The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-17
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| directors.
MARION IikErEnGTn, the Glendale
| tram ro3ber. was arralgncd at 81. Charles.
Mo-, but the case was continued until
! March.
I .IoUN LYMAN, the norsc-tralner. is miss
ing. He left saltwater Mimi, tor hlca-
/ 60. week ago. ana has not since been
seen.
| MATTHEW BIRD. a native of tie West
, Indies. has been arrested at New \ ors
and confessed that he murdered Engineer
| kucklchorn:
TIE Chinese cook and steward Of the
! ship Wandering Jew have been arrested
! at Boston on a charge OF smuggling opium
and cigars into this country.
/ Mrs IEIGLKR, Of Alton, H., was scri-
ouSly burned III attempting TO save tht.
| lives of her two children, whose clothing
| took fire. The youngest child was burned
/ to death.
| CHARLES BUTTON and Levi >trubip.
| wanted at Decatur, Mich. for the murdcr
OF George CaStIeman, were arrested 1T De
catur, Ia. and returned to Mich gan for
| trial.
| LAURA BIGGAK, the actress, a member
| of "A 1fip 10 Chinatown company, neg
! Iected to paw her hotel bill at Cincinnati
| To Cincinnati.
| WILLIAM Il. BLANDFDEp, a prominent
| business man of Clinton. Ind. has dsap-
| pearcd. leaving debts and forged notes to
! the amount Of ~-eoD9. lie lost his money
| III gambling.
ApIAI T. STEVENSON will depart next
| Sunday for his visit To Atlanta, Ga He
! will be accompanied by Mrs. Stevenson
and other members OF hls family ana seY
! eral acQualntanceS.
AN officer has arrived at Guthrie, Q. r.,
| with warrants for the arrest OF Isl eX-
| kansanS who have been indicted for enter
| ing Oklahoma ahead Of President iiar-
! TiSonS proclamation.
| Dr.. &. BoKGE, formerly OF Pullman, liz:
WAS found dead IN bed at Sioux Fails, :.
| d.. from the effects Of breathing coal gas.
| Mrs. iIoG ana &. &. Hagc who were also
| iii the house, cannot live.
| EN-HINkERTDE DFTi GIVE SUMMERS
| was arrested at ilatc 9hurg. Miss, charged
! with Durlolnin- money package contain
| iEg 5000 from the Southern Express Com
| panys office at Meridian, Miss.
| \ SYNDICATE OF Great Darlington.
| Mass. capitalists and New YORK business
men have purchased some land on the
| IIGusatonic River at Great Darlington,
| and Will at once Greet cotton mill.
INFORMATION has been received from
| Conshatia, q. T., of the death Of Gen.
| Henry Gray. one of the few surviving
members Of the Confederate Congress and
hrigadier general OF the Confederate army.
ANNA W. LoEMEY, widow Of an irish
| pioneer. who left nearly $50 1899 when he
died three years ago, has Just flied an in
| mo that She owes SI1a. 1OI. which more
| than covers her assets.
Mrs. EEIgAEETu Hay was awarded
| 81 Ge0 in her suit against $ D. Nandtyen-
| Ter q drnptrist of proy. III. Mrs. HAYS
husband was killed some uionths ago in "A
drunken row nH George Price, who OBJ
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4 POPULAR subscription in sums not cX-
ccedlng ~ IS To be taken up at Minneapolis
| 10 bay silver service and stand OF colorS
for the new cruiser Minneapolis. y popu-
| lar vote Is also 10 he taken Tor the Young
10y no Is 10 nave '!' ioil"F VI ehFlSieH-
ny N.Y.,
The building occupied as store and
| residence by \. Lombardo at Alher-
lutI4'lt. y. ~. N3S entered pA tl.ee
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for no ,,nrnhaSn nt ali tho roI,ing mills IN
Tho yir,n,fy nf S.rnnHstown \ y for
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bIprTtItr;I, is said tn he prevalent at
| GaIeshurr M EnIr cases arr. r.nnrt.d in
one Iamiiv. and deaths from the disease
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| killed his nanhaw rthnr pohinsnn aneJ
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| anu iii"' Pt"t'i'S '"" III '.'e iioN liiee'
OWING to reported attempts to wreck
trans On IT'S lines. the Northern Paclilc
has sent out armed patrolmen on every
| three miles OF road between Tacoma and
! the Columbia hlEer.
AFTER four days session. Supt. Beck.
OF the Big Four, and the executive commit
| tee OF operators are unable TO come To Il
settlement. There is more talk of strike
| fhan at any time since the ttlegraphcrs
'io"oie oe5"i'
HERE Is an inmate OF the New Jersey
it'i@ii ~ +'ll''!' az - oath'nt'Nh' y. '-t viz
| can give points 10 III amer. Succl or
any, other professional faster. licls james
sui. coloTed; VINO has entered Upon his
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~ NaJtheIah' III" ana llNed put lew
minutes.
\ TERRIBLE riot occurred at Wenatchee.
| Wash. between railroad graders and Ital-
| IanS. over woman. Knives and pistols
were used. Several persons We're in iurcd.
| \ SIIoETAtE of SIS 900 has been dlscoy-
| cred i'm the Louisville 4 Nashville freight
| Office at Cincinnati. Agent NcCourf has
! been suspended. pending an investigation.
| +. X. STEINsIS. ex-Deputv uited
i States Marshal at Denver. has been in
dictea for raising checks. forgery and an
| pr0uriatIno Opium c0ntiscatcI by the GOV
| eminent
| lie steam lighter lizzle tonklln, which
| was unloading block plate TIN at ElIZabcth-
! port. \. j.. suddenly careened when about
| half unl0aded. turned completely over and
| sank bottom side up.
MISS EIIZAEFTU NITt uFII daughter