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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-05-24

G"LD up IN America; interest up in Eng
land; financial panic in sober old Vienna ;
distrust Of American railway securities; it
all means that 1873 will BE bad year for
new roads and not very lively for old ones.
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y. =. LoAS.-At meeting of the Direc-
tors of the Northern Pacific Road, in New
York on the 4th, preamble and resoIu-
tons were adopted, of which the following
Is the substance:
Whereas, the n. p. has 500 miles built !;
large and growing traffic assured; the tt
tie acquired to ten millions Of acres, which
are rapidly being settled; sinking fund
being provided from sales of lands; and
believing the Company's credit warrants a
reduction of interest on bonds; therefore
Reso1ced, that the 7-3O loan of which
S2l, 5000 are now issued, be limited to
$50, 900, 900, and no issues Of bonds here
after bear higher than per cent; and the
Financial agency be directed to close out
said loan.
Accordingly, under date Of New York
Nav Is. Pres CaSs notifies JAY Cooke &
Co, the Financial Agents of the n p, of
the action and order Of the Company as
above set forth
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAs-In County
- Court.
of Estate of john Peter Bourg


rpalny filing the of Catharine Baurg repre-
ing that She is the widow The deceased Guaitn
tude ey and John p Hourg infant heirs 20 said inhtritug
and uHdivifie with Herman BourE
Mauhmtn OF Dnlnth 81 Louis County, site Of Minnesota
ba Ieniag u Portage Lake Huugton County, and Marian
nee Bours Dctrot. Wayne County, # Michigan
fz beth Wtr of superior. Douglas County
sin ali OF ti4 fol 3wITl- described real
block ty~eighf,
eight and mise in block
in block aud egh block
re nineteen IN Superior Cry according the Int duly rectfd-
ed Register of Deeds the County Douglas
and praying at bc appointed
of said 1t is ordered tha said petition
before the jn.gp of ,his Court
MONDAY TIL SEVENTH DAY OF JULY NEXT
oluck the Probate
SureF4or in sail County, Aurew
Solder uud h aud he s hereby app cd agent
said heirs who ee ts and II j. further ord
thereof he al ed
"A coiy this der for fuu prior
HE SGper Times weekly paper pub
lsrd superior azores id. Tl0S CLARh GuHny Jndge
Dated May 4tt, 1873. mayl0ul5
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A NATIONAL Miller's Association is to be
organized at Toledo, Ohio, on the 18th of
June. Whom do they propose to protect
themselves from, the farmers, the railways,
or the people at large?
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THE total amount of the St. Croix and
Upper Mississippi eat Of logs for the past
winter, is estimated at nearly 400 million
feet
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NEWS FROM THE YELLOWSTONE

A dispatch was received at Chicago, on
Monday 10th, by Gen. Sheridan from Maj
Forsyth at Bismarck, d. T., stating that
the expedition to Powder River via The
Yellowstone, was complete success. IAe
biggest steamer but one on the Upper Ms
souri, the Key West, went up the Yellow
stone to within three miles Of the mouth Of
Powder river
This stream has not been as low for maiiy
years as when the Key " est traversed Il,
yet she found il a better stream te navigate
than the Missouri, above Buford. Had Two
large rocks been removed at the last rsp-
ids, the West would have reached tie
Powder river Had the spring rise occur
red in time she could have passed as it was
The valley Of the Powder river is where
the Sioux most do congregate. They have
threatened to make chat name very signif-
cant to the North Pacific folks, but Col
Stanley's 5000 peace commissioners will
take care of the powder business.
In two years both the valleys Of the YeI-
lowstone and the Powder river, will be
fast settling up, and enjoying railway and
steamboat privileges. Empire is marching
westward now, sure enough, and that with
a step that shakes two continents
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hazardous missions embraced in these new
enterpriaaa. This field Of journalism. being SO

