The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-22

A YOUNG man named Anderson has been ar
rested at Rushville, Indiana, for the murder
of John Hatfield.
The schooner st. Mark, of st. Pierre, was
caught IL It's passage from st Pierre to Syd-
ney, N. b., and knocked about for nearly two
months, aud finally sunk twenty-ffv miles
east of Cape North. Twelve men are known
| to have been drowned.
CHARLES BAcHE, driver of the reel of steam
| fire engine, III Louisville, died on Monday at
/ ternoon OF wound received from pistol in
the hands of William Porter, Sheriff of the
Ninth ward polls, at the election on Saturday
THE municipal election in Des Moines, Iowa,
on Monday, was carried by the Republicans
! Icy handsome majority.
TIE splendid yacht Calypso, of the New
| York Yacht Club, and owned by John Jacob
| Aston, Of New York. was damaged to the ex-
tent Of So, 600 one night last week
Mrs. ENlAw fell upon an icy sidewalk in
Grand Haven, and was fatally hurt
RESOLUTIONS was offered in the Ohio Leg
islature. Wednesday, asking their representa-
tlyes IN Congress 10 endeavor to secure an
amendment to the Constitution, providing for
the election Of United States Senator's by the
| people at large.
ALLEN JONES, boohkeeper of the Southern
Bank of Georgia, is defaulter to the amount
of $50, 600
| LINCOLN, ILL.,, was on Wednesday The scene
OF another great conflagration, which the
smouiGerlng runs of twelve frame buildings
now attest. The loss on the buildings is al
most total
ANOTHER fire has occurred in Listowell, Can
| ada, destroying block of stores. Loss $40
! 600.
| New placer gold mines have been discover
ed near San Diego, California.
MEMBERS of President Grants Cabinet. on
| Tuesday, verbally rendered their designations,
but none were accepted.
| PRESIDENT GRANT has promoted Levi p
| Luckey, OF Illinois, to be his private Secreta-
| ry c. c. Griffin, assistant private Secretary :
and O. L. Prudeh executive clerk. These pro-
motions are in accordance with the principle s
of civil service reform.
A WASHINGTON telegram states that MANY
members, after making a popular record for
| themselves in the House against an increase
OF their salaries, used their influence in the
| SIhaot w stIuiS tuC inCtGdSe. M6mberS-elcCt
worked to the same end.
! A sCAFFoLD on the new national bank build-
ing, at Lawrence, Kan, gave way Tuesday.
carrying down with it two painters named
Clay ana Shepard, distance of 60 feet. CLAY
was instantly killed, and Shepard died soon
after.
STEWART, ''the contumacious Witness was
released on Saturday, in accordance with the
vote of the House. He proposes to sue the
Speaker and Sergeant-at-Arms of the House
for false Imprisonment, thus bringing the
question of the power Of Congress before the
| Supreme Court.
The Arkwright Mill and village, of Provi-
dence, II. J., were sold at auction, "Wednesday.
| to Henry Howard, for sos, 900.
The window-blini mandatory of D. Purdv
& Son, in Brooklyn, was burned on Saturday
evening, Loss $40 600
GEN. Crook says the backbone of the Indian
war in Arizona is broken.
| FIRE In Boston, last week, DESTROYED Geo.
| A. Summit s mattress factory corner of Hano-
yer and Blackstone streets. Three girls
Mary Babb, Aun McDonough, and lizzie
| Hanks were burned to death and Mary Moore
dangerously injured by jumping from the
| burning building. The falling walls killed
John Prince, jr., James Starps, and b. 2
| Stowel, hremen, and seriously injured seven
| teen other persons. The building was man
| trap.