The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-26
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

JUDGE COOLEY. OF Iowa. left an estate
Of :; 5000 to lis wife and children.
c. ". RoYsTER has been arrested at In
dianaroliS, charged with election frauds.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY. >R.. father Of
Coy. Mckinley, Of Ohio. is dying al Can
ton, o.
IEoroID SMITH. aged 10 while in de-
mCHtCd condition. SLOT himself at Peoria
III.
ISpIANAroLIs public schools are beng
closed, owing to the prevalence of dlrh-
thcria.
THOMAS Mo>snAR was fatally crushed
at Wabash. IND, by a bank of earth cav
lng on him.
\. l.. TRIGGER. Of New Haven. died on
the steamer Kaiser William H., while en-
route to Germany.
Miss META McALLI>rEE.. a niece
Ward McA!ii>tcr. was married in New
Grll 20 J. H. janeway. II.
CAPT. JOHN CoHEI-HLEY, senior com
manoer Of the Harrison Line OF steam
ships. died al New Orleans.
TIE family OF PrcSident-cect cleveland
have left New York for Lakewood. where
they viii reside tor some time.
Il. /. MELVILLE, OF Minneapolis. was
arres;ec. al Il. Louis Oh a charge of forg-
cry. Melville IS promoter.
RICHARD jAGo: a brlcklaycr, shot and
III d!lA "iUIUtt i'taTct - Neil, u SWltEil-
man. IN 4 quarrel at Boone, Ia.
THE Northern Pacific Railway has
bought the Puget Sound x Alaska
steamship Company, 5 prG 'erty.
TIE trial Of Actor NJ. 3. Curtis at san
Francisco for murder has been inter
rurted by the illness OF one of the Jurors.
y PERSON unknown has announced an
intention Of donating $3.50, ,WD toward 4
tUnd Tor Il Protestant Cathedral III New
\ orn.
ANOTHER IIi@hbnder war has broken
0Gt among the Chinese in san Francisco.
aud two CclGstiaiS We're murdered in eight
cen hours.
I. ;. NAN SlCtER. of Frazce. Mimi
Shot his wife, killing her, and seriously
wounded Z. &. Brown, of Fargo. Van
N!ck!cr then committed suicide.
\ MONUMENT 10 the several hundred
Immigrants lost on the New Jersey coast
in 1871 by the wreckmg OF tie New Era
was dedicated at Long Branch, y. J.
WILLIAM BOILING. who, May .. shot
and Killed Hall Dent, formerly OF St.
Louis, III Louisville, Ky, was acquitted OF
murder on the grounds OF Sclf-defense.
Mrs. LUCILLE tRo>SNlIER. widow.
aged % years, was found hanging III her
stable at Farmer Valley, Pa. She had
been murdered and the body hung up.
WILLIAM :. FFILIS. one OF the best
known citizens OF Sioux CITY. ia. and con
uectcd with several financial institutions,
was found murdered III Perry Creek, undcT
an electric railway bridge.
TIE bark +. o. Clark has arrived at
Philadelphia from Greenland. Capt. Man
son. her commander. states that Il report
IS current at ivigtut that Nerhuf, the
missing member OF the Peary party, is
alive
TIE divorce granted at Fargo. " D..
10 PaymaSter Orke, of the | nlted States
navy. has been set aside by the courts. y
few days after the divorce was granted
orke married again. and he now finds
himself with two wives.
FIRE in the car sheds Of the Iindell
Street Railway Company, OF st. Louis. de-
stroyCd the Sneds twelve motor cars. thIr-
teen trallCrS and TWO yCStlbGiC ears. \ lot
Of electrical machinery was also de.
stroycd. Total loss Sao.0d1
On the voyage Of the steamer DeRuyter.
which arrived at Boston from Antwerp.
her captain. J. j. Bradens, became insane
Ills maiady developed SO RAPIDLY that I'M
der officers had to place him III contnc-
nent and assume command.
The United States training ship MoHon-
gahcla has sailed for her winter cruise.
She will cross to Europe. visit several ports
there. then go 10 the Azores, and return to
The nltcd states III time tor the Colun-
blan celebration at New OK.
GEORGE TOWNSEND, after three years OF
wandering and lodging tie police all the
time. was arrested at Boston on a charge
OF being connected with robbery of Del
mar junction, Ia, i'll 1889, by which the
Adams Express Company lost about S2,0Ol.
RiINEY NoVARRE. engineer III the
Richardson mill, at Monroe, Mich. was
caught on the Shafting and Whirled To
death. The legs where whipped OFF at the
knees. the arms ana several ribs were
broken and bruiScj We're found on the
head
Mrs. EDWARD LOWE. of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. only daughter Of DeloG
Hlodgett. the Grand Rapids millionaire,
who owns the Chicago Times building. is
in critical condition as the result OF be-
ing thrown from her carriage during a
runaway.
, TRAIN on the Mobile x b rmingham
road iuInucd the track near Jackson.
Miss. The ears took fire and We're partly
consumed. Thirty persons received Sl4ht
injuries. and Edward Adams, a travelling
salesman fiOm Cincinnati, was fatally
hurt.
OPPOSITION among st. LOUIS lriests to
the appointment OF Vicar General Brady
to the position of coadiuto to Archbishop
kenrick has brought forth a petition to
Rome protesting against his appointment.
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4 bloody battle was prec!pitated between
Charles Taylor. a farmer, and the three
Davis brothers. ScantllngS were the Weap-
OnS used. and Taylor was fatally wounded
AFAST express on the Atlantic X Pacific
road flew the track and rolled down a
steep cmbankment at Tucson Canon. \.
VI. ". G.. Walker, of Missouri. was Killed
ard several others We're Injured. though
not seriously.
fra in N
Baltimore X ohio road Colildcd with some
box Gals at ClarkSburg. W. Va. to-day.
and Engineer William Penn, of Parhers-
burg. as instantly killed. The cause was
an open switch.
TIE preliminary examination OF John
II. >HarthOut ana Ernest SwarthOut AT
Morrison. H.. charged with numbering
straw stack. resulted in the young III en-
being held for trial.
TIE Canadian Pacific Railway have met
with success III boring for salt al Windsor
Ont. At depth of l.l2. feet the first salt
was pumped up and now the drill Is Il
feet in solid rock salt. The VEN is
thought To he 100 feet thick.
TIE National Cribbage Association
holding It's first session at Fort Wayne.
Ind, elected these officers: President. ID.
L. Locke. Waterloo. Ind: vice-president
r. t. pfander. Defiance. O.: secretary and
treasurer, c. +. Ulley, Warsaw. Ind.
UNDER the constitutional amendment
adopted at the Georgia election, there ls
doubt as to the time the legislature con
yeneS 1t is he lieyed that the present leg
lslature met Illegally. and that the inau.
gurauOn of governor and choice of Judges
ami solicitors is also illegal.
The su preme court OF New \ ork has
decided in favor of the defendant IN the ac
ton or William {. Beers. formerly preSi
dent of the New York Life Insurance
Company. TO recover pension OF $4,000 a
wear which the company granted him
when ne retired.
TIE New \ ork supreme court has af-
frmed a decision dismlSsing the suit
against John Hoey and others To recover
nearly >I00.oo0 as a part Of the profits OF
the sale of the New York X Boston
Dispatch Express Company. the hinsley
FxpreSS Company. and the I Mon Express
Company. to the Adams Express Com
pany.
4 snow STORM prevailed throughout
Missouri and portions OF Kansas. South
eastern Nebraska ana southwestern Iowa.
Ii Will greatly beneht winter wheat.
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