hazardous missions embraced In these new
enterprises. This field Of journalism, being SO
distant and 30 different from the ordinary
sources Of information, in itself offers tempta-
tions to practise the arts Of deception upon
newspapers and newspaper readers. A notable
Example of this was seen in recent issue of
London newspaper, where correspondent it
is said, drew upon his imagination for his
descriptions of Central Asia or dressed up
letters from old newspaper and magazine
articles. Our London contemporary did we'll
In exposing this deception for acts like this
pre- crimes not only against all newspapers,
but against the public in every part of the
world. This deception, however, brings out
in clearer light the letters of Mr.. Macgahan,
the correspondent of the HERALD, who is the
only newspaper writer who has accomplished
his mission sufficiently to join the Russian
forces A like accident befsll the HERALD ia
the case Of Mr.. Henderson, whose pretended
6nterview with President Cespedes we disa-
vowed as soon as we discovered that we had
been imposed upon. Some risk is necessary
in the employment Of men for these difficult
enterprises, and when they succeed in doing
their duty faithfully and courageously, as did
chose of the HERALD's correspondents, great
journal may well congratulate itself aud the
public upon their achievements.
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borns and wolfborc, a distance OF twelve miles,
the pay to be fixed hereafter. The Postmaster
General to-day approved the plan submitted by
the Postmaster of New York city for determining
qualifications Of candidates for employment In
that office. The plan contemplates competitive
examinations in general conformity to the civil
service regulations.
Naval Order.
Captain Francis A. Roe has been ordered to the
Boston Navy Yard as executive officer.
BLENDERS OF The British American Conn
mission.
Henry Howard. agent and Mr.. Carlisle, attorney
for the British government, left here last night for
Newport. X. l.. where tho American and British
Commission is holding sessions.
Caugers Appointed.
). q. Green has been appointed gaugcr for the
First Kentucky district and william d. Ncks .or
the Fourth Tennessee district.
Treasury Balances.
The balances In the United States Treasury at
the close OF business to-day were currency,
S632s 500; special deposits OF legal tenders for the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit $780, 900;
CON- S75oSo,SS6, Including $s5 O1s 600 in coin GER
'idoates; outstanding legal tenders, 1856 oOO, oCO.
internal Revenue Receipts.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
1912, 92i, making grand total for the fiscal year
to date OF slloo77.955, nearly $4,000 in excess
oil the estimates. The total receipts this month
have been S4,06l,732 80, and it is believed that
there viii be collected during the remainder OF
the month about four ana o half millions more.
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t1sac Funeral Honors in Memory of
Minister James l.. Orr.

4. From the report which we give this morn
Ding of the funeral honors of yesterday in this
cty over the remains of our late Minister to
Russia, James L. Orr, our readers beyond the
Limits of Manhattan Island will perhaps find
in these extraordinary manifestations of
respect to the memory of man
in this community comparatively un-
known mystery calling for some
Explanation. But there is no mystery what
ever in these remarkable proceedings Mr..
Orr had been conspicuous light among The
Southern leaders in the late war of the So
called Confederate States for an independent
Southern confederacy. After the collapse Of
their Confederacy he was among the first of
the prominent Southern leaders frankly, cor
daily and completely to accept the situation,
ut the time when such examples
were most needed in behalf OF the restora-
ton of the lately rebelious States. When
Mr.. Orr set this good example of generous
submission it was under cloud Of obloquy
from his own people, who had showered their
honors upon him for many years. He was,
however, only a little in advance Of them in
approaching the exact requirements of the
situation. His good example soon began to
tell. 1t did excellent service in the recon-
Struction and restoration of South Carolina
pnd the other ex-rebel States. Hence his APP
pointment by President Grant as Minister to
Russia. 1t was graceful act in behalf of
sectional reconciliation on the Presidents
part, and in the spirit in which it was given
the appointment was gracefully accepted.
Here we have then, the explanation OF these
extraordinary funeral honors in New York TO
fhe memory of this comparative stranger.
All these civil military, masonic and reli-
gious ceremonies of yesterday were charged
with this patriotic idea of an acceptable Offer
Ing of peace, reconciliation and fraternal good
will to our Southern brethren. New York city
wishes them so to understand her, and this is
The true Interpretation of these honors to the
memory Of James L. Orr.
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The ceremony OF presenting the diplomas was
quite pretty. The several classes OF cadets were
drawn up In front OF the library building, the sec
ond, third and fourth classes being under arms
ana the graduating class without arms. General
Sherman's remarks were well received. Secretary
Belknap made graceful address. President Grant
handed the young gentlemen their diplomas with
out remark. The West Point Band furnished
music and the ladies inspired the speakers.
There was hop tonight which took the charac-
ter OF ball. A distinguished company attended
and the cadets were particularly honored. At O
late hour the dancing terminated. But few OF the
visitors who came for the Alumni dinner have left
and the Point is exceedingly lively. A picnic to
Highland Lake will be the feature of to-morrow's
proceedings General sherman and party VIII re-
turn to Washington this evening and tomorrow
the President and his family viii return to Long
Branch. Secretary Belknap viii remain here until
Monday.
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GRAND RAPIDS RACES,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, J

