The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-02-24
THE new S i.
Miscellaneous.

THE municipal election in Buffalo, on Tues
day, was carried by the Republicans by 1,5Oo
NOTICE is. given that a Catholic national
temperance convention will be held 1t Balti-
more February 22d.
4 MAN named A. Engel was suffocated in
one of the stills of the Eagle Oil Works in
Cleveland. on Tuesday.
THE steam aw-mill of Hascall Bros, at
Flint, Mich, was burned on Monday. Loss,
1000 insurance, $4,000
THE National Inventors Association closed
its second annual exhibition in Cleveland, on
Thursday, after a six weeks session.
CAPTAIN J. B. r. COOPER, who came to Cali
fornia in 1922, and was once Admiral in the
Mexican navy, died in San Francisco ON Satur :
day.
In New York on Saturday evening, large
and brilliant reception given to Horace
Greeley, on the occasion of his sixty-frst
birthday.
Four or five inches more snow along the
snow blockade belt of the Union Pacific fell
on Saturday night and Sunday, accompanied
by high winds, and drifted badly.
THE passengers leaving Omaha from Janu-
airy 18th to the 18th are reported as passing
Rock Creek station on Monday, having beer
six days going the last fifty miles.
THE Rev. W. E. McLaren, pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, of Detroit
announced on Sunday his intention to unite
with the Protestant Episcopal Church.
ALBERT A. ROGERS. for many years re-
sponsibe clerk in the Western Union Tele
graph office in Boston, has absconded witt
over $4,000 of the Company's money.
Two YOUNG ladies, named Mary and Kat,
Daley, while crossing the Ohio, Sunday even
ing, broke through the weakened ice within ;
few feet of Ludlow street, and were drowned
G. WAsHBURNE has received the appoint
ment of Assistant Secretary of Legation t.
France. He is the eldest son of Ministe
Washburne.
Two SLEEPING CARS of a passenger train
coming from the east, on the Missouri Pacif
Railroad, were thrown from the track fftee1
miles from Jefferson City, on Friday Sever
persons were more or less injured.
MINISTER DELoNG Mrs. belong, with til,
Japanese girls in her charge. and the entir
embassy, attended Masonic ball in Salt LAX
City, on Wednesday evening, which was ON
of the most brilliant affairs of the kind eve
witnessed i'll Utah. The Japs were delighted
UP to the 9th instant the sums awarded t.
the Americans by the joint United States ant
Mexican Commission amounted to 1915. 900
The amount claimed in the aggregate wa
S11, 900. The award to Mexicans amount e,
to Only $4,000. The aggregate claimed wa
$4,000, 900.
The Soldiers Monument of Michigan i
completed, and now stands in Campus Mar
thus, Detroit, with all its statues wrapped il
canvas, awaiting a formal unwilling OF
April 9th.
JOSEPH LEAGUE, on trial for the murder O
an unknown woman at Chase's Station, on TIN
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, il
May last, has been found guilty of man
slaughter
GEORGE WASHINGTON WALTER of Madison
county, Ind, has been sentenced to fourteen
years imprisonment for ATTEMPTED rape. las
fall, IN which he frightfully beat and wounded
his victim
GEN. CROOK has designated the 18th inst. as
a day, after which all Apaches found off the
reservations, are to be treated as hostile enc
mics, and sent runners to inform all tribes r.
hat effect.
An explosion of fire damp took place at
Norton's Mine, four miles below Pittston pa
Tuesday morning. Three men were killed.
and fifteen suffocated so that their lives are
despaired Of
The Treasurer holds as security for the
national bank circulation S3414 $50. fo,
public deposits, SIS, 1895, 600 The national
bank circulation outstanding at this date is
1925, OOG, 951.
fEv NM HAMILTON. a clerk in the Patent
Office at Washington, fell upon an lev side
walk, on Saturday, and died in a short time
lie had rendered fifty years service in the
Methodist Church as travelling minister.
IHE troops sent after the Apaches who cap
tured two stages near Tucson, Arizona. anf
murdered the drivers and passengers, founf
the mails cut up and destroyed They barred
the dead. They were unable to oyertake tbe
savages. W
}. W. GARRET, President of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Co., was before the House
committee on Commerce, on Monday. favor
ing an appropriation of 81 900. 900 for deepen-
ing and widening the channel of Baltimore
harbor
DURING the visit of President Graut'anl
wee President Colfax to the Union Orphar
Asylum talr IN Baltimore on Saturday tb.
PRESIDENT was presented by the ladies' with ,
Splendid CHAIR, and also with a gift for Mrs
brant. toitax was presented with an elegant
afghan for Master Schuyler Cofax.
TELEGRAM from Norwich, Conn. state,
that VIM. Erving, an employee of DR.. johnson
OF Bozart, on Monday murdered the wife ano
daughter of his employer, and then cut hi,
own throat from ear to ear Erviuo commit
tea the deed because Miss johnson would mo-
marry him. nv
On Friday evening the treasurer of SAINT,
Cruz county, California, was seized in hi,
Office by armed masked men. bound gaooad
and threatened with instant death. unless he
unlocked the vault, which he did. when tbs
robbers took out $4,000 in gold coin. locked
hiEi in. and left
CHARLrs BILLIG, of the Humboldt Mills IN
Nevada, attempted to murder Miss Sheldon
because she refused to marry him. He fred
Two shots at her from q revolver, but inef
fectually, and then shot himself throuob tbe
cad
Col. JAMES I. BRAarLETrE. son of ex- Gov
Bram!ette, Of Kentucky. died at his fathers
residence IN Louisville on Saturday night.
aged thirty-iour. He was Lieutenant Colonel
OF the Twelfth Kentucky Cavalry during the
THl4 part OF the war; and member of the
Legislature in 1868 His mother is now lv;no
very low, and is not expected to recover.
Abroad
AN election riot occurred in Galway. Ire
land, on Sunday. Many persons were severely
wounded.
HE Captain General of Cuba predicts a
suppression of the revolution in that island