The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-08
2rick Douglas, on ac.

! STATUE to the memory of the late General
Thomas will be composed, in part, of the
brass of discarded cannon.
A GERMAN named Iatman died near Pekin,
ILL.,, on Tuesday, from the effects of freezing
his feet cne day last week.
A SHEEP DRovER named John Ennis, kicked
his wife to death, in Westchester county. n.
Y, on Tuesday
GEORGE p. HAUGHEY, President of the In
dlanapolis National Bank, has telegrphed to
Vice President Coltax that he distinctly re-
| raembered a conversa,on he had with the Vice
President in the summer of 1853, in which
the latter mentioned the fact that friend had
given him 81 600 Tor the purpose of paying his
campaign expeDses, and that the money had
been turned over by HIM to A. Fl. Como +
then Chairman OF the Republican State Cen
trail Committee.
A MAN named Parker was lynched Tuesday
| by being hung from the river bridge, between
Orleans and Paoli, Orange county, Indiana,
for outraging the person of young girl the
day before. This bridge is the one upon
which three other villains had expiated their
crimes in a similar manner about year ago
| Abroad.
DUBLIN kilograms state that Bishop Dug
| gan, of Clonfert, aud Rev. Mr.. GUN, have
| heen acquitted of the charge of using spiritual
| influence 10 IL timi late voters III the Galway
! parliamentary election.
A DECISION has been rendered in the case OF
| Prince Napoleon against ex-Minister La Frone
for alleged Illegal expulsion from France. The
court declared its ineompetency to try the
case, and ordered tIe plaintiff to pay the
| costs
HE estimated expenditures of the English
army for the fiscal year 1873 : "a, form tota
OF 500, OO0OO0, which is reduction of, 50, 0O0,.
900 from those OF the current year
| AN explosion occurred on Tue sday, in d Goa
mine at Jalkathe Hill, Stafordshira. while the
men were at work. Between thirty and fort
miners are reported killed. \ fire which
broke ont after the explosion was with diff
Guilty extinguished.
A ST, PETERSBURG correspondent Of the
North German Gazette states that the expe
dictionary force to Khiya does not exceed sew
| en- thousand men.
OK Friday night the garrison for Fort T. sae
Metamoras, became dissatisfied with thei
treatment and long arrears of pay, and de
serted IN body, dragging the guns of the
fort outside, and dlscharging them. T /
men, two hundred i'll number, took all thei,
arms.
The Empress Of Japan recently gave audi
ence to Mrs. DeLong and Madame Butzoor
wives respectively of the American and Rus
sian Ministers. Her Majesty expressed her
self delighted at being allowed to bestow sucl
honor.
Much political disquict has occurred N
Japan. On the 26th Of December last, nearly
5000 men assembled, attacked and DESTROYED
the village of Tunis. Some of the wealth,
families then visited the village of Zandoziki
and when the principal officers Of Owaki ant
hen hlnsen, went to them and attempted t.
reason with the leaders, they would hear tc
nothing, but wounded some and killed others
HE streets OF Yokohama are to be Lighted
with gas, the funds for the purpose being
raised by voluntary taxation.
SENIOR CASTELAR, has sent a dispafch /,
Spanish residents OF Paris which clearly init
mates that the new Government is resolved
not to part with Cuba, and to keep the Span
l5h ffaG on portion Of American territory a,
a pledge OF the perpetual union OF the old ano
new world.
HE news of the abdication of King Anna
deus and the proclamation of the Spanish Re
public, when published in Havana. had tb,
| effect OF unsettling business, and OF advancing
the premium for gold to % per cent There
were no sellers. Gen. CebelIos has issued 3
proclamation enioninc obedience To the GOV
eminent proclaimed by the Cortes
II is stated King Victor Emmanuel, being
opposed to his sons abdication, at first re
fused to consent to the return of Amadeus t,
Italy, but afterward sent word that on refec
ton he had relented and would be glad to re
| eelve his son.