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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
Several Big Fire Losses.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. l9.-Ihe Bir-
mingham Mills burned to-day. Two
carloads of flour was destroyed. Total
loss about $50, 600; no insurance. j. \.
Lewis. superintendent, was asleep in
the building and was burned to death.
GARDNER, Mass. Feb. 19.-The Art
Publishing Company's large frame build
ing burned to-day. Loss, sl25 600; in
surance, $4,000.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 19.-Fire de-
stroyed q double four-storv brick build
ing here last night. 1t was occupied by
Lindsay 4 Morgan, furniture dealers.
The loss is $4,000.
INDIANArOLIS, Ind., Feb. lS.-A News
special from Upton, Ind, says: This
morning the large Touring mill and
grain elevator of a. :. Mickey, OF this
CITY, was destroyed by fire. The loss
on the plant and stock is about 81, COO.
The fire was caused by the bursting of a
gas pipe, followed by an explosion.
Louisville, Ky, Feb. lS.-The re-
handling and dry house of the tobacco
firm of John Finser q Brothers was de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss
100000; insurance So 800 This will
not interfere with the operations OF the
firm, which is one of the largest III the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
SCORES OF SHOTS FIRED.
Encounter Between strikers and Non
Union Mer-Miners Dssperate.

Encounter between strikers and Nom
Union Mer-Miners Desperate.
PTTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 20.-A serious
riot occurred this morning at the Cats
burg Coal Company mine in Mononga.
hela City. between the strikers and nom
union miners. Over 100 shots were
exchanged, but fortunately 10 one was
injured. The mine has been in partial
operation with co,ored miners
for several weeks, and the
strikers have become discouraged.
This morning $50 strikers, made
up of Italians, IIungariaDs and
Frenchmen, assembled at the moutl of
the pit, ami when the cOlored miners,
numbering sixty men, appeared for
work, the strikers drew their guns and
revolvers and opened fire upon them.
Most of the negroes We're armed, and
the fire was returned. For a few min
uteS there was perfect iuSllade.
The negroes, being Outnumbered
three to one, then became fright
ened and fled to their homes.
1t was then found that no one had been
injured. Elated at their success, the
strikers drove David Hill, the watch
man, from the mine, after which they
marched to the house of James Jones,
one of the mine owners, and ordered
him to come out. When he appeared a
number of shots were fired in the all to
intimidate him, but he boldly stood his
ground and soon succeeded in
dispensing the mob himself No
arrests have been made, but
informations will be made against the
leaders. Application for deputies will
at once be made to the sheriff of Wash
ington County. The situation in the
fourth pool is growing serious. The men
have been on a strike for nearly SIX
months and are becoming desperate, as
the operators have decided to start their
mines with non-union zen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
NORTHERN PACIFIC AFFAIRS.
Attack by the Committee Named to Ex
aInlL... ihe CnIunk.m4, 4 II .Ir.

Attack by the Committee Named to EN-
AMIN. the Company AfrIrs.
New YORK, Feb. 20.-The report of
the special committee appoiated TO in
vestigato the condition OF the Northern
Pacific, has made its report. 1t found
the road, rolling stock, etc, in excel
lent condition, but declares that the
Wisconsin Central has been drain upon
the Northern Pacific. The report says
that since the consolidation of the
two systems the Wisconsin Cen
tral has lost 81 100000 In an IN
terview, however, Henry Clews,
chairman of the committee, says:
The drain was constant, and it made q
heavy load for the Northern Pacific TO
carry. This is now past, and the Wis
consin Central has begun to be paying
property. This is hopeful and help
ful thing for the Northern Pacific" )"
President Oakes has issued circular
requesting stockholders not 10 give
proxies until the management of the
road can be heard from.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
~rIIING's SIDE OF 1T.

