The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-12-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The Cleveland chamber of commerce
has decided tn erect new building on
the public square which Il I" COST 10
scthcr with the site. half million dol-
lars.
The Kirkham cold storage buildings
at Anderson. Ind. were wrecked ~
natural gas explosion and Harry HailinT I
was severely hut probably not la'"IH
burned.
Railroad men assert Il ghost hauutS
the station house at Franklin Junction.
near Columbia. Mo, II taking the form
Of a Young girl who utteTS low. aGoillIiN-
means upon her appearance.
-Ex-PrcSideut Harrison. when qlIts-
TONED about the report from "" TO-
concerning his coming marriage N'i't
he would Tot discuss tie report ana
that he has nothing To say of u.
Murderer Lewis Martin Miller, VII"
has been impriSoued in Fremont since
the recent riot in Tittin. O.. has been III
en- To the latter city /" await ms ''i''i'
No further rioting Is ap2rrhenled.
Prof. Charles l.. Iug"rs"li. former
president OF the '"lorad" 9la'G Wv,
ural college and until a few wees" n"
n member of the faculty of the NybraS-
ka State university. died ut Grand JuAv-
lion, Col.
| The Paris Figaro reveals an alleged
| secret in President FaUre'~ Family ms
! tory which proves to have been simply
! that his witc'S mother was ahandon"d
| by her husband two months after h"r
| marriage.
A concession from the Chimes gov
| crumrut To- build line of railroad tTom
! tidewatcr lo pclin has been ohtah'd
! lay a syndicate Of American capitalists.
! The road will Lee about poo miles io4-
| and will tap II valuable c"al MIIlll- h'@-
trict.
Three men were killed and two MGR" ="
| were injured in II railroad wreck ON ~
| New York & New Haven railway in
! Harlem.
Patrick J. Bobo. editor If the Dc-
catur Und1 World and quite proH!-
ncnt in society. WAS publicly horse
whipped 10y his mothcr-iu-laW on tie
streets for mistrcaJin@ his Wife.
BARNEY Lantry died at Strong City,
Kas. He was probably one of the best
! known as well as one of the wealthlrst
men IN Kansas. At last year election
he was the Democratic candidate for the
! office of state treasurer.
Prof NJ s. Bcbb of Rockford, H.,
Il son Of the late Gov. Bcbh al ONO,
died at San Bernardiuo, Cal, Thursday
where he had gone for the winter. lie
was 90 years of age and had acquired
! fame in scientific circles.
Application has E,cu made To the
attorney general Of New York asking
that lac take action to dissolve the " al
ter y Wood Moving and Ec3pln- NJ T.
chine company. one of the largest INDUS
trial corporations in New York.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland has purchased
= Hfc-sizc entaglio of child holding
lilies entitled blessed Are the Pure IN
Heart" 1t is to bc sent to England as
a Christmas gift from tn" President $
| wife To her friend, Mrs. CHrzoh, nee
Letter.
The srcrct-scryicc bureau has discoy-
! cred q new Photographic counterfeit -
hankuote Oh the Fort Dearborn Nation
al bank Of Chicago. series OF lSN2. bans
No G197. charter No. %6!S, portrait of
| Garfield. The culUrs are poorer than the
| genuine.
Thomas pagct, a witness in the fam
Gus Mcudenhall divorce case at Duluth
was arrested on Il warrant charging hln
with criminal libel sworn out by Luther
McndcnhalI. the defendant in the case.
Allen NJ. Thompson. Il farmer {"
Nottvillc Mich. has been he'll t" th'
. circuit court in bonds of $1,000 ON .
charge of attempting to destroy ut
SwcctIand's office with dynamite.
The lunatico inquirendo appointed
10y the dioCeS" of Chicago to act upon th'
case of the Rev. Bishop Dug@aH. VIA,
has been confined in 81. Ninc"utS asy
lum ut st. Louis for tWcuty-SIN years
has declared Bishop Dug@an to hc in
Sane. This is the first civil action takcl
in Bishop Duggan's case and was for th'
purpose of in~uring To the Chicago dlo
ccsr the policy on the enjoyment plal
which Bishop Duggan had taken ont 81
his life.
Irene Perry Weber. an actress. ha
begun suit al New York for divorce fr"n
Albert Weber on statutory grounds
naming Miss CriSsic Carlisle as core
spondcnt. This is his second oNpericMc
! in the divorce court. IIc j. now in OH
cage, and service 10y publication has beer
ordered. Mr.. Weber was married bc
fore he met Miss Perry to the daughtr
, of DR.. J. W. Gloves. She got Al III
; yorcc, and Weber was frequently call"'
, | to account for the alleged u0npaymcn
of his wife's alimony.
Mrs Margaret Creighton Agne"
widow of the late j.. Hayes Agu"w, NJ
D.. died suddenly at her home in Hhlla
dcphia.
Miss Lucy Petrcc of jennings colu
ty. Ind. has sued William Ncalis of lei
anon, Ind. for breach of marriage cen
tract. placing her damages ut $2U0Ob.
The directors of the American Suga
Refining company have declared the reg
uIar quarterly dividend of III per CEN
on the preferred stock and = per cen
on the common stock.
Six men were injured by the c2
pluSion of a boiler i'll the engine huu,
of the New Athens Coal company q
ncllcvillc. III. Jacob Emi@ and IIcnr
Sands are not expected To recover
John Cr!sman. an oil man of GcH"F:
Ind. Will" intoxicated. went into ll'
cry stable and began muti.atHg III
horses y negro attendant struck hiI
fatal blow and has not been arrested.
w. !. Conway. who on July >.
Burlington, Ia, nearly killed the chit
of police, threw man through Il plat
glass window and was shot twice bpfoi
, | being taken has been found guilty