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Oxford eagle., 1892-06-16
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A TERRIBLE hail storm struck Doni-
phan, Neb-. on the 18th, destroying all
fruit and growing crops in its track, and
breaking every window in town Hail
fell as large as hen eggs and banked W
in some places to a depth of two feet
JESSE r JAMES. cousin of the notori-
Gus Jesse James, is in Jail at Birming-
ham. Ala, charged with violating tho
revenue law
FRANK WALLER. of Oakland, Cal. on
the 18th, rode 800 miles on bicycle in
% hours, breaking the recorded worlds
record Of 56I miles I 40 yards
HEAVY rains in India have Iessened
the fears of famine
Ar Cleveland. a. 4 lumber mill fire
entailed loss of sja,Oeo.
AT Findlsy. o. lightning struck an
oil tank igniting $50. 600 barrels Of Gil
IScExDIARrrs are at work in Las
Vegas. " NJ, and a vigilante committee
has been organized
The trial Of the fancy County lynch
ers is in progress in Missouri The
evidence against the lynchers. so far,
has been damaging.
The San Antonio Il Aransas Pass rail-
read is 20 be sold in November. No sue
cessfuI bid is 10 be fer less than Sl3.-
coo, 900.
nc. BEG6s. who left Oakland Call
with about sI2. 900 belonging to the Oak
land Consolidated Street Railway Com
uanv, of which he was secretary, has
been arrested nc Sissons, Cal When
arrested IS, 500 was found On him
CHINA has sent large force OF troops
70 the Psuir region TO enforce her
claims. and Russia is awaiting details
before ssking counter measures
AT GeroA IN celebration of the fourth
centennial Of the discovery Of America
by Columbus. an Itzlo-Ane-icAn eele-
bration will be opened JuiT lst. By the
King and Queen
Ar Chicago the treasury agents have
tusr finished An unsuccessful search tor
. gang Of snugzlers who have been
bringing many tne blccded Canadian
horses across the border without the
fornality Of consulting the custom
house authorities
~uK increase in the amount Of Amert-
an corn imported into Germany for the
quarter ending March 81. Iss.- as com
pared with the corresponding quarter OF
LAST wear, as complied fron German
sources. j. shown - spprsximASs aeoo.-
aoo bushels
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-16
FRRENT TOPICS.
-g sEvs IN BRIEr.
Lr,.sEcoNo CONGRESS

-. "A D. sen. the day Was passed.
y -. .,-r~h bv >enssur Vest. On the
s-rux which the speaker dis
- aae-fiun. the tariff and rvci-
= ....s,..- va transacted ..-- fn IN.
y -. .-,,..r-.- p~-sesf w~r- the anti
r~-olutsra placing -. river and
= - shr azvai srvruprirssu7 bis n
a. r~-.aiufiun for the purrhzs- o.
=. ,r-rsss- u q PEDESTAL for . ssstus
ss--,rnn. bfis slEnitsiax WV Msxiro
ssat--. AMI tar l-xs lstive. exs-
u .-is-sai apprup-istsrn esl
al ,he ~. the dirionst;r and
.---..vrssfinn Aiil "a. Fss~el with
In the hou~s an u-gent def
= ,-prurristinx S.<ke9 foe pen
rfas fsr eontfnxenr rxr~n-e, of
rs-.-f- a. were si>sn hills ~stsb-
.ss-r Azr~4u stations sn Male and
=. ~ ixl,r.i<. Lake Huron. and erstinx
- -s,r e N-w Bedford. ,fas<. for q
-rk
H. paI provsiinx Cor sn- mr. gstisn snd
-. 4 srsd lsrss md fsr ss> prrs-c-
: s.--xss snsf the atilizstsvs cf psstur.w--
: - seuz~ considerations q tn BIT TO
!. -. granted 70 any sess- - eorporz-
1. -, epa<sructson % izilrustfs ep-
q = =. ,,rsssa u sny r.iircad not CON
~ :, ,sa fir-e specified IN th- act making
-. -. s~ynrorsriIy laid s-nie ami the
- .Fvrprriatisu hffr vxs tak>n M
- .,thoar substantial srn~afn-nt
4 :. ..-z--. On th- IN. N~~xrsl Norx>1 and
1 ia 4rlr-r-.i remarks ON th- sabr-cs
= --s-.s-. ami tn pension esfrs-rry hill
- In the nvus the day was xivrn
4. ,-r-;r-r~ On n. Judiciary. vhsch osrru-
q = So sozrx IN = drv and t-chnscai dis
z = ,--sszr-s sr the c.leusfsr- vsrr lit
[,s-,--s snS manifested IN the pruc>>sffnx-
- - Nils rx-s~i vss va= r~r=.Hn< the
= ~4zsrsnx every farnz-r and planter
rsr--x raf selling i-af ssbscco 10 furnish
r,su--t u .alrs and names ef perspus par-
Irrx - 'Dhas-z1-
~ -,rr- vas not IA s-ssion oa th- lnth .-
=, srsss q frrisi@ss art@mrt vas mai. -
- ~ pz<.zx~ % bills On tae private
vrar. sd after ~, hours devoted
sr-snrfs1x ss serars arorun and
rssf ezls II n. hou~e. this PRO
u=-s xzs ahanfouesi. sn,t Nr. wis- td-r.
|. sarrs-.ies iz ir,sf1ri1x the hoa-e ~ crn-
" ~vsrzl srsiE- Hills. vh1-h were p.--s-.f
s-vrshie --rurt v1s al-o submitt~1 On the
r-nr- fs-rss-g an Investigation Of the
.z-xgfrrsi deal A bill vas passed su-
r-zs ~ -eTritarT q New N~xiro 60 issue
= ~ sr--rr q ns~ rroftoi building
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-16

