The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-02-17
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE EAST.

/ away from the tOoTS every ii9lIi- iAANs "a Z
held in the Hippodrome building.
THE child recently found at Titfin, O.. and
. supposed to be Charley Ross, is now known
to be Charley Schenck, of Cincinnati who
mas been missing for some time. His mother
has gone to Titfin to recover him.
THE three Congregational churches of
Providence, r. L., invited to the Beechcr
Advisory Council, have declined, and the
First Congregational Church of Terre Haute,
Ind. has accepted the invitation to the
Plymouth Church Council.
THE Ohio Senate has passed a bill allow
ing Cincinnati to issue $G,O00,000 bonds TO
complete the Southern railroad.
The real estate commission houses of f. y.
Packer & Co, f. b. Ely & Co, and Braman
& Hartwell, OF New York and the extensive
coal firm Of 5. r. Smith q Co, of New
Haven, have suspended. The total liabili-
ties are reported at nearly 100000.
A TERRIBLE panic seized large audience
in Robinsons Opera House, in Cincinnati,
on the 5th, the yof fire having been raised
and nine persons were killed, and
many injured. The panic did not peryade
the whole audience, fully two-thirds remain
ing TO see the rest of the performance una
ware of the presence OF many corpses in the
vestibule The Mayor, however, summarily
closed the performance soon after.
The wife of ThOmassen, the dynamite
fiend and his four children, arrived in New
York the other day The family will re
main with their friends in this country.
THE Congregational Church of Hyde
Park, Boston, and Bethany Church, of
Montpelier, Vt, have decided to participate
in the Plymouth Council.
THE Stratford shoal lightship at Bridge
port, Connecticut, broke from her moorings
on the 5th, and the vessel with five men
were lost
JUDGE WOoLIs at New Orleans issued an
order by which telegraph managers are or
dered and commanded to produce before the
grand jury, upon their demand, any and all
dispatches received at or sent from New Or
leans. This order is intended to cover the
crooked whisky correspondence between
Western distillers and New Orleans.
WEST
4 FOUR-sToRY brick building fell III In
dianapolis few days ago, and is q total
wreck. Forty men were employed in the
building, but heard the walls cracking and
escaped.
THE Northwestern DairymenS Associa-
ton has held its sessions at Fort Atkinson
Wis, and elected the following officers:
PreSidsnt-S. Favill, Lake Mills, Wis
Iice- Presidents Iowa l.. A. Chamberlain
and ~ +. Rice; Illinois, c. c. Buel, K. W.
Stewart f. t. Seward, l. H Wanzcr, !.
Wisconsin, c. II. Wilder, II. Smith, W. C..
White
.Secrcto3?y-R. r. stone Elgin, Ill
assistant Sccretarg-W. II. Stewart, Wood
stock, H.
Trea2ure-H c. Drake Lake Mills, Wis
L. f. LEWIS, editor ofthe Western R,,rai, of
Chicago has sued Milton George and Others
for S25 900 damages for false Imprisonment
in the county jail.
TIE report recently telegraphed that the
Platte were to be removed from Omaha is de
MED on reliable authority
A DISEASE termed by the physicians dip
liberia Group, is proving very fatal to num-
bers of people in Danyille, H., there having
been three deaths from it in one day on the
9th inst
\ SKATING tournament for the champion
ship Of America is to take place in Chicago.
1t is to last six days, and the skater making
the greatest distance in that time will re-
ceiye the belt.
THE chief justice of Utah, in his recent
charge to the grand jury, at Salt Lake, said
that polygamy must be suppressed and
Mormonism would then stand before the
constitution on the same footing as all other
creeds, free and unshackIed.