The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
miscellaneous.

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lngs s; Kskiongas 16, Olympics of
Philadelphia, IA; Bostons u, Reso
| lutes of Hamilton, Ohio, O..
/ IT is said in official circles that Min
| lister Lowe is with Admiral Rodgers at
/ Corea 1t seems certain that the eOn-
duct of the Admiral is approved by the
Government.
In consequence of the high price OF
/ straw and low price of paper, themanu-
facturers of Columbia county, n. Y,
have resolved to run their mills on half
! time for one year, after the first of An
gust.
In order to prevent the introduction
into the United States of the cattle dis
ease known as the hoof and mouth dis
ease, now prevailing Ia Chill and the
! Argentine Republic, orders have been
issued that no cattle or hides beallowed
to enter United States ports from those
| countries, unless accompanied by an
invoice having the consels certificate
that he Is satifed the importation is
! free from disease.
| PRoF. STUART ELDRIDGE, of Wiscon-
! sin, will go to Japan with Gen. Capron,
as a member of the scientific expedition
The East
| A CONVENTION of Irish societies held
/ a secret meeting in New York, Friday
evening, to consider what action they
should take in regard to the Orange
procession on the 10Th inst. 1t is I'M
derstood that the convention was III
favor of first invoking the interference
of the Mayor, and then, if the process
sion were allowed, to attack and break
it up.
FIVE coal dealers of Jersey City
have sued the Evening Journal of that
place for libel, placing their damages
at $40, 600
EXTENSIVE preparations are being
made for the reunion of the Society
of the Army of the James, to be held
III New York city on the 18th inst.
The West
Gov PALMER, of Illinois, has issued
a proclamation for special election in
that State, on the 7th OF November next,
for choice of Congressman at large to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of john 4. Logan, elected United
States Senator.
THE trial drill of the Pittsburg and
Cincinnati Zouaves, at the latter place,
!
2 Grimes and Casualties.
DAVID PBINGLE, New York, agent of
the patent medicine firm OF Thos Hol-
loway, of London, has been arrested in
New York on a charge OF embedding
| $25, 900 of his employers funds.
r. DUuNG the twenty-four hours ending
with noon there were five suicides in
4 New York.
EDWARD SLATER, formerly barkeeper
IN the Brunswick billiard saloon at
t Peoria, while IN u fit, on July t., fell in
= to a mash-tub at the Peoria Beer, Ale
and Malt Go. 5 brewery, and was almost
2 instantly scalded to death.
Hon A A. WHITE was robbed Of IS
600 in bonds Saturday morning, at
Turin, n Y.
, AN Irishman named Martin Meara
was hanged by mob at Watseka, Ill,
on Tuesday evening, for having whipped
his son to death. While IN the hands
of the mob Meara gave the Masonic
signal of distress, which not being re-
sponded to, he denounced the craft
Obituary.
Cor. WM MAYNADIEE, Of the Ord
nance Department, died on Monday
morning, at his residence ia Washing
ton, aged 10.
Four business houses in Bloomsbury,
Pa, We're burned on the 18th Loss
SO, 600.
THE Lyons stables, in Albany, were
burned Tuesday morning. A man
named Fonda Groesbeck, also seven
horses, persisted III the flames.
The extensive iron mills Of Devices,
Wood & Sons, at Makesfort, Pa, were
damaged by fire Yesterday to the ex-
tent of $4,000. The portion known as
the ''Old Mill was destroyed.
A CONFEDERATION at Tarrytown, N.
Y, on the night of the 4th, destroyed
the carriage factory of L. f. Flowers,
with mne horses.
Foreign.
THE Hanoverian troops made bril-
liant triumphaI entry into Hanover.
The United States Minister to Brus-
sells, on the 23d uIt reported to the
Department of State that much incon-
venlence is just now being experienced
by American entering France and Bel
GUM. Passports with the visa OF the
Belgium consul are required Of all per
cOliS tltt1lllS btiSIutlI IIpU1 L rance OF
England, though none are required
from those entering from the east All
American passports, except those IS
sued at the United States legation at
Brussels, are required to have the
American consul visa before the French
consul Will visa them. Ladies travel
ling alone without passports are sent
back from the French frontier, and a
wife accompanying her husband is not
allowed to pass unless size is named in
the passport.
FROM Aspinwall we learn that the
United States ship Guard sailed for
New York on the 30th. II is believed
that the survey Is unsuccessful, the
lowest altitude being 6l2 feet.
A SHARP earthquake was felt at VS.
ALA, Cal, on Wednesday. No damage
! done.
A wATER-sPoUT at Trrlckee, Nevada,
on July 3, washed large wall of earth
and rocks upon the track of the Central
/ Pacific road, which threw the west
bound freight train off the track. Con
siderable damage was done, but no
| lives were lost.
! HE Emperor William viii shortly go
to Ems, to meet the Gar Alexander,
who is still at that place
| MARSHAL MACMAHoN has been re
InStated Ill command of the Nersail-