The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-15

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FRANK TIMBRooK, formerly of Chilli
cothe, Mo-. was found hanging to tree
in Lamasa Valley, n. NJ, with his hands
tied behind him.
JACK THORN, alias Jack Smith, an es-
capped convict from the Arkansas penl-
Tertiary, was shot and killed by officers
while resisting arrest.
A STUDENT named Brice, undergradu-
ate at Christ Church College, Oxford
University, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself with revolver; The only
motive for his act was that he failed to
pass the examination.
SERIOUS foods are reported in Italy.
The lower part of Genoa was inundated.
JOIN MERRYwEATHER-TIN sLEy, negro.
died at Toronto, Ont, aged l09 years )
months and 5 days.
TIE Derhorn mine, in the Cripple
Creek district, has been sold to T. w.
Walsh and associates, of Denver, for
500, 600 cash.
E-ADMIRAL DEINHAHD, stationed at
Wilhelmshaven, died of paralysis.
JOHN MCEwES, ex-supe-intendent Of
the Albany penitentiary, died of asthma
If the heart, aged 90 years.
DAVID STEVENSON, the New York
brewer, is dead, aged 46. His wealth is
estimated at 81 100000.
GOV. NoRTHEN and the entire Demo-
cratic state ticket were elected III Geor-
ga by majority of 1866. The Peo-
Piles party failed to make much of a
show, polling very small vote.
THE John Good Cordage Company, of
Trenton, n. D., has withdrawn from the
Cordage Trust, and will start up its
works again with capital of 81 900, 900.
The trust paid the Good Company $3.50, :
600 per annum to keep its works closed.
HARRY KERNELL, the Irish comedian,
is an inmate of Bloomingdale asylum,
n. Y. He is a victim of paresis.
FIRE in Clark & Flynn's copper and
iron foundry, Jersey City, \. j., which
spread to the lumber yard of ex-Mayor
O'Neill, caused loss of $4,000.
DANIEL LEE, elevator man in the gov
eminent building at Chicago, aged 30,
and John kunchel, aged %, a coal
dealer, were killed by trains at railway
crossings in Chicago.
Ten business houses on the North
Side of Clay Center, n. j., were de-
stroyed by fire.
FORTY men, including the chiefs in
eight communes in the Province OF
Rome, have been arrested. The au-
thorities allege that they have evidence
showing that all the arrestees are mem
bers of criminal society. 1t is said
that this society is in many respects
similar to the Mala Vita.
PRoF. REID and two assistants, who
have been engaged IN making scien-
tihc examination of the Muir glacier
during the summer, were picked up III
an open boat, in Alaskan waters, by the
United States cruiser Plnta. They were
seeking assistance. One man who was
left on the glacier, with the lnstru-
ments, was also rescued.
PERKINS x SMITH, who purchased the
sunken Vanderbilt yacht Alva, have
abandoned all idea of attempting TO
raise it. They say the, movements OF
the sea have destroyed the work OF
weeks, and that the structures erected
by the divers have been swept away.
granted the North Bloomfield Mining
Company permission to operate and de-
post debris in the Sacramento River
OGO, has been idle for five years, pend
ing the decision.
HARRY LEGER, brakeman on the
that in February next ne will come into
possession of property in England
valued at $3.50, 600.
WILLIAM LINCOLN. bank teller, died
of hvdrophobia in New York City.
BOISE CITY, Idaho, will be supplied
with hot water from a natural geyser.
The business portion of Johnstown
Licking County, Ky, was almost de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, SAC, 900; fully in.
sured.
TIE steamer State of Georgia struck {
rock at Cape Roche, near Montreal, and
was beached to prevent her from sink
ing in deep water.
I.uE LING, st. Louis Clinaman, has
ysteriously disappeared, and 1t IL
feared that he has met with foul play
at the hands of Chinese 'Highpind
ers." He is the principal witness in twC
criminal cases, and without him the de-
PENDANTS in both cases may escape pun
Ishment.
MRS. JoHN GErFERT killed herself a
Bayport, Mich. She used shoestrins
and hanged herself to the bed-post.
Two Kelley cure hospitals nave beer
destroyed by fire at Aspen, Col, with
in a short period. The proprietor O.
the last institution was notified that he
would be assassinated if he re-openeC
it.
| Miss EMILY SHELDON, of Elgin, Ill.
was robbed of $500 and Conductor JOIN
| Hanlev, of Aurora, of diamond pin
by plckpockets.
A POSSE is hunting John Van Metes
of Idaho, KY, for the purpose of hang
| ing him for the murder of his wife ant
! infant.
A sEAMsTREss at Zwickau, Germany
Anna Zergicht, who recently inherited
! a fortune of 10000 marks. WAS muir
money and made good their escape
She distrusted banks and kept he
money in the house.
| SECRETARY FOSTER has been informed
by the United States minister to Braz
| that the quarantine against the Cntec
! States has been removed.
! SIGNoR VALENTINES, editor of the Pat
| ria, Italiania, a newspaper published q
! Buenos Ayres, was killed while fighting
duel with pistols. His adversary i
named Tore.
| TIE parliaments of Bolivia and The
| Argentine Republic have ratified thu
conventions giving to France, "the mos
| favored nation" treatment.
Count EUGENE DE H>RrIGEs is dead a
! Paris.
TIE public schools of Hamburg ar
| opened and direct communication witt
! Heligoland has been resumed.
GABRIEL VITAL DuBRAY, one of tn,
most productive Of modern French
! sculptors, died at Paris.
WILLIAM +. SNYDER embezzled $50
from the Singer machine agency a
Galesburg. H., and forged many leases
| He is behind bars.
| THE county seat war at Culbertson
| Neb., has ended without bloodshed.
| Mss. CHARLES AFTER. aged 50, kille,
herself with carbolic acid at Cleveland
! Ohio.
TOM KEYS and wife, colored, wer
fatally shot in scrap at stephen
Store, Galloway County, Mo.
CHARLES Fry, aged 30, took strych
nine at Bellaire, O. He feared arres
on account Of small peculation.
| ERNERT A. kNowLASD, a boy of IA