The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-06

Southern railway and on the Chicago & Cam
ada Southern railway have been withdrawn
from the Atlantic & Pacific company's offices,
and will hereafter connect with the Western
Union telegraph company's offices and sys-
tenn OF lines
Jacob HuntZinger, late president OF
the Miners Trust Bank, OF Pottsville, Pa.
has been rearrested on five distinct charges
covering alleged misdemeanors, by false pre-
lenses, and enlightenment to the extent OF
upwards of 100000 He was sent to prison
in default of S238,OOO.
The superintendent of general re-
cruiting has been directed to forward three
hundred recruits to the department of the
South as follows: 100 for the Second Infan-
try, at Atlanta 90 for the Third Infantry at
Holly Springs, Miss, and 100 for the Six
tenth Infantry, at Huntsville, Ala.
The Savannah benevolent asSOcia-
ton, formerly the metropolitan fire company,
| have resolved to ask aid from abroad for the
sick and destitute. All contributions, wheth-
er of money, provisions or clothing, address
J, w, Estell, president OF the Metropolitan
Benevolent Association, will be acknowl-
edged.
The London times says that $500
armed Austrians entered Bosnia on the lst
inst, attacked the M0slems and urged the
| Christians to an insurrectlon. The Turks
were at last accounts marching against them.
The Times also says there are reasons for be-
lieyinQ that the Russians will soon openly
take the responsibility for the war which
they have so long been carrying on under q
| cloak.
The board of trade Of Chicago are
taking active measures to raise relief fund
| for the sufferingi II Savannah and other south
ern cities. Potter Palmer has sent a message
to the relief committee at Savannah to draw on
him by telegraph tor hundred dollars and il
immediate wants are very great to telegraph
him. The citizens are raising funds to send tC
that afflicted section, and su bstantal donations
will soon be forwarded.
The course OF Russia in giving cOun
tenance to the Servian revolution is still {
subject OF severe criticism by European jour
mails. 1t is said that accessions are made tC
the Servian army by hundreds from Russia
and that popular excitement is encouraged
that promises to continue the recruiting in
definitely. England and Italy are greatly If
ritated at Servia for rejecting the armistice.
A four year-old boy, son of Mason
Sage, Of marlborough, VT, was lost i'll the
woods last week, and had play spell will
two black bears. They came up to him a:
he sat on the grass in an open glade anc
smelt of him. He patted them on thei
heads, thinking that they were dogs, anC
they then walked away into the forest. Thei
footprints disclosed that they were the 'dogs'
the boy told about encountering.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, il
an address at the Caledonia county fair, il
St Johnsbury, Vermont, on Tuesdly, said
concerning the financial distress BY Thu
business CONFUSION our young mel and wo
men, many of whom fiocked to the cities i'm
bued with the idea that they are too Crane
for manual labor, have been taught usefu
lesson. We are nearly through with thes'
hard times, which come once in about so of
!. ten; and when the governmenttdlst the trutl
and pays dollar for dollar, we shall be once
more in fOurishing condition.