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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
CALLED FOR \ ROPE.
WeyauWega Man Has a Close Call
from a Mob OF Angry
Farmers.

WeyauWega, Wis, Aug. 10 Special
About l o'clock Yesterday morning Br
Jones received Il telephone message from
Evanswood stating that l.. HcnninS. for
meriy village marshal of this village, had
been found in the street at that place
nearly dead, having been sandbagced.
The doctor awokc the village marshall
ANA the two went to EvaEsWood. where
they found Hcuning Ill Il serious con-
dltion. Two lower front teeth were
Knocked out. several of the upper teeth
were broken off and his left eye a. black
is coal \ "howery" dance was held
about three miles south of this village
yesterday, and ~ near us can be ascer-
tanned the assault occurred at or near
there. Hcnnin@ iS TOO dazcd to know
who struck him or how he came to be in
the street II Eyauswo"d. where he was
found. District Attorney COnncn is
here investigating the case.
man named George Ellington was
arrested and brought 10 this place ut &
O'Clock last evening. He is charged witG
having committed an assault upon LOU:
Henning with intent 10 Kill. His exam
ination was continued until August ii
and his bail fixed at 5000. which WAS fur
nished with +. NJ. chas" as surety.
Soon after Dr Homes reported Hen
nin@'s condition to he worse. He said
there were TWO fractures ut the skull ana
the wounds wor" likely TO prove fatal.
Mr.. Chase then decided To withdraw rs
hondSman and surrendered Ellington 90
Officer Bellinger.
These proceedings were had at Hutch
insonS law office, and an excited crowd
had gathered at the foot of tn" stairway
on Main street. The officer. who was to
convey Ellington to jail at Waupaca.
drove to 4 side door on Mill street. and rs
Ellington emerged there were many cries
for a rope. but the village marshal drew
his revolver and threatened to shoot if
the crowd did not diSpcrSc. Ellington
WAS placed in irons and was hurried into
carriage and driven to Naulaca.
Mrs. Ellington. Who had come to town.
begged to be taken to the bedside of
Hcnning. Her request was granted. She
tried to arouse II"nning. hut he did not
recognize her. She remained half an
hour with him and then returned to Ere
mont. Sh" stated while here that she
thought Il great deal of fleming but did
not blame her husband.
This morning IIenning is fcycrish and
the chances of his living are very slight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
WORK OF TRAIN WRECkERS
They OhstruCt the Tracks and
Ditch Two Fast Freight

ihH9~hHr- y. l.. Aug. 1o.-Irain
na.h,l> haze he"u at work a.ain on
ne rtrll railroad or New Jersey and
n.-ir. for the fourth time IN a. many
.p.t.~ accomplished the wreck of two
ns freight trains. tho him.i,iug Of the
nutil 1o,Iack aud the loss Of ut
.t~ >1uuun.
Anan' 80 Last night ~ train No. HIS
uiu@ 1T rfty miles IN hour on itS
n#s .a \cW York the engine struck 4
n tle, just west of Whitrhuu>e.
-igo loft the track and landed
g' 9. "mhankmrnt a cGupl"t" wreck.
aroeu cars wore also dcrailcd, piled
~ uiH~jail and their contents scat
., a'an2 the track Engineer Scfupp
#a0n'l at hir posi- and miracUloU~ly
al.a with E~ ht". Conductor Mat
Nhn WI riding OH the engine, was
.w-.y hurt. The trrmau jumped.
l.z'tlc q tlasuHu could h" sent out t"
apprnas hing trains another fast
-.'. cd "t c;tr~ h,adrd with
ui peaches frr ~" market in In,
-0 FahcA cam" ur aud iau into the
tf~ The "Hgii" and two cars of
H-H we're demolished. Engineer Strrh-
ana Conductor MoyhIu W"rc badly
Hr,d
'at hmap I'D hrou "maioycd at
A"t"hou,c to guard aI"iu-t the train
Hr Ncr> attempts, hrt a,-t Saturday
al~ suspended. he railroad officials
'sntty thinking The @auG had left the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
FRIEND OF ASCHERI.
Coli Intimate with the Ferpetrator OF
the Gale de Cambros OmtragC.

