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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
RUIN WROUGHT BY WIND.
Ashland and washburn Swept by a Severe
Tornado,


Tornado.
An Ashland dispatch OF the Sth says;
Al O'Clock this afternoon s storm
cloud which came UP from the west
brokS Sover Chequamegon Bay with dis
asJruus results. Rain fell in torrents, ac
c0mpanie2 by wind blowing AZ tremen-
dous velocity. The roof was stripped
from the Fiield block. The Swedish
Baptist Church was lifted four feet from
lis foundation and torn around. and
numerous small buildings twisted about.
tut N the bay front half dozen little
yachts were moored They all broke
away from their fastenings and were
wrecked upon the shore. Among them
Is handsome little Sheenv which won
the race week ago. The total damage
amounts 10 Sle.G0n
The worst effects of the storm were
experienced n Washburn. on the oppo-
ing side 81 the bay. and the busy mill
size town tonight IL q partial wreck. \
small circus was giving an exhibition
when the storm struck the tent ana il
collapsed. In the panic which en>ued
TIVE small BOYS were crushed to death
and number of others seri-
Ously injured. The p0St-oiiice build
ing. q frame structure on Main
Street. in which were half dozen
persons, collapsed and caught the in
mates In what seemed to be a death
trap. bat by the fortunate lodgment Of
tlmhers they all escaped without injury,
except two women, one of whom SUI
fcred a broken leg and the other 4 con-
fusion Of the head. Half dozen other
buildings are badly damaged The roof
OF the Omaha elevator was lifted up and
dashed upon the bay, expos
ing the stock of wheat 10 the
rain. The dtrricks and hoistinG engines
al the coal dock were blown over and
ruined and many thousands feet Of lum-
ber piled IN the yards OF the Rigelow
mills were blown into the water Sew
eral sail boats are reported lost on
Chequamegon Bay, but reports are not
verified, and untiitne full extent Of the
storm is known the damage to marine
interests cannot be computed. The
loss at Washburn i very large, prob
ably S50.ooD
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
THE BOTTOM DROPPING OUT.
\ District in Pennsylvania Where the
Mines are Gazing in.


Ii is queer place IL live in where
you are liable 10 wake UP in the morn
ing and find that Your cellar has disap-
peared and that the bottom has drop
ped out of your well. That is ust what
happened at Larksyille, Pa, and while
il doesn't surprise any of the residents
il makes it very inconyenient for
them There is but one well left
in the town with q bottom IN il. and
water famine has been prevented by
the putting up Of reservoir in which
TO collect a supply. W. j. Thomas.
whose farm is near town, heard Il great
sGueallng among his pigs, and going cut
he found that dozen or more OF them
were struggling to get out of a deep tis
sure in the earth which was not
wide enough TO let them all the
wav i'll, but was wide enough 10
hold them where they had fallen.
If the issure had been a foot or so
wider the pigs would have disappeared
as etfectuafly in the depths Of the earth
as the cellars and the we'll bottoms have
during the past two weeks. Farmer
Thomas found his fences half way down
in the ground. too and hig patch If
cabbage Invisible HIS house was also
much awry, having sunk several inches.
The cause OF this peculiar situation At
IarksyiIle is that No. colliery Of the
Kingston Coal Company has been
working, something that good many
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
EMPEROR IS VERY ILL.
GermsnN-l nable to Leave
His Yacht.

