The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-15
THESUPERIOR TIMES
SUPERIOR, WIS.
THE N E w S.
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among the stockholders OF record April l, at
par. one share to be given for every three
haIes owned.
MAN named W. C. Rench, stove dealer
at Muncie, Ind. arrived at Hulfs Station, on
the QuiscY and st. Louis Railroad. few days
ago, and put up at the hotel. He disappear
ell next morning, leaving his baggage behind,
and letter stating he intended to drown HIM
self, since which no trace has been found of
him.
S. P. ROUNDS, of Chicago, has instituted pre-
ceedings against the Bullock Press Company,
IN the Circuit Court to recover S., 273
A GERMAN named Wnckler shot and killed
himself at Chicago on Wednesday.
The Chicago Evening Mail announces that
Major Woodbury. NJ. Taylor, late Clerk of the
Supreme Court for the Northern Grand Divis-
ion, has purchased an interest in that paper
aud takes charge of it as general editor.
Gov. HENDRICKS, while descending the steps
of his residence, at Indianapolis, on Thurs
day, slipped and fell, the back of bis head
striking the stone steps, infictiHg severe but
not dangerous injuries.
JOHN CARNEY and Patrick Quinn were burn
ed by Sulphur in Daniel Webstets colliery at
Shomakin, Pa. Carney died Quinn will pro-
badly recover.
The lover House in the Kansas Legislature
on Tuesday passed resolution consuming
York for making charges against members
and falling to sustain them also one dcc.ar-
ing Pomeroy unworthy of the confidence and
respect of the people. In the Senate reso-
luton eulogizing York and condenning Pome-
roy was passed by vote of Is to ID.
The Kansas City and Council Bluffs Railroad
has been mortgaged for eight million dollars,
to provide fund for the better equipments
OF the road, procure additional grounds, pay
floating liabilities and provide for contingen.
cies.
FIRE in Alton, ILL.,, on Tuesday night de-
stroyed the shoe store of Smith Bros, dry
goods store of Richard Fogg, and drug store
of H. W. Chamberlain. Loss from $4,000 to
SIT, 000-mostly insured.
Isaccordance with resolution of the Nc
Eaery Legislature, Governor McEnery, of
Louisiana, has issued a proclamation COM
handing the enrolment of all persons capa-
be of militia duty.
CAPT. JACK has started for place three
miles west OF his camp, at the south end of
1hule Lake, at which he is to meet the peace
commissioners.
Two passenger trains collided near Du-
buque during the snow storm of Wednesday.
Several persons were hurt, none seriously.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
for the Second Connecticut District nomi-
mated James E. English for Congress.
THE Republicans of Michigan have nomi-
mated Hon. Isaac ?. Christiancy, Of Monroe
for Judge OF the Supreme Court and Hons.
o. E. Walker, of Detroit, and A. ]. Cline, Re-
gents OF tie Michigan State University.
The aggregate of appropriations by the
tine ali the appropriation bills shall have been
passed, viii probably be one hundred and
ninety millions
THE national convention in behalf of a re-
li3ious amendment and the recognition of
Christian faith III the Constitution, met in New
York on Wednesday.
The Select Committee of the U. s. Senate,
appointed to investigate the charges against
curing h,s election to the Senate, find that 1.-THE
charges are not sustained and have so repol t.
ed to the Senate.
TdE jewelry establishment of Simon Lewen-
berg, in Detroit, was robbed of IS 600 worth
OF watches, rings, and articles o { jewelry gen
orally, on Monday night
SIX squares of frame structures were de.
stroyed by fire in New Orleans on Thursday
Loss S25o, 900.
The postmaster at New Orleans is charged
with embezzling SIS, 300.
The mill, Touring mill. single m il
and barn, owned by Alexander Farewell, few
miles from Lakeport, Mich, burned at an
early hour on Saturday morning. Loss s25,-
coo no insurance.
SNOW blockade existed in Massachusetts,
ON Monday.
THE Philadelphia Aims House contains over
1900 INN ties "a larger number than ever be.
fore known.
IT is stated that claims have been filed
against the estate of James Fisk, j., almost
equal in amount to its entire value
IT is stated that ex-Controler Connolly
viii shortly return to New York city, and that
his absence has been protracted because OF
i'll health.
SOME excitement was caused on Wall street
on Monday, by the announcement that the
-!eveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana
CENTRAL Railroad had PASSED into the hands
of the Atlantic and Great Western and Erie
abroad.
TT understood that Jesse George, of Phila
delphia, lately deceased, worth neary S4OO, 900
gave almost all of his property to charitable
institutions.
FIRE at Camden, N. j., destroye ed property
lued at s25, 900.
GoTrLItB X BEHREND's fancy dry goods
store IN Washington, was burned Sunday
night. Loss $4,000.
REV. THOMAS GUTHRIE, an English author Of
celebrity, is dead.
AT various points In New England on Mon
day, the thermometer indicated from 20 to 80
degrees below zero.
COMMODORE SELTRIDGE proposes to m AXE
his hae Of survey of the Darien expedition to
tue Boi2ya river, thence downward to the Al
ilato nver, which is regarded as more favora-
bic than tie line of last year
PASSENGER train on the Chicago and Alton
Railroad WAS thrown from the track bv a
broken rail Monday morning, near Towanda.
One brakeman jumped from the tram and
was instantly killed. The engineer and fire.
man We're badly bruised, but the passengers
escaped.
JUDGE JAMES WARD, an old aud weIl-known
clIaen of Illinois, died on Monday at his home
III Gnggsville, Pike county.
At lorkyille. on Sunday, Miss Elizabeth L
] Guinness, a beautiful and accomplished
young lady was burned 10 deaf in conse-
qdence of her clothing taking fire while she
was preparing breakfast.
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