The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-25
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GENERAL NEWS.
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,r;notbv Howard of Australia, who
-;II have charge of the government tele-
-arh and telephone systems of that
-rtry i in the United States making
classification Of American methods in
thr-c lines.
circumstances Indicate that the seven
,,Inrs Of the crew of the thrce-maSted
bao,,ar James W. Bigelow. shipped be-
I-njtrd States Shipping Commission
KIM M Philadelphia on November -
l,r,, hrpn, with Capt. Graham, the mas
~ If the vessel, swallowed up by the
sea
The Sixth company of volunteer sig
W .r.rpS now 1T Augusta, Ga. has been
,rIrrci mustered ont
Ircr Paulson. Il prominent farmer.
,g- arrested at Nihorg. :. d., on the
.ftr.,. uf numbering Christopher Nelson.
~ hIr.d man The crime was commit
tsJ several years ago. Robbery was the
riyr rs Nelson was known to have
btt 5000 in cash when last seen alive.
orders were issued at Washington
,.r fhr muster ont of the First Texas at
G.ty,stun and the Second Louisiana nj
savannah. Both regiments are now at
Havana.
Tha United States transport SpJr-
5.s arrived off Newport News Y.
fr.m Santiago. having aboard the Eighth
illinois regiment Of colored volunteer in
faa'ry
IGu Coictt. for many years state
..ula-i-t Of Indiana. died at his home in
Ir,rrapuliS, aged II years. Prof Col
I.ff wu, wcH known throughout the
tumfrE
freight train on the Texas & Pa
.5r, - raad became derailcd at a point
.rty mIt~ east of III Paso, Tex, rn-
suHm- m tile death of Engineer j. w.
N,NurraU Fireman George Eutz ana
uurarmrd tramp named John Freed
r PENNSYLVANIA. who was stcaEn,, =
,I,. t one of the ears.
dispatch to Paris from I.uneyille
D.narmrut of Luert- t-et- -MoscIlo. nm.
nominees the death Of X. G. H. Mann. the
n8t..l~f.
Emile Erckman, collaboration with
tlusauivr Chatrian in their famous Sc
rp> I'll AI>atian romance and idyls, is
,l,3ti 81 Paris.
Tho strike at the Schoen Pressed
Sta works at lfttShurg was practically
broken hoy the return of several hundred
fa.n 10 their old positions
Mrs, Mary Choutcau, aged 40 years.
vfduW If the late Capt. Pierre NJ.
,hugr.au is dead at her home in Kan
~a~ Ctty of dropSy. Choutcau WAS a
historic. early settler.
Tart. Johns was shot and killed at
Ebruu. Ky aud Will Gray was wound
Fl u Il fight between Jones. his son.
hrrn. and viii Gray. three country
a.u. aud the city police.
THE cottage ut Rohrau, lower Aus
tia u which the celebrated composer
la-,rh Haydn was born. on March 81
l>,- Was destroyed by fire.
rrrr-for-al fight with knives and
r8lar- occurred between soldiers of the
fnenrs fourth infantry. colorcd in a re-
sart near Cheyenne. Wyo., Corp Green
hons, VT Go. | WAS fatally stabbed and
Ser-' Barnes of the same company, " hG
re~ his aSSailant. WAS badly wounded
Barnes has disappeared and Il Searchin..
party is ont after him.
Durng Il fire ut Philadelphia. Mrs.
Catherine Marlin, aged ~. was Suf-
lonttrd hy smoke; William Marlin. her
>.n WAS badly injured about the head
HmI tJcn hy falling from a window while
fraln- to escape and Frank Levy. aged
y Wl~ overcome by smoke
st san Francisco Chief of Police
H.. has declared that he will continue
g. nakc daily raids at the Inglcsidc race
tlrk until betting on the events is
>fappmd.
flmcr Judge Henry Hilton is re-
Hrrad - hc critically i'll at his home in
\n lorE city. The nature Of his i'll
E, krpt i secret by the members of
Hamily
Richmond. Ind, Il receiver was
1pInmtud for the Continental Fratcrual
#HIau. lu endowment insurance company.
ur1auzrd III Richmond eight years ago.