The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-13
the South.

THE river is clear of ice between Cairo and
st, Louis, and navigation south is open.
PEoF. FRosHEv, of New Orleans, has written
iI favor of the South Pass, instead # the
Southwest Pass, for jette experiments
= THERE is much Dissatisfaction in New Or
leans IN reference to the mode of adjustment
of the Louisiana affairs
lr is said that members not passed Upon by
the Returning Board will refuse to sign the
agreement demanded bysWheeler
TIE Louisville Library drawing commenced
soirtlfe 9th. The capital prize of S95 600 was
drawn by the ticket number 1921. The Sec
orad prize, S3S, 600, was drawn by the ticket
number 10, 075
THE Touring mills of J. Whitney e. Co.. at
Chattanooga, Tenn, were burned on the even
ing of the 9th ult. Loss, 200. Insur-
ance, $4,000. $50 a4f}I
JEFF. DAVIS, it is said, has counseled the
Garland Government in Arkansas to offer an
armed resistance TO President Grant in case he
attempts toreinstate Brooks without the au-
thorization of Congress.
TnE trial OF 81 persons. all OF Owen County.
fors eonspirng to prevess tho United States
MARSHAL from executing process of Tie court is
now in progress at Louisville, n.y. serzz
TIMOTHY TOBIAS, who served under the fret
Napoleon during all his campaigns, died re-.
Gently in ihe Brpwncounty. Ky, poorhouse.
JUDGE SFRIaa Hail, Of the St Paul Mimi
common plsascours died on railroad train
near Baltimore oh the 25th nit. - ~
:. The town of Houiatonia, No., was partially
destroyed by tornado on the % ult Several
persons were seriously wounded, and W. II.
Porter mortally injured. The loss is estimated
at s40,0 600.
THE demonstration at Nashville, on the 22d,
was the most enthusiastic ever witnessed
there. Union and Confederate soldiers united
in doing honor to the day, and the utmost good
feeling prevailed. Twenty-Five thousand peo-
pie were On the street.
Washington.
THE amount of indemnity promised bvs
Spain to the United States in settlement of the
Virginins affair is SS0,oo0s 80
The Pacific Mail Company has instituted
criminal proceedings against Irwin. and q war
rant has already been sworn out against him
charge nf embezzlement. -
JuDnE AcARTHuR, of the United StatesDis-
hict Courk las fendesed "a sopinion confirm
ing the decision of the lower courts, in giving
ayerdict against J. b. Stewart, who brought
suit for false Imprisonment, against Speaker
Blaine and Sergeant-at-Arms Ordway
THE 18th of March, 1876. comes on Sunday,
aud as Grants term expires on the 4th. and
the inaugural of bis successor will not take
splsce until Monday, the 5th. the presiding of
hcer pi en-, of the Senate will be Presiden
for twenty fonr hours. The precedent was es-
tablshed 1.-THE case of James X. Polk, and
David Aschison, of Missouri, the then Presi-
dent of the Senate pro. tem., became that day
President of the United States
THE President has signed the civil rights
= rH Houss indulg in % hours session
on the snpairy civil rights blu, on the Gath and
18th.
ss~aTHF customs receipts for the week ending
Feb. IS are as follows New York. %, 2S9, 2553
Boston, 1928, l75; Philadelphia, 1925. 764 Bal
timore.. saI4.4 6s. ss-EAs
TIE President has sent the following nonii
ssnaticns- 70 the Senate.: Charles II Levin SIR
vevor of Customs It. she port of sOcids spring,
N Comm dors Rssd 10 ~ Rear
Admiral Cast. ssaron X. Hughes tox1aeCom-
modore and various other naval promotions.
WINpERs BUILDING. in Washington, was
damaged by fire few nights ago. Serious in
iury was done in the offices of the Engineer
t,,ftI ,a