NrSxxsrcrEs. Jaae ig-rh- ew-ni-x .-~-.pn
II the cnnveasson vas htrIs more sssa q r.ri-
ecarirn meee1ng The nouninar1oa for the v,s---
rrusi<>nry wss s-i><ssd I, q u--etnx Of rs-
Ss~ fcrk teiexsst,n h@d "A hour b-fsr- sh-
eonr-nrion vas eali>d % order BIZ taefr con
seat the raztrx a tie vice pr-sst.ns1zl eaa-
etd2fs vzs iefr toeh- S-w York csI>xzrsoa
Tsr eelerzrto1 NJ IT'S nre tsag vas not lorx =
arriving st TIE euaeiuxtcr 10 rres~nt rh- rsr-
% ex xizascrr whi-elav Reid The onl7 other
nxzs tisez-set vas rhAs ot vbcs -Presi4~-s
Merton and n tne ea6 rAs agreement upon Nr
Rei1 was z1aninozx
Josz C. xsv vas sz.erviewe6 ~ Czs.-1
Prsss rsrcrser se-s evening = r.La-sae 20 th>
prssereccs q the Harr.son isscers ror second
plsrs o. Tia tt-zss- Hs said that his personal
rrsfsrancs vzs the cid tickst-Earrisnr s-S
Narcun-e1t that - vzs xElIinx to I~s "a. N-w
rorkszs s-ttis il. and Mr. Reit woah ee &c
nerfsbh~ TO him
Mr. Garrison was nes by a United Pres. re-
porter n enc Of the eorrSior Of the West about
Al hour after the domination was nais H@
WIS MT stow about EXPRESSING his ef<app1fus-
met -ni easvlea~urs- We could knve beaten
Harrison. h said. II we bad beea abe a Erfls
soon@r to give \ positive .ssarzae~ sAas Mr
biztas voalt seceps ths nontEAsson Weu~rs
nos r-altT ssis 20 ts tia a1t1i AA=G s4tarsAy.
krss sfs.r tses " ssz.a sAw sss ~; sls -
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-16

We hv~r the sxr~nstsa % eur frrws<n
n~r~~s the r--tsrafrn % eur merchant marine
BY acuas bsfis ssfr- saa th- csnstrurss.sn of Q
navy sor tAe prvs~cfise - national intrr~rsr.
and th- annnr q eur Sag the rzsint.nans~ "a
the most frt~ntly r-Istsonz wsth all fsr-ixa
Pnw-rss enssnxisux sIissn--- With naa- sui
the pFue~~tfon % the right. - eur s-h-rm-u.
We r~snirrn sar spprox&l sf the Msnrus ds.r-
sr1ns and believe IN tas srhh-vesnsnt - IN,
manifest de-siny oe the r~pablir IN - krvag--s
ss1~~. We tsver tk- enactment e NOR.
-trfnx~nt laws asf r~<uia.hsn- fsr the r--trie-
sieu sr criminal. Faav-r and csntrsrs fnasfxr.-
tssn
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-16