:, he PopuIists to the Fort
Sumter Garrison.
=. Feb. 20.-Goy. Lowell
H. n,l an official statement in
a'a' the recent troubles
10 y saws the Populists,
~ Republicans, were vic
'l' the preservation OF
=, = House. He asserts that
a..;, VS. stained through with
.' ..ns the sherif's posse a
80 Ca.,, Caarken ruftians, says the
& q al.r5ing the National Guard
D Di.lsrtempt of his official
ID ,nnqrps N, himself and the
3D. W Heir surrender, to the
4; '.rlrsnd '.l of Fort Sumter and
I'D IT, there to the Confederacy,
aTfe M PARTISAN sheriff after in
n san in evasions and gross
- and perceiviLg that the
s 7haIpless in the midst Of a
.'1' ~ ~ 5isIoval militia, raised an
q a1ril,1nrties, 'nl many of whom were
+;..ops and deprayed char
ia with rum, and con-
! -.Ts -..1sing about hanging the
Fade 1saiers. Backed by this
! gi the sheriff denied the
~ power conferred on him
-. ,.,.trtIon. ,+ and under threats
t.5 and an assault upon the
and the governors feeble
{ ,aIIed him to treat with the
!. y tresson-infected Republi-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
SCANDAL LED TO HIS DEATH.
Sudden Demise of an Italian Banker
Accused of Fraud.

ROME, Feb. 20.-Deputy Zerbi, whose
name has been prominently connected
with the bank scandals, is dead. A
committee of the Chamber of Deputies
recently reported in favor Of delivering
Duputy Zerbi to the public prosecutor
to be dealt with in the courts on the
charge of having received large bribes to
induce him to support the interests Of
the Banca Romano in the legislature.
Zerbi was very much prostrated by the
charges against him. and is known to
have been physically as we'll as mentally
affected by the prospect of facing a
public prosecution. His death, never
theless. exCites a surprise similar to
that caused in France by the death Of
Baron Reinach. Xerbi was accused Of
having received 100000 francs within
three wears from the BanCa Romano.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
CATHOLIC PRIEST IN TROUBLE.
Arrested at Menominee on a Charge of
Slender.

MENoMINEE. Mich, Feb. lS.--The st.
Herbert Polish Catholic Church of this
city is badly torn up. A committee
was recently appointed to investigate
the financial affairs of the Rev. Father
Meinarezy. When the committee ar
rived at the priests house, he
had gone to Marinette, and
one Hmelaski WAS left to receive the
committee. Nothing was accomplished
at the time, but upon the priest re-
turn he Is alleged to have stated that the
committee had relieved burean drawer
of $500. This coming to the ears
of the committee, they immedi-
slander, and the man in the house was
also locked up. The priest gave
bail, but Amelaskl is still locked
up. The bishop is expected
tO-da to straiphten out the tauple
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
lsyY TERRIFIC SHOCKS.

srs Park Experiences a Series o.
Fart alaae Disturbances.
Won't, Feb. lS.-Dr. Charles
ner this city, who has Just
.raa Yellowstone National
~ r. mat q series of earth
as. -ara cen felt in the park dur
4. .ery weeks, one OF which
-e- terrific eruption since the
i tae park. The main road,
''eyser Basin, cayed in
aHr and TO an unknown
a..- at tile park further away
ERA heard from on account OF
r--1a 1D.Q@
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
North Dakota Deadlock Broken

BISMARCK, y. D., Feb. 20.-W. \.
Roach, Democrat, OF Grand Forks, was
elected to succeed Casey as United
States nator from North Dakota to-
day. The balloting opened with the
sixtieth Of the joint session, which re-
suited as follows: Miller, 50: Walsh. u;
Wallen, 26; Lamb, 3; Muir, ], and Ben
ton, !. ON the next ballot the combi-
nation of Democrats, Independents and
some Republicans settled the long con-
test. The election of Mr.. Roach is the
unexpected thing which has threatened
10 happen for so long.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
JACOB ROGERS RETlRES.
The Locomotive Builder Places His Bus
ness in Younger Hands.

