The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-11
NEWS PARARCAP IS.

SwlrCHMEN all over the country will
soon demand more pay.
| TIE United States supreme court has
taken q recess for q month.
GEORGE ". DAVIDSON, blacksmith at
Normal, ILL.,, fell dead while shoeing a
! horse.
WILLIAM RoosT, of Galveston, fell
| from a train into the bay and was
| drowned.
RIOTING conscripts were overcome by
the police at Brussels. after many OF the
| former were wounded.
The steamer Wilmington was de-
stroyed by fire near Oakland, Ore.
! Loss. $50 900; fully insured.
! THE effORts of the Northwestern to
! secure right of way into Denver have
| been banked by an Injunction.
| 1t is reported that the Detrothal of
! Princess Louise of Denmark to the
| czarewitch will be announced next sum
mer.
! A GERALD HULL, of Saratoga, n. Y,
! shot himself through the head. De-
| spordency over his wlte's death was
| the cause.
! AT Louisville, George Smith, Jr.,
| aged IS, fatally wounded his iather with
DliCh because tne Olu llGu CIldSl l5cu
! him tor drinking.
| Or. MCLAUGHLIN, a prominent ply
! stefan OF Harrodsburg, Ind, committed
! suicide. lie Was charged with running
IO-year-old girl.
! FIRE caused by gas explosion de-
| strOyed double tiye-stOry tenement
house in New York City. one man was
| killed and many injured.
/ 1 III -;
missioner, has been found guilty OF
malieasanCe IN office. He sWInd!eu the
city by falsitying pay-rolls.
| ANunknown man killed Liveryman
! Powers and his son at Topeka, kas
They had accused the man OF stealing
| hay, and he stabbed both 10 death.
| The murderer is a Cherokee Strip
/ boomer
\ HUMAN head was found on fence
at st. Joseph, Mo. Ii was identified as
that of John Hahn, u German, who
had died a few days previous. The
! head was cut off and placed where it
was found by medical students.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS has offered to
| erect a memorial to Miles Standih if
| the Weymouth, Mass, Historical Socie-
| ty will secure a site in the Wessagusset
| settlement, where Standish fought his
decisive conflict with the Indians April
3, 1928.
CHARLES NoIGHT, assistant cashier of
! the Wilk esbarre safe Deposit 4 Bank
ing Company, who pleaded guilty to
| the emDeZZlement OF $4,000 of the
| banks money, was sentenced to fifteen
months at hard labor in the Luzerne
| County prison.
TIE King of Wurtcmberg has LETT
| Berlin, having been offended by an in
| cident that occurred at the opera. En-
! peror William, with much empress
ment, made the King of Saxony pre-
cede INN when quitting the box, while,
| without giving the King of Wurtemberg
any option, ne passed out before him.
The trunk lines have decided to sell
tickets to the Worlds Fair at ~ per
cent. reduction.
LEWIS SMITH, years old, was alb
Quoted from school at FaIrDury, H., by
| a man and woman.
| An epidemic of measles has broken
out At BroadlanJs, Ill. Thus far there
| have been two deaths.
| AMsI BIDwELL, brother OF Gen. John
| BidWell, of California, was killed by a
| falling tree at Arcanum, Q.
JACOB HUGHES, chief of the Cincin-
natl fire department, has been dis
| charged for alleged incOmpetency.
ENGINEERs on the Louisville q Nash
Vile road have been refused an in
crease in pay and threaten to strike.
Thomas STEWART, a l7-year-old lad of
| burlington, Ia, is suffering from hydro
| phobia. He was bitten two years ago
| by dog.
HENRY NJ. Moore, a son of Col. Jesse
6 10,
pointed United States consul at Three
| Rivers, Quebec.
AN examination of the accounts of
| the Charles City, Ia, pOst-otliCe is being
made TO locate the responsibility of q
| shortage of $500.
TIE Indiana supreme court decides
that the Big Four must pay its taxes.
| The decision carries with 1t cases in
volving 81, SOC. 900.
| THE California courts decide that the
Central and Southern Pacific railroads
| must paw 500, coo taxes under the as
| sessment of 1887.
SIR JULIAN PAUNCEFoTE, the British
minister, has in person handed the pa
pers in the British Behring Sea counter
cases TO Secretary Foster.
| EMIL SCHMIDT, one of the leading Re-
| publican polite ans of Southern llil-
nOie, committed suicide at Nashville, ILL.,,
by shooting himself with Il revolver.
| TIE Ncnia, O., paper mills burned.
Loss, -, 900; Insurance, SIG, 800.
Mrs. WHITNEY, vie Of eXSecretary
Whitney, is seriously i'll at her home IN
| New York.
JUDGE WILLIAM LINDSAY is the Demo-
cratic nominee for senator to succeed
| Mr.. Carlisle.
WILLIAM PFAFFLIN, wholesale notion
dealer at Indianapolis, Ind, has failed,
owing 50, coo.
TIE loss by the destruction by fire of
the Crawford steam engine works at
DuIuth is SD 900.
\ COMBINE of manufacturers of extern
sion tables in the United States has been
formed at Toledo, o.
TIE Osborne building at Columbus,
O.. was damaged $4,000 by fire. Mary
| TAYLOR was burned to death.
The coal combine threatens to carry
no coal into New York if the antitrust
bill before the legislature become a law.
A COMMITTEE of the Pennsylvania leg
lslature is to visit points along the At
iantic coast suitable for quarantine
station.
EN-STATE AUDITOR PAvEY, of Illinois,
VII! he prosecuted for Irregularities in
office. His bOEdsmen are liable to the
extent Of S50,000.
| PROF. BALDwIN'S nomination FOR Judge
OF the Connecticut supreme court has
been confirmed by the House in con-
currrence with the Senate.
BARON NATHANIEL RDrIIScHILD, of Vi
emma, is about to start on a six months
trip 10 Africa, merely as matter OF per
sCnal adventure and observation.
\ MAN answering the description of
sullivan, who Is charged with the muir
der OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leech, at Durand,
Mich, has been arrested in Belle Rivere