The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-22
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


PHYILoNEEA has attacked the vines III
LuSgny and other districts III the Depart
ment Of Aube, France.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has sent Sl2.500 to
the Hamburg Senate, requesting that il be
in relieving the distress among
the families OF those who died from chOl
era.
TIE Compagnie Fraissinet of Mar
seilles, has adyices showing that the
Frencn forces operating against the King
of nahomey have met with unexpected
resistance near Cana.
EIGHTEEN Irish lady postuIants, who
are goIi TO the convent OF the Sisters OF
Mercy in Cincinnati, sailed from QueecS-
town for New \ ork on the Guon Line
steamer Arizona.
SIX miners We're overcome by choke
damp III mine at Delere, Sicily.
Two gendarmeS and and q woman
also overcome. All persisted.
\ GERMAN station in the interior of
Africa was attacked by natives, who MUIR
dered the Arab governor, two Germans
and two British Indians. Many of the
defenders of the station We're wounded.
TIE will of the late George Fowler, a
very wealthy provision packer and mer-
chant of Liverpool and Kansas, contains
bequeStS of tb5.0UD TO the salvation Army,
and si5. 900 TO other charities in England
and Ireland.
ALI diplomatic intercourse between
Greece and RoumanIa has been suspended
because of the RoumanIan governments
SEIZURE ef an enormous fortune which was
left by a Greek merchant for the promo
ton of husbandIy ana Manufacture in
Greece.
BARON Won SODEN. governor Of Ger
man East Africa. has telegraphed that
Lieut.. BruenIng and four men We're Killed
on October ., III a conflict with nu llbcr
of the Wahche tribe: The report that the
Wahehes had piilaged the German station
at NipwapWa was incorrect.
TIE lost by the wreck Of the steamer
Bokhara. IN the China Sea number l60.
ENOCH ARCHER. aged 20, committed
suicide at the home of his daughter, near
Brazil. Ind.
BURGLARS took S300O worth of valu-
ablcs from the Catholic Church at Dan
bury, Conn.
JACOB kAoHL was terribly cut by a
swinging saw at the Lansing, Mich. spoke
factory. He will die.
JOIN OYALA, aged II, accidentally shot
himself while hunting near Calumet.
Mich. He died soon after.
J. NJ. BOYD 4 Go. S Touring mill at Hills
horo, O., was destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000: insurance, $50, 0Ot.
L. G. ST. JoHS, late of Her British Majes-
tvs Twenty-ninth Infantry. died at oma-
ha, Neo.. OF cancer Of the stomach.
ERNEST Lone was murdered by Ed Gil
las at Silver Lake KaS. \ reward of $3.50
is offered for the arrest OF Glilas.
NINE cotton. twine and hosiery factories
have been compelled to shut down 1t Mid
dletown, Conn, owing to low water.
WILLIAM kEPLEY, aged 81, was fatally
shot in q midnight hraWl at PottSylie, Pa
I)at /faptpr
FIRE RACES in the cypress swamp near
Frankfort, Del. The loss to next year, 5
huckIeberry crop will be at least $4,000.
REPEATED storms have broken up Mr..
EandernIt'S Sunken yacht, the AlFa, and
attempts to raise 1t have been abandoned.
ALFRED DoDGE. cashier OF the Inter
colonial freight Office al ST. John, y. b.,
is under arrest. Ills accounts are S3.0oj
short.
A FREIGHT train ON the Chicago x lndI-
ana Coal road ran INTO an open SWitcn at
Brazil, Ind. The engine and SIX ears were
wrecked.
Dir. WILLIAM NANPUTTEN died at llol-
land, Mich, aged So years. lie was the
owner of the trotting stallion Turk. lie
leaves a widow.
FouR HUNDRED bales of cotton in the
hold of the steamer SprlngWell. at New
Orleans were damaged by fire. The ship
was unInJured.
THE sheriff, in the interest of Chicago
creditors. closed the dry goods and general
notion store of solomon Tobias, at North.
Manchester, Ind,
HEINRICH DANIELS, supposed to he a res
ident Of Toronto, Ont. committed suicide
on a railroad train near Binghanton, y
y. by shooting himself.
EVA L. LEWIS, an adopted daughter OF
the late Jason &. Miller, of Lincoln, is SUI
ing for the estate of S23o,0O She was un.
provided for in the will.
was sentenced to hang on November . tol
the murder of eX->uperviSOr Charles
Ahron committed last April.
THE Briggs hereSy prosecution has re-
suited in the Union Theological Seminary
withdrawing from the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church.
GEN. f. T. DENT, brother-in-Iaw of
Gen Grant, who has been Ill at Fort Lo
gan. has improved sufficiently to he re
moved 10 his home in Denver. Col.
TRUSTEES 1oUEGTTSBAND and FOn
tame of the iron Hall, were overlooked
in the recent prosecutions and their cases
will be taken up when the grand jury
meets again.
ROBERT p. WILSON. one of Buffalo:
distinguished lawyers, died after an i'll
| ness extending over several weeks which
baffled the skill OF expert physicians. lit
was 81 years old.
TuoMAs \. COOPER, for years promi
ncnt in the Republican party OF NORTH
| Carolina, died of apopleXy while on {
hunting expedition near hls home III Tran
Sylyania County.
THE State Bank OF Ainsworth, Neb.
| has been closed by an order OF the supreme
court. The cashier says every dollar VII
| be made good. bus on just what fund ht
can draw is not known.
PEnF. L. T. ANDREWS, of Brown Uni
verSity. Providence, K. L.. has been ap
| pointed delegate tothe international Mon
| etary Conference. vice t. Il. alker, Wnt
| was compelled to resign.
| Cor. JoHN Z. WooD. one OF the oldcS
| citizens of Eastern Arkansas. died at hi
| home at Mariana. Lee County. lie was
| Confederate soldier and belonged to one O
| the oldest families in the south.
JAMES H. MORROW was found guilty a
| Columbia. ). c.. of causing the death o
| Collie Flower, beautiful girl OF Is years
| after he had deceived her. and was sen
| fenced to six years at hard labor.
| \ PREMATURE explosion OF fireworks a
a Democratic rally in ST. Louis. Mo-. ia
| tally injured Michael katchford, candi
| date for the legislature. and Fritz Mar
| quart. Others were painfully hurt
| An attempt was made to rob Big Fou
4
| Agent John fiouley was shot through tn
arm while resisting the robber. VIII
| jumped OFF the train and made his escape
FIRE at Frankfort. Mich. caused a los
| of about $50 900. The sufferers are ii. VI
Iockhart barn and store; ID. b. Hall eS
tate. barn. warehouse and store: fl. May
clothing stock: II. NJ Springsteen. photo
graph gallery: Butzbach Il Weber; Ma
| sonic lodge.
ROBERT BoYCE. the Portland. Ind. mel
chant. who murdered his newly-born bah
by throwing i; into the ONO hiyer, wnli
his wife was lying insensI9ie al Clncin
natl hotel, was found guilty and will b
sentenced to prison Tor life.
| GOSHEN. Ind. was IN gaia attire on tn
18th TO celebrate the marketing Of the las
| walnut timber remaining in that section
The logs We're hauled by eighty sevel
teams, the value Of the timber IN the PFC
| cesSion being about Se.5.sL
| 4 MONUMENT was erected al GuilfOr
| Court House. y. e. by the Maryland His
torIcaI Society IN commemoration OF III
valor Of the troops of the MARYLAND line a
the memora bic battle of 1871. when Lor
| CORVALLIS was forced te retreat