PATERSON, \. j., Feb. 2l.-Jacob S.
Rogers, the millionaire owner and pres
ident of the Rogers locomotive works,
this city, has retired from business.
The business vii! be carried on under
the name of the Rogers Locomotive
Company, with a capital stock of s., 600,
600. Robert 5. Hughes, formerly sec
re<ary, will be president of the new
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
Collision on the Chicago Loop.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Three collisions in
quick succession on the South side ca
bic loop of the West Division Street
Railway about ) o'clock this afternoon
seriously injured at least six persons.
frightened as many hundreds, delayed
traffic two hours and did considerable
damage to the company s property. The
accidents were due to defective cable.
The injured were: David Cowan, -
wears old, attorney, 661 Bloomingdale
ROAD, internally hurt, nose fractured.
teeth knocked out; Charles Leisler. 4l2
Madison Street, seriously bruised; Ken
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25

Snd employc. Mr.. Quigg had bill
pfo7lilng Tor state board of highway commits
sioners. The blll Of Mr.. Tucker to establish a
sta.e picnic ide of gold institution was nitro
uuSed. Mr. jacob introduced a measure pro.
oidlng that in any county having an area of
S'e square miles or more. with a population OF
I@ss than alGC, as shown by the last census, the
new bills were introduced The Assembly
went into committee the whole with Mr
sampson In the chair, and VIII II II rose four
olIIs relating to the government of school dis
trlcts were ordered to third reading after
which the Assembly adjourned
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
STREET DUBLIN TEXAS.
Deputy Sheriff and Desperado Fight to
tho Death.

Houston, Tex, Feb. 21.-News
arrived here of a double tragedy at
Fulshear, ten miles from Richmond.
Joe Wade had discharged pistol
in the street. Deputy Sheriff Hof-
man attempted TO arrest him.
Wade drew dirk and Hoffman
attempted to get his gun. Wade was
the quicker, and put bullet Into Hof-
mans breast. Hoffman fired and broke
Wade's arm. Hoffman, who was NOR
tally wounded, continued shooting,
hitting his antagonist five times and
killing him. Hoffman died in a short
Time
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
arsL TRAIN WRECK.

.. Killed and Two Injured Near
Rockford.
ILL.,, Feb. lS.-A head-end
,arrred between the flanger
...,bt train on the Chicago &
| r..-syn road near Pecatonica
miles west OF Rock
.s,-,.y before noon to-day.
F8 Cotter, of Clinton,
III running the hanger, had
~. cut off and died shortly
Roadmaster l.. McElroy,
.ir4arp who was in the
n the tlanger, is
,rured, being cut about
,ri je,. Several section men,
-rs~q. il is impossible to obtain,
Injured. Engineer Clark,
f-e.gEt train, escaped by
:, from bis cab, but sus-
.ari6as injuries, and may
A.tha tracks are blockaded
r--a K AMI information is hard
III account OF the wires being
spee.a. train with physicians
+. laa1 sent from Rockford.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
..T II KlNLEY RUINED.

fa'iare swept away by n Friend s
Failure.
Feb. By the fail
T. wa ker. a local banker,
am Y Nuly, Jr.. is ruined.
A'.eT was on Walkers paper
.artadura Is complete, and
tar Governor has viii be
t@a A. HcNr as can be es-
- .ae l..tles will reach
INST ut 1t paper tor small
.-a hy ountrv banks. The
.lr |" Investments in proper
ta.eTir.-e- recurring large
.Hey That have not been as
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
ALLEGED Murderer's Flight.

Arcu1soS, Kiss, Feb. 2l.-Geor""
Schneider, a dive-keeper, has lett IL
country, and a warrant is out chargi.--
him with the murder OF his wife
Mrs. Schne elder died last Friday nigh
and it is supposed he choked her t.
DEATH
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
.hree ,,nrrnnu-,s .n Asnes.