Berlin, Aug. l0.-The Kaiser srrived
Yesterday AZ klel on board the Hohen-
zo,ern, which Al present he is unable
u leave. The Empcror's condition is
much more grave taan has been admit
ted, for not only does he suffer from his
knee joint and his ear trouble. but ter
rIbly severe rheumatic pains absolutely
nail him down IL his chair. and will
compel him 10 remain utterly inactive
tor N leaS; fortnight without the least
prospect Of stirring,
The doctors while stating that the
alarming news which has been circu-
lated Is exaggerated. say # the Emperor
continues 10 refuse 10 submit himself 10
the treatment prescribed, the rheuma-
tlsm must soon assume q more serious
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
MANY DEATHS FROM HEAT
High Temperature in New York FMS
Nospit.Is-inNa.Inn of Mnsnnitnss

hish Temperature in New York EiIIs
o>pitais-inSasion Of Mosquitoes
NkV 1eRN. Aug. il.-NInetv-four il
tie shade That IS what reliable ther-
mometers registered in Lower Broad
way aJ noon. with 3 certainty Of more
treat n the afternoon. This : the hot
test gay Of the season. and the hottest
AHsn>t day IN twenty wears. The effect
uhon the city * far more serious than
most people Imagine. Persons are over
tane By the heat IN hundreds and
aGtuai sanstroae tefalls scores uf ppo-
p.e. The aggrayagion of other diseases
sty the heat i incaltulable. and chiI-
.tTen, especially nursing babies ana
ssetLlr- ltle ones. suffer untold nisar-
-. ihr hospitals are crowded
nzta, poor supphcan1s for treatment
aE ailments resulting from the Weather
st3ftl physicians are overworked and
faHIE attendants are lit subjects trr
treatment themselves. SGnstroke has
oa-rtd CT directly or Indirectly. doz-
- persons N the last twenty
t.ar hours, and there are scores
6 others in the hospitals
lAe suffering caused by the heat has
lten intensified by yeritable plague af
mos .ltoe>. sunday night these little
EeSts made their appearance hv the
Ez.-iaElS, and drove all persons indoors.
l.r eldest inhabitants declare that thev
s..sS reYer tetore experienced ANYTHING
ne kind, and wondered what rhev
i1hi done = be 80 afflicted. 81
g-aek this afternoon a thunderstorm
sr-cNt't the OopreSslyenesS somewhat.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
IN THE HANDS OF TRUSTEES.
Two Missouri Corporations Seized by
First Mortgage BondholderS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. l0.-Judge
Phillips, OF the United States district
court. this morning appointed ". p.
WIthcrs and Walton II. Holmes joint
receivers for the Kansas City Bridge Y
Terminal Company and the Chicago,
Kansas CITY i Il, xas Railroad Company.
The receivers N, re appointed on appil-
cation Of the tc..tral Trust Company OF
New York, trustees for tile first mort
rage bondholders. These two enter
prises were foated by ". I. Winner,
4 ho failed recently.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
TORNADO IN INDIANA.



Wrecked hy til" wind.
INnf,NAIOli~, Ind, Aug. II "A dlsas-
trnus wind and rain storm NisItcd this
county last evening. \ church seven
miles from here was split through the
middle as If ~ knife, and lifted ear
oil It's foundation \ farm rcSid, nee
near hy was totally destroyed 10y light
ming and wind. In this Hty business
block was badly wrecked, Telegraph
poles knocked down, and hundreds Of
Shade trees destroyed.
Horsru~, Ten, Aug. II. Reports
from luakum and Lexington state that
terrible Wind AMI rain and hail storm
swept over thorC sections Yesterday.
Houses were unrooicd and blown down
and stock killed, but no loss of life Ii
reported.
lIN,olN, H., Aug IA cvcl"nc
passed over the routhcAstern portion Of
Logan County Yesterday afternoon. son-
ou.lv damaging the crops and farm
buildings in it, path. At Latham, Wood
d Combs elevator. approaching com
pletion, was demolished Just after the
men al work on IT had lett the struc-
turc. 1t fen upon a Peoria, Decatur y
Evansville engine, but the engineer and
fireman almost mIraculuuslv escaped.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
BIG FRAUD UNEARTHED.
4 Loan associ;s ion That Has Swindfed
the Public of Thousands.

