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zen, eo fptst niats unO mire
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ben.
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brodene gubnl@ifne b~erbeisefiibrt, I'M
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rannte.
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febr nirb bD0Itens "a Stunoc1 unter=
broden bleiben.
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elei6 Die &cseln Der olten Gonferen5 lrs
penoirt bleiben, 10 perIammein iid Die
Meenten Der per]9ieoenen Gampasnie'n
sod nod, I'm lire semeini@aftliden
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bel6loTlen, Die bisberi9e Goncurrens,
tpel9e Die 3mil 9enoedspaiag auf cine
10 unbeoentenoe Snmme berab9eoriidt
fat, einsuitellen. Obtpobl Die Stei=
seruns Der Staten auf alien 9ampfcrn
5uslei6 %1tattiinost, 10 miro bod mod
Gin INTERRUPTED o $40 5milden
Den I6nellsn unb lonsiamen 2inien BE-
5teben.
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pel6e BON ppri Serbs meloet, Dap Der
Gbef= Snseuieur Der oGrie=Sabn" tpei=
te1e Experiments gema6t bat, Die Gis'
%itauung BEL SPORT Serbs Su ipren9en.
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fabr; i'm Sale elmer ueberi9luemmuns
miiroe Ii9 alleroinss Die Sa6e anoers
9eitaltem.
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port pom bielisen Sofem fat li6 sule=
benos nerminoert uub Die Sra6troten
fIb besbalb mdBis Dber 9erooesu nie=
brig. 8eibe S6otSa6en merosn Der rel
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perli9ert.
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bur9 ben 8ranb.bes Muleumsebdnbes
miro auf 100000 gelddst. 9as Sc
lesrapbiIten=8 iireau Der ngseltern Union
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electromagnetic; Sripin e. 60, 8er=
f9erunssbeamter; Srpin & g., COM
miilionssei6dft; 8abcpd & &obinion.
8anficrs unb &oB & &arslafe, SOl5
bdnbler. Moibers gbotosrapb=G ale-
RE ipurbe total 5~erlt0rt.
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ME sebilost bat, nit einem Gapitalc Dor
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cbgsbsn.
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SEf1I-WEEhLY Sun, So A YEAR,
of the same size and general character rs
THE WEEKLY but with q greater variety of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
1t comes twice a week instead of once only.
, 1875-03-10
!. Dr.. e. B. FOOTE,
Naentcn ~DerIauaf.

DIR. FoorE TT Der gerfafer ntetrerer netitintfda
gDcrte, BON penet ems dber 100000 Grennplare Iblas
~sefnaben bat. Gin speitss nDas @eniaenipfern" pber
uafene 8olfaipraae unb %seiunper @enl&euperfanb,"
bat einet stbias son ibsr 10000 errei&t. 8ieles lestere
Dert erI6eint iest eneltId uno heutla. Gin ne,teres
8ert ,g8iTeni6aft. unb Dtdtuns' peer SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnbli6e Ir;t, unO sPoNslE, Ser lditt9e Nfie, er-
ideint ~SprlduFs MIR ensIil@. gDeeen SnbaItsperaeid-
ntfe pieler gBerte ppte man l6 e~ttfpeber an DIR. FooTE
,psnDsa Dbsr an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1923 East 25th Street, New York.
&ssnten iperben fir sen gertrteb bteier Ierfe ~Serlan8t
unb erbalteit ietr siiufise Ssbtnounosn. 60 man@er
asent bat f4pn turd ben @erfauf reier g8erfe IT'D ben
@runbfsin ;i etnent tleheh gerrtH9en 8ele8t. ,0as
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etebt cine SHaitansi8e Sei4reibaas %berIstbet. gr&
einmal: tt
Ngenten pOer Golporte,re Derlargt.
Abreiiire tpie ober.
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8rteHi3e Gpnfu1tattpnett
unent9e1b1t@.

