The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-09

dCCtSSlOu 10 Tie lllTOuc, d0C1QeS TO
pay tribute, two installments of which are
in arrears.
BISMARCK will accompany the Emperor
to Ems, where fresh conference will be
held by representatives of Germany, Aus
tria and Russia
THE Guardian London correspondent
says: The government will not surrender
Winslow until a supplemental treaty has
been negotiated between Great Britain and
the United States embodying the principles
of the act of 1870. The correspondent also
says that communications are now passing
between London and Washington for that
purpose. If an agreement is not reached by
June Is, Winslow will be released
THE bullion in the Bank of England has
| increased f505, 900 during the week ending
May 81
HE war between Guatemala and Salvador
is ended. A preliminary treaty of peace
was concluded at Chatchuapa on the 25th of
April. The treaty stipulates that President
Vale and General Gonzales, the vice presi-
dent of San Salvador shall abdcate Vale
shall call a junta of respectable Salvador
ians, who shall name a provisional presi-
dent, and this provisional president shall,
within ten days, call an election, to take
place within a month, for president and
other officers of state. After that call has
been made troops of Guatemala will with
draw from Salvador. In the meantime the
cities of Santa Anna and San Miguel will
be occupied by Guatemala forces.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Four Sing Sing convicts captured a loco
motive on the Hudson River road, June 2,
and escaped. Two have been recaptured.
LARRY MCMAUCE, for the last 20 years faith
full janitor at the Louisville custom house.
met horrible death on the LIST inst He at
! tempted to ascend on the freight elevator.
but not understanding how it worked was
crushed frightfully by colliding with an iron
door,
THE grand jury at Chicago have returned
indictments against nine county commits
sioners and commissioners, and against
c. Perriolat, O'Donell and Swuster, who are
| individual contractors. The indictments in
each case charge conspiracy to defraud Cook
county.
WIN. d. HUGHES, ex-assistant district at
| torney, of Brooklyn, and Daniel Gobeson
deputy collector of internal revenue, are to
be prosecuted, for permitting an illicit still
owned by Christian A. Stein, to be oper.
ated. Stein accuses them of receiving from
him, during the year, $500 weekly as the
price of their license
IN the United States district court, St.
Louis, May 81, motion for a new trial in
the case of d. w. Oliver and others was
sustained. In the cases of Jno. McFall, Jno
(. Howard, and Louis Kellman, United
States gaugers, Judgment was entered against
their bonds in $4,000 each.
By upsetting a sail boat on fish pond in
Brighton, on the Both ult., four persons were
drowned. Mrs. Dane Keller, wife of the
proprietor of Sunnyside House, Brighton
her daughter Maud and Miss Nelson, and
little brother Johnny.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The following table shows the condition
of the public debt May 30:
Six per centum
bonds............... 1884. 999, $50
Five per centun'
bOndS...... ........ ITO, 041, 800
Total coin bonds.................$l sos, 0n, 45C
The lawful money
debt. ,;..:;.;..."$ 100000
Matured debit. 8, l35,O3O
Legal tenders. 37O,l91, 7O5
CertihcateS OF de-
post ...... ......... 81, 1886, 900
| fractional curren-
cy......::":.. 49,. $7,359,474
Coin certificates. %, ia, 500
Total without interest .., 467 $50, 97c
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notai oeot''.:... 2l8l, 81, 46l
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