cmeAao, H.. Aug 1.-THE post office
authorities have raided the National
capital savings. Building and Loan As
-ociation Of North America, room IL
Rookery Building. Alfred nownin.
and \. H. Tollman at the head of tit
concern, We're arrested. 1t IS charged
that the men Who have been conduct
ing this association have sWindled thou
sands Of people from every state IN the
Union ard taken in from 100000 To
500 H0, and given not one penny
ia return The victims are from all
parts of the country and are from among
rich AMI poor alike Tie concern sold
shares for - cents each, with a payment
Of SII.05 each month for ninety-six
months. 1T tine end Of which time q
81 uoa loan would be paid for. Then
there was membership fee OF so, an
appraisement fee Of 80 and SD for
three months pay aent IN advance,
rLvs ma Iii no ~ttl
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15

miners have been unable 70 do 10 mucG
advantage for some time This means
that the roof Of the eolliery has been
sinking and failing IN, because proper
support had been taken from
il down in the mines. Larks-
Vile is built directly over
the mines, and il IS in these depths
where the cellars and well bottoms
have gone, and Farmer Thomas pigs
would have gone, if tue crack in the
mine roof al that place had been little
wider.
The roof has been propred hy TIM
bers, but once in Il while these supports
are crushed like pipe stems and hy into
>plinters. Men have been working
night and day in staying the root. and
now people IN I.arksyille think they
may safely dig some new wells and cell
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
Very Dry New England.

\ Plalntieid, Conn. dispatch Of the
10th says: To-day has been one Of the
hottest in years. and the drouth Is some-
thing startling. Ali late crops are burn
ing up IN the ground, and early ones
have ripened by the drouth so quickly
that they are badly dwarfed. The
rivers, ponds and other mill
streams are lower than for
years Ashland, Jewett City. Clayyille.
Central Valley and other places have
been compelled 10 stop their mills for
want Of water. All through the valleys
Of the Iantic, Quinnebaugh and She
tueket rivers mills are idle. Pachaug
Lake, that covers l4W0 acres, is nearly
dry. and unless rain soon comes the loss
TO crops and in wages will be great.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
SHE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Clearing Up the Mystery Surrounding n
London Train shooting.

LoNpoN. Aug. lo.-rho police have
made a close investigation in the ease
Of l.conora Marie. a young lady who
was found shot in tirSt-class carriage
of the express tram running from
Leicester t. Bedford, and have con
cludcd that it is not a case OF attempt
ed murder. All the facts tend
10 prove that the incohcrcnt story
told by the young lady when her con
ditlon was discovered. that a man stand.
ing on the ioothoard OF the carriage ilad
Shot her. had no foundation in fact and
that the injuries from which she is sut-
fcying were self-inniC,cd No reason
for her attempt at suicide is given, hut
The police hope L. soon discover why
she attempted TO Kill herself
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
TOPOGRAPHY CHANGED.
Result Of Earthquake shock IN the
FAR Southwest.

Result Of Earthquake shock IN the
FAR Southwest.
GtNN, Nriz., Aug. ll.-Daily arrivals
from the region Of sonora, Colorado
River, report most wonderful change
III Inc Typography and appearance Of
the country Many old land marks are
ohiiterated, prominent natural objects
are wiped oiF tie face Of the earth and
new ones created in unexpected places
Tie damage done is principally to stock
men. WHO have lost many head of
cattle The Coe0pah Indians are heavy
losers. The small stream four miles
north Of Ierdo which, prior to the
earthquake vas readily forded, has be-
tome impossible owing TO lis depth. It
~ now necessary to cross the water
course .ix miles back from the Colorado.
Tie Cocopah Indians predict another
,sFrI H9ugka soon
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
Proof of rhe puiitiDD

The grasshoppers are doing more
damage in this part of the state just now
than they have for many years before,
says a Findlay Q. dispatch of the 10th.
They have eaten up and entirely de-
stroyed the cloverseed crop and
are deyouring the pasture 10
such an extent Us 10 render the
feed of stock serious problem
for the farmers. They are causing Sc
rious annoyance in the wheat fields by
eating the twine that binds the sheaves,
causing the shocks to fall in confusion.
They are invading the corn fields and
eating the leaves off the stalks and the
huSks from the ears. Young fruit trees
are also being seriously endangered by
fwICS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
Hot Fight With Burglars.

