The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-04-13


THE society of morocco dressers of Brooklyn
are on a strike, AID some society men badly
beat man not of the society who wanted to
work.
THERE WAS another severe snow-storm the
worst of the season, at Bangor. Maine Sat
urday night. The railroads are badly block
AIDED.
MRS CATRoN has presented a portrait of
Andrew Jackson to the Tennessee Legislature
IN pursuance of the viii of the late Judge
Catron.
A FIRE ID Centrala, Missouri on THURSDAY,
destroyed Masonic Hall, Flagg's Hall and a
drug, hardware and dry goods store. Loss
$685. 900.
The coal miners of the Chenango, Mahonng
and Tuscarawas valleys. have served notices
of an intention to strike fer 20 cents more a
ton after April 1.
AN explosion of sulphur occurred in Potts
coliery, near Ashland, Pa, on Tuesday, by
which ten men were burned. some of them, it
IL feared, fatally
HE Senate on Thursday confirmed Joseph
h, Lewis Associate Judge of the Supreme
Court of Washington Territory, and E. Enos,
postmaster at Waukesha.
The armor plated ram Thunderer was
launched in England on Monday The Thun-
derer Is turret vessel, and viii carry four
guns, each weighing IS tons.
By the falling of high wall on the site of
ILLS brewery, IN the North Division, Chicago.
Saturday morning. seven men were injured,
one, Joseph APPEL, fatally.
ONE OF the mills of the North Andoyer
(Mass) Mill Company, owned by Gen. VII.
ham Sutton, was totally destroyed by fire.
together with the machinery. Friday morning.
HE receiver of the Astor Fire Insurance
Co.-pany announces that he will pay a forty
per cent. dividend on all adjusted claims
against the company, on and after the 25th
inst.
The Colored National Labor Union, organ
lied in the interest of the Republican party
and numbering upwards of 800 organizations.
principally in the South, are preparing for the
campaign.
DEFALoAIIoE has been discovered in the
accounts OF the postmaster at Brighton Me-
j. Is thought that the government will suffer
no loss, as the amount is more than secured
b bondsmeu
DIR. PHILLIP c. WILLIAMS, of Baltimore, read
review Of the Wharton cast before the Med
zeal Association of that city, in which he
mainteined that Gen. ketchnm was poisoned
by antimcny.
HE colored citizens of Kansas held state
convention at Lawrence on Wednesday, and
selected delegates to the National Republican
Convention to meet at New Orleans the 10th
Of April next
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Zdeko Huepa were arrested in New York.
charged with smuggling large quantities of
manufactured hardware, and baied in from
$4,000 to $4,000.
TIE widow of the late Henry Keep, OF New
York has given 100000 to the Opthal1nic
Hospital, for the purpose of enlarging the
accommodations and making provisions for the
reception OF free patients.
\ sPECULAToR has leased lot on Wabash
avenue, Chicago. near Madison street. on
which nc Will erect an observatory two hundred
feet high, TO be furnished with refreshment
rooms, an elevator and telescope.
LIE oil merchants OF New York say the re-
sult OF the meeting OF oil producers and rail-
way officials, will be to effectually extinguish
the Southern Improvement Company. There
Is general opinion that the company will be
immediately dissolved.
The Michigan House of Representatives has
passed a resolution impeaching Ct.s. A. Ed
munds, Commissioner of the State Land
oIlce, and elected three managers to prepare
articles of impeachment and conduct the case
before the Senate.
Ice IN the Missouri river broke up at Sioux
City about O'Clock Wednesday evening, and
the river Is now full of floating ice. Immedi-
ateiy after the ice broke the river rose three
feet IN twenty minutes and is still rising
rapidly.
ADy1cEs coming In FROM the volcanic coun
try north of the Moiave river. show that the
earthquake of Tuesday was felt with terrific
force there. At Lone Pine twentv-three peo-
pie were killed and thirty wounded. Fifty
houses were demolished. The town is ii III
ms.
Two logs huts, eighteen feet high and twent
feet square, were discovered in digging for the
Foundation of new building in the rear of 81
sullivan street, New York. One is evidently q
residence ofpnmitive times, and the other a
cattle shed.
tAPr GEO. A. BIGELow, only son of the late
Commodore Bigelow of the United States Ma
Wy, cled OF consumption in Chicago on Thurs
day evening. He was Joint owner. with his
mother VINO survives him, of valuable land
estate IN that city, of which the Bigelow block.
recently purchased by the Government as a
site Tor the new custom house and postoffice.
formed portion. Capt. Bigelow served GAL
Lantiy throughout the rebellion, one of his last
exploits IN his chosen profession being to as
slst IN the Commandment at Fort Sumter and
capture OF Charleston. He WAS thirty-tive
Years of age.
Abroad.
MARSHAL BAZINE has received permission
to publish a pamphlet justifying his conduct
at Metz.
HE council general of the department of the
SEINE has voted an appropriation of Is. 0O0. 900
francs for the schools of Paris.
MAGAZINES extensive warehouse and adj
joining buildings, in Glasgow, were DESTROYED
BY IRE on Tuesday night. Loss f100,OO
AN exr 'osion occurred in coal mine at
Atherton near Bolton, by which twenty-eight
men were killed outright Eleven were res
cued, but they we're fearfully burned, and
nearly all will probably die. There is great
excitement In the vicinity of the mine.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Pail Mall Gazette
relates the proceedings in the suit of the
United States against Armon, the shipbuilder
OF Bordeaux. to recover damages for depreda-
tons committed by the ram Stonewall Jack
son, which escaped from Bordeaux. The case
having been decided in favor of the defendant
by the tribunal of Zunor, Washburne has
now carried an appeal to the court of Casa
non.