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-An extensive fire
IN Strangcways, a suburb of Manches-
ter. did damage this morning to the
amount OF go. 900. Three warehouses,
belonging to Charlton's bleaching and
finishing works, were destroyed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
MORMONS MAY VOTE.
Idaho Legislature Passes the Enfranch
isemeut BIZ.

BOISE CITY, Ida, Feb. 20.-The Story
elections bill, providing for the enfran-
chisement of the MOrmons of this state,
has passed both the Senate and the
House and will be approved
by the governor. In the SEN
ate the Populists made an
effort to amend the bill but failed
through lack of support from the Dem
ocrats. This bill annuls the retroactive
law passed at the last session OF the Ida
no legislature, which disfranchised all
persons who, since January !, 1883, have
been members of the Mormon Church.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
MITCHELL KNOCKED OUT.
A Bartender and Bottle Too Much for
the EnglIshman.

the EngIshman.
New YORK, Feb. 20.-Mitchen, the
English pugilist. visited the saloon of
Jim Wakely, one of Sullivan's former
hackers, early this morning, and tried
to use the methods on the barkeepers
which he SO successfully employed
on old man Savage in London.
Mitchell and his friends drank
freely during the evening, and about
2 O'Clock the effects of the liquor
began to tell. He rebuked the bar
keepers for their slowness and called
one man "stif." The Americans re.
sented the insult and told Mitchell to
keep quiet. He replied with profanity,
and the barkeeper seized an empty bot
tie and made for him. He struck Nit
chell over the head and drew blood
from his nose, bu! his friends inter
fered and got him out Of the saloon.
They placed Gentleman" Charley in Il
cab and carried him back to his hotel,
knocked out in one round in the first
fight of his present visit to this country.
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r1JSNELL NOT GUILTY.
.,5 Labor Leader Acquitted o.
Murder.

-..,i Labor Leader Acquitted o.
Murder.
Pa, Feb. lS.-After hav-
,5ata.l night, the jury in the
!, ca5e against llugh O'Donnell
IA verdict this morning OF
-m. tie was accused of being an
8,.icipaltIn the Homestead riot,
zv-.ta 7. ]. Couuors, q Pinkerton
Ire, received the wound which
In Lis life. As he heard the
15t guilty. a wave of color
j. over 0DonneIls face, his eyes
-s azei tor g moment and he tot
d though about to fall. Re
l. himself, ODonnell stepped
..4 rysJnels' box to his wife and
sion lie embraced, while tears
a2l.l.lass filed their eyes. This
t. Homestead trials until the
h. term Of count. It's possible that
r,ler cases may 90 over until
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ntd soldier Badly Burne,

NESoNISEE, Mich. Feb. IL The
sbsotv of an old soldier named D..
Phillips, near this city, was destroyed
bv fire. and considerable money which !
bs had in the place consumed. The old
man was terribly burned IN his efforts 10
ssve his belongings.
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TOUCHED THE FLOOD MARK.

UNUSUALLY High Water in the Ohio at
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 20,-The Ohio
River is still rising slowly. and had
reached 81 feet inches at s \. NJ, a rise
of p inches in the preceding six hours.
With the thermometer down to ID de-
grees amt with the river already falling
at UP river points, Ii is not likely Il will
20 beyond Ii foot more here.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
r,re at the Calumet Mine

CALUMET, Mich, Feb. 2l.-The large
stone blacksmith shop belonging to the
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company at
the South Hecla location, was destroyed
by fire yesterday. The cause is un-
known. No fire had been about the
place during the day. Loss, & 900.
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meth Ross, detective, central detail, ser
lousl y injured; Frank Troy, police
clerk, central detail, seriously bruised
Mrs. P. +. Young, 50 South Leavitt
Street, internally injured; c. A. Lander,
l4OS North Ozark Street. ankle bruised.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
Guarding Against a Lynchine

MoBERLY, Mo, Feb. 20.-The negro,
John Hughes, so badly wounded in the
jail here by the brothers OF a girl he
had insulted, has been removed to the
Huntsville, No, Jail to avoid mob yio-
lnnce
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
COMPLETING THE CABINET.
Russell and Jenks Said to BE Booked for
the Ministry.

