committed suicide by cutting his throat.
The Northern Pacific has formally ia
ken possession Of the u lsconsln Central
Railroad.
Several persons lost their ltNus by the
collision OF the Handy Boy with rail
rood bridge at Eass Sag nav.
Senator Edmunds has left Washing
ton for his health, and will remain away
Indefinitely.
For several Sundays a great many
saloon and It slUulant keepers in
Denver have been selling liquor on the
sly, contrary to law. On the eth the
sheriff made raid on ttesc places and
arrested seventy proprietors, some OF
whom are the most prominent ol the
city. They are locked up in jali, bail
being refused them.
The Missouri psr;hc Railway repair
shops, at the corner of Ewing aud Chou
teau Avenues, It. Louis, were burned
on the 18th. Loss 80, ~ q; 10 Insurance.
Gen. Lew Wallace has applied Tor q
pension for his service n the Mexican
war, and Will give the money to an or
phans' home.
Mrs. Griffith and daughter OF Niles,
Michigan, arrested on the supPosi'ion
that they are the Henders, were re-
leased on habeas corpus proceeding "a at
0swego, Kan.
The business portion Of pearsaii, Tex,
burned. Loss 5l5,olu.
In the Canadian parliament ali the
Liberals voted for unrestricted T"cipro-
city.
Allen Thomas. OF Cairo, H.. shot his
wife and then blew his own brains out.
Both were colored.
The liabilities OF the Manhattan. kas.,
Bank, which failed, are a562, $50.
Judge Won Schiegeli. a cousin OF Cham
celior Won Caprivi, died in Minneapolis.
Mai ten. Scho@eId has approved the
findings of the Steele Wild colTt-mar-
tial.
Two convicts overpowereG a guard at
Sing Sing and escaped, but were cap
tured.
An effort was made TO Irihe the grand
Jury in the Minneapol : bribery invl sill
CATION.
Henry Willard says the general Offices
O! the Northern Pacific Will remain ct
St Paul