The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-09

a GENERAL congress of the women of
Germany" has been held at Gotha. Ad
dresses were delivered calling on German
women to unite and struggle for their
rights, especial reference being made to the
practice of medicine On the motion Of
gentleman present a resolution was carried
condemning the present style OF Women's
dress
THE impeachment Of Gov. kellogg is
formerly abandoned by the Democratic leg
isIators of Louisiana.
WALKERS great painting of the battle of
Lookout Mountain is to be exhibited at the
Centennial in building especially erected
for the purpose.
MAINE is the fifth state that has abolished
the death penalty The other four are
Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and Connecticut.
4 CIRCULAR letter of Instructions to as
sistant United States treasurers in relation to
the issuing of subsidiary coin is being pre-
pared at the Treasury department.
At donation party at Summer Hill, Cay
uhoga Co n. y, last week, two men chloro-
formed the people by scattering the drug
about the room, until dozen or more were
under the influence; some unconscious.
The perpetrators were arrested and held to
bail in the sum of $3.50 each for appearance
before the grand jury in May next
GREAT preparations are being made in Lit
tie Rock Memphis, and all the southern cit
les, to celebrate Mardi-Gras to-day Feb. %.
Boss HEsING, of Chicago, has undoubt-
edly skipped over the border.
FOREIGN.
WINSTON, the Boston forger, was brought
to London on the 81 inst, and formally
committed for eXtraditon. He will now
await the legal time, fifteen days before be
ing surrendered to Mr.. Dearborn, the Ameri-
can officer
THE L. s. steamer Franklin, now at
southampton, viii proceed to Cherbourg.
From there will 60 to Gibraltar, where she
Will transfer works of art for the Philadel
phia Centennial Exhibition to the store-ship
Supply. The Franklins orders are to be at
Gibraltar early in April.
Don CARLOS insists that he has not relin-
pushed his claim to the throne of Spain;
that he has given up his arms neither to
France nor Spain. AS far as his future
course is mapped out it is thus: He will go
from France to England, where after resid-
ing a short time, he will go to reside on his
estates in Hungary, left him by the Duke of
Modena 1t is stated that Don Carlos owes
five millions in England. He has inherited
forty millions from the Duke of MOdena.
His friends state that he goes to England in
order personally to come to terms with his
creditors
THE marriage of Prof Tyndall to Miss
Louisa CIaud Hamilton, took place on the
10Th ult, at Westminster Abbey. The cere-
mony was performed by Dean Stanley
A FIRE at RegIa, opposite Havana, de-
stroyed seventy houses and shanties. The
loss is estimated at 515O,O0O.
Italy possesses Oil printing establish
ments, ,, 456 presses 10,958 printers.
Don CARLOS is still in France but cOntem
plates visit to England
THE accounts Of the devastation caused by
the foundations in Hungary are heart-rend-
ing. A hundred manufactures and fifty
other buildings at New Pesth have been I'M
dermined and fallen, and it is feared that
when the waters recede vast number of
houses at Buda and other places along the
river viii fall Twelve thousand of the Is,
600 inhabitants of Althover are homeless.
TIE Carlist Insurgents are believed to be
on their last legs. Don Carlos has crossed
the French border, and some reports say
has issued a manifesto given in his adhesion
to Alfonso. The chief members of the Car
list provincial councils accompanied Don
Carlos into France Don Alfonso considers
himself SO indisputably King of France that
he has left the question as to the return of
e1-Queen Isabella to his Ministry
SUNDAY evening the steamer Harlng
White on her way from London to Rouen,
struck the masts of the steamer Stiath Clyde,
recently sunk in the channel, and went down
in fifteen minutes No one lost The Lon
don Board of Trade are just at present in
quiring into the Strath Clyde disaster and
criminal proceedings are progressing against
the captain Of the Francona
CRIME.
AT Huntington, W Va, Anderson Graf
ton eloped with Miranda Thomas married
her, and returned TO the house of her
guardian, c. Williams The latter, incens-
ed, shot them both with a revolver, killing
Grafton instantly and seriously wounding
/ the woman. Williams is in custody The
I parties are all "colored
/ Mrs GILBERT, widow lady, residing at
/ Easton Mimi, was fatally shot the other
day by one Andrew Weston farmer, who
resides near the above place. 1t appear
from the evidence obtained that Mrs. Gil
/ bert had instituted proceedings against Yves
ton for SANDER. Weston is lodged in the
Mankato jail, awaiting trial.
The treasurer of Mahoney township, the
president of the school board, and five 9th
ers, have been arrested at PottsviI Pa, and
placed under bail, charged with irregular
tiles in office.
EUGENE E. THOMAS formerly clerk of the
Grand Central, more recently ticket scalper
on an extensive scale, has been missing
from Omaha since the 9th ult., and his
/ creditors fear has jumped the country.
AN alarm of fire at Rock Island ON the
night of the 10Th ult, was caused by the