NEW R1cHNoNp, Wis, Aug. lo.-fcs-
terday morning just before , o'clock, it
was discovered that burglars were rob
bing {. II Todd's iewelry store.
Policeman WaItonbcrg, in attempt
ing to arrest them, was shot at by
one o. them FIVE or six times, one
shot taking effect in his left arm. His
own gun failing To 20 off, lac plucklly
followed them a. they retreated toward
the Omaha depot, where a train was
due in a few moments. and kept
them from boarding the train. In the
meantime "A general alarm was sounded,
and it became SO not for the thieves
that they dropped all their booty and
finally eE..apei to cover.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
THE YARRA OVERFLOWS.
Damage to the Amount of $4,000. 900
from Too Mach " Iter.

y
from Too Mach Water.
San FRAScI>Co, Cal, Aug. 6.-The
steamer Alameda, which arrived NJ san
Francisco on the 9Th. from Australia,
brings particulars of the overflow of its
banks by the River Yarra at Melbourne,
July II. Waters in the harbor rose
above the level of the surrounding
towns. and several small vessels were
wrecked. The floods We're the most
severe since lS62, and the course
OF the larra River presented scene Of
desoiatlon for miles. FACTORIES along
the riverside We're submerged, a. were
also a great number of houses on the
south side of the river in Iorak. In
South Richmond. another suburb Of
Melbourne, whole streets were sub
merged and 2,HO people were rendered
homeless. \ relief fund was started
and soon reached the sum OF So, ,0uo.
The loss of life. il il believed, did not
exceed ten. Capt. Lancaster, and a
sailor named Robertson. Of the schoon-
er Maria, which was wrecked At Sor-
rento, were drowned, and fireman on
the deck of a dredger, who attempted
to make the shore in a small boat, was
also drowned. \ schooner, name un-
known. disappeared OFT Sorrento, and,
it is believed, has been lost with all
hands. The steamer Bancoora went
ashore. and the bottom was stove in.
In the plateau of the Danedenong range
an ayalance of earth fifty acres in extent
swept down the mountain side, engulf-
ing residence there. The inmates es-
capped, except one woman. who had a
limb broken The railroads were partly
washed out for twenty miles. \ great
number of sheep were drowned. X is
estimated that the total loss will reach
8 SEQ 600. At last adviCes the Murray
was rising. and floods in the Albury dis
trict were feared Much sickness was
prevalent at Melbourne, attributable to
exposure and to deposits Of slime left
nv the floods
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
BoYCoTTo NON-UNIoN NAILS.
The AmalGamated Association Springs
..NelLoM IaheI, scheme.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. l0.-A neat plan
has been adopted by the Amalgamated
Association to place what may be called
a boycott on non-union made wire nails.
AT the June convention resolution was
passed to provide all union wire nails
with a trade mark, the same to
he patented and furnished to
all mills working under the As
ISOLATION As soon as il can be
prepared the mills will receive it. 1t
viii be in the shape of sticker, and
put on the head Of each keg. 1t is said
that this plan has been adopted in order
to make il possible for all union men to
distinguish between the union and nom
union production, and Of course no
-tcEers viii be- furnished to mills that
are not woTkInL under association rules.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
UNENE HID q POT OF GOLD,
4 Young Farmer While Flowing Finds
Santa Nrn's Treasure.

SAN ANTONIO. Ten, Aug. lo.-A few
days aso young farmer named I'd
wards, while plowing near Switzerland
Springs, struck an iron pot. 1t was
apparently filled with earth, bat its
crcat weight led To an Investigation
ndrr an inch of dirt were many
doubloons Of gold. Edwards loaded his
treasure IN Il wagon, drove To san An
tonic IN the night time, and deposited
il in the bank, saving nothing OF tn"
find until hls return. he amount
IL $1,000 There has long been II
tradition IN Soutlcraud Springs neigh
horhuod that Santa Ana buried treasure
there on his retreat after his defeat at
the battle of san laclrto, III the Texas
war of Indcprndcncc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
FATAL YACHTING CRUISE.
Two Men and Four Children Drowned in
DoTs hester BEy.