Necessary for ehoic-. "a
.E-nraeky-Absezk.
fSorta Gr0iina-Ahsent. =
The erss state e4-l>t made th@ fr~t break 20
the dArk hor~s. M~kinl-y- II east IS votes fsr
HArrsson aaf fog NcksalsT azatl ehesrx
When California w.a ra.cn~. sA< azaaaas--
Eeas af - s@z.< a. sss ssss-ss<zs IA .A=
Oxford eagle., 1892-06-16

NV YoEx. June Io.-Sdrey DILLON
c,-d ~ iisie this zcrnirx-
Esst7sT pfzie1 vas eo<z - Y>.rz 80 u Ncrth-
azrene. M11txunsry esuaty. v. T Of pareers
r-c-crly trcn rr-lxn6- al r~rT pocr wh~a
r>~rs eif Dflcu soans vurk .s a wnssr bog ga
To .rst rzflrn~1 ever eczstrucs-d- His salary
vr- on~ eoflzr r~r web sn1 ~ <a~~f pnrr % fr
AMI k~pt oa saviu< al his liza II. Asrzrns
ov~r-~~r fer rzsiroaa eunrr2re1rs. and rhen q
ennfxacrer h1m~ef. and - <neh heipe3 build rh@
Caiwn Paefne rxairraa % whhch he afsrrwxr,f
became president Al sa- time he wz- worth
sta.fteatn. but hu<t sbert half q n whsn Cniua
Paei.r w-ut down IN ls.& h was d1reesar
ef zo~t q tas priEeipal rxflru4fs os she enun-
txy- Hs "a. rather pscalLzr IN Ats manner .zd
t.
~ sa9 v2s ncs r<ry vel knswz u sGxAt "A
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
fie Got 10000.

II. Lort~, Mo, Feb. l6.-John /. Mar
tin, in Lehalf of Adelbert u. Sly. the
Glendale train robber, entered court
this morning at Clayton, St. Louis
County. and pleaded guilty of robbing
the Adams Express Company of
some S2o,000 on November 80, last.
Ju,!ge Edwards presided and deferred
sentence until the trial of IIedspeth
and wife, alleged aCcompiices of Sly,
when scntcn,e will he pronounced
upon all three. Hedspeth reached
here this morning III charge of
two san Francisco detectives. The
prisoner was heavily manacled,
and the detectives carried short
Guns and a brace Cf revolvers, as
though they expected an attempt AT
rescue. Hedspeth was al once taken to
Jail, where he met his wife. The meet
ing was extremely affecting. IIedspeth
will be arraigned this afternoon, ana it
is expected his attoruev will ask a
change of venue 10 the county court at
Clayton. The detectives say Eledapeth
gave them no trouble on the journey.
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~arnfl Is LII EaIi Health