g8ecer Wineraltet nod fGdblide @Fdusen eebrau6t.
Seiaate 10000 @atierttet purtet ron i'm 1T be, lestet
stransts Satrsa betanpelt. Serer Saa mtrb etnjeln irrs.
fdttts r%eeifrtrt, pb triefi6 pber peri6nlia, pb Scn bent
Doctor fslbt pber fetnen Sdlf5dr;tet. 2estere fnb ale
wtHenidaftlia %sebtlSetc gaebtctner.
Nle 9atieatet,, pelAe s%atfsrnt tprhnen, etbaltet cine
au6fIbrliGe J~ra8enlifie franco per gpft pber I'M 9auis.
Gin sOaitdnoiees fsfteutatiidss @tntra8sn in ben giaerrt.
~Serbinsert 5ebler pber Srrt6un,er. Die Bidder merben
nxr BON ben a~n9eiteltsn Ierstea seBfaet.
gSeseu Sraeenlite pber anbertpettt9e Gpnfultatipnsa
a~breiire man ME fplet;
DR.. e. B. FOOTE,
Boz 753, New York
, 1875-03-10
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Ere;ie her Mu;eigen:

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.gdt utsr psaiser 8eil,n 1itbsn einen square.
Gue gn,etsen fns tint 9eraus 3a satfsn.
Die 3ettuu3 wtib tn Ni9mone a1b una'
.aslenb pDn bnn 1rGsern tar IS Gents per
g8p6e auseftraesn.
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1fcn Sannar 1874.
Z

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8 lpNttefarildie SiGnrteiten i. .$258,fS4 40
81 ts5ehsuts @ehunngen. . =. 243.559 20
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9 sial lsrdrn Ell 9strae 1903 OF
pans gtpd 5000 co
@runpfide . -. I4S3 SO
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8i1i9 ron ganfen & Fonqriers 40,677 70
gNn Qae1tfn in laufcnber &ed-
rtua 5000 81
Saaf > @o,o91 W
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THE sENT-WEEKLY FIN.
SEND YOUR HONEY

In Post Of1ce orders, CHECKS, or drafts an Nev,
York,. Wherever convenient. If not tnen register
the letters containing money. Address
, 1875-03-10
THE sun, So A YEAR.

A preemnently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation In the world. Free. indie.
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
rem everywhere. Two cents q copy by mail,
so cents a month. or $50 a year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
The South

IHE courts of Baltimore have issued an III
Junction prohibiting the city authorities from
paying certain appropriations by the city coun-
ell to charitable institutions. The appropria-
tons were opposed by the Protestant clergy of
The city, on the ground that Catholic insttn-
tons received an undue share
IHE prospects are very encouraging for a
large peach crop in Maryland and Delaware
1HL fire at Jackson, Tennessee. recently
noted, broke out in Hammo.d'5 grocery store
and extended east by Church street. and north
to Lafayette street and alley between Main
and Lafayette streets, destroying half of the
entire block, including the Catholic church
tonneetels grocery, HGgers confectionery
ODD Fellows, and Tomlins Halls were also OF
ire, but were saved by great exertion. The
loss Will probably reach $4,000, with little in
surance.
HE interest ON the Louisiana new consoli
dated bonds, due July 1, is now being paid ii
New York and New Orleans
BISHOP RYoN, of st. Louis. has been invited
to deliver the Grafton in honor of DAME
| . Council, at the centenary celebration il
Dublin on the 9th of August next
HE Norfolk Blues, on their return from
Boston, were received with an ovation scarcely
| less enthusiastic than that at Bunker Hill 4
salute of thirteen guns was fired from the 10
inch guns, and the flag of the fort was dipped
/ az they sailed past Fortress Monroe.
COMMENCEMENT exercises at st. Marvs' Col
lege, Emmettsburg Nd, took place on the
23d. Cardinal Mckloskey and the pspal alb
! leGate Roncetti were present the former con
ferring the degree d. d. L. on his brother
Rev. John McCloskey, president of the col
lege.
Col. b. Y. SAGE. late superintendent an6
chief engineer Of the Atlanta Il Richmond Air
Line Railroad, was found dead IN bed at Atlanta.
Georgia, on the 23d ult
LITTLE Rock, Ark, ships Irish potatoes tc
Chicago. The crop reports from Arkansas
promise an extraordinary Weld. The corn and
cotton cxops are better than ever was known
before i'll the state
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
Foreign,