Barcelona. Aug. 9.-',oIli. the assassin
of Senor Canovas del Castillo. WIS
known here under the name of AChilluIli.
He formerly worked as i compcsItor and
WAS also known under the alias nf lose
Sonto. lie was classcd as Il Militant
Anarchist and was an intimate friend ct
ASCheri, the pcrpCtrator of the outraG" IL
the Calte de CambroS. Coli fled from
Barcelona after the outrage referred tu.
Malaga. Aug. o.-Did inhabitants Il
this city relate that when CamovaS del
Castillo WAS Il young assistant master al
a school here Il gypsy woman told ais
fortune. She predicted that he would
become great and would meet with a Nio-
lent death.
London. Aug. . On the stock CX-
change here today Spanish securities f,li
onc-half point Oh the news of the Iss;lS-
Sination of the premier, Senior CluoTas
del ChStilln
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ABU HAMID CAPTUR RED.
The Anglo-Egyptian Force Takes
the Place but with Some
Loss to Itself.

Cairo. Aug. 9. 9.-The column of troops
commanded hy Col. Hunter, of the
Anglo-Egyptian expedition Up tho Nile,
which left Mcrani on July %, attacked
Ahu Hamid at 80 O'Clock on til" morn
ing of August !. after eighteen hours
march Som" sever" Eouse tn house
fighting followed. and the place was cap
turcd 10y the expedition 10y force.
Two British officers were killed dur
ing the fighting. The names of the Off
GERS killed in the capture Of Abu Hamil
are Maj. Sydney and Lieut.. +. FitZ-
Clarence. Maj. sydney was attached %
the Egyptian army. but belonged to thu
Duke Of Cornwall'S Light infantry. in
which regiment he held the rank of cap
tain. his title of ma jor being temporary.
derived from his Egyptian commander.
Lieut.. EitZ-ClarcnCe was a special
service officer who belonged to the Dor
SctShrc regiment.
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UPERIoR. WISCONSIN. Saturday, AUGUST u, 1897

nine days mourning. The ministers for
the present will meet in council daily.
coll dcN elopcd in the examination he
lore the maSIStrat" today that he suc-
cceded IN firing two shots at the people
VINO arrested him before he was over
powered. The assassin calls himself a
revolutionary Anarchist"
Senor Silvela. the leader of the diSSi-
dent Conservatives. has followed the cX-
ample OF Scnur SagaSta. the Liberal
leader, Marshal Martinez de Campos and
others. III rendering their coincidence to
the government while placing their Serr
ices III the disposal of the ministers.
Special Cabinet Meeting.
The cabinet sat until > o'clock this
morning and decided to publish in the Of
hcial Gazette today, which Will appear
with black border. the appointment of
lleut.-t'en. Don Narcolo de Azcarraga
the minister for war, as premier ad in
tcrim.
Scnor Sagasta has postponed his pro
jected visit to this city.
In ANTICIPATION of possible disturbances
at barcelona, the police force of that
city has been reinforced
Later III the day il was announced that
the highest military hOnors will be ac-
corded the deceased at his funeral. The
court will, however, not return here from
San Sebastian. the summer residence. 10
attend the funeral ceremonies. The queen
regent will he represented st The funeral by
the Duke of Sotomay0r. the chief mayor
dom. The remains will be brought here
on Tuesday.
An individual who was heard +" express
sympathy with the assassin Of the pre-,
mier and with his crime, has been ar
rested.
The News Of this city in commenting
ON the crime say that though the anarch-
lists have no country il is dreadful t0 con-
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Joaquina attempted to interrupt a CONVEX
sitlon which was IN progress between the
Queen and the Italian ambassador. All
the other ladies and gentlemen in attend
ancc We're standing aside while the Queen
and the diplomat were talking Nothing
dauntcd, Mrs. tanOvaS sailed up to the
Queen and apostrophzed her with Il loud
'Senora. The Queen, without answer
ing. gently raised her hand by way of
indication to Mrs. Canoyas that she was
engaged. y few minutes later D0na Joa-
1ulna made another attempt To interrupt
the conversation, and again was she in
duced to silence by n wave of the regents
hand. III Il t. presence of the whole court
Thoroughly piqued. Dona Joaquina was
about To retire. when Christina motioncd
her To remain at Il spot Il few feet off un-
til the conversation had finished. and
there she kept the proud and arrogant
woman standing for over twenty minutes
until her own talk with the ambassador
was terminated.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
Milwaukee. Aug 10. 1897

