The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-21
EWS PARAGRAPHS.


! nlaI rage lay m the fact that the woman
had buried her husband only tw o weeks
ago. The bridegroom fled by the back
way. and the widow herself LEFT the
house to prevent further trouble.
\ cLouDBUR>T did considerable dam
aye to property at Pierre, :. c., on the
night Of the 10Th.
The works Of the Steel Foundry Com
pany, at East 81. LOUIS, were destroyed
| by Il :irc which was caused by an neXpio-
sion OF molten metal.
| TIE building of the Ipllncr Manner
chor, at Brooklyn, burned on the night
of the 18TH. Two men, John kuZky
and Carl Mltson, are missing. The
property loss is Sl30,O)0.
AFTER two DAYS fair weather the hard
est ralnstorm OF the season began in the
neighborhood of Marshalltown, Ia, on
the 18th. This about completes the dis
couragement of Central Iowa farmers.
| Highways are impossible III ali d!rec-
tons.
TnE British bark Earl OF Aberdeen,
| Capt. Patrick, from Barry Pork for
! MoutcNiueo, ran on the coast Of the
| County of Pembroke. \ heavy sea
sea was running. 1t is supposed that
eighteen Of the crew Were drowned.
Thirteen have reached Milford Haven.
THE death is announced of Cen.
George klapka. He was born at Tenn
eswar, Hungary, April :, 1870. He was
a close personal and political friend of
| kossuth, and under him was minister
Of war.
Ar Sander, Wyo.. all the prisoners
confined IN the Jail made IA break and
| ESCAPED. In attempting To- reCIpture
| : IL shn
TIE Rev. Kennedy Bell has been ar.
rested in London for assaulting two
young women in railway carriage COM
partment. The sentences passed upon
Guodall, the evangelist, aud the Hon.
| Patrick Grenvllle Nugent for assault
committed upon unprotected women
| iourneving by rail do not seem 10 have
had a deterrent effect.
lT is reported from Astrakhan that
the steamer Alexander WllkoW has
foundered III the Caspian Sea, and that
| 80 passengers were drowned.
AN Atlantic liner ran down an uu-
known 1ugger oil Castle Townsend light,
County Cork, Ireland, and sunk her
with all on board.
FRED {. PiIISEIRY, Il member OF the
| Great milling firm OF PIllsbury y Co.
died at Minneapolis OF malignant diph-
tnera. He had been sick bat four
days. lie was - years Old and Il
brother of G. \. Pillsbury, son ot George
\. Piilsbury and nephew OF eN-i'ov.
piIlsbury.
DENIS lEAIIEY x Co., Chicago, whole
sale dealers IN WOODEN cloths, have
failed. with liabilities estimated at $780,
coo, and assets nominaiiy the same.
AT Albany. capital of the department
of Tarn, forty miles from Touton,
France, great excitement Was created
on the l4th inst. by the blowing up of
an Office building 10y bomb. No one
was hurt.
MESSRS. HAM, Mumford, Coates,
Griffith and Baker, American tourists,
have been awarded 81 200 damages each
| bv a Swiss court III Il suit against The
federal authorities for false lmpriSon
ment. They were arrested at Eernc in
August last.
| DAN. CoUt;nLIN, another life prisoner
at Joliet for completely in the Cronin
murder, is in the prison hospital, suffer
ing, it is believed, from quick consump-
ton.
GFx. TnouAS \. RowIEY, VINO served
with distinction in the Mexican war and
| the rebellion, was found dead III his
| bed at PittsbuTg.
THE will of William Astor has been
filed for probate in New York. 1t dis
poses OF property valued ut '3,oOO,eOo
but of this large amount Mrs. Coleman
| Dravt0n, the tcstator's daughter, gets
| nothing. Provision was made for her
in the original document, but late
codici revokes all mention of her.
AT Fresno, Cal, the jury in the case
of +. W. Baird, ex-presIdent OF the
| Bank of Madeira, who is charged with
forgery, has returned a verdict OF guilty.
THERE was riot on the 18th IN the
town of SezcmetZ, near IardubnH,
| Bohemia. Five hundred workingmen
out of employment, after vaniy de-
manding work from the authorities,
sacked a number of shops, stealing all
the money and goods they could lay
their hands on, including large
quantities of brandy and tobacco. The
riot was quellcd by gendarnes, who ar
rested the leaders.
Ten THOUSAND foreign Jews in Odessa
| have been ordered to leave Russa
forthwith.
Ar Memphis on the 18th inst. the
new steel cantileyer bridge. the largest
| of It's kind in the world, was formally
opened for traffic in the presence OF 80
wv people. Inc Hiaiii spun II 80 49,.
TIE upper leather tanners in the Bos-
ton district have agreed to shut down
| for sixty days.
JrDGE NELSON, in the tnitee States
district court at Boston, has quashed
! the Indictment against officials Ol the
great Whisky Trust.
TIE tug Darlington, OF Duluth. picked
M among the breaking ice III Lake Su-
# | l.. l. +,l l,.n ,tuIp a.,
bodies of three men. The boat Is sup
posed To have come from Two liarboTs,
but has not vet been identified.
Mrcu damage is reported on Lake
Huron by reason OF a heavy iOg.
! TIE heavy floods along the Missouri
and Lower Mississippi are reported to
be receding.
| Tnr contract with the Henry syndi-
cate for Worlds Fair water tIansporta-
ton was signed at Chicago OH the llth.
| The rninuanv is TO be stockeI. for $500.
pGO. One Whaleback steamer 3JU feet
long ana one composite steamer are 10
he built
Tnr will of augustus kounfZc, the
New York banker, gives his brother,
Herman. IN trust, the "k ountze addl-
ton to the Omaha Reserve Block, con
tanning thirty lots, and $4,000 in cash.
This goes to the General synod of the
Lutheran Church Of the United states
for theological seminary on the
ground.
TIE pottery of Thomas \. Mad
dox x Sons. at Trenton, y. j., san
itarv-ware manufacturers, was de-
stroved by fire on the Eth. Loss, Sl11,-
coo; partially insured. over 100 men
are thrown out Of work.
TIE Pesther-Lloyd publishes particu,
lars Of a terrible disaster that occurred
near Brody, a town in Austrian talacia.
Willie 100 workmen, with their wives
and children, were crossing the river
near Brody on a raft, the raft capslzed
and all were thrown into the water
Sixty persons We're drowned.
TIE steamer Fuerst Bismarck has
again lowered the ocean record, making
the run from New York 10 the Needles
in 6 DAYS l. hours and 50 minutes, re-
duction of - minutes.