THE court Of inquiry in regard to the los. Of
| the Schiller have reported. They state that
| sheet copies OF the directions for approaching
| the English Coast and instructions issued by
the Eagle Company were on board the steamer
and both warn navigators of the northerly
current near Scillys and enjoin the use of the
| lead III tuick weather. IL the opinion of the
| court the sole cause of the calamity was the
| entire neglect of this precautlon. Had the
| lead been used at eight or even nine o'clock
on the night of the disaster, before the
| steamers course was altered the error in reck-
| oning would have been discovered
| FAILURES III London business firms continue
| to be announced. The latest is that of
Edward Jones & Co., East India merchants
Liabilities S750,020.
| DISPATCHES from Buda Pesth say that a
terrible storm of rain and hail visited that sec
| ton, The lightning was incessannt, and the
hail fell in such quantities that the roofs Of
houses and surrounding hills were covered
| two feet chick with ice. The waterfall was
extraordinary. Torrents swept through the
streets of Buda, carrying men, vehicles and
everything movable down into the river
Many houses were flooded and destroyed be-
fore the inmates could escape and 500 inhab-
killed by falling walls. All the railroads are
interrupted.
HE English Arctic exploring expedition
sailed from Portsmouth on June 9th.
The London papers cay Gladstone has prom
ised to resume the leadership of the Liberal
party next year
PARIS dispatches of the 23d say: Heavy
rains have caused an unprecedented overflow
OF the river Garonne. Two bridges and many
houses have been carried away. Toulouse Is
Inundated. The waters are still rising. and
the situation is serious. The hospital is
threatened, and the patients have been re-
moved"
ADvIcEs from China say that the disorder in
Chin klang, growing out of the arrest of two
native soldiers for insulting the American
consul and his wife, has subsidized The Chi
nese have partially satisfied the demands for
reparation.
HE revival meetings at Liverpool have
been discontinued. The expenses of the
meetings exceeded the contributions by IS 900.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
The West,

The Missouri river was Is feet 10 inches
above low water mark, on the 2Sth.
The conservation of Father Krautbauer al
Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay, took place
at Milwaukee on the 10Th. Very Rev. Arch
bishop Henni otfciated as consecrator.
The great Spiritualistic Convention, com
posed of the leading mediums, rappers, mind
readers, and soul readers of the Northwest as
sembled at Dubuque on the 2Sth, and emain
ed i'll session one week. The exercises were
conducted in grove near the city. Many OF
the most prominent Spiritualists of the North
west were present.
SPECIAL dispatches from different portions
OF Nebraska, give III the main very encourag-
ln6 reports as to the condition and prospects OF
crops. The grasshoppers have almost entirely
disappeared, and also quit flying. The recent
rains which have been bountiful have done
great good.
NEGOTIATIONS with the Sioux Indians have
resulted Ill all agreement by which they foregc
all claims to territory in Nebr aska, the Coy
eminent paying 725 900 in horses, arms. and
provisions.
Prominent frontiersmen, say Omaha dis.
patches, and army officers express the opinion
that there will be great trouble with the
Sioux, Cheyennes and Arapahoes this sum
mer and fall. At least five large war parties
have lett their reservations in the last two
weeks. The cavalry in the department are
unable to keep them on the reservation
through their limited number, and it will be
impossible for the soldiers to guard the Black
Hills and attend to the Indians
THF treasury department at Washington has
received information of the circulation in the
west of new and dangerous counterfeit Of sc
cent scrip of the series OF 1878. The general
outline is well calculated to deceive. The mum
Der and letter is slightly wider and heavier
than that on the genuine one, while in the
lower left-hand corner the date, 1901. looks
more like $50 with short, perpendicular
dash.
Gov BEvERIDGE, Of Illinois, has pardoned
LucIen Cannon, aged 10 years, who was SEN
fenced to prison for ii years in 1874, having
been convicted of murder. The petition for
the boys pardon was very numerously signed,
and urged eXtenuating circumstances.
IN the trial of the principal of the Indiana
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, for lewd conduct with
the female inmates, witness testified that
he had seen the defendant prompting the mute
witnesses, III the sign language, as to the evil
dence they should give in his behalf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
NEWS BREVITIES.
The East.

