The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-23

chant tailoring establishments Ia aH aulo1ninS
building. Loss $50, 000
THE Kansas Changers will meet in Kansas
City about the first OF September, for grand
council and consultation affecting the inter
ests of the state. 1t is estimated Is, 900 farm
ers will be present.
The recently elected General Assembly of
Kentucky will he composed as follows: Sen
ate, 80 Democrats, 6 Republicans House of
Representatives, 81 Democrats, 10 Republic
ans. Republicans gain two in the Senate and
the Democrats one IN the House.
SIX horses attached to stage-coach in the
town of Bethlehem, n. H., ran away Monday.
overturnng the vehicle, killing Daniel Keerl
of Baltimore, and A. S. Butler, a banker from
Acgan, Mich. The following persons were
injured: Mr.. aud Mrs. Reems, Phoenixyille,
Pa, probably fatally; Chauncey G. Harrng-
ton, Worcester, Mass, seriously; Austin S.
Fox and Miss Fox, No As West Tlirty-third
street. New York, seriously G. S. Fox. slight.
ly: Miss Emma Kennedy, indianapolis, Ind.
! slightly Mrs. Culbertson and daughter, Iron
ton, Ohio, slightly; Mrs. Lacroix, Ironton
Ohio, arm broken and slightly injured on the
| head Two or three others were slightly in
| iured.
| REPORTS received from the surveying party
in the northwest of Nebraska settle beyond a
doubt the fact Of the discovery of extensive
pine and hard wood forests in the locality
Rumors of this fact have been afoat for years
but the country has never been fully explored
| before.
A TELEGRAM from Sioux City SAYS: Young.
|
Illinois Central train, stole a watch from a
lady passenger. This theft was discovered
near Ackley. Hardin county, at which place
Young was arrested 10y Sheriff Upright. The
boy subsequently got away from the officer,
who m de pursuit on horseback. Coming up
with the lad the Sheriff sought to take HIM,
and III the scufle the Sheriffs revolver was
discharged, the contents entering Youngs
right side, inficting fatal wound"
FREDERICK MANN, a young Mormon, who had
run away with his uncle's wife, on being dis
covered by his uncle in hiding place on Lud-
low street, New York, shot himself and died
instantly. The wife threatened suicide, and
drew pistol. In the scuffle for its possession
it was discharged wounding herself seriously
NINE vessels, laden with nearly $50 900 bush
els of grain, cleared from Baltimore for Europe
during the week past, and fifteen more are
now taking cargoos, and the demand for ship
ping and elevator accommodations is far in
excess of the supply, and the railway tracks
leading to the wharves are blocked with
loaded cars for whose contents there Is no
place.
lr is officially announced that cholera has
disappeared from Nit. Vernon, Ind.
SOME PaWnee Indians came to a Union Pa
clbc passenger train, at Grand Island, Friday.
aud gave interesting details of their late bat
tie with the Sioux. They say they were at
tackled by 900 Sioux warriors about $50 miles
south of Elm Creek. The Pawnees numbered
only $50. but made the best fight they could
Ihe Sioux overpowered them, captured 600
buffalo, all their horses and killed about 100
Pawnees. They say the Sioux warriors caught
mp Pawnee children by the heels and dashed
their heads against the ground. There is an
ancient feud amongst these tribes.
THREE heavy winners in the Buffalo races
! were robbed of most of their hard earnings
in the Mansion House, Buffalo, Thursday
night.
The steamship 4. NJ. Arndt, with five hun
dred passengers, Is fifteen days overdue at
| New York.
AN old school teacher named Hannah, was
found dead IN the school house at Belwood.
West Virginia. He had been dead twelve DAYS.
r. d. WILSON, prominent citizen of New
Orleans. was accidentally shot and killed at
| Hot Springs, Arkansas, on Friday.
| STEAMSHIPS leaving New York Tor Europe
| during May, June and July carried Is 533
cabin passengers, an excess of 500 only over
| the corresponding months in 1872.
| BUTT CAvANAGH Of Providence and johnny
Madden of New York, fought prize fight
| Thursday, at Mountain View, n J. Nine
! teen rounds We're fought, Cavanagh winning.
| Tue Cubans in New York are preparing
another expedition to land arms and ammu-
milton on Cuban soil by the steamer yirginius.
| 1t is said that this will be the largest one vet
| attempted.
| IRE sanitary superintendent of New York
reports finding in large malt house in that
| city, some ten thousand cases of tea the cargo
| OF the snip Petersburg which was wrecked
OF the Bermudas. This tea has been sub.
merged several months, and soaked with salt
water. 1t is now proposed to wash and dry
his tea, mix it with other tea, and then put
| it uron the market.
FIVE new cases of cholera in Chattanooo
| Friday-three fatal.
| PRIVATE information has been received Fri
| day from San Antonio, Texas, that the town
| of Fro was invaded by band of forty Indians.
capturing much stock and killing Mr. Massey.
seventy years of age.
L. II. HANBEsT, misery lawyer of Phlla-
dclphia, died on Thursday, leaving an estate
valued at nearly 81 ,000, 900.
\ NEGRO near Brighton Station, Tenn. laid
| down to sleep in the open air, and three white
men saturated his clothes with turpentine and
set him on fire, from the effects OF which the
negro died next day.
Abroad.
On the Dist of July 10000 Japanese, mostly
farmers, armed with bamboo spears assisted
by former DalmIo retaIners, armed with
swords attacked the Government castle at
Furkuoka, set fire to the building DESTROYED
all the official books and papers, and killed six
Ulcers.
A STRIKE has closed nearly all the large mills
at Rochdale, England
COUNT DE CHAMBoRD has accepted the
French throne formally rendered by deputa-
ton of IyprItipists