The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-10
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

EN-MAIoR tREGIER has filed an ap-
/ pllcatlon for the Chicago post-otlice.
/ \ GRAND jury has been summoned To
investigate the Decatur, H., lynching.
MoRRIs SCrwERIN, Il trunk dealer at
New York, has failed, owing S25O,O 600.
WIND destroyed dozen buildings at
/ Noodington, Q. Mrs. Mary Smith was
killed.
THE Merchants National Bank at
Fort Worth, Tex, has been closed by
an examiner.
HENRY JACKSON is charged at Brain
erd, Mimi, with poisoning George
Peck, ncighbor.
EIGHTEEN persons We're injured in a
wreck on the Iron Mountain road near
/ Mill Spring, Mo.
J. I. WIGGINS, Long Branch, \. j.,
civil engineer, died from a fly bite re-
cclvcd in Texas bayou.
p. J. MC(ioUGH, a sidewalk contractor
at Denver, was crushed to death by an
electric ear at Denver.
FIRE at st. Louis DESTROYED the Schelp
wagon and carriage factory, Lcvce and
Carr Street. Loss 500, 900; fully insured
THE message of GOV. Brown pro-
roguingt the Rhode Island legislature has
been ignored by the Democratic mem
berS.
HENRY SCHMIDT was arrested in st.
Louis, Mo, for annoying Miss Julia
Chlbicht by persistent proiters of mar
riage.
THE Fuente coal mines, in Mexico. are
in flames and it is feared the sixty men
at work have been suffoCated.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED employees of the
Standard Oil Company struck at Whit
a
THE Rev. l.. :. Deener, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Batesville, Ark,
was arrested on a charge of forgery.
WILLIAM SHANNON, aged IS years, serv-
ing time for forgery, escaped from the
Monroe County, \. y, pcnitcntiary.
FIVE residents of Northern Vermont
have been arrested for smuggling Chi
ncse into the United States from Can
ada
TIE formal celebration in London of
the Queens birthday took place on
June >, and was marked by parade of
troops.
TIE Sanger, Moody q Steel Stone
Company, of Joliet, H., has assigned.
The assets are said to double the LA
biities
THE decision in the Briggs case caused
the Rev. DIR. James Ecob, of Albany, y.
Y, to withdraw from the Presbyterian
Church.
JERRY LArGHLrN and Thomas Knee
bone escaped from the Michigan prison
ut Marquette. They were serving time
for robbery.
PRIESTS are candidates for election to
the German Reichstag in Metz, Then
Vile, SOrrebruck, Forbach, Mulhausen
and Strausburg.
JosEPH CAEREIRo is under arrest at
Fall River, Mass, for the murder of
Bertha Mansfield, found dead in the
street a week ago.
HENRY NIDDER, who served in the
Confederate navy during the war,
dropped dead at the wedding of his
niece in Jersey City
THE Infanta IIulalia entertained the
committee Of 100 and other invited
guests on board the Dolphin.
TIE De Pauw plate glass works at
nitely, throwing 600 men out of employ
ment.
AN attempt was made by an incen-
Marinette No. > paper mill. The loss is
s. 600.
KANSAS farmers are robbed by sys-
ltlil ol ljlSt lll0 l'ttlibli at hdIlSdS NltN,
according to State Grain Inspector
Jones.
THE failure is announced at Boston of
the Thorp d Martin Manufacturing
Company, stationery, with liabilities of
Sl25, 600.
SECRETARY AND Mis-. CARLISLE are
spending a few davs with Senator Glib
son at his home on the eastern shore of
Maryland.
\ MOB threatens to lynch Sam Bush,
the negro who assaulted Mrs. W. II.
Vest at Mount Zion, Ill. Bush is in Jail
at Decatur.
\ SUBMARINE vessel named the Gus
tayc Iedc has been launched at Toulon
Its movements rcsembled those of a
swimming whale.
Social Democrats at Berlin attempted
to break up Il meeting of anti-Semites.
\ desperate fight occurred, which the
police finally ended
THE Rhode Island legislature was pro-
rOgued by Coy. Brown. The speaker of
the House ordered the proclamation
thrown in the waste basket.
An amendment to the Irish Home
Rule bill to prevent the enactment of
laws relating to the use Of arms was re-
jected by majority of twelve.
HAYDEN MCF ARLAND, who killed Tony
Wanner, the saIoonkeeper, in Novem-
Der, 1891, was found guilty of murder in
the second degree at LeMarS, la.
THE Cherokee Indians have not vet
negotiated their SH,OO0,O0O bonds, and
the committee having the matter in
charge will probably return home with
out selling them.
WMTER EMERsoN, the famous c0rnet-
ist, died at Boston of acute throat trou-
bic.
THE First National Bank of Brady.
Tex. has failed. The liabilities are
$4,000.
NIcARAGUAN troops are being disarmed
under the direction of the new presi-
dent.
HERE is deficit of 100000 in the
gold reserve in the United States treas
ury.
THE foundry of J. b. & J. VI. Cornell
burned at New York, causing a loss of
$500 coo.
Mrs. Thomas and her 13-year-old
son were killed in a cyclone near Forest
City, Ark.
President CLEVELAND Sin appoint a
commission to inquire into affairs in the
Indian Territory.
JAMES JOHNSON Il under arrest at
Rockville, Ind, for the murder Of Leslv
Bell in Park County.
,ToHN ARNOLD killed Alexander Serrs
with an old musket at Pleasant Hill,
kas. Serrs was quarrelsome.
SURPRISED in robbing saloon at In
dianapolis, the thief shot and killed
John Tarpy. The robher was masked.
TIE Victoria Cordage Company made
an assignment At Cincinnati, with assets
of $4,000 and liabilities amounting to
100000.
THE Publishers Printing Company. Of
Aberdeen. :. D., has retired from bust
ness. The enterprise was not a sue
cess.
Evidence against Annie Wagner, the
alleged poisoner f the Rooster family
at Indiana : capital, is rapidly accumu-
/ latinC.
COMPTROLLER ECELEs has granted
formal pprmiSsiOn to the CdDital \a-