The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-29

ginius affair. and regards the integrity OF
Spanish territory az essential.
COSTELLO, commander of the Tornado, III |
his report of the chase and capture OF the VIZ |
ginius says "The enthusiasm OF the ere"
simply battles description when success
crowned our efforts. The prisoners were
treated with such consideration as their char
acter deserved, and the necessity OF Their safe
keeping demanded, in addition to the severe
| lesson given to the enemies of Spain" The
capture has made the inhabitants OF Santiago
delirous with enthusiasm.
A COTTON MILL pear Manchester, England,
was dest owed by fire on the 18th inst, Loss
$5O0000.
TIE London Daily News expresses the hope
| that the British aud american governments
will act together II the settlement of the Nr-
einius affair with Spain.
THE Diaries Espansl, organ OF the Aphon-
lists, and hostile to the present ministry, adj
vises the government to send General Sickles
his passports.
A DISPATCH fl ON Alden says the Turkish gov
eminent has withdrawn its roops from the
scene of the recent conflict III Arabia, and
peace has been restored.
~.
nomination for the western district of To
ronto, Ont on the ground that it would be
unfair to his Kingston constituents to leave
them.
The Patrie reports that plot Tor the estab-
) Iishment of a Commune or Legions, has been
| discovered and several arrests made.
INFORMATION has been received at the Can
adam Department oil Justice that IA true hlll
} for murder has been found by the grand jury
of Manitoba against Riel and Lepine-
The Dominion is reported to have lntorma-
ton of serious disturbances among the In
dians.
INTELLIGENCE has been received of a serious
conflict in Damascus, daring which III
d. unity was offered to the British flag. The
d British Consul demanded reparation, which
was refused.
: ApvrcEs from Rio de Janeiro to October
/ 23d have been received. The smallpox pre-
: walls to a great extent at Rio. Business il
d coffee is at a standstill, and an immense stool
u is accommodating.
{ The revolution in Paraguay has been sup
l pressed 1t is thought General Mltre Catel
ran viii be the next President of the Argen
Il tines.
/ The Spanish loan has reached the loves
e figure touched on the London market.
The Daily News CLondon) in an editorial Of
/ the prospect Of annexation of Cuba to thu
Il United States. says the execution of the Vir
u ginus' captives virtually decided the fate o
/ the island. The other London journals ar,
u of similar tenor.
l. THERE are lumors that Ministerial crlsi
n is impending at Madrid in consequence O
u the Virginius affair but their truth is dene'
in official quarters.
The American Consul, in his efforts to sto
- The execution of the Yirginius captives, is re
=, ported to have been grossly insulJed by Gen
~ Buriel, who yelled at him and otherwis
It treated hlm disrcspectlulIy. The Britis
u Consul made an Intellectual protest against III
!, executions, Sixteen of the victims are re
III ported to have been British subjects
A DISPATCH from Cartagena says the insur
gent fleet is making preparations to leave tn
= harbor, and hopes to escape the vigilance o
- the government squadron.
II Is reported that another battle has take1
place between the Cariists and Republicans
. again resulting in a great victory for tn
- former The Republicans are said to hav
: lost 300 men, and the CaIlists 200.
HERE Was a serious rot ON Tuesday, at
e meeting in favor of homo rule in Kilkenny
:" Ireland. The mob stoned the police, VIII
> charged upon them ana made several arrest,
~ The Prussan Diet opened Thursday Hon
- CompenhausoD, Vice-President of the mini;
y try, read the royal speech, which is moderat
IN tone, and mainly devoted TO local sui