The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-09-13
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English tourists are at Salt Lake.
BURGLARS bored through the safe OF the
German Savings Bank. at Leavenworth, Mon
dav night, and no doubt would have ob0lned
500. 600 il an alarm of fire in South Leaven-
worth. and the presence of many persons on
the streets. had not frightened them off.
The State ticket. nominated by the Demo
Gratis of Massachusetts. IS as follows Gov
ornor, VIM. CASTOR, Of Boston; Lieutenant
Governor Wm. l.. Smith, Of Springfield;
Secretary Of State, =. T. Mills, of Williams
town Treasurer. Nathan Clark, of Lynn
Auditor, Waldo Column of Dedham Attor
ney General, z. o. Morse, of Northampton.
STEPHEN ELKINs, Republican, has been
elected delegate to Congress from New Mex
leo.
Rev. ". L. WATKINS, pastor OF the Metho-
dist Church as Waterloo, Iowa, committed
suicide by drowning in the Cedar river. Tues
day night.
WHILE the late Mayor Kabflesch, of Brook
Iyn was living, suit was brought against
him V Mary Jane Wade for S150, 600 damages
Tor breach of promise of marriage, and she
has just obtained an order against the execu-
tors to show cause why the trial of the case
should not go on.
III is asserted that the Credit Mobiler suits
have proved failure, and Will be abandoned
BY the Government.
CATH thieving on the Texas border has
been resumed with unusual yigor-
TELEGRAM from the Legation of the
United States at Paris, on the 30th nit, an
nlunces that the tax on flax has been abol-
shed, and the entreport has been indefinitely
suspended for all vessels laden with grain or
-four.
TuE Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has re
celved letter from +. NJ Hawaii, Indian
Agent al Fort SILL written August Dist the
day after the reported massacre, i'll which he
reports the Indians quiet, and really anxious
Tor peaceful relations with the whites. He
thinks the Indians Of that agency are as a
BODY iii 4 state o. feeling for beneficial
council or treaty to be made with them. by
which the border of Texas may be made as
safe from harm, tar Indians are con,
ccrned, as any other part of the state.
EX SENATOR FooTE writes long letter veri-
fyng the story about JEFF. Davis and that
,leepnl affair.
LITTLE mne-year-old daughter of a man
named Bishop, nvlng near Lafayette, Ind.
undertook to light fire with coal oil, when
the can exploded, and burned her so badly
that she died soon after.
EIGHT deaths from cholera are reported In
Stanford, Ky. 1t is stated that the SYMPTOMS
and course pursued by the disease is similar
all respects TO the epidemic of 1884
THE murder Of j. Mallot. of Nebraska town
snip Livingston county, Ill, and his brother,
NV ~ "a m
last Saturday night is reported. The victims
were pounded TO oeatb
Al Columbus, Ohio, ON Monday, while the
wife Of G. V. Decourcy was playfulIy pointing
pistol at hlm, hc requested her not to do SO.
and, stepping up to tahc 1t from her. 1t went
Oft. The charge took effect in her side, pass.
ing through her lungs and killing her almost
instantly.
RITCHEsoN, who murdered Constable Fag-
we'll last iuli, in Green county, Ohio and who
was to be hanged on the 18th of October,
committed suicide by hanging himself in the
idl at Zcnia, Sunday morning. He was heav-
lily ironed, and 1t was believed that he was Sc
cure from attempt at escape or suicide. He
bad declared several times that he would not
he hung on the sallows.
A MINES ia farmers convention at DIVA.
tonna, Tuesday, nominated the following
ticket: Governor, Asa Barron, of Rice Lieut..
Governor, Ebcnczer Ayres, of Washington :;
Treasurer, L. W. Dyke, of Rice; Secretary of
state Colonel J. II. Stevens, of Hennepin; At
turney General, W. 7. Clough, of Ramsey,
An estimate o! the losses cf Gloucester,
Mass, in the recent storm on the coast OF
Nova Scotia is thirty-iivc lives and and 800
GEO.
II is reported that counterfeit New York
city and county bonds have been discovered.
\ FINE iii Cali Del Cabo, Chill, caused an
estimated loss OF 100000.
ADyIcEa nom Lancaster, Ky, show a total
Of twenty deaths from cholera since
the disease began.
il fight on the Lima and Orya Railroad,
between CHILEAN and Peruvian laborers, many
Of the latter were killed.
\ LARGE amount Of forged n. Y. Central aud
other bonds have been discovered in New
York. Several parties are under arrest for ut
tcring them.
THE public debt statement shows a reduc-
ton of 5000, 500 for August
DANGEROUS 50 0 legal tender notes of the
new issue are in circulation.
Two horse-t thieves were hanged by a mob in
Bent county Mo, and another of the gang
has been arrested and Is now in jail at Sedalia
Al knghtloy's Station. on the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railroad. SIX miles west of
Sedgiia, on Saturday last, William knightley
caused the death of his sister Adela, aged
forty, aud his nephew, Louis Stabb, then set
fire To the house and killed himself
CHOLERA is raging iearfuy at Milersburg.
near Pans, Ky.
ACCOUNTS have been received of an accident
on the LuXembErg Railroad, by which eight
passengers were Killed and fifteen hurt.
TnE Government stables and correls at
Fort Riley. Kansas, were burned Sunday
nIEht
FIRE at Newcastle, Pa, Monday night
destroyed a Rumner Of places and caused
loss of SO 600
fnE Erie Railroad directors have declared
Ovid nd Of one per cent. common and
three and halt per cent. on preferred stock
THE lightning Monday evening killed two
men IN Mclrose Bay, in Peabody, Mass, and
did much damage in Salem, Lynn and Pea
body.
GEoRGr SMITH was robbed of nearly 50, Oe0. !
Tuesday, at Pttsburg, the peeuniary resu
Of his hard labors on the turf at the late |
races.
A DISPATCH from Okwaville, Ill.,, saws that !
cholera OF the true Asiatic type is raging |
there fearfully. Twenty-three persons have !
died IN Twelve hours, among them the prin-