EA>. i-e,. Cal, Feb. Is. The
#e says sarah Aithea Terry
ee-sly insane. She is the woman
0.fed such notoriety from
~ >at against tie late Millionaire
aa baron, whose wife she
lu to he She afterwards married
1910 lertv, Who had been her counsel
.a gtr sharon Ease Terry was after
ear4 aed ky Deputy nited States
'lg~la. >a-le. while attacking Judge
aE.eu 4. Field, who decided suit
a-Hasl Mr~. Terry She came here
ifu stockton Tuesday night, and is
asaa At iAc 4ome Of K. +. CuIbreth, edi-
, VS. Sne Alpus. Mrs. Terry sits up in
es. ail with handkerchief folded To re-
-t.Hst j speaking trumpet held to her
mouth taIlls Imaginary conversation
s.ta nf5ts Friday night, while un-
saarif -he nearly escaped from the
s~e without any clothes on. She sat
ar agsa- perehed upon bureau talk
aI d tt.t spirits. She Is attended by
Eli. i. ! Gilmore who says there Is no
HtgtH-.at t.pT insanity
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abolishing the minimum sentence for viO;
lation thereof. 1t was passed without di.
vision, and the House adjourned
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-After some
formal business. Mr.. Hatch, Mo-, brought
the tariff question TO the front by moving
to suspend the rules and adopt the resolu-
lon requesting the committee on agrlcul-
ture 10 report the effect upon aCri-
culture OF the present tariff law.
Mr. kilgore and Mr.. Hatch we're
appointed telierS and reported the vote as
IL to >. After debate the resolution was
adopted without division. Mr.. Cultivate
90. ,. from the committee on military af
fairs. moved To suspend the rules and pass
bill to establish lmeal promotion in the
army. Ihc motion was agreed to
ana the bill was passed. The bill
provides that all promotions up to the
grade OF c0lone} shall be seniority in the
next lower CRATE. according to the original
entry INTO The regular service as a commIS-
stoned officer. Mr.. ManSur Mo-. from
the committee on territories. moved To Sus-
pend the rules and pass a bill extending
the laws OF Missouri relative To mines and
mining over the indian Territory No
quorum voted and the House adjourned.
NASIINGToE Feb. l6.-Mr. Brown
tlnd. }, from the committee on elections.
submitted report on the contested elec-
tlun eases of craig against Stewart, from
the IWcnt y-fourth tOHgrtSSional District
OF Pennsylvania. The report. which finds
III favor of the contestant. was
placed upon tne calendar, and
Mr.. Brown gave notice that he
would call 1t mp tor action on Tuesday
next Mr.. Fucker Va from the commit
tee on elections OF President Vice PreSi-
dent and members ot Congress. reported Il
5olnt resolution proposing 4 constitutional
amendment for the election of SEN
atorS by the people of the Scy-
Il 81.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
DOG EAT DOG.
.,,cn Two Heads Of u Big Water
! = f.ppur,stion.

p.taFcn Two Htads OF Is Dig HateT
Corporation.
zee Ca,., Feb IA sensational
!, IN American Water Works
E8sp enlbro.lio was taken to-day.
ua. commenced in the nitcd
..ro4rt lv Dennis sullivan, Is re-
.f ;he company, Il call Presl-
III Nsnntr to account for
..t'-. - IS lr.ndS If the Denver Nater
.,nr l,e i alleged to have coniis-
n, hls own use, The charges IN
~, MI ~ are bn.h grave and vigorous
.'.' .sit i III retaliation Of the one
l.s shr against sullivan by Nenner,
..barre- that Sullivan has ap-
s. r,..3 sG1 go To his own
,.slrh SULLIVAN denies. Mr..
..' ..sn In his charge, SAYS
:. y, 80. 5.rrer has been guilty Of appro-
...r.the bonds of the Denver Water
..,Tg- ii, the amount OF S203. .GoJ
-. - ,arr I'll of The issue OF S457.
TEr receiver will ask why the com
-reisl.rcr has never received this
,,t and Visl ask Judge Hailettc to
.r Mn Neuner t9aceOunt. As to the
sa.t.tg.el ~ Mr. Nenner against
.,n FIJI Hi- answer Mr. Sullivan will
,#.4t the 9t4.243 which IS alleged TO
- t.eqdraWn In amounts and at yGri-
.- ,.ues between tsb .uarv l. and
is Isl, VAS used II construction
.rtIso..4 }enyer Water Company :
...g.4aIaut the transfer TO the Amer
.sa Water som panv not being made
5rtv l0! the same year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
NV YORK LIFE.

