The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-27
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

| anu sugar reflneTS are huylflg largely III
| anticipation OF Il scarcity.
Ar Odessa on the sd the thermome-
ter registered l04 degrees in the -hade
DURING a military evolution march at
Agram, Hungary, the heat was so in
tense that one-third of the troops We're
overcome and had to drop out. The Of
ticers also suffered. Lieut.. N0llman has
died from the exposure.
SEVERE weather in the south Of ire
land has caused great damage tu the
crops. The hay crop has been de
stroyed. and the potato blight has ap-
peared The potato crop had promised
to be the best in years.
NARSHAL DEORDoRE pA FoNsECl !, the
first president of the republic o. Brazil,
is dead.
4 MOST disastrous fire swept through
the town of Sontra, a short distance
from Cassell, Germany. One hundred
and forty buildings were destroyed. 1t
Is impossible rs yet to state what the
loss amounts to. brt it is very heavy.
THE British steamer Roma, from Lon
don for Brisbane, was wrecked near
Algoa Bay. 1t is expected everybody
on board of her was drowned. Four
bodies have already been washed
ashore.
tins Argentine Republic Uruguay,
| Paraguay and the United States OF Co.
lombia have conceded to France the
"most favored nation treatment.
THE Queen has elevated to the peer
age Sit Lyon Plav!air and Cyril Flower,
member Of the House of Commons for
the Luton Division of Bedforshire.
\ YACHT sailed by Benjamin Parker,
Furman Manery and Charles Seaman.
was capsized at Atlantic CITY. y. land
all we're drowned. Three Yachting
parties were caught in the Great Egg
/ HarhOr inlet and their boats CapsiZed,
1t is reported that eeveral were
drowned
Mgs. P,T>y SEARS died at kok1uo
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and died.
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GEofGE I. STOCK FRIDGE, a9ed ~ mas
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I,ed ~ Si;oo3 liph' ms en- lt1oscl :. H.
w w oou"aIu 70, ufusslS,S' Vi boStoI
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| llNlng. Stockbrluge mas lell boston,
leaving behind his vile and young
| child.
On the coventry track, England, on
the Goth, oxhorrow, the cyciiet. low
efed me Illle record py % SECONDS.
lime, 2;Zl ID.
NINE gambling houses We're ralded by
the sheriff at Cleveland in one night on
! an attachment suit brought by the big
| lumber firm of Grey, jerks x Co for
$4,000 lost IN them by their emhez-
| zling book keeper, John {. Campbell.
DURING quarrel over hand organ
at Chicago, Ninganso Sasso shot and in
stantly killed Luigi Barri. The mur-
! derer was chased by large crowd OF
the dead mans friends but held them
at bay with his revolver, anu escaped
/ before the police heard OF the killing
\ rLorp-BvRsT occurred at Freedom,
Pa. doing much damage t. property.
The main street was torn out SIN feet
deep and the foundations of houses
/ washed away. Fortunately no one was
Killed or injured.
! FIRE in the furniture house OF Shiv-
erick x Co., at Omaha, did an immense
amount of damage to the stock. The
| fire started in the basement and quick
| ly spread through the elevator shaft to
! the three iioors above. Inc bnidlhg
was lioodeu before ,he HIe was eo'tell
under control. The loss Is estimated at
! 100000.
| 1ENAs lever mas Deeh ulscoNefeh
among the calte III "est iiluiahHpoIlS
near the stockyards; dozen COWS
nave already died' me dlsease II iap-
| ldiy spreading. y "itnih IS" uas5
sii iphieh,s OF leN"S cat'le h"'' a. iiNeu
from Il. LOUIS.
\ FIRE at South koyalston, Mass, De
stroyed the george hlthey ooleh
Company's large mill, also his large
char shop. ms cleans Out the olsl-
ness Of the town, throwing about 700
people out OF employment Inc ptop-
| erty Is insured Tor S'o,uoo TO slVu,'l'
| AT Hillsboro, Tex, Warren Fisher
slapped his l3-year-old sister Tor some
petty nisdemeanor, when she picked
ND a carving knife and fatally stabbed
him. She will not be arrested on ac-
count of her tender age.
Tuov,s YoI.xG who murdered his
10 Of 0uanshoro kv last Narcl, for
what he considered ind:srreet conduct
witb otber men. has been reten,ed to
ninetv-nine wears in the rentcntiarv.
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