WAsu1NGToS, D. c., Feb. Cot is
stated here, to-day, that President-elect
Cleveland has completed his cabinet by
making John w. Russell, of Massachu-
eetts, secretary of navy, and George w.
jerks, of Philadelphia, attorney-gen-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
End ofa southern Strike,

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 2l.-The strike on
the savanna, Amerlcus x Montgomery
Railroad, instituted by the engineers
and conductors, has been settled, and
all trains are running as usual.
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LOST ON BLOCK ISLAND.
Six and Possibly Moro People Drowned
by tho Wreck of large.

Dy mo NfFth Ur e TIHFEe.
PROVIDENCE, K. l., Feb. 2l.-A Block
Island dispatch says that in addition to
Reliance, the BODY Of woman, about
50 years old, probably the captain 5
wife, has come ashore. A doll was
found on the beach also, indicating that
there was a child on board the ill-fated
vessel. The tug that anchored the
barge is thought to have foundered.
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EN MINERS KILLED.

u Mine Near Vienna
= ''"plc Drowned.
s An neXplosion at the
>tyrIa caused fifteen
twenty miners being
't3as,y injured.
"ere drowned by the
I'aao-tmine, at Carlsbad,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
WILL BE NO OMBINATION
Denial of the Story nf u Union Between
knight. AUD the F.tie alion.

ST. LoCIs, Mo, Feb. ZJ.-T. B. Nc
Guire, of the general executive COM
mittee knights of Labor, said this morn
ing that there would be no amalgama-
ton OF the Knights of Labor and the
Federation Of Labor, and that there is
DO probability of strike of switchmen
n bra lpvDaD
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lard AT NEW YORK.

~ DESTROYS Fifteen Dwelling
Houses.
Feb. "a furious gaze is
as territory this morning,
y Teen no abatement since
ae storm set III shortly
In Brooklyn the gale
R.a- down fifteen two
t>"meat frame houses on
aear Butler Street. The
: aeEr NIX taIriy completed,
a..E We're not occupied,
ts frd. The tempera-
Er zero.
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BANKS DOORS CLOSED.
The Farmers Depository at Harr burg

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 20.-The Farm
ers' Bank, at Third and Market streets.
Peter X. Boyd president, closed its
doors this morning, pending an investi-
cation by State Banking Superintendent Mt
krumbhaar. 1t is believed the deposit
ors will be paid in iull, but the stock
holders may lose 40 per cent. of their
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
-Four Babes at a Birth,

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. 2l.-Mrs.
Thomas Schlsen, wife of motorman
on the electric road, delivered four chill
dren Yesterday. one boy and three girls.
All died shortly AFTER birth
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PETITE, THE ARTIST, DEAD.
Noted Scotch Painter Expires in London
To-day.

LoNDoy, Feb. 2l.-John Petite, r. A.,
the painter, is dead. He WAS born in
Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1899, and exhib-
tied his earliest works in the ROYAL
in 1862, and IN $50 was elected A. K. A -,
and in 1873 K. A., in the place of Sir
Edwin sndsaer
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CAN MEET ALL SSES.
McKinley's Brother says the Governor
Has mnIe Means.

New YORK, Feb. 2O.-Mrs. William
Mckinley, who has been visiting the
family of her husbands brother,
Arthur Mckinley, started for the West
last night. Abner Mckinley accom-
panied her. Before starting for the
train Abner Mckinley said that his
brother would be fully able to meet all
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
MRS. LANGTRY OUARATINED.
The Actress Held at Malta for Ten Days
tn Gnard ApAinat Cholera.