.t.,Fa / Yct..u Eseeied I" the irasi-
annry nf the Company.
t, EE. Feb 1.-The managers
~. General agents II the New York
. Insurance Company met to-day
I. mtI.azer- and agents met sub
....i..ft ta til, meeting Of the
.ra..l,- an Wednesday, II which
rs ammittce VAS appointed to
=. afnrAi Hlat steps If any they
ft ta tahe. line committee consist
ttruI-c ~ Perkins, OF Chicago: ::
t.ts.t. b. >an Francisco, and II. L.
Es9a..,r t Boston. 0ne of those
.rr.rrt states tnat the commission re-
-ted, iat tHt proceedings were rot nt
moment S. tli, people. The report is
..I t0 aAye trtn favorable To John 4.
Na.al. Iii il also said that tie agents
f..rt.sHi.lslg acfe favorable toward Mr..
II .r- tfd were ANXIOUS To help him,
,taazH ttfv felt bound 70 abide by
@ .eyttlou 81 tine trustees. 1t was
learned Eltt.F that il second session was
-.d. aal ( acgaHIe manifest that ali on
-..sa II Mr. MET an lad disappeared
a..sl s5a4t4 -iseiIon i practically a fore
r.r ou su~lgn This being the feeling
1E4M iI Appleton, before a strong
.Isa5rt,s ii Beers, moved that Mr.. Nc
fr tEe unanimous choice for prcsi-
at f.e NeW York Life Insurance
sans Tie vote to that effect was
ss*4 4yN#1aU#fG
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
NIIgeti OuE.

hIt "a, Feb. =. The Teccn;
a@.uh .lr 4 aicago. Milwaukee y 81
la hasWas Ia changing the routing OF
~ from Mystic Seymour and Jerome
eta-at.L tln ayorahle comment among
aa arE#ers and consumers IL Iowa.
lra3ers sauct now sell Mystic coal in
aTa.tl with the cheaper grades Of
tl, mined in the Peoria dis
.f. anl Fe result wiIl be that hun
e.'s salncfs viii be thrown out of
Hanl 1t Mystic, Foster, Ottum
At faA burg, Jerome. Seymour and
ar1 b.r0l"rtr representing thou
a. dollars viii tie practically
f-- and an Iowa industry which
81, e.a marvellous III development
-r#. VII be practically wiped
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
Rrey,tieS Worth Rea,iip.

There are in the nited States l., 800
0tlo families, and of these 10,G25. 900 are
living in houses or on farms that are not
encumbered by any mortgage obiga-
.-BuFinqton Free Pres.
Elegant extracts from the Democratic
anthology: ''0h, 90 home and soak your
head. Roger q. Mills. THE hogs
hadn't the deCency to stop eating wren
| got up 10 speak. David B. Hill
Rats Rats ,''-Eoswell 7. Flower
Next.-Nstc York Trib,us
Estimating five persons in each fami
ly. census bureau calculations demon
strate that the federal debt of the [ nit
ed states amounts TO S.S.l5 per family
On a similar basis of calculation the
dent II Great Britain is $3.50 per
family II Austro- Hungary. Ss5i-n. and
of France. >5Sl.13. Germany has no
statistics from which to figure out accu-
ratelv her debt per family. but the in
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IL AIllnfLian NInll.

fth. Ia During the service
I. .as l.nta-,aut Church at the Pirrus
entt ttaens yesterday ianat
naGe an attack upon
liz Tie mob forced their
Je interior OF the build
tAt severely maltrcatad the
ana th- audience. They
~fEthfng ot value in the
tn. 'Nen set fire 10 H. Before
tt .ll hc extinguished the
/, # aa church was destroyed.
ae Aemhcrs 81 the mob re-
,ae vicinity Watching the
fl. The soldiers. after they
tI.e fire, turned their at-
tht authors Of the vandalism,
...A 10y succeeded IN arresting many
1t h1tler that the prison
severely p.ulshed.
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EXTENSIVE RESERVOIR PLAN.
Project to Make the Red River of the
North Savigable.

Project to Make the Red River of the
North Savigable.
ST. PlvI, Mimi, Feb. lG.-Mai. Jones,
United States army engineer, has sent
to Washington an elaborate report on
scheme 10 make the Red River of the
North navigable. He proposes to Gre
ale two large reservoirs, one ont of Red
Lake and the other out of Lakes Tray
ers and Big Stone by series of canals
and dams, and also proposes to connect
Red Lake by canal with Rainy
Lake The entire cost would be but
ss6n,OuO, and when the work is COM
pleted Maj. Jones SAYS the Red River
would be nayigabie from Winnipeg G5i
miles, and the Red Lake River would.
tie nayieahle for small craft for 321
fniIag
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Two Colored Thieves Lynched.

