The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

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JEALOUSY caused George Townsend to
shoot and kill Charles L. Chichester, near
Beatrice. Ne3.
J. L. WOODS. of Cleveland, gave S125,
900 to the Medical College of Western Re-
serve University.
Mrs. CLARA PLUMMER committed sui
eide at Wilmington, o., by shooting, owing
to domestic trouble.
THE election returns placed III the safe
in the city clerks office at Long Island
City have been stolen.
CARL BULLOCK, a Williams College
student. became violently insane on tram
near New Haven, Conn.
THREE mail pouches filled with Christ
mas gifts were ground to pieces under
train at Rochester. \. Y.
The Rev. Joshua Thompson, an eX
Methodist minister, is mysterlously miss
ing from Washington, ID. {.
JUDGE NEWTON, fuSionist, has been de-
MED recount by the supreme court for
the Michigan supreme bench.
II is said that William c. " hitney was
offered the portfolio of state, but has de-
clined TO again enter the cabinet.
HOFFMAN ULlNER, of Leroy, Mich,
was accidentally shot and killed by his
brother while they were hunting.
FIRE at Wyoming, n. y. destroyed a
church, six stores, seven dwellings, and
three barns, with loss Of 100000.
ERNEST MCCONQUoDALE was called to
his gate at night at CoffeyvIlle. Ala, and
shot dead by unknown aSsaSSlnS.
JUDGMENT for SIS, 0S9 has been rendered
at New York against the Oregon Pacific,
in favor of the Jacob Halsted heirs.
MAMIE WARD and Marie Jones, col
Ored and two cOlored children. were as
phyXiated by coal gas at baltimore.
A LITTLE girl, daughter OF Mrs. MILL
gan, of ElwoOd, Ind, was burned to death.
her brother setting fire to her clothing.
g. III. WALDO. cashier Of the Detroit
Lubricating Works, was assaulted on the
street by two men and robbed OF 81 100.
THE United States court, at Macon Ga,
decides that employees cannot be dis
charged because belonging to labor unions.
G. \. HARDIN, the express messenger
suspected of the $4,000 robbery between
Cincinnati and Nashville, has been exon
Grated.
ALBRECT BECIIER, who built the Chi
cago waterWorkS and engineered other I'M
pOrtant works, died in New York.
r. V. MARTENsEN, president of the
board of trustees of the Maxwell Land
Grant Company. died in New York.
ALL the flint glass factories in the
United States have closed down in order
to reduce stocks and advance prices.
THE families of the tour men who per-
ished in the Boston car barn fire, have
each received 81 900 from the company.
EX-CONGRESsMAN JAY A. HUBBELI, of
IIoughton. Mich, announces himself a
candidate for the United States Senate.
Col. SAMUEL MosBy, formerly of the
Confederate army, and a cousin OF MOSby,
the cavalry leader died at jefferson City,
Mo.
j. NJ. WILLIS. of Aledo, H., deputy
sheriff of Mercer County. fell from hotel
window at Jacksonville. H., and was
killed.
SECRETARY FOSTER will, it is said, re-
sign the State Department portfolio before
gong to Paris to take part IN the Behrlng
Sea arbitration.
JOSIAH NJ. FISK dropped dead at New
York. Mr.. FISK had been director OF the
American Exchange Bank, of New York,
for iorty-SiX years.
Miss LEILA MITCHELL, of Cham
palgn, H., committed suicide IN d hotel at
Bement, Ill, by taking poison. The cause
of the act is not known.
AN anti-saloon political organization has
been formed at Bloomington, ILL.,, to be
known as the independent Christian Not-
erS' League of America.
LOUIS JAMES, the actor, will marry Miss
Alpine Hendricks, a member of his com
pany. Marie Wainwright, the actress, IS
Mr.. James divorced wife.
BoNDSMEN OF ex-Clty Treasurer FHrS
tel. of st. Louis. will make good the S65,-
900 shortage in his accounts, the sum EN-
beZzled by young fHrstel.
c. l.. STROUD is under arrest al Atchi-
son, kas., charged with abductlng his
daughter from his divorced wife at Rock
tOrd. H., twelve years ago.
THE Mississippi River tOW-DOat Mariner.
owned by O. Neil, or PlttSburg, ran aground
near Madison, H., and sunk one coal boat
and badly damaged several others.
TIE sword of fernando Cortez, the con
queror of Mexico, Will be sent for exhibit
ton to the Columbian Exposition.
II. A. MADDUX and J. A. Scott were ar
rested al Stockton. Cal, charged with
passing counterfeit So gold pieces.
PERMISSION has been granted for the
making of borings on the line of the pro-
posed tunnel under East River at New
York.
ROBERT kUEHNERT, attorney tor SIX
building associations In Cincinnati, has
disappeared. He was member of local
suicide society.
CLEVELAND denies that the Office of
chief of the government secret service has
beeu offered to Supt. Byrnes, OF the New
York police department.
1t is SAID that DR.. Herr, who is connected
with the Panama Canal scandal in Paris,
secured S200.00O on forged paper while q
resident of san Francisco.
MIKE NORTON and Abe Lloyd, who
fought with gloves in Newport KY. were
both he'd III $1,000 to await the action OF
the grand jury. Both are in jail.
LIE NeZ PerceS Indians refuse to sell
their lands to the government, and the
Federal commission has returned TO Lewis
ton, Idaho, from the council.
THE will of Asa L. Churchill, of Bos-
ton. Just filed. provides that the requests
for his daughter will be inyalldated If any
OF it Is given to tie Catholic Church.
SAMUEL TYRENT, of Chicago, collected
several hundred dollars from the people of
Windsor. Ont. for tickets III the Vera Cruz
lottery, which proved to be fraudulent.
BURGLARS broke into the house of War
den Louis ID. PiiSbury, of the penitentiary
on Blackwell'S Island, and stole big ce-
dar chest containing 81, 800 worth of sill
VerWare.
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