The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-22
THE SUPERIOR TIMES
SUPERIOR, WIS.
THE N e w S.
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tue Union Manufacturing Company, at Tole-
do, was Destroyed by FIRE Monday morning, to-
gether with Its contents. The loss is $50 600
insurance, $4,000.
ALEXANDER KIRKLAND, one of the Oldest
merchants of Baltimore and head OF the house
of Kirkland, Chase & Co., died in that city on
Saturday.
II chemical manufaetory OF Jacob Elias,
in Williamsburg, was burned on Tues Law
evening, together with several frame dwell
ings adjoining. LESS $4,000.
THE destruction by fire of the residence of
j. J. Fritz, near Lucas, Ohio, IS announced
Loss $50, 600.
FREDERICK II. ADAMS, engaged in the coal
aud wood business with Charles 2. Lyle, who
has been missing for six weeks, was found
dead III a barn on the Tiff farm, near Buffalo,
a few days since. Part of his ears and nose
had been Snawed off by rats.
THE Senate of Arkansas has passed bill Of
the House granting a general amnesty to C.
L. Fitzpatrick, for killing Sheriff Murray, OF
Mississippi. =
HABRIE q. GRIFFITHs, a well known journal
Isl, died II Chicago Wednesday, aged twenty
eight. He has been for several years connect
cd with the city press, and was ON the staff Of
the Boston Journal in 1871.
Col. VIM. II. HOPKINS, of Washington tou
~, Penn, member Of the general constite-
tional convention, and Tor years an active
member Of the Democratic party, died in
fIttsburg on Wednesday.
HE Indiana Senate passed a concurrent
resolution instTucting Senators and Repre-
sentatlves III Congress to oppose the passage
OF bill by Congress to compel publishers of
weekly newspapers to prepay postage within
the counties where published
W. L. LoCKHARD, doorkeeper of the Indiana
House OF Representatives, died OF small. pcx
Wednesday morning.
Tue General Assembly Of Virginia Ihas
passed resolution to appoint Joint commit
teeto make arrangements to receive President
Grant IN such manner as shall comport with
the dignity Of the commonwealth The Civ
Council OF Charleston, S. c., have extended an
invitation to President Grant to visit that
city,
FIRE in Mason, Tenn, on Tuesday, de
stroyed motel, the dry goods stores of u. ID.
Aires, G. McClay & Bros, and J. Fisher &
Bto. Loss $4,000 insurance s. 900
IHE first number of the new illustrated
New York evening paper, the Graphic, ap-
reared on Tuesday, and very large edition
was sold. Some OF the pictures have been
carefully elaborated, and ale tair, but the en-
cravings intended to represent current events
CT the day arc poorly conceived, and SO badly
printed That they are but little better than
hluJs. The attempt to give the news resulted
III mess, and, on the whole, the beginning
OF this novel experiment is weak.
IHE Omaha cXpIess from Chicago was
dltched near Chelsea, Iowa, on Tuesday. Sev
eial passen@ RS sustained bruises.
GEN. j. Ii. HAwLEY has been unanimously
fenominated for Congress by the Republicans
OF the first Connecticut district. S. p. Ken
dan is his opponent
BRIGHAM Young has left Salt Lake CITY for
a tour ct the northern part of the territory.
REPRESENTATIVES, of a number Of conner
manufacturers met i'll Baltimore Wednesday
aud resolved to make no c iange III the price
Of manufactured copper.
CHiNAMAN at Stockton. California, was
caught III belt in paper mill and dragged
through hole five inches in diameter over \
pulley His jaw was cut, both arms severed.
and his ribs broken aud body badly bruised.
but It IS believed the man will recover.
JOHN CHAPMAN, While attempting to Jump on
moving tram on the Iron Mountain Railroad
IN South st. Louis, missed his foothold. fell
between the cars, and was run over and killed.
JAMES ID. PAGE has been arrested at Vallejo
California. charged with interceptIno and
opening letters from Charles ". Russell nm
der sentence OF death for the murder of Croft
Il. The letters were addressed to Warren
Halov.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx left Washington for
South Bend on Tuesday evening. The ciij
Zens OF South Bend will give him an ovation.
1r Is rumored that Illinois viii have Cab
met position. The only immediate change in
the Cabinet viii be in tho Secretaryship of the
treasury, should the present incumbent be
elected to the Senate of the United States.
IL regard to the Senatorial election in Mas
s2ehusetts next Tuesday, Secretary Boutwers
friends admit that there Will be a majority IN
the State Senate against him, brt thew claim
that his vote in the House Will be so LARGE as
torender his election certain on Wednesday
When both branches Of the Legislature assem-
c ia JOINT convention.
IHE /. and c. Railroad accident Tuesday
Afternoon, twelve miles west Of Cincinnati
consisted III the collision Of two freight trains.
Inc almost total destruction of two locomo.
tives and the loss of seven loaded freigbt cars
ny burning loot up an estimated loss of abont
$4,000 Three horses penshed IN one car.
Another contained cattle, and another was
loaded with whisky
JAY COOKE, MCCULLoUGH & Co. OF London
telegraph that they have sustained no loss or
liability to loss through the forgeries referred
TO IN press kilograms. So far as understood.
the bank of England appears to be the only
loser by The forgerics, the precise nature and
extent OF which have not been made known
by the banks. The above firm have also re-
ceIyed dispatches from London warning all
dealing IN foreign exchange to be aware of
forged bills IN circulation.
RETURNS from the Arkansas election on
Monday are very mcaSer, though there seems
10 be no doubt of the ratification of the con-
itutional amendment doing away with dis
reimbursement.
inE 9th regiment of New York, Commanded
by Charles S. Spencer, and the 2nd Conuecti-
ent regiment, which was escorted from New
YORK by tie 9th regiment, arrived in WASH
in9tal too late for the Inauguration cere-
monies. The parade was over when thew
reached the capital.
Tar steamer Palestine sunk in the Tennes
see river, on Tuesday night with valuable
Cargo.