The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-08-16
SUPERIOR, WIS.
THE N EW S


! HE bUtEphet NdtIOn dll tltCllOH blOH
day for members Of the National Counci
and delegates to the Grand Council at Ock-
mulgee which meets in December next.
4. d. BERRY, Baltimore printer, Treasurer
of the Gazette Office Mutual Benefit Society
has absconded with 5000 belonging to the As
ISOLATION.
FIRE broke out Wednesday evening in the
Boston betting company's works, Boston
Highlands doing damage to the building and
stock to the amount o. of $50, 900; covered bv
insurance.
ON Saturday eight rulfidns from the vicinity
OF Scio came to the marshes of John Cassidy
aud his peighbor, Martin Brelenbach, four
miles northwest of Chelsea, Mich, to pick
berries. They We're ordered to leave the
premises, and, after knocking down Mr. Cas-
sedy, an old man, they turned on Mr.. Brei-
teubach and beat him, breaking his skull, so
that he died on Sunday afternoon He leaves
d wife and large family of small children
al tue perpetrators of the outrage have been
arrested
ADycEs from Coffeyvile, Arkansas, state
that the Cherokee Indians are having bloody
war among themselves at Lady's Bluff, about
twenty-five miles south Of there. The trouble
grew cat of an election on August 4th, III
which what is known as the Ross faction came
out ahead. The other two factions are termed
Dependent aud Downings. All parties are
determined, and the probability is that they
viii have bloody war yet. The latest report
lays that about seventy-tive armed men of the
Toss faction are laying quiet and awaiting or
ders. Their opponents declare determine
tIpn to continue the fight.
AT Negaunee, Michigan, on Wednesday,
taHr men were killed and several wounded by
tae breaking of trestle-work, over which
come heavily laden cars, containing pig iron
were passing. The accident happened at the
Iron Cliffs furnace, and the men were at worl
under the trestle crushing ore. Most of the
killed were married men, WITH large families
Tue old line Democrats of Ohio met in State
Convention at Columbus, Wednesday, and
nominated the following ticket For Cover
nor, Wm. Allen. of Ross Lieut.. Governor, 3
Hcyins, of idchland Supreme Judge dong
tgrm), c. Whitman of Hamilton short term
6. Il. Scrlbner, OF Lucas Attorney General
~ A. Dou9herty, Of Franklin Treasurer
Geo. Wclmer, OF summit Compt olIer j. X
Iewcouer, of Marion Member of the Board OF
Bubble Works, {. Schenck, OF Mercer Among
the resolutions adopted was one denouncing
he salary graz.
The Labor Reformers of Massachusetts held
state convention at Lowell, on Wednesday,
RESOLUTIONS were adopted deprecating long
hours per day OF operatives, and asking the
pledge of factory operatives to vote only fo1
ten-hour men for Representatives aud Sena-
toys; denouncing the non-attention of Legs
lttures for the past twenty-five years to peti-
tons to them on the subject of labor reform:
denunciatory # those who voted against the
desired legislation act.
TUE WcuOna steam mills were burned in
Wenona, HI, Tuesday night, caused by an in
ccndary, probably. The loss is s22 900 on the
mill, IS, 600 on the graiD-insurance SIS, 800,
nearly half beng III the Etna, of Hartford
twenty negroes. charged with Ku-Kluxing
W. III. Wyatt, in Madison county, Tenn, have
been arrested by citizens and all but four adj
mitted to bail in $500 each.
IN Spencer county, Kentucky, last Sunday.
Aassela Stevens, about seventeen years old.
was struck by lightning and fatally injured.
FIRE at Chicago, early Thursday morning
destroyed the planning mill and lumber yard
ct John l.. Deitz Co., corner of Kingsbury
and Indiana streets. North Division. three
frame buildings on the opposite side of In
diana street, the planning mill of Joel Billiard.
corner OF indiana and Kin8sbury streets, and
Hemingways tub factory on Indiana street.
total loss ST, 900
NfCE-PEEsIDENT WILSON was in Boston Tues
day, much improved in health
MEMBERS of the Grand Army of the Repuh-
lie at Hobol,en compelled a saloon-keeper to
take down a German flag flying above the
stars and Stripe, and reverse their positions.
HENRY Dom, baker of South BROOKLYN
on Monday, discovered a boy named Dough.
erty attempting to steal a loaf of bread from
ms wagon, and beat and kicked him in so
brutal manner that the boy will die. The
trute was arrested.
LIE Washington Republican says: cit is
stated that movement is on foot in Cuba in
behalf of Don Carlos. II this is true. compli-
catioas may arise which the Insurgents may
take advantage of, and possibly our govern
ment may be called upon to interfere in the
interest Of commerce and humanity"
IHE National Educational Association met
at Elmlrl, n. Y, on Tuesday. About 1000
NtN'N sT'''f' WIZ tl'SIht, hCuiiN every STATE In
the Union being represented.
IHE total loss by the Portland (Oregonl
conhagration is 81 15S, 675- insurance 1921 900.
1t IS proposed to build Immediately, with
wider streets, So as to prevent the spread of
the fire in future. Several sufferers by the
December fire are among those burned out.
Aid is asked from Chicago, ST. Louis. New
York, San Francisco and other cities.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY IMMIGRANTS from
Russia have passed through Illinois, bound
tor Omaha and the West. These are the ad-
vance guard of 10000 Russians, who are COM
ing to this country.
AN Omaha dispatch states that the break
reported on the Mountain Division of the
Union Pacific Railroad has been fully re-
paired. The storm is reported fearful ; ram.
elect and hail combined. The hail in some
places was piled up two fee. deep.
\ sHoDDY-NILL at MItchelvlle Mass. owned
by W. Autcheli, was burned Monday afternoon.
The fire caught from picker, and the prop
erty destroyed was valued at between 500 ,O0O
ana St5O,000, half covered by insurance.
NJ u. HOWARD, of Chicago, aud James
0Bren, whose residence is unknown. were
drowned on Sunday, while crossing the river
AZ hankakee, Ill. Both were unmarried. and
about - years old.
IL some portions of Arkansas, crop reports
are excellent and in other parts the Iong-con-
tinued drouth seriously affected corn and cot
ton.
Two fatal cases of cholera at Indianapolis.
DAISY BREEzE killed his brother. Dan
Breeze, near Ha2lewood H., on Thursday
nfnht Roth nara nntnrinr,S hnr.n- tl,in,.n.