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 49, 1873.
At ten O'Clock this morning the races left unfn-
ishcd yesterday were decided in one heat each.
In the Kent county race for purse OF 5000 Valley
City Maid took the 1rst money, Kate Messenger the
second Ktte II. the third anG Lady Bell the fourth.
In the race for purse OF si.7oO Young Princeton
was given the first money, Kate Hazard the sec.
oDd, kittie q. the third and vaughan the fourth.
This afternoons races resulted as follows The
purse of 1880 for horses that have never beaten
2:40 was won by Vaughan. Frank Palmer second,
Hattie Fawcett third and Lady Ida fourth Time,
2:39ia, 2:43t Z, 2:3gi. 2:45.
The race for four-y ear-ods and under, owned in
this county was won by Brown Nellie In two
straight heats, George Palmer second aud Clara
Bell third Time. 1928 81 a..
The race Tor he purse Of $4,000, for horses that
nave never beaten 2:21. was won by Fred Hooper In
three straight heats Pilot Temple second and BY
mar third. western 10Y was dstanced i'll the first
heat.
The FAIR closed to-day with largely increased
a
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TELEGRAM TO THs NEW YORK HERALu.

MADRID. June 49, 1873.
In the Cortes to-day an Official statement Of the
future policy OF the new Ministry was read
The ministerial programme favors the speedy
demaroaion of the Federal states, the restoration
OF discipline In the army the proclamation of mar
tal law against the Oarist insurgents. the liberty
of the Antilles, and the suppression OF slavery.
The Ministry estimate the deficit in the finances
at the end of the present month at $500 900 reals
Senior Muzo, the new Minister Of War. Ia q friend
OF Castelar, lie announces that he will pursue
the same foreign policy az his predecessors,
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NEWARK AND ESSEX COUNTY AT LOGGER
HEADS

on Thursday afternoon and evening the Board
OF Chosen Freeholdcrs OF Essex county, n. j. held
their regular monthly meeting, during which
very exciting debate took place between the
county and city members regarding the abolish
meut OF a sewer committee A motion TO that
effect was carried, ali the county members voting
yea and the city members voting nay. Before the
vote was taken Newark member arose and de-
cared the Board was only actuated by spite
the county Of Essex against the city OF Newark
and that no greater insult could be offered
the city Ivy the county than the resolution. IL was
carried, however. Resolutions were also passed
referring to the tightness Of the money market and
the generally undatterIng state OF business. and
setting forth that in view OF the latter It would he
as well to suspend work on the county penten.
tary for Two years. IL was also declared that no
more bridges should he built. and that the court
Officers should curtail expenses az much a. pos.
sible In the future.
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scHoOSERs
The Madeleine entitled to the club prize and the flag
officers prize.
The Fleur de Lis to the Union prize.
FIRST CLASS SL0OPs.
The Vision Is entitled to the club prize and the flag
officers prize.
The Undine to the Union prize
SECOND CLASS sLOOPs.
The Sophia is entitled 10 the club prize and the flag
officers prize.
The j. f. Scagraves to the Union prize.
THIRD
The William s. Lee entitled to the club prize and the
flag officers prize.
The Brooklyn, the Union prize.
Respectfully submitted
d. :. HINES,
CORNELIUS BENNETT,
GEORGE q. CUNNING.
Judges June Regatta B. " Z.
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A VILLAGE BANK CLOSED.

HUDSON, N Y, June 10, 1873.
The Columbia Bank at Chatham village, con-
Quoted under the State banking law by W. A
Woodbridge Co.. has suspended, creating great
excitement In the village, as nearly every business
man there had money deposited. The utmost CON
hdence was reposed In the institution. The cause
or the failure Is not made public, but IL is supposed
That the recent collapse OF the Columbia Paper
COMPANY involved the bank heavily.
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HOW THE FOURTH Is TO BE CELEBRATED
IN SAN FRANCISCO. i
SAN FRANCISCO, June ~. /

SAN FRANCISCO, June H. 1878
The two committees to arrange for the celebra-
ton Of the Fourth OF July have failed to compr0-
mise their differences, and have elected separate
grand marshals and q double celebration will be
the consequence. Much i'll feeling Is engendercd
on both sides.
The contemplated purchase from Huntington
n Hopkins OF their lour-fiths interest in the
central Pacific Railroad by capitalists here has
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WEST POINT.
List or Graduating Class.

WEST POINT, N. ", June Is, 1873.
The graduating class OF the cadets had all their
fears removed to-day and were made happy. The
examination having closed, the diplomas were
presented by President Grant ana the Secretary OF
war delivered an address appropriate and brief.
General Sherman also made some remarks But
two out OF the class OF forty three were plucked.
However they viii get another chance and will
PASS. The following is the list OF the graduating
class in their order Of merit
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TURF SPORTS AT LocKp0RT.

