The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-02
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1T is stated that John D Falconer, an agent
Of Irgersoel, Of the rlng has boon indicted fol-
the alleged forgery of bill for $4,000.
A GAINEsvILLE, (Fla.) letter says that Stark
Perry, son Of Ex-Governor Perry, stabbed
John O'Malley. prominent citizen, from the
injuries of which he died. The stabbing
grew out of quarrel over long standing
feud.
A TELEGRAM from Omaha states that the
country for thirty miles west of the city has
been mostly burned over, and enormous
quantities OF hay and grain destroyed, besides
many houses, barns and fences. Sunday a
Prairie fire started about five miles north OF
the city, burning up most OF the fences, sheds
ard buildings at the race track and fair
ground. The soldiers saved the barracks af
ter the most strenuous efforts.
THE Comptroller Of the Currency authorized
the Deseret National Bank OF Salt Lake City
Bris. ham Young, President, to commence bust
ness under the National Banking Act, with q
capital of 100000.
THE gallery of circus at Sheffield, Eng.
land, gave way Monday night, while illed
with spectators, and was precipated upon the
he ads of those below 1t is reported that sew
ents persons were injured by the accident anc
in the panic which ensued.
THERE are twenty-one men in the New York
tombs prison, now under the charge of muir.
der
IT is understood that early in the session
Congress will appoint Commissioners to take
evidence with regard to distributing the sum
awarded at Geneva, among the claimants who
suffered from losses by the Anglo-confedelate
cruisers during the war.
IT is understood that two hundred families
from Alsace and Lorraine are preparing to set.
tie near Alexandria, Va. Since the first OF
January last between 1000 and 1000 Alsatians
have reached this country.
The Titusville oil report for September
places the decrease in production over the
month previous at 2, 256 barrels owing to the
suspension in pumping.
THE Treasury Department has received by
express the Cuban flag taken from the priva
teer Pioneer, forwarded by the captain of the
hoccasin, which captured the Cuban vessel
A BOARD has been ordered by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, to convene in Washington
the 10th of November, for the examination O.
officers of the Revenue Marine Service, fol
promotion, and candidates for admission into
the service. Capt. George r. Stiger Is presi
sident.
A FLEET of five German men-Of-war is nov
lifting out for cruise around the world. Tn,
expedition will be under the command of AID
niral Werner, and will be gone eighteen
months. The fleet sails directly for the Yves
Indies, and thoo will proceed to New Orlean,
and other ports in the United States.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has author
lied the Assistant Treasurer and United
States Depositaries to commence the payment
of the interest maturing November list OF
Monday, the 21st, without rebate.
ATTORNEY general WILLIAMS has recon-
mended to the President the pardon of vii
liam Teele, one of the Ku-klUx prisoners con
tined IN the Albany penitentiary, on account o.
continued ill-health.
The installation of Right Rev. Jos. Gibbons
as Catholic Bishop of Richmond took place OF
Sunday with the most imp essIve ceremonies
VIM. CULLEN BRYANT will deliver the CRATIC!
at the unwilling OF the Walter Scott monumen
in Central Park, New York, Saturday night
THE Consul of Sweden and Norway invite,
subjects residing in New York CITY and neigh
borhood to record the oath of allegiance t,
King Oscard Second.
JUDGE SwAYNE, Of the .. S. Supreme Court
and Prince Hygoski, Eusimi, Igemi Yamado
and others are passengers in the steamship
Baltic, from Liverpool.
BY the breaking of gangwav on Saturday
81 seamen of the United States steamer Hart
ford were precipitated into the water at tn
Washington navy yard. All were rescued
some severely bruised.
AT the first regatta Of the New York Cano
Club, Saturday. the two mile race was won b
the Gretchen, in hour, fourteen minute
and sixteen seconds.
NUMBER of business men of Pittsburg an,
other cities petition Secretary Boutwell, to re
issue the s44, 900, 600 greenbacks retired h
Mr.. McCulloch
CONFEDERATION at Sanduskv. Saturda
night, destroyed Woodwork PandIewood'
dry kin, and Lee & Moss's and Gicher & Co.
lumber yards. Loss 100000. One hundre,
men are thrown out of employment.
AT the Senatorial investigation Of frauds il
the construction of the Harlem Court House
evidence has been given that the material fo
the Court House was carried direct from
barge to Senator Genius house then con
structing.
HE Alpine house. Gorham n. H.. was de
stroyed by fire Monday. 1t caught from a de
feet IN the chimney. Value of property, abou
100000.
A. GRANT, mate of the schooner Charles
Heath, who fatally stabbed Frank Clifford il
North street, Boston, Sunday evening, ha.
been fully committed to await the action O
the Grand Jury. He stated to the officer wht
had him in charge that Clifford was the SECOND
man he had killed and the third he had stab
bed.
PRINCE FREDERICK HENRY ALBERT brother
the Emperor William, died on Tuesday.
The New York Daily News reports that Mr.
Burroughs, former proprietor of the Everett
House, has left for Europe, with what money
he could borrow, TO JON Ella Wessner, the
actress, and Josephine Mansfield.
GROUND was broken Friday on Trinity Col
Iege grounds, Hartford Connecticut, for tn,
new State House.
Ii IS reported that a German edition is
about TO be issued by the New York Herald.
The Rev. Charles E. Cheney and his lady
returned to Chicago on Tuesday last. from s
trip through Europe. A reception of hi,
friends was given by DR.. Cheney Friday even.
ing, at the residence of Mr.. Phillips. one OF
the trustees of the church. at No. 100 Calm.
met avenue. Over the mantel in the drawing
room was large Photograph Of Mr.. Cheney
in full canonicals an excellent likeness Of III.