The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-30
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to Sept. 10th, as the hall was engaged from
the 18th to the oath.
M express train on the Great Western
Railway ran into theWelland Canal at Thorold,
but the locomotive, baggage and express cars
niied the chasm leaving no room for passen-
gers.
THIRTY car loads of seal skins and three ca
loads of California peanuts passed throu sh
Omaha, Wednesday, Tor the East.
The Texas Radical convention, Wednesday
nominated f. J. DAVIS for Governor. reso-
luton was introduced declaring the question
Of social equality outside the province of leg
islatlon, but it made the colored members so
bot that 1t was withdrawn
TIE coroners jury in the case Of the accl-
dent on the Chicago and Alton Railway, near
Bemout, H., last Sat urday night, have lie
turned a verdict that the collision was caused
by the criminal carelessness OF Edward Beane
conductor, and Joshua Putfenberger, engI-
neer of said coal train No. 23, in violating
the rules aud regulations Of the railroad com
pany governing the movement Of trains on
said railroad. The coroner has issued a
pgtltBtus for the arrest of both men. The
most dIligent search has thus Ear failed to de-
teTmlne the whereabouts of Beane
SECRETARY BELKNAP, after rigid examina-
ton, has failed to discover that any records
of the War Department are missing with the
exception Of those IN the Buell. court-martial
case tie, however. invites any one who car
name any particular paper which they believe
10 be missing to report the fact to him. as 1T
. nearly impossible to examine every paper in
the dcpartm mt.
BLOODY and fatal atfray occurred at
Swampsboro Ga between Jas. c. King and
Bruce McLeonard which resulted in the death
Of both parties Cause, woman.
A GANG Of ruftians drove NJ Matthews out
Of Perryvllie, Arkansas, on Monday Mat
thcws' friends rallied IN superior numbers. en-
tered the town, and killed a man named Price
Tue Attorney General has recommen dedto
tGe President that pardons be to grantedS,
Hood OF South Carolina. A. Dupriest, of Cieor-
Gia aud Geo Holland OF North Carolina, who
are now serving ont terms in the Albany Pen
ittntiary for Ku-klux outrages.
4 NUMBER Of letters have been received in
Washington from Quakers and other friends
o. the Indian peace policy throughout the
country, asking Executive clemency in behalf
ct the Modoc Indians lately on trial for the
murder OF Gen. Candy. Many of these letters
lai-e the question that the trial Of the offend
cls vas illegal under the decision Of the Su-
lreme Court in the 1Iiihgan case that in civil
suits a military tribunal has no jurisdiction
Another question raised is that Gen. Candy
was killed while acting as a Peace Commits
sIoner and not a. an officer of the United
States Army III war. These questions will
come directly before the President for his ac-
ton.
4 STARVING and crazed mother in Louisville
drowned one OF her children that she might
provide for the rest.
FRANK KING, brakeman on the Belleton-
tame Railroad and a resident of indianapolis
wa Killed Monday, near Pendleton, while
coupling train
EaE free delivery system has been extended
la thirty-ouc cities by the Pust-c Depart
mrnt since tho 1t OF July
4 NETTING was held IN Boston, on Tuesday.
to listen TO explanations of the principles aud
purposes Of tire Farmers Oranges. There
was 2 small attendance OF business men and
others interested III the movement or Gesir-
eus Of learning It's objects
KANSAS has another horror. In a small
house near Lescy gnes, during Sunday nj hl /,
two women and Two children were consumed,
and all are believed to have been murdered
and the house fired, by the husband OF one OF
Che victims, named Keller.
FOUR men entered a street car, III Kansas
city, Sunday night and robbed a edtller of
e25 The deed was done in view Of the driver
and parties on the street.
CHICAGO had an unusual run of crimes and
casualties OH Monday. Malcolm McGregor,
White intoxicated, got into an alteration on
south Halsted street and was Hurled down q
hfght OF stains, sustaining injuries which will
prove fatal. officer VI. Cudmure attempted TO
arrest Iuftian and was shot through the
thigh by some of the fellow occomplices. His
wolnd is painful but not dangerous. Chas
Iorent9, in difficulty growing cut OF law
suit aud copious drauchts of lager. disem-
h1Wied John Van Toff,ller Tins affair oe-
cured on Fay street Finally police officer
attempted TO arrest a til-tapper and was fred
at, when he alss ssed and after careless
tlsilade IN WHICH 20 outsider was injured.
succeeded III capturing his man.
Tar new ship sterling. Captain Baker, bull
by +. Il. Sewdll. reported arrived at Liverpool,
August g made the passage from Bath Me,
to st. Stephens, n. s.. in twenty-!our hours
and from thence to Liverpool, IN seventeen
days
JEFFERSON DAVIS addressed the Southern
Historical Society at White Sulphur Springs.
on Monday, aud said, had they anticipated
what followed, they would never have sur
rendered.
4 E,If b,,t.. n
CRU law ami two children. At Twin Spring
LINN county, Kansas, SUNDAY, then covered
the bodies with straw and set them on fire.
rHE seventh annual reunion of the Army of
the Cumberland Will he heId at Pittsburg on
he 18th aud 18th OF September.
An outrageous assassination at Henderson.
Nv. occurred at halt-past eight, Monday
night Edward Callahan, twenty-three years
OF age, was sitting on the steps of the Presby-
shot hmm dead, the bali passing directly
through tie heart. There are no traces of
the murderer.
CAPT. CHRIsHoLM reports killing three In
dams aud capturing horses stolen July 18th
in New Mexico. Corporal Brattlings was re
ported killed. The Apaches refuse to give up
the notorious chief Saucha, and have de- to
the mountains.
PERRY HAAS, convicted rof the murder of
Martin Oberdorf. two years ago. com mltted
suicide IN the county jail at Saubur; Pa.
Abroad.
TIN Duke Charles Frederick August Will
liam, Of Brunswick, died of apoplexy at Gen