LONDON, Feb. PA dispatch from
Malta SAYS that Mrs. Lily Langtry, hav
ing arrived there on her yacht from
Marseilles, is being subjected to ten
days quarantine on the ground that
Marseilles is a cholera-infected port.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
MANHATTAN CLUB CLOSED.

New York OrEHnization OWes FnIIy .
Million Dollars.
New YORK, Feb. 2O.-The Manhattan
Athletic Club house doors were
closed and locked to-day by
receiver in behalf of creditors
TO the amount Of, it is said, nearly S., ,0OU,-
900, whom the club are unable TO pay.
The building Will be advertised for sale
Il ttlo Dlairr,a
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The G,ad,tones Guests o1the Queen.

LoNDoN, Feb. 2l.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gladstone were entertained by the
Queen at Windsor to-day. They vii!
return 10 London tomorrow,
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BIG BLAZE AT HOUGHTON.
The Hartman Block Gutted-Loss viii
Reach $4,000.

TIC TFaI 1T7TaII UIUUN uuIItu- IUSS VIII
Reach $4,000.
IsHrEMISa, Mich, Feb. 20.-Fire in
the Hartman Block, on Sheldon Street,
at Houghton, completely Quilted tho
building and destroyed the liquor stock
of Nj. J. Dillon this morning. Only
few barrels of liquor were saved The
saloon of L. Croze was also burned.
The building of the Pabst Brewing
Company, of Milwaukee, is burning,
and numerous tenants of offices on the
second and third floors will lose all their
effects. The Hartman building is in
sured for $50, 600. Loss on the building
and contents will probably reach
$4,000
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'@sNLMENTS DEFEATED.

>hrruSu'z Plan Not APP
! 'ToE ( hg the senate.
l.l T., Feb. lS.-At the
| ssou en- the Sherman
10 TIE sundry bill, Mr..
i. eHt 10 il 10 make the
e ut the pleasure of
y was rejected without
" AsE >trwart's 5 amendment
s >.aG.t not he used as a
Aa bank clrculation) was
eas. u nays -,
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PAYING SEALERS' DAMAGES.
Appropriation of Over 800, 900 Provided
hx Ri In

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The supplementary
civil service estimates contain an item
of G20,60O for the compensation Of
Beh-ing Sea sealers for losses due to the
delay in arranging a modus vivendI in
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7.Jc WIN nARhISUN.
' y 6crupy the Presidents Car

0'rnPy the Presidents Car
- Al ihv Inauguration.
NJ, Feb. 21.-Oliver
g.~Gman Of the commit
.--~ =. t.c inauguration GER
h.u- received an auto
.um President-elect
which he saw:
(" your letter o.
.se 10 say that | desire
resident Harrison ba
(. my conveyance to the
a.vs. A very sensible
A.,rauted to him in til
-1. taat IS that | ride ii
Is g. did in mine on tn,
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Y oHOTlN HIS CELL
fatally Wound n Black in
~ VI n llnrl,.

''a at Noberly, NO.
Aaa Feb. IS. = John
negro made insulting ad-
Young lady on the street.
A.E arrested and hustled
~. About 10 O'Clock this
- Unknown men entered
aai literally showered
negro. Four shots took
1-. dead, but will prob
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WAR SHIP SENT TO HAWAII.

England Dispatches a Cruiser to Homo
VICTORIA, B. c., Feb. lS.-The British
war ship Hyacinthe is coaling here and
is taking on full supply of stores. 1t
is said she is to sail with sealed orders,
and it is supposed she is going to Hon
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25
BIG BET ON CORBETT,

One Hundred Thousand Dollars on the
Frisco Lad.
New YORK, Feb. 21.-Lawrence Man
Mon, of Boston, writes to a paper
here that he will wager s25, 600 to $l5,-
600, or 100000 to 100000, that Cor
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