THE elevator men of Buffalo have been conf
PEELED to accede to the demand of the shovel
ers, who struck against the introduction of
steam shovels.
A SUIT for libel has been commenced bv
van. S. Evans against the Pittsburg Mail Pub
fishing Company to recover damages for an
alleged libelous editorial article published in
the Allegheny Mail on the 23d inst The article
was headed, g Is it equal justice, and spoke
of Mr.. Evans and others as living there in
luxurious style on money stolon from the
Indians aud The government. The plaintiff
says the accusations are false and malicious
and were published to defame and injure him
He therefore brings suit, claiming damages in
the sum of SIS, 900.
HoN. GEORGE ". LANE. president Of the
New York Chamber of Commerce, ex-Gov.
Fletcher of Missouri, and ex-Gov. Bullock, of
Massachusetts, have been appointed as a
special commission to investigate the charges
of Prof. Marsh against Indian agent Saville,
of the Red Cloud Indian Agency.
MAYOR COBB, of Boston, has received from
the descendants of Samuel Adams a Scotch
granite slab, to be placed in the coping of the
fence on the fremont street side of the Gran
airy burying ground Boston, III accordance with
the notice sent to the Mayor and Council of
Boston year ago. The stone is inscribed:
. Samuel Adams the Father of American In
dependence, born Sept, o. 1922, died October
8, 1903"
BEACH concluded his argument for the pros
ecution IN the Beecher-Titon case on the 23d
nit.
Boss TWEED is now in Ludlow street jail,
awaiting bail on the civil suits against him
He occupies the wardeu's quarters and is con-
hdent Of soon being set at liberty. His bail
has been placed at 100000
The celebration of the 200th anniversary of
the attack made upon Suansey, Mass, bv
King Phillip at The opening of his war on the
New England colonies, took place at Warren.
Il. l., on the 23d ult.
The long-looked-for resumption of the work
at the mines of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
coal companies collieries at Sugar Notch
Waranic, Hanover Canticook, Empire, Dia-
mond, Plymouth Hollenbeck, and others. took
place on the 21st, at reduction of ten Der
cent. from prices formerly paid The six
months suspension in that region is now ended
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08

prosequi in the three remaining cases against
Kinds, the alleged fraudulent mail contractor
THE navy department is in receipt
of a dispatch from Admiral Cochrane
of Her Majesty's steamship Repulse
dated Vallejo, June 81. announcing
the disaster to the L. S., ship Saranac. The
admiral says: Il have dispatched Her
Majesty's ship Myrmidon to assist in every
possible way. I leave on my flag ship I'M
medately on the same service"
THE Secretary Of the Navy has made a
requsition for $500, 600 on the Secretary of
thd Treasury, to pay the remainder Of the
Farragut prize awards. This sum will be
placed to the credit of the Assistant Treasurer
for the use of the prize fund. 1t Will DO
distributed among $500 persons heretofore
attached to the thirty-five forty vessels Of
Farragut's fleet which made captures from the
Confederates. The aggregate amount
derived from all the naval captures during the
late war was about 538, 000, 900, of which $14,
000 900 was turned over to tho navy pension
fund, $1G,000,000 dis tributed to captors, and
the remainder absorbed in expenses, etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
Crimes and Casualties.

AT Nat1ck, Mass, a few days ago Mr. f .
NJ. Phlpps, was aroused from his sleep by
screams from his daughters room, and arming
hlIhsen, entered the room, where he found a
man crawling from under table. Mr. Phipps
lred four shots into the burglar body, intiict-
ing fatal wounds.
CROSBY, sheriff of Vicksbug, Miss, who was
shot in the early part Of January last recov-
cred sufficiently to be out Gilmer. his depu-
ty, whom he charged with the shooting. was
tried before negro magistrate and dis
charged
-FOUR prisoners escaped from the jail at
Lawrence, Kansas, and taking arms found in
the shenh quarters, and providing them
selves with horses, made for the country
They are thus well mounted and
armed. They are all desperate characters.
comprising two noted desperadoes from the
plains named Ledford and Ingalls,, Kentucky
outlaw named Montgomery, i'll for horse-stesl-
ing, and the renowned McDavid, one of the
Munsie train-robbers and a prominent member
of the James gang.
NEGRO named johnson was shot and
killed by Chicago policemen, few DAYS ago,
While resisting arrest. johnson was formerly
preacher, and was the first man to recruit a
colored regiment during the war.
COMPLAINT has been filed in the clerk 5
Office at New York, in suit brought in the
name OF the people against Peter b. Sweeney
to recover over &7000,000 alleged to have
been fraudulenty abstracted from the treas
ury Of the county of New York
The college at st. Theresa village near Que
bee, Canada, with fifteen other buildings. was
destroyed by fire on the 23d
A SEWING machine agent of Yermillion, Ind,
committed suicide few days ago, at Terre
Haute. by shooting himself. His name was s.
n. Trowbridge, and disappointment IN love il.
4 L
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
How to Burn Kerosene.