FL y
MILWAUKEE Butter-Fancy creamery.
per ~, 15c; fair L. choice, -" ~;
best dairy selections. 1lml3C; lines fair
70 choice do. lo4l1c; backing stock. do.
7GSc; grease, 4m5c. Cheese Full cream
fats, per II, 7l4asc; Young Americas.
Sust4c; brick 7n7l2c: limburger. 7M7lac;
Swiss, do, S1@M12c. Eggs-Pcr doz, fresh.
4fr1ec.
FOND DU LAC offerings today l2o
chcddars and 2o5o twins; market very active,
with sales of cheddars at IAM1Esc; twins.
Ti.HTT3ec.
CHICAGO Butter creamcrcs, 11M14I2c;
dairirs. TlgHl2c. Eggs. frm: fresh, @l&c
NEW YORk-Buttcr- Receipts. 11,349
pkgS: quiet; Western creamery, 1lml5"; FL
gins. 15c: factory. 7mlo'2". Cheese Re
cciptS .4Go pkgs: quiet: large white, II-Hsc;
small white 7i2msc; larg" Colorcd, eISLtc:
small colorcd SIsm9l2c: part skins, i"3,2c;
full skins. 2lyTI3C. Eggs Receipts, Et23
pkgS: firm; state and PENNSYLVANIA, ia
Western. 13m13&c. Sugar-Raw, firm;
granuatcd. %. CofTce-Steady.
BOSTON -Buttcr-Crcamery, extra, 16c;
Western, extra. 15i2c: dairy, extra, IA 10;
Western ladlc l0l2c; imitation creamery, 12c.
Eggs Fancy. nearby. 1NH-n"; Michigan.
fancy, BE; Western, 12ig'; fair 10 good, ]"
IN f.,
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GIVEN A CLEAR TITLE.
Belle City Electric Company Gets Deed
for Railway Properly.

Racine Wis. .tu=. 1G.-I Special. ~
The old Belle City Street Railway COM
pauy virtually passed out of existence
this morning when Hiram j. Smith. re
rrIvcr for the company property. gav,
a deed for the entire property to Frank
j. Miller. who recently bid in the plant
for S1JO.O00 and who III turn gave the
deed over TO the Belle City Electric COM
pany. This gives the latter company Il
clear title To the entire property.
1t is the intention of the company
now to make extensive improvements on
the road and the first thing to hc ac-
compliShed i'll this line Will be an cX-
pcnditure of S2I.H0 for new motors for
open cars. Jackson |. Case. secretary
of the old company. Will be made man
ager of the new company.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
NANE 4 COMMISSION.
Meets at Chicago for Inn
portant Work.

chicago ILL.,, Aug. lo.-Io carry for
f-s work the sound money executive
.-,.e ,ppointed at Indianapolis last
.+' prt in this city today +, on
,tia.s.. ....,,J with tho task of ,rso+
ro" X .;-.;., ~. TO-
y naiol5' '''i''iiiHS i''i "nl'h IsS'
II NrhmtS Wa prevented from ialh
IL rha faIlHr" oi congress /" pass
,syH-aE" presenter dufIhg Tue tl'S!l-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
SPAIN'SPREMIER SLAIN
SenOr CanovaS del Castillo Shot
by an Anarchist.
The Statesman Dies with the Cry Long
Live Spain" on His Lips.

Madrid Aug. 9.-The assassina ton of
the prime minister of Spain. Senor Cano-
vas del Castillo, who was shot and killed
by an Italian anarchist whose name is be
lieved 10 be Michele Angcne Coli at the
baths of Santa Aggcda, yesterday after
noon. was undoubtedly cold-bloodediy pre-
meditated. Coli deliberately watched
for an oportunity to Kill the Spanish
statesman, and he only fired when he lad
no chance of missing. In fact, the as
sassin. who was arrested almost immedi-
ately af.ar the premier fell dead at the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
HARD on SHERMAN.
English Papers Roast the Secretary
of State to the Queens
Taste.