BosToS, Mass, Aug. l0.-A yachting
party, consisting Of four men and Eve
children, were cruising IN Dorchester
Bay yesterday afternoon, when the
boat tapsized, and two men and four
children were drowned. Those drowned
were Thomas Burke, the skipper;
Thaddeus Martin, aged a; his son,
James, aged Is years; his nephew and
aiece, Thomas and Annie Carmodv,
aged II and - years, respectively. The
party al! we'd IN South Boston.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
An Iron Company IN Trouble.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 1.-THE AZ.
lantic Trust Company, Of New York,
Yesterday filed a bill nj Chattanooga tor
the foreclosure of mortgage Of $1,000
against the SOuth Tredcgar Iron Com
pany. which about two Fears az" gave
a mortgage deed 10 a number OF New
York tnanciers TO secure the payment
of $50 0Co borrowed money, naming IN
the deed the Atlantic Trust Company as
trustee,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
FRED. DOUGLASS IS OUT.
His Resignation As Minister to Hayi in
the Cresident's Hands.

W ,S}INGroN. II. C.. Aug l0.-Freder-
lex Douglass, minister IL Hayu. has ten
OF State.
The letter Of resignation of Mr. Doug
las bears date Of July 50. MIR. Doug
las does not give his reasons for tend
cring his resignation.
About forty DAYS ago the minister left
Fort au Prince and came tu the ulttd
States on leave of absence for the tus-
tomary period Of sixty days, during
which time he has been NJ his homo in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
Forest Fires in Michigan

Fofest hres are raging everywhere
about here, says a Cheboygan dispatch.
ana the smoke * 30 dense at times that
il i difficult to discern objects near at
hand. Little rain has fallen since
April. and the ground is dry in places
are dying. Some of the fruit in the
trees has died and fallen OFT. The
crops are an entire failure The situa-
ton Is both dIscouraging and alarming.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
SnlIInnisn DpIIiIn SclLcI.

RrppI>o, Cal, Aug. II.-Sccrct service
cfi,ccr- seized 5000 worth Of opium in
shasta Yesterday. and broke up mnc
furnaces run by Chinese employed in
manu- iacturng opium from the crude
material The existence of the plant
was unknown 70 the pcopi. Of Shasta.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
FATAL WRECK IN INDIAN


Collision.
FoEr WAYNE, Ind. Aug. II. Express
train No. >. on the Grand Rapids \
Indiana RAILWAY. ran into a freight NJ
Hryaut siding al O'Clock this morn
ing. The engine, baggage and express
cars of the passenger train wcrc
ditchcd. The engineer and fireman
jumped from the cab and were
caught under the tender. Engineer
Dick WAS crushed to death and
Fireman Brown WAS fatally injured
and died nj q clock this morning The
passengers escaped INJURY. but Porter
u. Cartwright, hacgaScman. and an oN-
press messenger were slightly IL cured.
Eight cars OF the freight train were de-
molished, but the crew escaped INJURY.
The aCcldcnt WAS caused 10y the future
to work Of the air brakes ot the pa~Suu-
ger train and the failure of the freight
crew 10 signal properly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
NEW MINISTER NAMED.
II. c. shannon Gets the Appointments 10
Nicaragua, Costa Eica and Salvador.

CArE NAN pulNr. \. j.. Auy. l0-rhe
President to-day appointed Richard
Colts shannon. Of New Iork. minister
10 Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Salvador.
This is the new South American mis-
sion created 10y the last Congress.
MIR. Shannon was M one time secretary
ot legation Al Brazil. He IS said 10 Ne =
thorough Spanish scholar, and Is re-
gardrd. because Of his experience as
being we'll fitted for the duties Of his
new position. Mr.. Shannon is a native
of Maine
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
SlR HECTOR RESIGNS.
The Well known Member of the Domil
ION Ministry Hetires.