A correspondent of the New York
Sun calls attention of all consumers of
kerosene oil to the pernicious and I'M
healthy practice Of using lamps filled
with that article with the wicks turned
down. The gas which should be con
slmed by the flames is by this means
left heavily i'll the air, while the cost of
the oil thus saved at present prices
would scarcely be one dollar year for
the lamps of a household. His atten-
ton was called particularly to this Gus
tom by boarding in the country where
kerosene was the only available light. A
large family of children living in the
same house were taken i'll one night,
and on going to the nursery the mother
found the room nearly suffocating, with
a lamp turned down, whereupon the
physician forbade the use of lamp at
night, unless turned at full head. He
said he could quote many cases, one Of
young girl subject to fits of faintness,
which if not induced, where greatly in
creased 10y sleeping in room with the
lamp almost turned out. Besides the
damage to health, it spoils the paper
and curtains, soils the mirrors and
windows, and gives the whole house an
untidy air and unwholesome odor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
Washington.

The postmaster general has increased the
rate on registered letters from to 10 cents.
He says this increase has been made necessary
by the fact that this branch of the service has
not been paying expenses The law leaves the
rate optional with the postmaster general. and
Creswen reduced it from 10 to cents. There
are 4, 100000 letters registered last year
THE work of moving the state department
into the new building just completed is pro-
crossing and will be finished by the Goth.
The secretary of the treasury has directed
the assistant treasurer of the United States at
New York to sell 81 100000 gold coin on each
Thursday during the month of July. Total
amount to be sold. IS. 600 900.
The government has entered a. RoH5
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
A Florida Dawn.


The moon IL low il. the sky,
And sweet south wind il blowing
Where the berRarnot blossoms breathe aud die
In the orchards scented snoring.
But the stars arc few, Asa4 shattered lie
Where the sinking tso1ss x gelsg.
with loye-e8set Sega : ss*ssls
or the nights delicious a5szs.4
Stirs in the heart, slti. AZ <a>ss. a ....4s
As the flower fsels IL ft4}s&s
And the soft air bfss HISS a .,4ssfl. ~ s.ss
over buds aud thfadts4s ss-g.sF4z
Il or the sweet night fsis4sS 49, F.E.
Like the blnsh ahss4 I4ss c4sgt.s.,.s
Its passion dusk to ti3s ei.s4sS ....5 ,,,4s
And dies in its sweet dissfess4s
And the radiant myst9rg fills Tie s65es
Of possible happnessen.
Till the sun breaks out on nheaves
And mouths of pink perfume
Where the milky hergamot Stakes it, loaYes
And the rainbow's ribbon bloom.
or the soft gray mist of the morning, uenyss
A. rose in the roses bloom
The fog. like great white cloth,
Drawn out of the orchard and corn,
And melts away in film of froth
Like the milk spray on the thorn;
And out of her chambers blush and 10th.
Like bride comes the girlish morn.
-Huper's Magazine to,. June.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-08
Winnebag0 County.

A HORRIBLE accident occurred at
Oshkosh, few days ago. A lady named
Miss Elizabeth Pratt, a sister of Mrs.
Smart, of that city, and who has been
residing with the family for some time.
was seen at an early hour in the morn
ing to rush out of the priyy with her
clothes enveloped in flames. Mrs.
Smart, and another sister, Mrs. King,
fastened TO her assistance and endeav-
ored to put out the flames. They were
too late, however, and before they could
tear her clothes from her, she was hor-
rbly burned. In fact her clothes were
so much burned off that little remained
to be torn off. Her hair was entirely
burned off, and her body was perfectly
raw. She was carried into the house,
where she fingered until 2 o'clock in
terrible agony, when death put an end
to her sufferings.
WauIxeshu County.
THE Rev. DR.. Wright, of Avoca Mills,
WaukesQa, IN digging we'll, struck a
running spring 81 feet from the surface,
which he claims is the source which sup
plies the famous Bethesda and other
mineral springs in that vicinity.