The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16
TuE new Cnnrt House and iail at Richmond

tened the gates, sent for Judge johnson TO
Cambridge, and got a temporary injunction
restraining the order. In the meantime bells
were rung cannon fired, and the whole COM
munity in the vicinity of Centervllle gathered
at the Court House, and the widest excite
ment prevailed for time. The wagons were
finally unloaded and returned to Richmond
empty, and the excitement quoted down.
THE distance from st. Louis to New York is
now made in thirty-eight hours by fast
train on the Toledo, Wabash and Western
road.
The Ku-klux in Owen and Henry counties,
K, are again getting very bold.
PRIZE fight between Jack Boyland and
Peter Crocker took place on Long Island on
Monday, the former being severely punished
J.C WRIGHT, a well-known druggist of ST.
Louis, was found dead in his bed on Monday
morning.
SOME few weeks sine a negro man attempt
ed to commit rape on the person of young
white lady in ElkhOTn township, near Frank
tort, Kv.. and lett the county. Saturday
night he returned. During the night body
of men attacked him, firing upon and instantly
killing him.
Two sons of David Kendall, a highly respect
able citizen Of Henry county, Tenn, aged
eighteen and twenty-one, were drowned in
West Sunday, last Saturday, while bathing.
A FIRE in Sumpter street. Brooklyn, Tues
day, burned the Turn Halle and adjoining
houses. Loss $50, coo: partly insured.
On Wednesday last, James nj. Coulson, re-
porter of the New York Herald, was assigned
to visit the steamer City of Chester, lying in
the North River. Since that time he had not
been heard of until Monday, when intelligence
was received that his body had been found in
the East River. Coulson was formerly con
nected with the Chicago Times.
Col. A. Nj. YORK has received intelligence
| that more bodies have been discovered at the
| Bender graveyard, and that 10 clue to the
whereabouts of the Bender's can be found
| In Poplar Bluff, Butler county, Mo-, thirty
deaths from cholera have occurred in a popu-
! ation of 500.
Two deaths at Evansville, Ind, are reported
| from cholera, among the working mill hands
with two cases that will probably terminate in
death.
| john A. BETS, real estate agent Of Brook
| Ign, has failed, owing to connection with the
|
Company. Liabilities 500, 900.
A DISPATCH from St. Joseph, Mo, says that
the Texas cattle fever prevails violently IN
| NOdaway county, and the people have refused
| to let Kansas cattle land from the cars. The
| disease row prevails in Nodaway, DeKalb,
Caldwell and Davess counties, i'll the north
western part of the state, and the loss has al
ready been heavy.
AT Camp Grant in Arizona, private Murphy
of Company NJ, 5th Cavalry, was shot and
killed by the camp butcher, Crophy, a few
days since. Crophy gave himself up.
| H. HoFFs, of Wisconsin, was drowned at
Newport Beach, Friday morning. He was a
student at Newton Seminary His affianced
witnessed the drowning, and her uncle nearly
| persisted III his eff. rs to save him.
The Hoboken Savings Bank suspended
| payment Friday afternoO1, under the pres
sure of two days run. The defalcation of
Klenen, ASCENDING cashier, is discovered to
be $50, 600.
FRIDAY afternoon a freiGht-tran ran into
the rear of a gravel train near Mineral Point.
on the Plttsbarg & Cornellsvile Railroad.
killing John Lyndon and injuring three 9th
ers, all laborers.
SOME two months since, DR. Alfred, n promi-
nent citizen of Mercer county, Ky, was muir
dered in his own house by negro. The muir
derer flad TO Pennsylvania, where few days
ago he was captured and brought back to Ken
lucky. From developments made since the
arrest it is suspected that Mrs. Alfred was ac-
cessory TO her husbands murder
Abroad.
A DUEL was fought Wednesday III Paris be-
tween NJ. Herde, editor of the Journal de
Paris, and NJ. About, a well-known author
The latter was slightly wounded in the Fight
hapd.
POWDER magazine in Valencia, Spain, ex-
ploied Tuesday, killing and woundng great
number of Carlists.
The insurgents at Cadlz have surrendered
to the National troops.
THE Constitutional gives a favorable ac
count of the harvest prospects in France.
There has been a marked Improvement in the
appearance Of crops, and there is a promise of
abundant harvest and of excellent quality.
IN oil fire at Hunters Point, n. Y. Tuesday.
destroyed $1,000 worth of property.
The Germans have captured two insurgent
frigatos in the harbor of Malaga
TIE British House of Commons has passed
the bill granting the Duke OF Edinburg an al
lowance of 1925, 600 on his marriage
A CARLIsT force of one thousand strong at
tackled Portugalite, seven miles from Biboa
Friday morning. The garrison made a vigor-
Gus and successful defense. The CarIists were
defeated with heavy loss, and driven over the
Galindo River.
PnINCE JEROME NAPOLEON has officially
asked for restoration to his rank in the army
as General of Division. No reply has been
given him.
In the barracks in the suburbs of Vienna
there have been IN one day as many az 200
cases of cholera, and 80 deaths The ravages
of the disease have become so extensive that
the Government has been compelled to order
the removal of the troops to Bruck, small
town tWenty-three miles southeast of Vienna
In Vienna the number OF deaths from cholera
is reported at twenty per day.
TIE South American mail steamer has ar
rived with dates from Rio Janeiro to the 7th
inst. A decree has been promulgated at Rio
declaring Protestant marriages indissCluble
unless declared otherwise by competent legal
tribunals. The bin for the organization of
the National Guard was before the Chamber
of Deputies on the third reading.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT HORROR