London, Aug. 9.-COmmcnting on the
interview of the New York World with
Secretary Sherman the ST. James Ia
Zette this afternoon says: Secretary
Shcrman'S utteraHccs afford no material
for denial 10y his friends Of the state
mcmt that he is suffering from ScniIc de
cay. Bat, after all. Mr. Sherman rep
rcScntS America and we are certain all
international courtcSics Will he oh
served
Continuing the St. Iames Gazette refers
To the kalonky incident when il says:
Austria properly severed diplomatic re-
lations with Great Britain au,i Mr. Glad
stone apologized fox his attack on tn.
dual monarchy and asks why there is
one law III Europe and another in Amer
icH
In conclusion the st. James Gazette re-
pcats its recent warning that this is
dangerous line of policy to follow and
that some day Great Britain may call
upon Washington to back up lis bluff
The Westminster Gazette referring to
the same matter remarks this afternoon:
The interview is a fruity example of
ShermanS saloon style"
The Globe on this subject says today:
Secretary Sherman had better rid himself
of the idea that Uncle Sam is gong Ia
boss the show, either on the gold fields or
jn the fisheries. We are not ready Ia
follow every quarrel with blows, hut
when We strike we strike hard and the
idea of ouT being afraid of third rate
naval power like the United States could
only have occurred 90 Il lunatic or 10 Mr.
sherman. Judging from his latest per
formanccS we may charitahly assume
that the rumurS that Mr.. Sherman i
suffering from mental Disturbances are
CurrCCt.'
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Iujured nv Il kicking Horse.

kaukauna. Wis. Aug. Especial ]
Yesterday a. George Haas. the Clty
treasurer. was driving quietly along Sev-
enth street with Henry Buert. his hor>''
commenced 70 kick without the least
warning Both feet Of the animal struck
the men. one foot breaking one or Haas
legs and vhe other striking Mr.. Ruert
fairly in the face and iniicring painful
wounds. Both men were thrown from
the wagon violently. and the horse. bad
Il frightened. finished with 4 lively run
away.
Sunday three OF four young men got
into A friendly tu>Sle and Herman Hess
had leg broken. He tainted from tn,
severe pain. but later was conveyed I"
his home III this city and care,i fpr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
HAS 4 DEFICIT.
T3s Mechanics and Trades Loan
and Building Association of ILL.,
nots in Serious Trouble.

C.aa-o H.. Aug 10 Instead Of he
aue Of the strongest aS well rs the
. organization Of its kind in Hi
thc Mechanics aud Traders Say
Loan and Building dissertations
.a#b July 81 reported i surplus Of
>-..tiNlo. i> shown by the re
of Edward +. Glcnnon, Gus
an for the state auditor, t.
s" deficit Of SlG1.G22. This an
..vmcnt has created cou~trrua tiot.
good deal nf excited talk among
ra, hholdcr> most of whom are III
tf. circumstances. The matter of
rut looms is 10 H. Inukcd into
II is sl1im,d that much # thr
t.,-f Went on thc>" Inau~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
VISITED KRASNO-HELO.
The German Emperor and Empress See
he

st. Petersburg, Aug. Yesterday
evening the Emperor and Empress Of
Germany proceeded to Krasno-IIrlo, the
great military camp, where they We're
received by the Gar and Czariua. The
two empcrors and Prince Henry Of PruS-
sia wore Russian uniforms. They rode
to the camp on horseback. the Empress
and their suites following in carriages
The camp was gay with decorations and
all tn" troops present were drawn up in
parade order. Upon the arrival of their
majesties the band played Hell Der
Kaiser" The German Emperor greeted
the troops in Russian.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
FARMERS ARE HAPPY,
Bright Prospects for the Crops IN Wau'
shara County.

rlainficd. Wis. Aug. 10 Special. -
Thre>hiu- machines are starting NJ here
and rh,, WELD af grain j. the best in many
years. Early potatoes are selling on tn"
market AT - cents per hu>hel. the high
est in five years Potatoes have been a
low as 5 and 10 cents per hu>hel dur
ing the past three seasons and farmers
and business men are feeling JUhllant
over Tue bright prospects.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14

heen sentenced u deo-b for recount out
ragas bave haen ,vr,,IteJ hv bainr shot
in me harL The ,nar,bi>ts relen--v ay.
ecuted at Nontjnich were the last batch
Of the tiendS who were guilty Of throwing
bomb on June !. 1896, into religious
PROCESSION about ~ enter tn" church of
Santa Maria q" n Mar, upon the oCca-
SION "t the corpus hT!>rI 'c!ehratlgn.
Twelve persons were lnstaFtiE kliled
ana a9ou5 my ",htr>' several 81 Nh9m
S.ncG dit4 "a 'Tg Ib men, In9r W%nhls. We're N
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
Two Train Wrecks.

