The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04
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der of bis wife near East Liberty, Pa.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG and Miss Jane
Kellogg sailed for Europe on Saturday
ME-. b. CLARK, veteran actor, died III New
York city on Saturday. aged slxty-two
THIRTEEN striking printers were arrested at
Toronto on Wednesday. under the conspiracy
law.
Rrprxrrp attempts were made at Hickman.
Ky, last week, to lynch four prisoners chat8-
ed with an atroeious outrage upon iady ana
her daughters near Clinton.
Rev 2. j. RYAN was. on Sunday, consecrated
Bishop of Ticonia and coadjutor OF Archbishop
Kendrick. Of the Diocese of Missouri, at the
st. Johns Catholic church, in st. LOUIS.
The freight depot of the Grand Rapids and
Indiana railroad at Plainwell, Allegan county,
Mich burned, with all its contents, on Monday
nieht last Loss reported at $50, 900.
Tue receiver of the Ocean Bank expects to
declare further dividend of 20 or % per
cent in q fortnight, making total of 10 or 10
per cent.
Two new lines of Atlantic steamers are pro-
posed. one to run between Glasgow and New
York. and the other between Liverpool and
New Orleans.
TIE House Committee on Public Buildings,
have agreed to report a bill appropnatiDg
81 500, 900 for post-office and court-buildings
at Philadelphia.
AmoHo the appointments sent to the Senate
by the President on Monday, was that of Geo.
w. Townsend, as postmaster at St. Anthony's
Falls.
ELLIS WARD accepts the challenge Of John
Bigln to row single scul race for LOCO, to
be rowed half way between home and home
TIE House Appropriation Committee has
agleed to recommend the appropriation asked
for by the Agricultural Department, about
$4,000.
J. Il. LICkERD, proprietor of the large saw
mill on the river above Columbus, KY. was
drowned on Monday by the overturning of a
canoe in the breakwater near the mill.
IgADoKE WARMsER has sued the wife of the
noted Andrew J. Garvey for the performance
Of specific contract in the aale to him of six
teen lots on Madison avenue for S215,000
AT the recent meeting of representatives of
the boat clubs of the District of Columbia, 1t
WIS resolved to have grand national regatta
on the Potomac river IN June or July.
RED CLOUD promises to keep the peace. but
held responsible for depredations committed
by his young men.
BUILDING on the poor-farm of the city of
Sheboygan WAS burned on Thursday night last
with a German woman in 1t known as g Crazy
Matilda" 1t is supposed that she set it on
IRE.
J. Z. SKINNER, of the firm of Skinner
Briggs & Enoch. one of the Oldest and most
celebrated pillow manufacturers in the country,
died at Rockford, Illinois, on Monday Of
spotted fever.
SCRANTON (Pa.) dispatch reports the Sc
Tious caving IN of an embankment three miles
from that city. on the Lackawanna and
Bloomington railroad, caused by the late
fTeshet
AN atfray occurred i'll the town of Exeter,
Scott county, H., on Sunday, which resulted
N the stsbting of one Nicholas Hegle His
assaliant, Marcus Comb, afterwards committed
snic;de. HeiSle's wounds are not fatal
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS has given an
opinion to the War Department to the effect
that civilians who attach themselves to the
army, going on expeditions against hostile H.
dlans, are amenable to military jurisdiction by
court martial
WHISPERED Joke in Wall street il substan
tally that the bank of New York. which voted
90 eXpeI the Tenth National from the clearing
house, was used some time ago by Canadian
banks TO lucl up gold and was itself one
morning 81, ZOO 900 short.
\ TELEGRAM received at the War Depart
slent, from Gen. Schofeld, states that Camp
Independence was totally destroyed by the re-
cent earthquake. Fortunately no lives were
'st nj the post although many persons were
killed and wounded in the vicinity.
JAMES 0'NELL, of the Atlanta boat crew.
will not row in the coming international race,
owing to the illness of his wife. Alexander
Aiardy takes his place. The change makes
she Atlanta four average l43 pounds per oar
which Is an exceedingly light crew to contest
against the weighty four selected by the Lon
don Rowing Club
TIE Secretary of the Treasury transmitted
a hll to the House, on Wednesday. with
recommendation that it pass, providing for the
approximation Of sol, Ia, to rel nburse Treas
Href Spinner for losses incurred by embezzle-
ment, etc.
JUDGE ?. j JoACHMsEN, of New York. and
Recorder 5, Wolf, of Washington, vice .presi-
cents OF the Board of Delegates of American
tsfaeiites, had an interview with Secretary
ti-h, on Wednesday. IN relation to the recent
Outrages in Roumania.
\ CoAL-vEssEL arrived at Halifax. on Satur-
day, which had been month from Archial.
having encountered gales which drove her
backwards and forwards over the ocean from
cape Hatteras and Bermuda to beyond New
touudlald. Seven men were washed over
board, OF whom three were drowned. The
crew suffered great priyations.
j. II. SAyILLE. chief clerk of the Treasury
Department, L. D. Graves, chief clerk in the
Ircarmers Office. and S. j. Kimball. chief of
the Maine Division of the Treasury Depart
nent, have been appointed Il Board of Exam
ihers Tor the Treasury Department. under the
new rules of the Civil -service Commission.
\ FIRE on Monday. at Whltney's Point, n
y, burned the Bixby Hotel. two stores belong
lnS 70 Heath Co and Birdsall & Co.. and the
dWelllne-house of Harriet Seymour The loss
Is 120,0Uc insured.
Abroad.
AN earthquake at Oaxaca. Mexico, on the
9th of March, destroyed large number of
hurches and dwellings,.
GEN. SHERMAN, Colonel Andenreid and
Lieutenant Grant will soon leave CONSTANT
nople for tour through Russia.
i DESPATCH from Madrid states that band
OF marauders entered the village of Incha. and
seized 5000 reals belonging to the municipal
funds.
PARAMOUNT BARRAcK, in the eleventh aron
dissement, Paris were entirely destroyed BY
fire on Wednesday. Fifty horses were burned
to death
DISPATCHES from the Captain General of
Catalonia say disturbances are feared in Bar
ceiona. Castells band, 600 strong. is in the