The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-01-18

obscene literature, and that he VIII not pardon !,
anv person convicted OF engaging IN that bust
ness.
ZAcHARIAH A. Snow shot ana killed Nicholas c
C. Garden, at Benton, Arkansas, on Monday
IT seems that fourteen instead of four Demo-
cratic members OF the House voted for Haies
resolution against removing from
army regimental colors the names OF battles OF
the rebellion Messrs Bell, HIbbard, Parker
of New Hampshire; Getz, Griffith, MClelland,
Speer of Pennsylvania, Holman, Monsoon OF ,
Rogers, Tuthill and Slater.
The Comptroller OF Currency has authorized
the following banks to commence business
American-German National Bank ef Paducah,
with capital of 100000; and the Third Ma
ticnal Bank of Urbana, Ohio, with capital OF
100000
VOLUNTEER fireman named Adam Ian
thier was run over and killed by fire en-
CINE in Nashville, on Wednesday.
The French ship Leore, loaded with cotton,
was wrecked in the harbor of Key West.
The President has signed the act for the re-
moval Of the disabilities OF J.. c. Q. Lamar,
of Mississippi, and the act authorizes the issu-
ance of collegiate scrip to the state OF Arkan-
Eas.
IRE Secretary of the Treasury has given
notice that the department will commence to |
pay the interest due Januery LIST, 1878, on Sat
urday, the 21st instant, without rebate.
President GIANT visited the Capitol We'd |
nesday afternoon. and for some minutes occu- 4
pied the Presidents room In that building, Il
where he held conversation with several Sena-
tors on business matters.
A LADY is preparing to occupy the pulpit of
one OF the orthodox churches of Salt Lake
City
The annual reports of the Warden and Com
missioner Of the Illinois State Penitentiary,
| just sent to Governor Palmer, show that the
plan adopted year since at the suggestion
| of the Governor, OF leasing the labor of the
convicts at certain price per diem to con-
tractors for various terms, has worked most
benefcially, inasmuch as the penitentiary has
become self-sustaining, state OF affairs that
has never before existed.
GEc. t. MULLALEY. u postoffice clerk, is un-
der arrest IN Cincinnati on a charge of alb
stracting monev from letters addressed to the
agency of the Louisville Public Library con-
cert.
The trial of Alice Moore for the murder OF
her paromour, Jesse Funk, at Circlevile, Ohio,
on the 18th Of last November, commenced at
that place on Thursday.
WILLIAM CLUCK, the witemurdorer, who
vas to have been hanged on Friday, the Goth
inst. has been reprieved by the Governor un-
til Friday, January Sd.
On Friday evening, at Chesaning, Michigan,
four stores and dwelling houses were burned
; Brother, in Baltimore was burned on Tues
day. Loss $4,000
THE proceedings in regard to the wills of
; Mr. Greeley were resumed in the Surrogate's
Court of Westchester county on Wednesday.
; The testimony elected nothing OF particular
note which has not already been printed
The alleged bribery case against j. J. Pat
terson, Senator elect, was heard at Columbia,
S. c., on Tuesday and dismissed.
The Senate in Executive session on Tues
lay, confirmed the following nominations
indian Agents.. E. O'Connor for the Sioux
at Grand River, w. 7. Ensign for the Black
feet, J. L. Burchard, for Round Valley, Cali
fornia; E. x. Dodge, for Hoopa Valley Cal;
J. Ii. Richards, for Wachitas, Indian Terri
tory; Henry Brener, for the Seminoles H. W.
Bergham for the Sioux at the Cheyenne river
agency; Chas. 2. Birkett, for the Ponca
agency, Dakota W. f. Hall, Navajo agency,
| INeN IutAlco.
THE saw-mill belonging to Waldroon Il Gro
yer Bros, ut Lawton, Michigan, valued at
about $1,000, was entirely consumed by fire at
an early hour yesterday morning. 1t Is sup
posed to have caught by the carelessness of
,, some drunken rowdies, who went there for a
good nights rest. No insurance.
SMALL Pox is spreading in different parts OF
Utah territory.
$4,000 confagration occurred at Hamil-
ton, Canada, on Monday On Tuesday an
other eontlagration occurred, DESTROYING
100000 worth of property.
MAxwELLs malt house at Batavia n y.
burned on Sunday. Loss 900.
l. REV. HUBBELL LOOMS, one of the pioneers
of Illinois, died at his home in Alton Sunday
y night, aged nlnety-six years and six months.
Mr.. HAMMOND and his praying band visited
hlstler's saloon in Dubuque, on Monday, and
held prayer meeting there.
u JESSE d. REED, who was for many wears
: connected with the Baltimore sun, died on
Monday, aged 81.
u HE bridge across the ToIahusha River nj
: Grenada, Miss, built Jointly bv the Tennessee
and Mississippi Railways, was burned on Sat.
nrday afternoon by sparks from an engine. II
VIII require several weeks to rebuild il.
YOUNG sirl giving her name as Eliza Evans
has been arrested at Peoria, H., for murder
ing heS infant, two days old. The child va.
= found strarGled, in a ccsspool. The girl con-
L fesses her guilt.
TIE rumors of Bismarck's resignation q,
the Presidency Of the Prussian Council. ex-
cites much newspaper comment, the tenor of
= opinion being that the leadership of Prussia in
. the affairs OF the German Contederacy is es
sential TO the leadership of Germany in the
affairs OF Europe, and that Bismarck's re tire
ment is likely TO create an important crisis
JOHN RULoN Sdied in Philadelphia Monday
y morning, aged IL. He had been engaged in
taeEast India trade for nearly half a century
Mrs. THOMAS SMITH, of Virginia. was de.
tanned on board the steamship California. at
New York, on Saturday, until Invested by chs.
toms officers Of a skirt lined with silks eatins
= iewelry and si'var-uare-
: Atrona
TIE city of Lille, in France, has been mum
dated by the recent storms.
The steamer Charente. of the regular line
between Hull and Dankirk, was lost while en-
I route 20 the latter port. Fourteen persons
were drowned.
HE ship RaGnagore, from Quebec for High
! Bridge, became manageable and was abar-
doned. Seven persons were washed overheard