The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-01-18

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ence The attempt of Duval at self-destruc-
ton did not prove successful. He is expected
to recover.
EVERYTHING indicates an early and satisfac-
iory settlement of the land difficulties recent
Il so exciting along the line of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad on the Usage
lands.
FEUCBT & EyERICoRDT's grocery store, IN |
Memphis, was burned Sunday morning. Loss
about $40 600.
The machine shop of Mcdonald Sons. at
Lapier Michigan, were burned on Saturday
night. Loss $4,000.
A. T. STEWART fell on the steps of his resi-
dence in Fifth avenue, Saturday evening. dis
locating an ankle and breaking his leg.
THE trustees Of Columbia College have pur-
chased tract Of land at Fort Washington, IN
the upper part of New York city, whereon 1T
is expected the college Will be permanently
located
SIX PROFESSIONAL mines are announced to be
in the base ball field next season. The Boston
cub VIII include Gould, Rogers, the twe
Wrights, Barnes, Schaffer, Leonard, Spauld-
ing. with Hicks or Allison for catcher. Nc
Yey retires.
4 sToREHoUsE on Hamburg dock, Hoboken,
was robbed. on Friday night of four cases of
silks, and one case of foreign illustrated news
papers. Value ,000.
JUSTICE LAWRENCE, President of tn Cont
mental Lie Insurance Company, died sudden
" Saturday morning at his house in 4onkers.
VIZ ORION, after considerable negotiation,
has nc. sold to Whitlaw Reid 50 shares of the
100 constituting the capital stock Of the Tri'
bune Association, Tor large advance on the
price at which he purchased it. He retains
one share, and will be one Of the trustees Of
the Association.
THE remains of the bodies inferred on the
site Of Trinity Church, Boston, have al
been removed, the last casket having been
ta5en from there Sunday morning.
4 WATER main in Lowell, Mass. burst on
Sunday morning, flooding the cellars of one or
tao business houses, and cutting off the sup
ply of water.
DETROIT has purchased another pest-house
in view Of the spread of smallpox.
The steamboat Andrew Fletcher, belonging
to lhe New York Quarantine Department was
burned early Friday morning, while lying al
the Government dock at quarantine. Loss
SIS GOO
ing, Valentine Smith, brakeman. fell from
the TOP Of a freight train between two carl
and was killed A train following five minute.
tier dragged the body half mile, and eu
beth legs aud one arm off.
NABTIS NAEDERHY, resident OF Appleton
W.. was thrown from wagon down an EN-
bankment, by runaway team, on Thursday
and instantly killed.
Tine Hon. Columbus Delano has arrived a
Havana, Cuba.
\ FIRE at Evanston, IL, on Friday, destroy
cd the residences Of Philo Judson and I.
Phillips. Loss $50, COO
! NrMBER OF DISTINGUISHED New Yorker!
rendered Gov. Dix a public dinner prior to hi:
departure for Albany, but the General was
compelled to decline by reason of his ap
preaching departure for the State capital.
TIE lease ofz the "Old South Church :" edi-
fee and the vacant ground around it, to the
United States government, for the use of a
Post Office, runs for two years, and the rent
IS s230oo Der annum. The Standing Commit
tee OF the Society publicly announce thai they
viii sell the church editice to the Massachu-
aetts Historical Society at price to be fixed
by three DISTINGUISHED persons, to be kept for.
ever as historic building.
II. L. BRNNARD, Postmaster at Iowa Citv
Iowa, charged by his clerks with perjury au(
theft, confesses it, but pleads ignorance of tn,
postal laws. He will probably be indicted
HEAVY storms are reported in the Rock.
Mountains. By snow slide at Alta, Littl
Cottonwood, the buildings of the Emily Min
were carried away, and two men severely en-
and bruised. Two others were taken down i
the slide and not seriously injured.
BETHtL fair in Cincinnati lust closed
nettld $5S, 900.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN was arrested in Ne,
laIk, on Friday evening, and locked up in tn
station house, on bench warrant to answe
tbs charge Of publishing obscene literature.
SAMUEL q. Turner, prominent citizen G
Northern Pennsylvania, died at Wilkesbarre
on Friday morning.
JUDGE WILLIAM KELLOGG, an ex-Member {
Congress, died at Peoria, H., Friday after
noon.
THE Boston Beard OF Aldermen refuse to al
low Woodruff and Claflin to lecture in th,
city.
THE feeling at Fort Sully is that the onI
remedy fer the troubles with the Sioux is +
occupy the Bac~ Hills country with miners
Tie Indians al give accounts OF yonderfr
Eants'ct gold and silver in the hills, and 2
t1e hostile Indians will not permit frIen i
ones CT white men so there. il is but strono
hold fof hostile assassins that should h
broken M All demands for the surrender c
ting INDIANS guilty of these outrages are treat
81 with laughter and contempt BY tho chief
and warriors
\ LoNpoS telegram states that the rive
cam has overfowed the vicinity OF Cambridge
AID Tor miles Il is ike swamp, and the street
z tie city ale liooded. Brookside and Evnes
hurry aIe delused. The recent rainfall is es
Ilnated a fifty million tons of water.
toLcHEL hIcHARD II. WHEELER was kille
~ inc cars nc Bolton Notch. Connecticut. o,
S~"s-. Re commanded OHIO CAVIAR
Regiment during the war He was IS wear
ofaEe
GOULD proposes to settle the claims of thu
h5ls Railway Company against him by pawn.
o1e mi hen dollars.
HI ptoP.c Of St. Johns Valley. IooIe conn
~, C51h, have spent day in fasting anC
prayer tht tie Almighty be mercifuI to pre
fe4, the spread OF the smallpox.
tIE interior OF the building corner Drva,
aEa indiana streets, New Orleans. occupied b,
tle Shakespeare Club, was burned Tuesda,
night. Loss $50,OC0 partially insured il
home conraaics.
n FCRlte meeting has been held at Chevennt
70 eIEos.dan to the Fraposal to divide that