LocKroRr n. v, June 10. 1873.
There was beautiful weather and Increased at.
tendance At the races here to-day.
The Purse OF $500. for horses that never trotted
better than 1850, was won by Factory Boy. Best
time 2:40.
The Purse OF $780, for horses that never trottcd
better than 2:5S, was won 10y spotted Colt. Best
time. 2:3als.
Tie Purse OF $500. running mile and q half heats,
was won by Bazaine. Rest time, 2:5l.
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TIE STOKES CASE.

arrest OF tho Three Principal Witnesses.
John I. kedmond and John ana Thomas Heart
the principal witnesses in the stokes case, were
arrested last evening by Captain Byrne, OF the Fir
tcenth precinct, ana lodged in the House Of Deten
tlou to await the coming TRIAL.
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CUT HIS THROAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Iunc ~, 1873.
William Ross committed suicide to-day in the
Case Hotel, by cutting his throat with razor. lie
lett $1,000 IN bank which he desired the proprietor
oi tie house to send TO his relatives In the East,
hut he did not write their names and addresses.
u Is supposed the man was iusaac, Iie nas been
Ill Tor a long time.
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THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

Official Report OF the Judges.
To THE REGATTA COMMITTEE OF THE BROOKLYN
YACHT CLUB
Conference.-The Undersigned, judges OF the re-
gatta held June II, 1873, beg leave to make the
following rep0rt:-
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LONDON, June IL, 1873.
The rate OF discount for three months bills in
the open market is 7-16 per cent below the Bank
OF England rate.
THE COMING HARVEST.
The weather to-day is wet, but favorable to the
crops.
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GERMANY.
A Saxon Regimental Band Embarked for New
York.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAMBURG, June Is, 1879
The Band Of the Prince George regiment, of the
Saxon army, sailed from this port on the steamship
Vandalia for New York. The Band, which has
sixty members, is celebrated in Germany, and pro-
poses to make a tour through the United States
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SPAIN.

Ministerial Exposition Of the Cabinet eolicy-s
Liberty Of the Antilles and tho Suppression
Of Slavery"-Heavy Deficit in tho
Treasury = Pronounoement Of
the War Department
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

BttrtMoRe. June Ia. 1873.
The following Is the score OF the fifth game OF the
championship series between the Mutuals OF New
York and RaltimOres OF this city
Clubs. Lat ~, H. M Th 6h. IN. Sh. M
S SSiGsS,is: .''.s : !. . "a
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A Serious Charge Against the Promi ent
Convict.

A Serious Charge Against the Prominent
Convict.
Paris journal OF the 18th OF April last reported
that Henri Rochefort and 400 convcts and Com
munists had just been engaged in a conspiracy to
enable them to escape from st. Martin de Re. All the
walls OF the prison were pierced, when q guard by
accident discovered the plot and gave the alarm.
An effort was made to hush the matter up, but the
soldiers of the Sixth regiment of the line, en-
gagged on duty at the prison, were disarmed and
the Paris government will, after little time, be
questioned upon the subject in the National AS
sembly. NJ Rochetort was recently removed Gun
der M. Theirs regDae) from Fort Bayard whence
there was not the slightest chance OF escape to st.
Martin de Re, where 1t is evident such an cyentu-
atty was possible.
Public Works Demolition and Its Pun
ishmcnt.
PARIS. June IL, 1873.
1t is announced that the Minister OF Finance will
prosecute Gustave Courbet for the recovery OF the
expended by the government in the recon
struction Of the vendome Column M. Courbet
was the chief instrument OF the Commune for car
rying the decree of April IS, ordering the dem
clifton Of the Column.
MARTIAL LAW, PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE AND
MINISTERIAL EXCITEMENT.
The demand Of the Military Governor OF Paris for
authority from the Assembly to prosecute Deputy
Ranc causes profound agitation at Versailles.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PPLErON'S NATIONAL RAILWAY GUIDE YoR
~ June, July August and September VIII contaln in
addition 70 new large railway map local maps Of the
principal railways, tourists guide ~ the watering
places, springs aud other places Of fashionable resort
Tree only y ceiits per copy. For sale everywhere
ID. APPLETON 4 co. Publishers. $40 and VI BROADWAY.
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Corns Cured, soc. to SI.-Bunions. Nails,
&c. treac by the oldest practitioner So broadway.
Dr. WESTERVELT, Chiropodist.
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world the only and perfect hair dye; instantanc
our, harmless; ut all druggists
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