The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-04-01
TeIegraphic Notes.
AT HOME.

| AT HOME.
The state debt of Illinois has been
reduced to 50, 400, 900.
The Hudson River is clear of ice
from New York to Troy. The large
night boats resume their trips to-day.
The total number of hogs packed at
Cincinnati this season is 1873, 600,
against 337, 600 last year.
In an atfray at Aurora, Ill, on the
7th, two men were stabbed, one of them
it is thought fatally.
The packing room of the Globe
works at Fall River was destroyed by
fire on the 9TH. Loss S25, 0OC.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has
received an intlmation that a large
amount of the national loan will be
taken in London.
THE brig America struck hidden
reef in the lower part of Long Island
Sound, on the 7th, and sunk, vessel and
cargo valued at between $780, and
$4,000, total loss.
AT Richmond, Allegan county, Mich,
on the Cd, the dead bodies OF two men
were found lying by the roadside.
From appeal ances they had evidently
been murdered.
A YOUNG man named VIM Regain, of
Connersville, Ind, was shot and fatally
, wounded in an affray at Cincinnati on
the night of the 7th.
Four desperate characters. confined
, in jail at Rushville, Schuyler county,
} Ill, succeeded lii effecting their escape
, on the 4th, after making q terrible as
, sault on the jailor and his wife
REPORTS from Southern Kansas state
that there is likely to be repetition of
! the reign of terror that existed there
| last fall, which eliminated in the hang
ing of six or eight reputed horse
t thieves
: AT the municipal elections in New
L York, the Republicans carried Roches-
s ter, New Hartford, Bonneville, POUCH
keepsie and Elmira; and the Demo
4 Gratis Oswego, Troy, Utica. Waterville
!. and Rome.
= Two Indians from Little Traverse,
= were recently carried out into Lake
Michigan on field of ice, where they
: remained day end night. The ice
returned the following morning, badly
broken up, and it was feared that they
y were lost but they finally reached
q shore safely at Kagecheweng
@ A REWARD Of s2, 500 is offered by SUI
r perintendent Kelso, of New York, fol
:. the arrest of notorious desperate
named VIM. Forester, alias Billy OF
s Frank Campbell, alias Frank Living
f stone, alias Frank Harding, atlas Frank
# Howard, who. is claimed 10 be the
4 murderer of Mr.. Nathan Forester has
Q been a thief from his youth, and has
O served several terms in the state prisons
n SIX negroes and IRE white man
{. Judge Bramlette, were killed during
G the recent court room melee in Meri
a den, Miss. Among the wounded is J
# Aaron Moore,a prominent colored poll
e tician and member of the Mississippi
s Legislature. The Mayor, VIM. Sturgis
8 on request, was given safe conduct tC
a the cars by the citizens on the pledge
e to go North and never return.
y A boy named Logan, broke away
= from a school mistress who Was pun
r fishing him, at Nauvoo, I'LL. three weeks
e ago, and WAS captured and brought
} back by another boy named Charles
$ Yates, at the teachers request. This IN
reference by Yates so enraged an Older
: brother of Iogan's, that he declared
y he would be 1evenRed. On the Sd inst.
Il the two boys met at the school house
: when Logan attacked Yates and stabbed
II him twice, inhicting wounds of which
tbs as hS dtt ege 4i 6den arrested 4ss tho" a'
- ABROAD.
Il The rinderpest has broken out in the
i nelghbofhocd Of Lille. and in the
o country around Douay.
o A THOUSAND workmen have struck al
u Newcastle, England, because their mas
y ters refuse to pay them weekly instead
/, of fortnightly.
VICTOR HUGO has resigned his seat il
the French Assembly, in consequence
f. of meeting with tumultuous interrup
- - ton while addressing the body in de
y fence Of Garibaldi
, RUMoRs are current that heavy en-
h gagement has taken place at Los Tunis
" Cuba, IL which the Spanish troops
o were victorious. The insurgents haC
! two pieces of artillery and were com
i manded by Viente Garrira
It FATAL quarrel occurred at Anglers
O between number of Bretons and Franc
I Tireurs. The Bretons were praying il
d the Champs de Mars, when the Franc
S Tireurs Knocked and pelted them, when
: the Bretons charged them, killing three
and woundlng great many.