The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
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ALBERT CRENTz, who killed Leander Barnes
in Madison, Ind, a few weeks since, has been
sente ced to State Prison for twenty years.
THREE persons lost their lives by accidents
III Nashville on Sunday.
The War Department has issued an order
that in no case shall an order for funeral ex-
renses or transportation at the public expense
Of officers remains be issued without the ap-
proval of the Secretary of War having first
been obtained in each case.
rHE Emory wheel company's mill at Leeds.
Mass, was almost entirely destroyed by fire
Monday afternoon. Loss $4,000. Insured
tor SIS 600.
JERRY LYONS and John Henry, met on Com
mon street, near St. Charles, New Orleans,
Monday evening. and began fighting with pis-
tolls and knives. Both men were killed. The
fight rose out of an old feud, which originated
before the war. Lyons and Henry were des-
peradoe3 OF the worst character
THE distillery of Levi Stolz, of Greenville.
Ohio was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning.
The loss is estimated at S25, 900; insured for
$4,000
HEvY snow storm in the mountains is re
tarding mining. There are apprehensions of
an early and heavy winter.
SUNDAY morning a gang of burglars carried
off s. 600 worth of silks from the store of
Isaacs Co., SIS Broadway, New York.
JUDGE RICHARDSON, Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, will soon have ready his volume
Practical Information Concerning the Public
Debt of the United States" with the national
banking laws, &c.
HEAVY snow storm occurred at Salt Lake
on Sunday. 1t was unparalleled for the season.
BARN near Terre Haute, belonging to
Jabez Costo, was burned on Saturday with six
horses. Loss $4,000.
THE Hamilton, (Cal.) stage was stopped by
six highway men and the treasure box taken
The passengers were unmOle-ted
RISE in the Ohio river is reported, enabling
a large fleet which had been tied I'D at Pitts
burg on account of low water to leave. Nine
teen steamers, with 200 barges, containing
two million one hundred and forty-six thou
sand bushels, viii leave for Cincinnati for
louisville, % steamers with 239 barges con-
tanning 1928, 900 bushels for New Orleans. 2
steamers with IS coal-boats, containing 591. :
600 bushels.
are being quartored throughout Alabama. On
inquiry at tilo War Department it was ascer-
tanned that no more than two companies have
been distributed at three or four points in the
state
THE Jesuits propose building third church
IN New York city.
THE Sunday liquor law in Chicago was not
So well observed as on last Sunday, a majority
of the saloons IN all parts Of the city being
open, and in the North Division nearly al
were open all day.
LATE advicos from Belize, Honduras, state
that British troops have pursued the rebellious
Indians who recently raided upon the white
settlements. and killed 40 of them in an on.
counter.
ATELEGRAM from Demarara announces that
the Coolies there, rose against the planters
and that a serious riot occurred The police
were compelled to interfere, and fifteen Coolies
were killed before peace was restored.
JACQUES BABrLET, the celebrated French
physicist is dead.
GENERAL HOWARD has arrived at San Diego
en- route from Arizona. He reports PASSING
eleven days in the camp of the great Apach,
cinof, Cachisc. He selected the southeast cor
ner OF Arizona, tifty-five miles square, for :
new reservation for thousand Apaches. Will
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