The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-15
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

school teacher, who was worried by I'M
ruly boys, poisoned herself with NOR
phine.
JULIUS NoLLBRAcHT, aged 81, commit
ted suicide in Jail at Quincy, H., by
taking morphine.
MATTHEW Brown was fatally shot at
Crescent City, O. T., by "kid" Huntley,
whom he tried to whip.
CHARLES BERkHEIMER was fatally shot
by Frank Schultz, a rival for girls
favor, near Huntington, Ind.
ERNEST SHERWOOD was killed at Battle
Creek, Mich, by heavy iron fipe roll
ing from wagon on him. His head
was smashed to jelly. The pipe
weighed 2,6l9 pounds.
GEORGE c. GEER, who was engineer of
the Monitor in the engagement with
the Merrimac during the war, died at
Charleston, S. c.
Mrs. SUSAN NEAL, 20 years old, who
lives with her son on ranch in MAYER
lex County, Tex, killed a full-grown
panther with an ak.
w. q. DAILY, II years old: fell from
trapeze at Memphis. Ind, and broke
his neck.
a BREAK in the levee at the foot of Pine
Street, New Orleans, threatens great
damage.
EIGHTY head # cattle were roasted to
death by train wreck near st. Joseph,
Mo. Cause, a burned bridge.
ENORMOUS catches of mackerel are be-
ing made on the Irish coast.
TIE drouth in Southern Russia has
been broken by copious rains.
TIE people of Three Rivers, Que,
broke the windows Of the American
consulate because the consul, IN his re-
port, made severe comment on their
| habits.
TIE ship William A. Campbell, from
| Port Townsend for Queenstown. was
abandoned August % near the Hawaiian
| Islands. 1t is believed Capt. Havers,
| his wife, and several of the crew were
| lost Frank Mile, of Chicago, is a mem
| Der of the crew.
A PETRIFIED man was found about two
miles north of Chadron, Neb., by Ed
| ward Rooster, collector. 1t is that of
a man six feet tall, we'll developed and
in perfect state of preservation. 1t
was found buried in Butte clay, aud
weighs over 500 pounds. The teeth are
plainly visible, and tine skull, head and
lips are those of a negro. The finder
refused 5000 for the specimen.
c. HGBEE's planning mill, lumber
yard and large stock of shingles at Nor
| lev, Mich, were burned. The loss is
SO, 900; insurance. $4,000.
THE Southern Pacific Company and
| Wells, Fargo X Co. telegraphed St, coo
to their agent in Cotfeyville, kas., to be
distributed among the exterminators of
the Da!tons. This represents the stand
ing reward of 5000 per head for the
| Daltons offered by them since tue Pix
| ley train robbery.
| The controlling interest in the Mlka-
| do, Carthage. Calumet and Ross Hannl-
bal Mining companies, in the Black
Hills, has been acquired by the Dead
wood 4 Delaware Smelling Company,
| of Deadwood. for consideration vari-
| ously estimated at from 100000 to
100000.
| TIE Standard Oil Company struck a
| 800 barrel gusher at Portland, Ind.
TIE well-known yacht builder, James
| B. Noise, died at Asbury Park, y. j.
MYRIADs of grasshoppers nave APP
| peared in Kansas and are destroying
| the winter wheat.
| TIE Iowa Women's Christian Tenn
| perance Union adjourned at Burlington
| sale of liquors on the Worlds Fair
| grounds.
IT has been discovered that the sup
! posed James Johnson, who dropped
| dead in corn field near Muncie, Ind.
| vas Bill Mitchell, a former Kentucky
| outlaw.
| HUGo LoEwY, banker of Berlin, has
| been found guilty of embezzlement and
| fraudulent bankruptcy, and has been
| sentenced to two and half years I'M
| prisonment and to pay heavy fine.
| FREDERICK FRIscH, prominent New
| Orleans cotton buyer has been arrested
charged with embezzling $4,000.
| The Royal Institute. London, has
received from Thomas Holds, kins, OF
New York, 500, 900 TO further its investi,
cations.
OLLIE OGEE, who it was supposed was
the only member of the Dalton bandit
gang to escape at Coffeyville, Has, is al
| Wichita. kas, where he has been fol
nine months past. He works in the
packing houses, and the foreman Of
| DolJ's plant says he has not missed s
DAVIS work in the last three weeks, SC
it is impossible for him TO have been
with the Cofeyville robbers.
Ar Carbondale, ILL.,, Constable Will
lam Terrell was sentenced to fourteen
years for killing William Sanders.
w. Wilson, the first white mar
hanged in South Carolina for years, was
executed at Anderson. He murdered
his wife last May.
HATTIE GRAHAM was acquitted of com
plicity in the death. by criminal opera
ton, of Mary Carroll, at San Francisco
DR.. Real has disappeared.
! Tow BROCK was hanged for the muir
der of Jerry Hughes, town marshal a
1 Oh 4 W.
colored boy, about 20 years of age
He shot Hughes at night, mistaking hin
for a negro who had abused him.
Miss MARY HACKNEY, 4 prominent
and beautiful young lady, committed
suicide near Mesa. A. t., by taking
strychnine Miss Hackney was pref
tv blonde 10 wears old. 1t is said tha
the act was caused by disappointment
in love.
JOHN and Thomas Clark were caught
in the act of blowing the safe Of Wilson
4 Co.'S lumber company at La Port
ind.
ANNA TRIBBIE, an unmarried coloreC
woman, was hanged at Newberry, S. c..
for numbering her babe.
JACK SMITH, alias Jack Thorn. known
as the swamp ANGEL one of the mos
notorious desperadoes that have ever in
tested Crittenden County, Ark, va
shot and killed by Sheriff Williams a
Earle, Ark.
A BREAK in the natural gas pipe which
supplies the city of Detroit, shut on
heat and light from 600 homes. The
leak was finally discovered under the
River Rouge.
JOHN X. REDING, the only contem
porary of Robert {. Winthrop as mem
Der of the Twenty-seventh Congress
died at Portsmouth, \. H., where lie wal
born in October, 1905.
FIRE at Grafton, \. d., destroyed
Sandager's CO. operative store, Bjorneb,
4 Newgard's hardwar store and Bior
neby's jewelry store. Loss, $4,000
insurance, $4,000
THE case of Helen Larned We. tn,
city of Dubuque was decided in III,
supreme court OF Iowa in favor of th'
city. The case dates back nearly thirt,
years, involving 5000 originally. bu
accumulated interest has run il up t,