The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-16


to the Indians.
throughout Chicago.
About one hdndrcd and fifty persons on Fri
day attacked Octroi station, at the town of
Bessigas, in the department of Gard, and
wounded number of GenGarmes The latter
were compelled to fire upon their assailants
some of whom were killed and wounded.
HAVANA advices report that during the in
surgent attack on the village of Guissa, near
Bayamo, fifty houses were burned and a small
detachment of Spaniards captured.
JOSEPH AMEs, the well known artist died in
New York on Wednesday.
A LONDON letter says that Gladstone opposes
the raising of the Alabama money by way of a
loan, as it would increase the debt. 1t is most
probable that bonds will be issued for part of
the fifteen millions. 50 as to extend the pay
ment for a consibera bic period
JERRY WATKINS, of Attica, Mich, committed
suicide on Wednesday, while laboring under
temporary insanity.
AFTER several days consideration, the
Wayne County, Mich, Board of Supervisors
have refused to reconsider their action grant
ing the right to build a railroad bridge over
the arm of the Detroit River which lies be-
tween Trenton and Grove Dell
judge INGRAHAM, of New York, has granted
the application on behalf of George S. Scott
for an I'M JUNCTION to restrain the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Company from issuing
anv stock until such issue is authorized by
wo-thirds of the owners OF the capital stock.
The body of Miss Shelley, OF Mcfarland,
Dane county, Wis, missing for several days,
was found III Second Lake, at Madison, Fri
day. II is surmised that she committed sui
eide while laborlng under temporary insanity
JOHN RADLEY a drunken rough, attacked
Mrs. McTerry in a New York city grocery,
causing fatal injuries. Her son, in defending
his mother, fatally stabbed Radley with a
butcher knife.
THE President denies the cable telegram
which says that dispatch has been received
at Paris by President Theirs from President
Grant, congratulating him on the prospect of
republic III France as shown by the recent
election for vacancies III the National Assem-
bly,
In quarrel at Emerald, Ohio, on THURSDAY,
Nathaniel MCGOWAN beat WIN. Richardson to
death.
SOLICITOR GEN. BRIsTow, OF the Department
OF Justice, has rendered his resignation, and
1T has been accepted, to take effect next week.
lie has accepted the Office of Chairman of the
Board OF Construction and Solicitor of the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THE War Department has received 4 dis
patch from General Smith. at Fort Laramie.
that the Brule Sioux have started on the war
path; they have threatened the Indian agency,
and to take all the scalps that are protecting
it. Troops have been sent to protect the
agency, and If the Sioux persist in their ao-
gressive movement, winter campaign agains
the Indians in their settlement will probably
be Inaugurated
IHE knights OF Pvhias meet in annual con
yention at st. Louis on the 10Th.
IT IS announced that the Western Union
Telegraph Company has applied for an iniunc-
ton to restrain the operation of all other COM
panies in the United States
WILLIAM MARSHALL, a steamboat pilot com
mltted suicide at Pittsburg on Friday, by TAX
ing laudanum.
A PHILADELPHIA telegram states that the
jury III the case Of James Kane, for the muir
der of James Doughertv, the COMPANION of
Hugh Mars rendered verdict of guilty of
r1anslaughter. The same verdict was rem
dered In the case of Henry Schaffer. charged
with the murder of Francis A. Myers.
In the list of passengers lost by the steam
ship Missouri are mentioned five servants Of a
Alr. Cleveland. The company allowed them
to go under that, designation at half price
One OF them was Dor Babcock. of New York:
another Col c. r. Cleveland, of Buffalo, who
served In the war under Gen. Banks; another
was Joseph Throckmorton, a clerk of Phila-
delphia; and the fifth was woman named
Mary ---, OF Oneida county, who was going
TO Nassau as hOu sekeeper.
THE funeral of Mrs. Greeley took place on
Friday, from DR.. Chapin's Church The
plate on the coffin bore the inscription g Mary
L. C. Greeley" The services were simple
and We're read by DR.. Chaplin, who delivered 4
snort address on the virtues of the deceased
and her consistency under suffering. The re-
mains were taken to Greenwood cemetery for
nterment. The chief mOurners were Mr..
Greeley aud his two daughters. The funeral
was veiy largely attended.
The Memphis Savings Bank has gone where
the woodbinc twincth.
VIM II. EvARTs and family arrived from
Europe on Wednesday.
PEACE once more reISns in Pope County
Arkansas. The militia have been disbanded
and registration is quietly progressing in the
county, Everything is now quiet and no more
trouble is apprehended.
The ma nufacturing establishment of the
Columbus Cabinet Company. at Columbus
Ohio, was totally destroyed by fire "Wednesday
evening. Loss, about 10000; insured for
$4,000.
The ico-hOuse of J. p. Smith, at CRYSTAL
Lake, ILL.,, was blown down on Wednesday. 1t
contained about forty carloads of ice The
loss is about $1,000
THE steamship Ohio, the second vessel OF
the Liverpool Line, was successful
ly launched ut Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Abroad:
LATE advicos from Khiva report that the
Khan has built iCrt at d. JikaIi, where he will
resist the advance of the Cars troops. He
still refuses to surrender the Russians held as
prisoners.
lie GAULoIs has report that Count Won Ar
| MIN has demanded of Theirs dlsavowal of
Gen. Ducrot's order of the day IN which he
speaks bitterly of the Germans.
THE German Government will recstablsh
next year Consuls General in Asace and Lor-
raine in the same form in which they existed
under the French Dominion.
THE German Government refuses to he re-
muncrated for expenses incurred in the arbi-
tration of the San Juan Boundary question.