The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-01-15
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s. GENERAL NEWS.

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critically i'll at Santa Fe, y. NJ, and lit
tie aopes are felt for his recovery. He
'saA'rs from uremic poison.
Among those admitted to practice In
the Supreme court of the United States
was William X. Morrison, who has been
for so many years chairman of the inter
state commerce commission, and will now
resume practice of the law, his term Of
ofhce having expired.
All the men that can conveniently
work on the Japanese war vessel Chi;os.
sloR in course Of construction at me
Union Iron works at San Francisco. are
busy putting the finishing touches on her
huge body. Fhc vessel will be launched
February ~.
Among the passengers who arrived at
New York on board the steamer City OF
Washington from Havana was Frederick
Funston. Cuban insuTgent- general, who
comes to this country for medical treat
mcnt.
The property of the Missouri, Kansas
* Texas Railway company at PaoIa
Kas, Including three engines, is being
held under an attachment by Sheriff
Hamlin in default of the payment of a
Judgment for 5000 obtained against the
company.
Ramon Z. Wives entered the cathe
dral at Havana, Cuba, while services
were in progress and fred several shots
from 4 revolver The bullet struck the
image Of 81, Peter destroying the chalicc
and a hand. The shooting caused the
greatest alarm. Wives was disarmed
At the Old Bailey court at London
fhc recorder directed the grand jury to
return true bill against Richard Arthur
Prince, the super who assaSsinated VII
liam Terriss, the actor. on December 16
During the trial of case at Susan
Il. g..
", assaulted Attorney +. Y. Spencer, who
had been fined for contempt of court and
who had doiied the judge to enforce the
order.
Mrs, Julia Lcard. white woman,
murdered by Seminole Indian four
miles east of Maud, o. L. The crime
was committed in the presence OF the
womans children.
-Ex-State Senator Reuben w. Coon,
who has been in Washington for several
days seeking office, has returned to his
home at Waukegan. Ill. He is suffering
from 4 severe attack of inf1ammatOry
rheumatism and is quite sick.
1t is thought ut the navy department
that the showing made not only by Con
structpr Bowles but by the board of civil
engineers, recently appointed, as to the
faulty character of the work in the con
struction Of drydock No 3 at Washing
ton, will result in steps being taken to
vourt-martiai Civil Engineer a. G. Men
uCOl
The steamer Corona sailed from Ia
coma for Alaska with 225 passengers
ana every foot of freight space taken.
Among her passengers who embarked
here wct,, two United States army men.
bound "a Skaguay, as an advance guard
for the government III the relief cXpedi-
tIoa work
September q last John w Horn left
Of credit for $4,000. issued by Il San
Francisco bank, since which time moth
ing has becu seen or heard of him. Horn
returned klondikcr and letter
from relatives in Eldon, Ia, suggests
that possibly he has been murdered.
j, +. Berry, the so-callei million
aire tramp" was found down near the
wharf at Paducah, Ky, with his .eg
broken. He fell from the platform while
partially under the influence of liquor.
Otto Breedcn Of Maquokcta. Ia. sur
rendered to q police officer at Rockford
Ill, saying that he had stolen Il horse
from his father, that his conscience was
hurting him. and that he wanted TO be
arrested. Ills story was proved true. and
he is held according to his request. un-
I'll the Iowa officers arrive.
The nephew of King Leopold. the heir
rrcSumptivc 10 the Belgian throne. will
make long tour of the United States
and Canada. Prince Albert was born
April :, 1870 and is the surviving son Of
the Count ot Flanders, brother of King
LEOPOLD.
James L. Mcbride, member of the
Populist National committee and promi-
nent III Michigan Populist circles, was
arrested II Grand Rapids on the charge
of emhczzliug $500 from a client.
Lieut. Robert Uatten, Fourteenth in
fantry. and Miss Murip Anderson. third