The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-07
NEWS PARAGRAPHS


NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Two white men and one Indian were
drowned bv the capsizlng of Il boat on
| Leighton Lake, near Grand Rapids,
Mnn.
DELIVERS after silver have been again
stirred up by reported big discoveries
at Rico, san Juan County, Col, and at
Copper Rock, fifty miles from Denver.
| IN an early morning wreck on the
| Pan Handle near Scio, O., six people
were more or less severely hurt. Fail
ure to pay attention to signals WAS the
cause.
THREE men were fatally and thirteen
more or less badly injured by the acci-
dental capsizing of motor car at san
Francisco on the Sd inst.
THE Prince of Wales has returned
| home from the south of France, and
London is now happy.
A MURDER, the shocking details of
which SAVIOR more of unCivlllZed butch
cry than has been known for years in
| Chicago, was committed between , and
6 O clock on the evening OF the 81, in
the home of Michael Walsh, at 81
| Washburne Avenue. His wife, Bridget
! Elizabeth Walsh, met death in man
| ner that rivals for cruelty and horror
the fates of numerous victims in the
London Whitechapcl district. Her
| slayer, who, from the evidence so far in
the hands of the police, must have been
a man, succeeded in covering his crime
| long enough to make his escape, with
out leaving single clue by which his
identity could be established.
In fire on Broadway, williamsburg
suburb Of New York, two people We're
crushed to death by jumping, and one
fatally burned.
A REPORT comes from Joliet that Pat
| rick OSullivan, sentenced for life for
completely in the Cronin case, is dying
in the penitentiary.
IT is reported that the German bark
| Thalia, Hamburg, for Adelaide, found
cred at sea, only one of the crew being
saved
WATER has been let into the Erie
Canal, and that great thoroughfare is
now open for the season.
| TIE striking bakers at Detroit are
about to try arbitration for settlement
of their differences with their employ
ers.
| TIE three great safe makers, Herring,
| Hall and Marvin, nave combined, with
a capital of $500 900.
GEN. WILLIAM WELLS, of Vermont,
who was talked of last year as posi-
ble successor to Secretary of War Proc
tor. died suddenly in New York on the
30th.
ABOUT 5000 men took part in the La
Dor Day celebration at New York.
TIE st. Paul plumbers are out on Il
strike.
THE main building of the Minnesota
| OF | Il
by fire on the night OF the 30th.
FIRE at Pittsburg on the 3Oth, which
| began in the elevator shaft of the
| Household Credit Company, on Liberty
| Avenue, caused loss of S230,O00 An
elevatorinspettor's lamp and pile of
rags started the trouble.
HEAVY hail storms are reported from
portions of Minnesota on the 3Oth.
| THE celebrated FairIawn stables, at
Lexington, Ky, were destroyed by fire
on the LIST. Loss, $4,000.
AT Nashville, Tenn, on the 3Oth, a
mob entered the Jail in the heart of the
city, took Eph. Grizzard, colcred, from
| his cell, and hanged him to railroad
| bridge outside the city. He was guilty
of outraging Mary Bruce, at Goodletts-
vile. His brother, Henry, for the same
crime, was lynched on the spot three
days before.
NIKE CoNIEY, of Ithaca, \. V, and G..
| +. Fisher, of FL paso. Tex, fought a
| ten-round fight near the latter place on
the 30th. The purse was $500, and was
won by Conley.
AT Chicago, on the lst, while J. La
montague, an eX-convict was pressing a
revolver muzzle against the breast of
| Policeman Rafferty, Policeman Thomas
| Howard shot Lnmontagne through the
| head, causing instant death. Lamon-
tagne was pocket picking in the crowd
watching the labor day parade, and
| when pursued by the police ran into a
yard on Boston Avenue, where, after n
desperate struggle, he cot the drop on
| Officer Rafferty,, just as the latter's COM
| panion arrived in the nick Of time.
ATTORNEY GENERAL STOCKTON, acting
| under the direction of Gov. Albeit, is
investigating the Reading coal combina-
ton, with view of crushing the con-
| spiracy in the courts of New Jersey ii it
| be found the state has the power.
! WHEN Il west-bound Hudson freight
| train was taking water at Churchville
Station on the morning of the ID inst,
another freight train, bound west,
came along and crashed into
| the Caboose of the standing
train. A number of cars were
| thrown over upon the east-bound track,
| and minute later an east-bOund train
came down and the engine plowcd
into the pile of wrecked cars. One man
was killed and one injured. and twenty
| five cars burned.
JESUS CAMpECHE, living in the City of
Mexico, on the I'd inst celebrated his
| l54th birthday.
IT Is claimed that the last public sale
of school lands in the counties of Cass,
Grand Forks. Traill. Walsh, Pemhina
and Rchland, in North Dakota, is IL
legal and without authority of law.
Nearly $1,000 acres of lands have been
sold. The price realized aggregates
| over 81 ,177,00o. The sale was directly
| contrary TO the state constitution.
TIE Eureka Quartz Mill, on the Car
son River, near Carson, Neb., was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss exceeds $780,
! 0OD.
A SENSATIONAL suicide is that of Katie
| Coggshall. at San Antonio, Tex, a L.
| year-old girl of respectable parents,
| who ended her life because of dlsap-
| pointment in love.
LorIS ScHMELz, sheriff of Brown
| County, Mimi, was found dead IN the
| Minnesota River. Suicide.
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