Portland Ind. Aug 10.-N esterdav 2
morning s9uth-houud Grand Rapids 4
Indiana freight train went through ths
bridge spanning the Wabash river mile
north If Geneva. Fireman GallagheT
and Brakeman James Clifford were Sc
vereIy injured.
The south-bound Grand Rapids pas
scnger train due here at = p. m. while
making a detour, was wrecked two miles
north of Coldwater, O. The train left
the track and Engineer Brown Of the
Mackinaw road was killed and Engineer
Anderson and Fireman Golden Of the
Grand Rapids train were seriously in
iffrrI
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Relo,t WIS. Aug 10 Special IA
monthly farmers market day WIS n
,,,e-,,rat.J here today under favorable
1rSnires. Thsrs was large exhibit 10y
farmers and trade was active. ExGov.
Hoard gave an address this afternoon
and A list Of races furnished entertain.
mcnt for old and young Market day. vii.
b, the first Tuesday of each month here
-.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14

RosSland. Z. G.. Aug. 9-The customs
officials have discovered q smuggling
scheme on n large scale Tho trail up
from the bmananagau country passes
INTO Canada ut Krugcrs, ON pzoyoor
ak". where the custom house Is ior8tcd
and then makes detour ln ths United
States and re-euters the Dominion At a
point several miles east f the custom
hrUSr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
MANY Applications for Superipte ndents $
Certiticates at Madison.

NuIiS0n. WIS. Nu-. 1W.-I SpFtIiI. =
Tn, state teachers elimination board Is
in session today and fifty teachers are
taking examination for state ana coun-
~ Suneriutcudeut>' certificates. About
TWENTY-FIVE ot the number are writing tor
county ,uperiuteudcut certificates.
pr / W SrearuS of Madison, Albert
uaray If Plarteville and \ ! Hutton,
who make up the board, are all present.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
BELIEVE MARTIN DEAD.
sturgeon Bay People Take No
Stock in Stories Now in
Circulation.

Sturgeon Bay, Wis, AUG 10-ISpe-
cial, l-tharles |. Martin, the well-known
mdrkctman Of Menominee and this place,
has been missing since July 10, 1891, and
his disappearance. together with his two
companions, remains a mystery to this
day.
On the evening of the day above men-
toned Mr. Martin who often made trips
back and forth between Menominee and
here on business connected with the sew
cral meat markets which he owned anI
operated for himself as we'll lis having
charge "f the business of Swift Bros.
transactions i'll the Upper Peninsula
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
Brief History of the Life and Services of
the Dead

ranovas del tastilIn. kntonin = Snan-
iSh statesman. was born in 1890. He
made his debut in 1851, under The Da-
tronago of Mcssrs. Rios, Rusas aad
f'acheco. as chief editor of the Patrla,
IN Wh!ch he defended Conservative ideas.
IN lo"t ne WAS named deputy Tor Ma
IaGa, ana since that year has never
ceased 10 occupy Il seat IN the c"rtG%. In
'1 t,',I' ,, ne was riidrIt HhdIIeS "t l'2nie'
,,' ON -I 4n'm ~; 1ii' f itiS.oIt, nlG.hol'lujn
S',, ,,t;, u ..,,l - 'i'Iin ~ ~ NY
,,a,,5ot mn =" % q O''7'' 1'' 'ii' e"i'-
Ha vos +bop rcr,od x,,c,ossi,.,l,. ,-,
ornnr nf C5d;1 ;n IL, d;ro+,', go
Of tho adminiStrntian fron, 1S5S - M
and lastly. in that same vear ,nd,r sac,
retarv of state for thr inferior In 1904
the Queen called him to the ministry TO-
gethcr with Mon: O'Donnell chose him
in 1860 as minister of finance and tI,
colonies: and he had the honor of draw
ing up the law for the abolition Of tie
traftlc IN black slaves. Lastly, little
before the fcy"iuti"h OF lNhN he WAS 'he
taSt 10 de1thd Win energy III The Cores
~ ': i-ip'iI' i pIIng!Ph' Mn'1' IN lh' p"rii'S
NI.'n ii'u I t''i Ii'S "'''fln' Dad "'-
S'i''u INV ~ Ir!,'",'
MS iitie to rane.
HIS greatest title 10 tam" IS THAT of
having been the first supported 10y
McN>rS. Elduayem, fugallai and two
"th"rs-to hoist III" standard of l"giti-
mat" and constitutional monarchy. in the
full constituent assembly Of 1868, and in
face OF the triumphant revolution. His
hdclity and capacity dchnit"Iy obtained
lof MN the supreme ulr'o'lon OF the Al
1"nSlSt party; ana on the pr"clamalon OF
Alfonso MI, as hInG IN December,
IS't, CanoVas del ,aStlii" became presl-
dtilt OF the Goulcll anl cniel oI iI ,n1 l.IM .Ia
caplIt,, ana ~ t4n'inuou bl Ii, - n9'n W tiI'
lrehierSiiIP' WIN tic eAc'I''Ioh VI an IoIm IN
i'TNdi oi i ioN Hi"iIeHS; u%N II ~ lo'''
Ml"n On ,r I,LuL o. SaISlll ~ GaStIl1 S,tt'%
oaHip9S IRON from upa, ,ai"s1H ue, Mn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
MEET AT MAYVILLE.
Firemen and Musicians to Have Good
Time.

