The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GENERAL NEWS. y;

Miss frankie Florman of fiack
Hills. s. D.. has discovered what Atm
(WaShl mining men regard as an ~
mcnsc quartz mine The vein IS from y"
10 GOO feet i'll width ana Is lhterStct'u
in it's course by Atlin City. 1t has been
trorod over three-quartcrS of mile.
A duel occurred at Galveston, lex,
when the streets were crowded WIN
shonners. Ames Johnson and Nllliam
Royd came out of Il saloon AT sclaIaic
doors. Then the shooting began. W hrh
the smoke cleared away Johnson wis
killed and Boyd shot i'll the leg ana arm
The steamer Apalachc of the Pcopie
limo uIyinr between Columbus. Ga, and
ApaIachicola. Fla, was sunk IN the
Chiuola river near WCwahitchka TIA,
and four persons drowned. Mrs. Clark
of Chicago. Mrs. Mcknight and dansh,,
ter of Jackson, Tenn. and a deckhah1
were lost.
William Yarling and Mary C"ni.E
were married at Shelbyvillc, Ind, and
loft the city for the girls nom" IN the
southern part of the county. They nave
not since been heard from. "il tnclF
horse and luggy was found II the tlue
river bottoms 1t is believed that (arilh-
and his bride were drowned.
The terra Gotta works of William
Galloway. Thirty-second and W alnut
streets. Philadelphia. were entirely de
stroycd hy fire. The loss is estimated at
500 900, on which there is an lnSUr-
ance of about So. 1000. The fire is sup
nosed To have originated in one of the
kiIns. The works will be rebuilt.
-Rear-Admiral William 7. Sampson,
communicating chief of the NORTH Atlantic
squadron, after Il year and halt OF al
most continuous duty of the most afdu-
Gus kind, has obtained leave of absence
For the first time since 1870 the
Z I1S nl,t IIDrI n lDrItN III
Rome in the municipal elections and the
fronts of the churches are Enthusiastically
Illuminated nightly i'll honor of he SC
cess.
Mrs. Holland. wife of G.. w. llol-
land. sexton of the ArcOla cemetery. Hes
in a critical condition ut her HON" aS the
result of a gunshot wound inflicted by
the accidental discharge of Il revolver III
the hands of her 15-yCar-old son.
The trial of Mrs Matte Rich was
begun before the United States commas
sioncr at FL Paso Tex, to determine
whether or not she be surrendered to the
Mexican authorities for trial at JaureZ
on the charge of numbering her husband
last April.
Coy. Tanner has appointed John w.
Gales, the manufacturer Illinois conmlS-
sionCr to the Paris exposition Ill lJbo.
A serious riot occurred at Sara -oSSa,
Spain. \ mob attempted To set lir" 10
the convent of the JcsUitS, and whll" y"
civil governor was trying to app"3~" t':f
rioters he was shot at, hut cScfti'd with,
out injury. Martial law has been pro-
claimed III the city.
The National Social and Political
conference was called To order 1T Buffa-
10 by Edwin ID. Mead of Boston.
Harold Blackman and Roy bowling
caught a sturgeon weighing 10 pounds.
Blackman Jumped into the river and
caught the fish by the gill% and Downing
dispatched it with an axe.
Thirty -three cases of yellow fever,
with five deaths. have been officially re
ported since the beginning of the pres
ent outbreak i'll Santiago dc Cuba. One
of the deaths occurred in the Fifth in
fantry. The other four were civilians.
Victor Marara. a 9-ycar-old boy, who
wns an inmate of the Orphanagc Of til"
Good Shepherds i'll Louisville. was
drowned at Fern Grove, near Jefferson
Vile. Ind, while saving the life Of
Charles Thompson. Il companion.
AT Bloomington, ILL.,, June IS. Mrs.
w. II. Martin, wife of railroad man.
shot Miss Ida Ogcshy four times. in
hicting fatal wounds. Jealousy was the
cause.
Admiral Sir Wyndham Horribly Is.
{. H., retired. died suddenly Of apuplrXy
while presiding at Il meeting of tho
IIotchkiss Ordnance company at Lon
don.
The trustees of Amherst collcg" an
nounce the election of Prof. Geor@" IIar-
riS of Andovcr rs president of the Colleg".