The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-08
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

mond, were crossing the Elgin, Joliet
| y Eastern track at Aurora, ILL.,, when
one got a foot caught in some manner
and while the other was irving to helm
her eXtricate it both were run down bv
an engine. Each child had foot
| crushed Oft, while one received wound
in the head which will probably prove
| fatal.
DIR. w. II. SCOTT, for ten years presl-
dent OF the Ohio State | University, and
a prominent divine in the Methodist
| Episcopal Church, has addressed let
ter TO the Ohio conference returning
his certificate of ordination and with
drawing from the ministry and mem
bership. He SAYS he takes the step for
the sake of truth and conscience, con-
vlnced that he ought to enter freer
and larger religious lite.
THE Amnesty Association, at the re-
quest of Fielden, Niebe and Schwab, the
| Haymarket Anarchists, now at joliet
Will hold the petition for their pardon
until after the November elections, so
that 1t cannot be used for political pur-
poses.
| FIVE children of J. b. Bailey. rail
road employe at Terrell, l. r., were
! poisoned III some mysterious manner.
| Two of them died and at last accounts
the others were suffering intensely.
| The attending physician says the svmp-
| toms are those of poisoning by strych-
! nine.
| JOHN A. CONWAY, who was injured in
a collision between two trains OF the
| companies in a tunnel near Toledo last
| November, has secured verdict of
S2l ,3S3 against the Lake Shore x Michi-
gan Southern and the Flint Il Pere Mar
| "a SrIif 10 no OF
$500, 900 are pending against the compa-
nies. Each road claims that the other
is liable, and that point will have 20 be
| settled in court before the matter is set
| tied.
| CONDUCroEs on the Cincinnati x Cow
| lngton Electric Railway have victim
| lzed the company by rescuing tickets
from the furnace at the power house
and putting them in circulation again.
| One man who has been snatching
punched tickets from the furnace sold
| $4,000 worth TO the conductors.
| J. BARLOW MooRHEAD, aged Il years,
| reputed to be worth $500, 600, ard re-
Gently a keeley cure patient, committed
| suicide by shooting himself through the
heart at his clearinghouse in New
| \ ork City.
THRTY-sIx pigs of silver and lead bull
| lion, valued at $500, which were stolen
| from the st. Louis Smelling Works,
near Cheltenham. on September IS,
were found secreted in the bushes along
the banks of the River Des Peres
Nathan Cohen and Charles Fink are un-
| der arrest.
JACcH GREENEERG, a travelling cloth
ing salesman, was arrested at Cleve-
land. On May he married Miss Bes
sic Abrams, a young society lady of that
city. He has wife and three children
| in New York, lie showed Miss a b.
rams Jewish writ of dlvorcemen mt,
signed by rabbi, and she supposed it
to be legal divorce.
LORD HoCGHToN, the new vicerov of
| Ireland, made his public entry into
| Dublin and took possession of Dublin
Castle that was vacated some time ago
by his Tory predecessor, the Earl of
Ietland.
QUEEN REIExT CHRISTINA and King
Alfonso have returned to Madrid from
san Sebastian, where they have been
sojOurning for some time past. Their
return TO the capital was made the oC-
Casion of a great demonstration.
The | nited States snip Bennington,
with the caravels Santa Maria, Nina
and Pinta in tow, has arrived at Gibrai-
tar The warship will take the caravels
to Huelva, where they Will take part in
the Columbus celebrations there.
The "Faribault plan" of Archbishop
Ireland was the issue at the annual
school election at Faribaut, Mimi.
The town decided in the negative, the
ticket of those supporting the plan be-
ing defeated by majority of 200.
PUBLICATION of the Times, al even
ing paper Of Detroit, has been disc0n-
tinued. The Evening News reduced
its price from = cents to l cent.
OTTO ZASTON had every stitch OF cloth
ing torn off by lightning at Detroit, but.
strange to say, he escaped serious bod
lily harm.
ELLIE t. WYATT, II years old, was
given verdict against a Kansas City
street railroad for 5000 for the loss of
a leg.
A HOUSE near Bennett Ditch farm,
eighteen miles below Uvalde, Tex, was
blown down by a hurricane. Two Mex
leans were killed, and three others
were badly crippled.
TIE Interstate bridge and Street
Railway Company has signed contracts
for low bridge across the Missouri
River at Omaha, to cost 81 ,OOO. 900. \
number of Chicago lines are alleged to
be behind the enterprise.
JAMES FowLEs and J. A. Loomis, of
Peoria, H., aeronauts, were fatally in
iured by falling from their balloon, at
that place. The trapeze bar, upon
which they were performing, broke
and they fell fifty feet.
JrAxA WALKER, an Indian girl 81
wears of age, lays claim to the 81 800, 900
Al la IL. Il all =
Phoenix, Ariz. Walker once lived
with the Pima Indians, and was their
chief.
A 3, 3,O00-BARREI oil we'll was struck on
the Hiatt farm, in the Camden, Ind,
oil field, and in carelessly handling
light the oil was ignited and burned up
the tank. Three men were burned Sc
riously.
A 3-YEAR-OLD son Of l.. J. Lowell, of
Hornellsville, y. v, cheWed and swal-
lowed small piece of fly paper which
he found On the floor, and died vlo-
lent death. The shock caused the
child's mother to go insane.
ISAAC kETRo, a prominent chicken
fancier living at Hustled, o., was fatally
hurt while hauling clover seed. A
pitchfork which he was using accident
ally caught in the machinery, and 1t
struck him in the pit of the stomach.
Iris probable that Lotta, the actress,
will not appear before the public for
some time. She is confined to her bed.
Mrs. Craptree, her mother, said: "My
daugher's trouble is caused by fall she
had several years ago. Since that time
she has suffered considerably, and It is
Impossible to say when she Will be out
again."
BoNNER and Roome, the detaulting
clerks of the Bank of British Columbia,
have confessed and asked for mercy.
Tn- steamer Busy Bee and Spanish
steamer Daoiz were in collision at Ham
burg and the latter vessel was so badly
damaged that she went to the bottom.
Her captain, mate and pilot perished.
THERE is great Zeal of misery
throughout Mexico, and the poorer peo
pie are fiockiug to the larger centers Of
population and wealth, driven there by
hunger, and begging bread.
The Proprietary House and Land
r. I .nln,, hoe cErcrorI cd