Mayville. Wis. Aug. Ia. Special I-
The Dodge county tircmcn viii call 4
meeting at Mayvillc August - for the
purpose of organizing an association.
There will hr about fifteen fire COM
pan'as represented, ana AT the sam" time
the Northwestern Band association will
call meeting t. elect officers and de
eide upon next years place Of meeting.
There will he races in the forenoon and
a big parade. in which 400 tiremen and
200 musicians will take Part.
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Hogs Receipts. - ears; market - high
or. Heavy, 17usJ3 ~. mixed. ,.TWd2 s.;
light. 1co TO 19o Ms > styl3 %, rough, 3,a5N1
..
CATTLE Market steady: receipts, cars
butchers steers. medium +" good, 1850
to 1850 lhs. 4nIii -: fair To medium, H|p 70
1880 lbs. ,.GplI3.sI: heifcrs. fair to choice,
2-5Hd%.71: cows. fair 10 good, 23Va3l3;
canHers. S:,TiL.2I, bulls. dHli common to
good, >. itNi2 80: feeders. So - $50 lbs 3IHg
400: Stoclrrs. 800 to 100 Ms. @-tpI3I5;
YcaIS. 4.50H3.:o; mixers and -prinG"rS, 221
Gi}1.oO.
SHEEP Receipts ] ears: market steady;
25trIi.2J, lambs dun, 3.I,~J -"
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Deserted His Town.

Springfield. -. Aug. ?-IoLn ".
Boo.walter. the capitalist and traveller.
" he went to Europe last week has left
thiz city for good. Having been at outs
with the ruling powers, and being sick
of petty prosecutions, be has scd bis
property and prepared to make his homs
elsewhere.
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Yellow Fever on p Steamer.

San Francisco. cal Aug. 9-The
steamer City of Para from Panama was
Immediately sent into quarantine upon
her arrival here. y. Trererc. French
cabin passenger. died at sea last Thurs
day. the 9TH inst. having been taken
down with yellow fever on August !.
He was buried at sea with all his ef-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
FUNERAL OF E. H. BUSH.
la Crosse Railroad Men Attend the
Services at Eeloit.

Helnit. Wis Aug. 10.-[ Special. -
The funeral of Edward II. Bush, 'hH LII
Crosse conductor who died 1T the home
of his parents in this city. took pla-r this
morning Anon. those present were Il
delegation of ten conductors from Ia
cro>Se aud other railroad men attended
the services and accompanied the remains
To parien. whore the iutorment look
plarc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-08-14
MURDER WAS REMEDITATED
Cnstilio's Assassination Determined Upon
at Meeting IN July.

Iondoa. Aug. "a special dispatch
fom Madrid received here today says
that the Spanish government was aware
that Il meeting of Anarchists was held
carly IN July and that it was decided to
murder Scnor Canoyas Castillo before
August II and to asSassinatc Scnor Sa-
GHSta before AUGUST 30.