The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-30
NEWS PARAGRAPH S.

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:ieliF and r. b. Ge+siinget had a dis
pute over mining affairs which ended
IN both men drawing their revolvers
and shooting. Gerslinger received
three bullets. Donnellv was Int twice
bv Gerslinger's bullets. Both men, al
though seriously wounded, Will re-
cover,
A CROWD Of OF young men made raid
on Mrs. Iiarmon's residence, on West
Jackson Street, Brazil, Ind, almost
frightening the old lady to death. Her
two daughters gathered Il butcher knife
and an old razor, and proceeded to wipe
the young men ont Of existence. In
the lrelea James Morgan. was literally
cut inlo shreds, and will p.obaLl3 die,
while another participant is dangerous
ly cut in the breast.
A SLIGHT shock of earthquake was felt
in San Francisco a few minutes after ,
O'Clock on the morning OF the 26th.
FIRE at Oakesdale, Wash, destroyed
half of the business portion OF the place.
Loss, $40, 600; insurance, $4,000.
r. is said tba. there is a big possibility
of the Canadian PaclilC road huvihg up
the Spring Hill mines in Nova Scotia.
Negotiations are now going on with that
end in view and with every possible
chance of the transfer being made.
Most of the stock of the Spring Hill
Mining Company is owned in Montr eai
and by persons Interested IN the Cana
dian pacifi" tallroad,
The President has approved the act
| to enforce reciprocal commercial rela-
| Iions between the United States and
| Canada.
JAMES and Thomas Shade, aged : and
respectively. We're horribly burned by
| natural gas at indianapolis by playing
| with ii gas leak. Their parents Nert
burying another child who had been
| burned to death.
\ DisrAr"H received hv & nthh thhe rS6SRtG!h i
out at twelve places in Roumania.
| TIs'oru4 UARi'rNGtCN. tic prominent
| Parneliite and secretary of the Iris h
| National League, was married at Dub
| lin to Miss O'NeiIl, daughter of DIR.
O'Neil.
| TuF governor of MIN -Noygorod, hav.
!ug feGentlt fecei.ed 1 t!umbb~ o.
anonymous letters containing threats
against him, has announced his inten
ton of proClalmlng martial law III his
| jurisdiction.
| EIGHTY houses and the ancient Capu
chin monastery have been destroyed by
fire at Male, town in the Jyrol, fifty
miles from Trent. Sine hundred per
sons are rendered hotueiesF by the fire
The loss amounts to $4,000.
The famous Robber Tower at Xhain
in Moravia, one of the oldest relics o
the Middle Ages, has fallen. Five per
sons were killed by the falling walls.
| REPoRTS have been received tha
lightning struck building in Carthage
Jefferson County, y. y, and a cOntla
grafton followed which destroyed SO,
600 worth Of property.
The Kew Tho;tlas Leigh Ilaughtcn
recently bishop of st. Aiban, is dead.
THOMAS NIcKERsoN, aged 81 years
died at his residence at Newton Center
Mass. He was the first president of th'
Atchson Railway, and had been presl
dent OF the Mexican Central.
HARvESTINa has begun III South Da
kota.
DANIEL DoUGHERTY, orator and politi
can, is critically i'll.
MISNESroLIs reporters will form
union and strike for increased pay.
4 BIC building used as a temporar,
barracks by large gang of laborers ol
the Chicago gas pipe line at IoganSport
|
killing two and injuring fifteen OF tn
sleeping inmates.
Fer at Mcosup, Conn, destroyed sew
etal buildings. including the depot q
the New York x New England Railroad
Loss 100000.
HENRY J. GARDINER, Massachusetts
oldest living ex-governor, died on th
22d at his home in Milton. He held tn
Office from 800 to 1898.
AccoRDIxC to the school census, Chi
cago's population is now / ,+2S, sos.
} THE depot, Kings Hotel, Masoni
Hall and two dwellings were burned 8
Moosap, Conn.
+. G. KNIGHT, the millionaire sugs
retiner, died at his cottage, Cape May
t Md, aged IS.
5. L. 4 q. W. HOWELL, lumber me,
chants, were convicted at st. JOSEPH
No., of conspiriug to defraud the raj
S way company by underweighIng lun
ber shipments.
2 tannery of Louis Huck q Sons, Ch
: cago. Charles Steinert, John
: Ebachek and Frank Speckowsky ar
dead. Albert SchIeger, 1t Is though
cannot recover.
, SEWER COUNTY, Tenn, is excited ov'
wilful murder. An aged and respeC
= able man named Robert Lewis was sh,
1 to death by Thomas Reed. An etto
y was made to lynch Reed, but the III,
: failed
= 4 New YORK paper says Mrs. J. Col
:, man Dravton sailed on the steam
h Aller for Bremen. John Jacob Asst
: and party of relatives and friends "a
o her off Hel name was not on the pa
t senger list, and every precautIon W
Y used to keep her departure quiet
! THREE boys. John Mckay, Joe Wra
. zell and Joe Sandherg, aged II, We
! PLAYING cards under car on the sid
d track at Atlantic City, Ia. During ii
II ing switch the car was struck. Mch ay
5 BODY was cut in two, WranZeh'S rig
o leg was cut completely Oft, and san
S berg, who hugged the ground, was
!. badly cut that he will probably die.
AT Jefferson City, Mo. W. J. Ston
n of Vernon County, was nominated +
IS governor BY the Democratic conventl'
on the nineteenth ballot.
THE schooner Argo, from Nor
= Wales. foundered a mile of DougIa;
= Isle of Man, and her crew o. four MT
= we're drowned.
:. a. The Benduf s!a:e quarry,
r Cnunty Cork, while the qnarts M
Is wsra Fl work. portion ns an owe