The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-01-11
THE N EWS.
At Home.

McKeehan, in Avondale, near Cincinnati, was
burned on Friday. Loss $40, 0O0.
HAY press with two hundred tons of hay,
was burned at Joliet, ILL.,, on Thursday night
also two cars of oats.
JOHN GREEN has been arrested in ST. Louis
on charge of robbing Mr.. Holbrook, of
Cairo, of 81 ,0C0 seven years ago.
The political difficulty in Alabama is about
to be settled by the resignation of both fac
tons OF the Legislature.
HE ship Gustave, belonging to Nantes, has
been lost at sea with all on board.
The Judiciary Committee has agreed to re-
port bill for the increase of the Presidents
salary to $4,000 per annum.
1t is reported that the employees OF all
English railway companies will strike on the
second of January.
A Boston despatch says that on Thursday
at the Hoosic Tunnel an opening was effected
into the center shaft. Workmen passed from
one section into the other,
LADY DoUGHTY, who was prominent wit
ness in the Tichborn case, is dead.
II is feared that the steamship Commander,
hence for Queenstown, November I'd, with
cargo of corn has foundered.
\ WASHINGTON dispatch says that over five
hundred letters have been addressed to the
Chief Justice concerning the place of Marshal
of the Supreme Court, resigned by r. c. Par
sons.
An incipieDt in5ul rection in the suburbs of
Madrid ON Wednesday evening, was queled
after twenty persons had been killed and
wounded.
SECRETARY DELANo has gone to Cuba.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has ap
pointed Thomas ?. Fallman receiver OF the
scandinavian National Bank of Chicago.
The President sent the following nomina-
tons to the Senate on Friday b. W. B~isbers
Consul at Verviers, France James Wright,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Montana.
The following to be second leutenants III the
army " II. Kell, of Ohio E. B. Pratt, OF
Michigan, and R. II. l.. Alexander, of Ken
tacky.
GEORGE Price, whom nobody seems to
know and who is believed to have sailed for
Europe, has made mortgages and deeds of
property which he did now own, IN Hudson
COUNTY, New Jersey, to the amount of $780,
600. and caused them to be recorded.
AMONG the combinations by the Senate, on
Friday, were the following: Indian Agents
Benjamin Thomas, Southern Apache agency,
New Mexico; j. II Williams, Yakoma agency
Washington Territory; Jared W. Daniels Red
Cloud agency; L. Q. Dyer, klamoth agency,
Oregon; W. d. Crothers, Mouquis Puebla
agency, Oregon; James Wright, to be Superin-
tendeut of Inlian affairs i'll Montana.
THF Gettysburg Battle field Memorial Asso.
citation las resolved to proceed at once to the
erection q two memorial monuments-one On
McKnishts Hill-indicating the position
Of the Union arms, the right of the
First Division of the First Corps; the other on
Great Flat Rock, on Culp'5 Hill, indicating the
position of the Union left, the Second Division
Of the Twelfth Corps. The material will be
native granite from the battle field.
Two other wills of Horace Greeley, have
been discovered, one bearing date 1857, and
the other 1861.
THE funeral of the late Edwin Forrest will
take place in Philadelphia on Monday.
PROF. STOWE, husband of Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe. is again seriously i'll.
MOVEMENT has been initiated in Brooklyn
establishing a system of cheap eating houses
for working classes of both sexes.
THE Herald publishes a card from Samuel
the report that his wish to obtain Greelevs
big share of the Tribune stock is at the bottom
OF his desire to see the provisions of the will
or 1871 carried out, and that as far as he
knows all friends are working in harmony.
SECRETARY FISH on Friday telegraphed to
Minister Marsh to otify the Italian Govern
ment that steamers crowded with destitute
Italians continue to arrive here, under prom
iSes of work with high wages and that it is
then duty to officially stop the imposition, and
counsel persons contemplating emgrating
against extavagant stories about high wages
with little work in America.
ONE HUNDRED Warmothltes threatened to Wis
Washington and champion their cause before
the President, but Attorney General Williams
teleSraphed them to remain at home, saving
that the Presidents decision is made. and
Will not be changed and the sooner it is ac-
quiesed in the sooner good order and peace
will be restored.
Ar Columbus, Ohio, on Friday evening, a
fallen woman named Sarah Clark went into a
solcon to get drink and fell dead from heart
disease.
The Stanton ruby will be sent to the Grown
jewelier Of London. 1t is now claimed TO be
worth $4,000.
THE gas Stokers of Chicago threaten to
strike on account of an attempt to reduce
their wages
FIVE pilots lett SmithviIle, Dol, IN boat to
reach some vessel in the otfing, but when well
out to sea the boat disappeared, and nothing
has since been heard of the occupants.
ADvIcEs from Virginia state that three incnes
OF snow fell on Tuesday night and Wednes-
day. The tall Is the heaviest in years.
THE Modere Indilns have retreated to
NnEhts Gave, southwest side OF Tule Lake.
Oregon with children and squaws. They
have lald IN great supply oi provisions. The
cave is situated on high table laud The IN
der ground entrance is ntrrcw aud easily
guarded. 1t Is calculated 30 Modero warriors,
and number ct Pirt RIVER and Piutes with
them are fortified there Fourteen settlers
have beel killed IN tie war so far Henry
Miller was tortured to death About 80 Mo
deros have been killed. Six hundred troops
are IN The field at the present time, besides
volunteers
ZEE senate IN executive session on Wedues-
DAY, confirmed the following nominations /:
NaTd Hunt, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court ot the United States, vice Samuel Mel
son, resigned Samuel f. Phillips. Solicitor
General Of the United States, vice a. H. Bis
tow, resigned \ B Judd Collector Of Gus
toms at Chicago Consuls-Lucius Fairchid
L,yeIp ol; 5. W Dobray, Fayal; Lorenzo