The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05

burning bridges. \ reward OF S2,5UU Is Oh
fered by the company for the arrest and con-
yiction OF parties engaged in the outrages.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, d vid Dowd and
Eugene Small, boys of five and six years, con-
victed of arson, were sentenced to seven years
each in the State Prison.
WILLIAM H. WEST, late Chief Clerk of the
Treasury, died in Washington on Monday
THE lliende of Senator Casserly state that
he will disregard the charges recently publish
ed against him.
THE difficulties concerning compensation
between tie Postofice Department aud the
leading railroad companies are not yet adj
justed.
The Southern Republicans express consid-
cradle dissatisfaction with the Cabinet, as
they had hoped to the last for direct repre-
sentation.
The remains of Lieutenant Reid L. Stewart,
late of the Fifth United States Cavalry, bru-
tally murdered by the Apache Indians in Ari-
IONA, last August, were brought to Erie, Pa,
by order If the WI Department, for inter
ment.
IT is understood that letter for the recall
of Mr.. Delong, Minister to Japan, is en- route.
TIE Senate has passed the resolution
thorizing the printing OF certain number OF
agricultural reports Tor Its use. This will au-
horze the printing Of about 500 copies for
the Senate and $500 for the,Commissoners
of Agriculture.
The Attorney General has not decided the
eastern terminus Of the Union Pacific Railroad
- t-I
THE strike of engineers Oh the st. Louis
and Kansas City railroad is ended.
DAVID SCULL has obtained Judgment against
the Kensington Bank. Philadelphia, for thirty
thousand dollars in government bonds stolen
from a box deposited Tor safe keeping when
the bank was robbed in 1871.
AETER five days deliberation, the coroner's
Jury Ill the Anderson suicide case, at Franklin.
Pa, has rendered verdict that Anderson was
insane.
The Tennessee Legislature has passed
2il leaving it to the people to vote whether
they will allow tipping houses i'll their midst.
Born Houses of the Michigan Legislature
have adopted resolutions condemninS con-
gressmen who voted for ali increase of pay.
HELLER, who was recently tried and con-
vcted for the murder Of his wife, at Fort
Wavne, Ind, has been sentenced to imprson-
ment for life.
The Hurricane Island, Me-, Granite Com
pany has been awarded the contract for fur
nishing and cutting the stone for the snper-
structure OF the st. Louis postoffice.
THE Governor of Nebraska Will call an ex-
ira session of the state legislature in few
laws passed during the last session.
The patent elastic felt factory Of Bloodgood
& Osterman on Lang street, Brooklyn, was
destroyed by fire Wednesday evening. Loss
sec, O00.
WIN. NJ. TWEED gave dinner to sixty-two
of his old associates at the Americas Club
house. Greenwich. Conn, on Friday night.
COMMODORE ". K. LATIMER, OF the United
States Navy, died in Baltimore, on Friday
morning.
On Saturday girl named Louisa Allgema-
son was found hanging by he neck to a Tee
IN the woods near her fathers residence in
the town of Ida, Michigan, she having commit
ted suicide Will deranged.
A MEETING OF the creditors of the firm of
Bowles Brothers was held in Boston on Mon
day. The amount represented by the credi-
tors present was S15o,000. Henry J. Stevens,
of Boston, was elected assignee.
VICE-PREsIDENT WILSON speaks his mind
quite freely about the Caldwell case, that it
Will be disastrous TO the Republican party to
keep any man in the Senate who admits hav.
ing obtained his seat by the use of bride
money.
GEN. BUTLER has interceded with President
Grant for the life OF O'Brien, the murderer,
who is sentenced 20 be hanged on Friday OF
next week
THREE ruffians entered a saloon in New
York city, on Monday, and stabbed Catherine
Schmidt and Jacob Young, iniicting danger
Gus wounds. They afterwards badly cut a
woman whom they met in the street.
From S3lina, California, we learn that a
number of citizens, on Monday, went to Mon
terey, took Tarpley, the murderer of Mrs
Nicholson, from jail, and hung him to tree
| The central portion of the west wing of the
Northern Lunatic Asylum at Newburg, Ohio,
was blown down by the wind Of Saturday
night last, creating great confusion among
the inmates. No one was injured however.
1t will be temporarily repaired by Tuesday
| RIVAL blacksmiths near Cairo, H., named
John Sheldon aud Harry Green, quarreled
about the ownership of an axe, when Green
killed Sheldon with a wagon spoke
A CONFEDERATION at Elmyra, Ohio Satur-
day night, destroyed a number of the finest
business houses in the city. Total loss $500
| 600.
TIE Protestant Episcopal churches of Gin
cinnati are draped in mourning in memory OF
the late Bishop Mcilvaine.
THE disabled steamer Idaho has been towed
to San Francisco by the Great Republic
| NEAR WilsonvIlle, Monterey county, Cali
fornla, on Thursday evening, Matt Parpey
| killed Mrs. Sarah Nicholson by shooting her
with a rife. The body was left in the road all
| night. Parpey was arrested. There was q
dispute about the possession of house.
The President has accepted the resignation
of Postmaster Jones, of New York.
Abroad.
The cholera Is raging at Para, Brazil.
| SEVERAL engagements have recently taken
place between Spanish troops and insurgents
In Cuba, IN which the latter were successful
The Empress Teresa has arrived at Flor
ence. She is ioumeying to Southern Italy.
where she contemplates remaining some time
for the benefit of her health.
GLADSTONE has decided to remain in Office
with all of his colleagues.
CARLIsT bands are becoming more numerou.
and troublesome in Andalusa
/ o., IL.