The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28

| CHAs GANNEN, German, shot himself, at
Indianapolis Monday, and died two hours
after.
| THE cholera is on the increase in Nashville,
mostly among the colored people.
THE Norwegian bark Aspo, from Havana
for Havre, arrived at Fortress Monroe, Mon
| day, with yellow fever on board. One man
died on the passage. The Captain and three
men have the fever, but are recovering.
! ABOUT three weeks since Joe Woods, col
ored ravished a white woman, widow, and
knocked her on the head with an axe, in
Rutherford county, Tennessee. Saturday
night a party of fifty men took Woods and
hung him. The lady has died.
| Miss LYDIA MANNING and a Miss Brown were
drowned in Cedar river, at Cedar Falls, Iowa,
on last Thursday. They were bathing, when
Miss Brown ste pped into hole, and scream
ed, frightening Miss Manning so that she fell
| forward in tit or swoon.
REWARD of $4,000 is offered for the capture
of Horton, the forger
DURING dispute over a game of cards, III
Baltimore, Saturday night Charles Scott, col
ored fatally stabbed Thos. Rosbe, colored.
Scott was arrested.
MORTALITY Is increasing IN Memphis.
| Twelve interments Saturday. against seven
teen the day before.
| LANEr, a Frenchmap, and Alex. Snaer, "a
| colored Justice of the Peace, we're brutally
| murdered in their store, five miles from New
Iberia, La, Friday night The store was
robbed and burned, by three negroes
number of citizens have gone in pursuit of the
murderers.
A MAN in Geneva, Ill, undertook to cross the
track IN front of train, with fatal results to
| his horses and buggy.
PRESIDENT GRANT has accepted the invita-
ton Of the centennial commission to partici-
| pate on the approaching Fourth of July, in
| the ceremonies attending the transfer OF the
grounds in Paramount Park, Philadelphia, to
the commission TOR the exhibition IN 1876.
| LARGE meeting of farmers and labOring
men was held at Shesyille, Ind, on Satur-
| day. Several addresses were made, and reso-
buttons condomning the salary grabbers,
road monopohes, and monied arstOcracy, were
unanimously adopted.
| OS Friday evening, DR.. Lewis, a physician
OF GAINESVILLE, o., learned that Thomas Smith,
a married man, having three children, had
taken daughter of Lewis in his buggy, and
left town, Lewis followed and overlook them,
and shot Smith, besides beating him severe
!y. He is expected to recover. Lewis was
arrested.
The secretary of the Navy says that from
the testimony ELECTED. he is confident that
the separation of the Polaris from the recently
rescued members of her crew was purely acct
| dental, and that Captain Hall died natural
| death.
| OVER al, 900 immigrants have arrived at
New York since January l.
| FL. b. BIGELOw's iron works, Ill New Haven
Conn, was destroyed by fire on Sunday last.
Loss 100000 insurance $4,000.
TIE Modoc captives number 156.
CHANGES are soon to be made i'll bout twen-
/ ty consuates in order that southern men
may be appointed to them, the President hav-
ing recently expressed his desire to give office
to a large number Of his southern political
| friends.
| TwENTY-foUR deaths from cholera in Mem
| phis on Tuesday
Abroad.
| II Is announced that the French minister
of finance will prosecute Gustave Courbet
for the recovery of a sum expended by the
! government In the reconstructure of the Ven
| dome column. Courbet was the chief in
strumeut of the Commune in destroying the
| column.
HENRI RocIEFoRT is to be transported from
France to New Caledonia.
THE restored president of Panama. is frater-
nizing with the leaders OF the revolution that
banished him, and drowning cnmitv in cham
+I,a-n =;
at each other. few days ago, are now drink
| ing each others health
Don ADELNO BALLEvIAN has been elected
| Constitutional President of Bolivia. to fill
| the unexpired term of the late President Nor
| ales.
| A FRENCH teamer arrived at Havana, YES
| terday, with five hundred Cinnamon on board.
During the passage there were 1S5 deaths.
JUDGE JOHNSON has been appointed to the
Lieut.. Governorship of Novia Scotia, made
vacant by the death of the late Joseph Howe.
The people of Valparaiso ana Southern
Chill have been frightened by several shocks
OF earthquake. Much damage has been done
and some lives lost.
The second cable from the coast of earn
well to Spain has been opened, This increase
|
| led to reduction in the tariff
The bill for the suppression of religious
| corporations has passed both Houses of the
Italian Parliament
| HE steamship Great Eastern is now en-
gagged IN laying cable from Valentia, Ire
| land to Sidney.
| A DETACHMENT of soldiers was surprised bv
insurgents, in Cuba, and forty killed. in ,lud-
| ing the commanding cficer
| IWENTY-sEvEN steamers are waiting in China
waters for the purpose of bringing $4,000
Cinnamon to this country.
THANKSGIVING services was held in all the
churches in Rome, Friday evening. to return
| thanks to the Almighty for the restoration to
health of his Holiness, the Pope, who has re-
| covered from his late iudisposition.
List OF Principal foisOnS. with thei;
Antidotes or Remedies.