The Well known Member of the Domin
ION Ministry Hetires.
0rfAwA, Ont. Aug. li.-SIr Hector
i.angeyin has resigned from the min
i.try
This morning sir Hector, who has
been minister vi public works, appeared
before the privileges and election com
uittee for the purpose Of making state
ment in connection with the Tarte-
M,tirecyy enquiry.
Sir Hector I.angevin has been the
leader Of the French Canadian Con-
ecsvaties tor many years lie has
been honored by men of all classes,
Srt4cis and sections
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
81 Panl Railway Earnings.

The earnings Of the Chicago, Nilwan-
ker 4 >t. Paul Railway company for the
H,.I ueek in August were s3i2.tt'', an
increase of >II.4i5.
m. earnings OF the Milwaukee x
Ncrthrrn Railroad Company for the
same week were s54 ,666, an increase Of
& Qa4.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
/ aIai Steamer Race

Advices from Yokohama give further
particulars of the sinking Of the steamer
Tamaye Maru. and the drowning of 700
passengers The Tamave Naru and
another steamer. Miyoshi Maru. were
racing when the latter steered across
the Tamaye,S course. and the vessels
coliided. The Tamave Maru sank i'm
mediately. and only about six people
who were on the deck were rescued.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
Heavy Ram in Kansas.

ruroRIA, kas., Aug. III regular
taad of rain fell here this morning
j 5s-loinches falling in an hour. Specials
received from various points in Kansas
show rams 10 have been pretty wide
sgrtad Farmers are iubllaut, and say
that the rains have made good crops
.4avtaTn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
CRIMINAL LlsEL CHARGED.


al1>I~fierE, Mi"h.. Au- lI.-Thomas
J.. .MarMurtay, editor u the AIaniatique
Eens. has been arrested Tor criminal Ii
he on complaint Of I. Riggs, prosecut-
its attorney IT >ehuolcrItt County.
IUn ease came up before Justice
Thompson Yesterday morning, but was
aliaurAy,i TIL Thursday morning on the
ton uf John Hurst attorney for the
defendant Mr. M4cMurray was halled
III he StIsn of ~,In.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
Newspaper ,.n,asser props Dead.

MIxSEAroIIs, MINI, Aug IA can
yaascr for the san Francisco Examiner
I'll dead on Third Avenue s'/Ith this
morning. He was man ~ about -.
lis name n :. Il. 'fu'icy, and J. bad
Deen employed until coming to Mime
erolis. on thn DcuN-r Iluc~.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
NAVAL OFFICER SUICIDES.
Lieut. Hodges, Of the EnEi sh War ship
ELnrhnNe. DrnMns LIims.IL.

EInLH0Ne, HfnWHs UiI.'1F-
SAX FRANcrCo, cal, Aug. = second
Lieut.. Philip j. Hodges, ni Her Males-
tvs steamship Ringdove, jumped over
board from the steamship Alameda,
fulv II, shortly after leaving Sydney.
Lieut.. Hodges bad been suspended from
duty for one year on account Of a breach
of discipline, and vas on his way to
Lspylap nd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
Calls II a rcaccfml Nomrncr

VIl>>A, Aug. G. The FrendcnhIatt.
in m article on the visit Of the French
feet to Cronstadt, says that the rap.
prochemcnt is merely another peaceful
compact ike the dreIbund, and that
Eus-Ia viii not support Frances chau-
yIuIstic endcavors.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-08-15
nunn,s Last HOpc como.

1frfgpsos CRY, No, AnI. tt ~.
francis has declined - interfere ia fhe
case OF Chris Young, sentenced to hang
al Lexington, Lafayette County, on
Tbur.day next, for the murder o.
Stephen ferguson