The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-02

viewed to the prison from work, broke
away from the guards and ran in diff
fcrcnt directions Most ot them ran
To the timber and thick undcrbrrIsh
south of the city. only six have been
rccaptur"d.
\ SMALL riot occurred at Denver,
when work WAS resumed on the North
side sewer. The contractor had ar
ranged to pay 81 10 for eight hours
work and a number oil men took mp
their picks AMI shovelS when time was
called. The crowd of strikers, who are
hoIIin" out Tor SD per day, immc-
diatcIy set upon the men in the trench
and after a lively skirmish, drove them
oil. one Italian in the trench was al
most completely covered with earth
and was badly used ny when taken ont.
Three arrests were made. Work was
suspended. but Will be resumed under
strong police guard.
FEARS are entertained of further
trouble ia the Kansas mining district.
The men are armIng ana are threaten
I'M"
SUIT by the Nnn Arb"r Railroad
against Grand Chief Arthur, growing
out Of he strike has been suddenly
dropped.
SAMUEL CoENW ,IrI. a deaf tailor, was
run down by Il Clover Leaf switch en-
zine at Frankfort, Ind, and horribly
mangIed.
RoRpIr EIAEpvIcK shot and killed w
IT. Aycrili at Stanton. Nv, and was in
turn killed by Asa Petit, Il friend of
llardWlck.
BrrGL>Hs broke open the safe in H.
kraus x 60. ; store at Akron, o., Sccur-
iug several hundred dollars, then set
ting fire to- the store. Loss, $4,000.
Anna WEISS, - years old, WAS muir
dcrcd on the street at MarshalltoWu,
la, by an unknown man The muir
dcrcr and his motive are unknown.
WILLARD WOOD WAS giyeT. a prelimn-
any hearing ut Beatrice, Ncb., on the
charge OF numbering Charles >altcl 4
few days before. He WAS held on 1900
bail.
Is attempting To cross the railroad
track ahead ut u freight train at Ana
coudd, Mont, Jack Dough"rty and
Peter lIammill were run over and
killed.
TuE Key. l.. l.. CailIct has been ap-
pointed by Archbishop ireland, wear
general OF tn" diocese of It. Paul This
II done that the aged \ICar-ttcuCrJi
RAY ouN may have an assistant.
tEN. J. y. | NpEEwuop, Il prominent
citizen Of Rice County, Has. was run
over by train at Topeka, HAS, aud
Killed. He was trying To cross between
two coal cars while the train was in
motion.
rlNK>tN HUMPHREYS, aged 80 wears,
and his mother, Eliza Humphreys.
aged 90 wears. were shot and killed by
+ William Meadows at Trenton, Ky.
Humphreys and Meadows were quar-
reIiny and Humphreys drew a pistol.
! Meadows had shotgun and fired at
Humphreys, killing Humphreys and
/ his mother, Who VA, behind him.
! Humphreys little daughter was struck
/ Ny two shot, but was not badly hurt.
I To>} JN>Knw~KI and Albert Candle,
+ rmpl"y"s of the Farmers elevator at
+ II. Louis. quarrclcd and both drew
+ knives. taUdlC was cut across the alb
/ domcn and disemhoWclcd, diving short
Is after. .IankoWSki made his escape.
/ JoI< TEAUrMNN escaped from the Civ
+ Hospital at Evansville, Ind, and killed
himself by hanging in the park. He
j had twice tried to commit suicide, once
by drowning and again by shooting him
self. He was 10 have been tried for
insanity.
FEEp. SWANSON, of Campbell, Mimi,
agent for the Northwestern Elevator
s Company. of Minneapolis, is under ar
rest charged with cmbcZZlcmemt. Ii -
! said Swanson has given checks in pay
mcnt for wheat when the company gave
him the cash, and that the entire
amount of his irregularities l. - BOO.
j CHhuN,EN W. pErEw Las received a
letter from Paul IIarchcz, rich Cuban
planter. in which the foreigner saws
that me- il suffering from an iucurabIc