The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

SututlOn Tor the fppble-mInded eXBnpT-
ateS the matron and trustees, but con
demns Supt. Blake.
JAMES CITtNBERLtIN, a contractor of
DttumWa, la, who was supposed To
have fallen from a trestlc, regained con
sClousness before death and said he had
been assaulted ana robbed.
ELLA KNAPP, 9 wears of age, was shot
and instantly killed at st Paul by her
brother Willie, aged II. The children
had accidentally gotten a revolver be
longing to an elder brother
CHANCELLoR Won CNpRIyI and Frci-
herr Marschali Won Bicberstcin. mpc-
rial minister of foreign affairs, have re-
ceived Theodore Runyon, the new
American minister, To Berlin.
Coy. ALTGELD pardoned John H. b.
lsham, sentenced to the pcnitcntiary
for thirteen years from Hardin County,
Ill. The pardon is granted because the
Governor doubts Isham's guilt
ISAAC MANN, Il farmer of Bryan, O.,
was the victim of confidence men in
the sum Of $1,000 Yesterday at Lima, o.
One of the men was aftcrward arrested
ana the entire sum recovered.
THE East x West Railroad of Ala
bama was sold under the hammer to
Eugene Kelly, of New York, for $500
600 IN cash and the receiver certificate,
making the total price paid 81 POO, 600.
KANSAS bankers who have adopted
the rule of the Kansas City Clearing
House Association in reference To
charges on checks and drafts will be
proceeded against for forming trust.
Mrs. CARTER b. HARRISON died at
North Bend, O., aged II. She married
Carter +. Harrison, Youngest son Of eN-
President William Henry Harrison, and
uncle of cX-Prcsident benjamin Harri-
son in 1886
THE Spanish Club, of St Louis, which
has invited McXiCans who this wear visit
Chicago to accept the hospitality of It.
Louis, Is embarrassed because the nee
cSeary funds for entertainment cannot
be raised.
IT is reported in New York that the
Nicaraguan government desires the
United States to declare a protectOratc
over Nicaragua.
SECRETARY IERBERT has directed that
two of the three ,2OO-ton gunboats au-
thorized by Congress be constructed of
the composite type,
o-WNr-GE-SHIG, the Chippewa
chief at Cass Lake Indian reservation
in Minnesota was stabbed to death by
an Indian. The murderer was lynched.
nin, ' to,,J MI; "iG VI r; ,ile GaIlitsl
gone there in 1884, died, aged 81 wears
- ~ l'i"' '"3c ""9 'li' Hi9I P'lloillie"
FRArFRNITY and anti-fraternity stu
dnnts IF knov CnlInrn ~ t,,icoI,I,,.,,
III ,ra in y dnoIIo,.IJ n,.n, ,J,o aI,,.t;I,
of a president of fine chirf literary So
cicty.
TliE conflict between the Vatican and
Quirinal as to the appointment Of patrl-
arch of Venice has been settled by the
JOlnt nomination of Sunto, bishop Ot
IrcVlse.
The mills OF the Bethlehem, Pa, Iron
Company have been shut down. About
LOO men are thrown out ot employ
ment. Lack ol orders caused the
closing.
nyRiNG a candy Ialr IN liorucuituraI
Hall, Phlladelphia, an explosion oc-
Cured, lglntng quantity ot hrcWorkS
ana ii.,l causing Il pane. Inc loss l. ABOUT
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. 'tltloh VII, h"iI 'Il'It 'a'I"lai congress
at It. Iaui on June "
AN issue . $3.50, 900 bonds in aid of the
Mcsaba d Northern road was voted by
It. Louis County, Mlnn.
CALLS have been made on the govern
mcnt for tents for the use Of Lower
Mississippi flood sufferers.
CuoCrAw and Chirkasaw Indians, who
are to receive 81 2ql $50 from thr ooy
ernmcnt, ask to be paid in silver.
Prr,IpE<r Ur,JIrr. of the North
Western. will be asked tn arbitratc the