BIRMINGuAN, Ala, Feb. l2.-At
Romanulus, Tuscola County, two negroes
broke open y. ;. Rober;son's store,
robbed it and burned it to the ground.
They were arrested, and on their way
to Tuscaloosa a body Of masked and
armed men took the negroes from the
guarGs and swung them 10 the nearest
tree. The bodice were left hanging un-
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.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. l0.-once more
threats of dynamite have been brought
into pIay TO extort money out OF n mil
lionaira. bu, this Time tho victim, cala.t-
"a ,,,'., - NJ
- :, "ii'' ~, a matt -'i7,
Helrle'la Hheil, WIDOW o! me murdered
Dankcr, Amos J.. smell, VINO llNes al 70
WASHINGTON b9ulevard, aoout SIX weeks
ago lecelNeu 'ile iolo"ihg c"Ihihuh4'a-
tlon
MIa: HneiL, >, ,,,,., ,,,;-.,...,..
,,o u. .,ann ~" ii,"ilrS
flat Won can spare # rs We must have ave- #
ana We have sworn 10 usc Dynamite if we
do not Get it if we have to Place it In the
house or drop it at Your Feet IN the street.
We expect You to put the Police on our
Track 50 We are on TO mem We are men ana
ni.litl. "ii'' nav S"oi 70 MI any one 'aI
u'a mem on 10 Us a. AD.' Eah liol stt GS 4.
- ,'n 'nn q" I,' ",r - ,n,, ,,, ~
to let rs have It Won can Pit t,l,s n tic
herald
Personal
,t.'' r"l SY9l Ha': '" u v III zoos ioi tiilS
nno "a ba,,a th,, ,,p,s 'i,a'i ,i,, :.
to the Bearer that Erin5rS n mott. FrHn {,
ID.
Inclosed in this badly written and in
q
paper clipuinl,. headed "Nillionaires in
Terror" which stated that no one
cOuld eni0v a marr, Christmas who
WAS expectlpp 10 wake mn and find a
dynamite bomb in his stocking: also a
story ahout q New Work millionaire
who always went about attended bv a
guard.
The letter WIS in penciI and on n
single sheet of note paper. Immediate
" on receiyino il Mrs. Smell who mas
been in poor health for some time.
communicated with her sun-in-law. 4.
! Stone and he promp ptlv nnt the mat
torin -ba banIS df In.nactor N.rsb
II yas 3ator,,ino1 fro+ ~ oil thot t,,.o
ntIicers sbonlI take nm thrir charters in
Ne S,oli,o honeo 10 .,,,orl a,,ainCt 40
c;don.s an5 oa;co, asI,L,, ,anI anotbar
wara detailed for tha+ r1rnoco TLan
i ,yas tSonght hest IN answer the ad-
,rort;sn,nent and for civ davc tbara an
roarod ~ tba IIa,ofd ,niar tIa ,,ar-
ffa,oiu.
60, ,,,,,, ,.,,,.,,
". W u ~
Aitci Mai.lnj iol wen 10y 'lie ll''. |"
oo IN. ioi 'l' 'IG oiie ~ eoiliti'S 'i,c az
~ is ii' - "H7 '-I .toi
sile ialSe ~ "iio'lcl Neeh anu II" w -
renee ha'lns 5eeh a'ttniPteu the olil'
Coi' "oie "'hoi Nv II a. W ''olio &c
quest, as nc .IouSiit ileiI presence
oinE ny, , reIllnaed " r.. mel ol Iier datisef.
hoINe5 iia'i oelIt 'liIo .iiie"ts ~ ~
iet'er hau hepl soou n"tIH Oh li'o
nioNenleHts III me Hheii houSehViu' loi
tne day aiter the olLceis hao taken
their departure, aoouI c!ocA III the
evening, messenger ooy arrived al 9'ie
>hel [eslaehce re- Win laIcel anu
hole. me pafcet colitalheu piece OF
cIoth, , po'.le Vi n9eii"se anu S"Liie
strlng. Inc note rea"'
Put the hat IN tins and rap 1t up. BE
lare WIN us anu we WI De lale WIN YOU
Il iloV beware We VIII -" up WIN "S i'a-
nit
Inc messenger boy VINO Drought the
Hole WAS NUMBER 30 anu hls haule sam
l-assers' heh 4uestioiie,i as 70 VINO
gave NM tle Pachase ne saiu i!G 'iiu !. not
know lhat ne WAS "oIkine d! the once
al Naoash avenue ana Monroe street;
that ne had come back rom message,
ana "heh ne came INTO tlle once ne
was sent out win lhe note ana parceI,
which had been LETT there: lie had not
seen the person who had LETT 1t.
Ihls second message thre" the house
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
1 EusSIan 1--we Corner.

