The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18

sumo their regular trips on Monday. The In
ternational bridge at Buffalo will be completed
on the 27th after which trains can pass be-
tween Canada and the eastern and western
states.
FOUR companies of the Eighth, and six
companies of the Ninth infantry, in command
of L,eHt. Col. Bradley, arrived at 1ankton by
boat, from the Northern Pacific survey. Satur-
day, en- route for Omaha. In transferring to
another boat. private Hennessy, of Co. &C."
Eighth infantry, fell overheard, and was
struck by the wheel and killed.
The Cincinnati Board of Trade Monday
adopted resolution tavoring repeal of all
usury laws, Per cent interest in tie absence
of contract, and the modification of the ma
tlonal banking law so as to allow every assoc
citation having $4,000 of government bonds,
the right to dt post some aud receive national
! bank notes. under a restriction rendering bill
holders secure, as under the present system.
| FIFTEEN yellow fever interments at Shreve-
port on Sunday, aud sixteen on Monday.
| SUBSCRIPTIONS for the relief of the yellow
fever sufferers at Memphis and Shreveport
are being made Ill all OF the leading cities of
| the United States.
! A COMMITTEE OF Galveston ard Houston
Texas, to be the genuine yellow fever forty
cases are reported in all.
| The Treasury Department is now paying
persons who were employed Ill taking the
| United States census III the Southern States
| in 1860, just previous to the breaking out OF
the war, and who were deprived of their
money on that account. Already S67, 619 have
been paid to such employees, in sums from $50
to $500.
The President has requested the Secretary
of War to direct the Commissary General to
send ten thousand rations to Memphis for the
relief of the yellow fever sufferers.
| THREE ruffians named Henry Clay, Edward
Current and Matt. Current murdered Deputy
| Marshal w. A. Burton, at Paris Ky, on Mon
| day.
THIRTy-sEvE yellow fever inerments q
| Memphis, Monday.
THE President has signed the commissions
of Edward C. Negley, postmaster at Pitts
burg, and Josiah E. West, postmaster at St
Cloud, Mimi, and appointed Philip Allen, il
postmaster at Mineral Point. WIS, uice PHILIP
Lawrence, suspended.
DONALDSON, the aeronaut, made balloon
ascensirn from the Capitoline grounds il
Bros klyn, early Monday morning, with The
avowed purpose of crossing the Atlantic He
| took with him as companions George Wash
ingtcn Eunt and Alfred Ford. When the air
ship reached Canada, III the northeastern cor
ner of Connecticut, it was caught in q violent
| storm. and being near the earth Prof Don.
aldson and his friends jumped out and per
mitted the balloon to escape.
A FIRE W ednesday night at Toledo. dc
stroyed D. n. Trowbrid9e Il Sons barrel and
staye factory. Loss $4,000. Another, Thurs
day morning, burned the manufactures o.
Osborne, Chase Swayne, Toledo Pump Com.
pany, and Russell & Thayer's novelty works
Loss about $4,000
ROBERT BIGsBY, the English writer, is dead
On the 23d of August several shocks OF
earthquake were felt in Guatemala, causing
great ALARM but no damage.
Hon. JOHN Il, BALDWIN, formerly Speaker OF
| the Confedel ate House OF representatives
died at Stanton, Va. Tuesday
| A DISPATCH from Portland, Oregon saws
work on the Northern Pacific Railroad is not
suspended and 1t is expected ears will be run
| ming to Tacoma this autumn.
| ahsos.ss,
| II is reported that the crops have failed IN
Hungary, and that famine prevails in some
| sections.
| DISPATCH from Alexandria, Egypt, saws a
financial panic prevails Ill that city Money
Ievery scarce. No failures yet reported.