BGELrH, Feb. lG.-Ihc corn exchange
in this city was excited over rumors OF
a corner in Russian rye. \ syndicate
of South Russian firms with agents in
Berlin and London, is said 10 hold Ger
fcatcs for 10000 tons of tirstquaIlty rye.
April and May delivery at 80 marks
per ton. II is stated that there is not
enough rye in Germany and Hungary
o supply the demand. The price has
risen in ten dava from l9S to u marks.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
tn the Police Court.

LONDON, Feb. lb.-At the West Lon
don police court to-day Louis Clovis
Bonaparte, son of Prince Louis Luclen
Bonaparte, Sho died recently, amt
William Alexander Thompson, soIlc-
spring together to dcfraud Rosalie
CLOVIS Bouaparte, the alleged wife Of
the former, of a considerable quantity
OF ieweIrv valued at 100000, were ar
ragncd for a hearing After listening
to the evidence the magistrate held that
q prima facie case had been established,
and held the accused for trial.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
V,,Ep,ap JpiuFa0 at Duluth

pULUTH, MINI, Feb. Thames Ran
dolph, foreman Of crowd OF street Ia
borers on Riedmont Avenue East, was
severely injured by a falling derrick
Yesterday. His left arm was broken IN
tVn places. Otto NenntZ had his thigh
broken and Andrew Ameson WAS Sc
rerelv Injured about the head and Is
not expected 70 live,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
Has Murdered SIX Men.

GUTHRIE. Ok, Feb. l2.-peputy Mar
shal J. B. Jones has arrived here from
the sac and Fox agency with MItchala,
a noted Creek outlaw, VINO WAS captured
in 6 desperate battle He has mur-
deled hss dozen men and committed
innumerable ottenses.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
Burnt t,ut the Svit,n-Hna,d,

, feh. l5.-The Eighteenth
Aan-c of the Metropolitan
: lampanr, which was located
.aar uf the building AT III
"a~ burned ont tonight
as.'. Tie loss 10 the tcle-
any ~ the destruction Of
f-hoar3 i placed 81 $4,000
-tt rlhers are cut OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
,IoUu ~. Mackey VIII tppeai.

New YoRK, Feb. l3.-john W. Mackey
has filed notice Of appeal TO the gen
eral term OF the supreme court from
the Judgment Of SO, 1866, obtained by
bv Edward :. Strokes in - sut grow
Ing ont Of tie telegraph d a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
IIsaTIC ASYLUM BURNED.

-, at Jackson, Miss. and
ope 'l,s re, worth se5o.ooo in Ashes.
MIS-, Feb Ii. Fire at the
J'.N a.yjnm this morning destroyed
aia. .airls of the main building Other
Wv msra badly damaged. The new
'1f's mt completed, is not injured.
VIE about S35o,0oa. only one pa
hi eroNn to haye been burned, al
t.en. i / several narrow escapes are re-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
NO MUnE SHOT TOWERS.
Height of Chicago iiuiIdings Now Limited
to 100 Feet.

CnlcAoo, H., Feb. 1.-THE City Coun-
ell last night adopted the report of its
special committee on high buildings, the
report providing that hereafter that all
bindings erected shall be limited to
height of 10 feet. and they snail only
lie constructed to that height when
fronting ON streets of eighty feet or
,,,,,., ir width
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20
}lCo!n Won't Have It

Feh Table dispatches
s-e n.ted States having freely
'ae name of Robert t. Linz
fft. lit With the nomination
setts' VT. Lincoln deniss
F t.Ee terms that hc il or
hs aHdliate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-20

50 here is the difference between the
opinions Of one man when he reports
facts a. All official of his government.
and when he appears in the role of a
politician. on which does Mr.. Schan-
hof wish to rest his reputation2