The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-03
FOREIGN.

The Spanish government permits the return OF
Carllst refugees.
THE difference between Austria and Hungary on
the bank question, has been settled. The general
bank council is to consist of three Hungarians and
three Austrians, and eight remaining directors to
be freely elected by the Shareholders The en-
peror nominates the governor and the Austrian and
Hungarian governments nominate each deputy
governor.
1T is rumored that England has confdentially
limited to various governments that she might
change her attitude if Armenia should become the
seat OF war and Turkeys territorial integrity in
Asia be endangered.
The Russian army south of the Caucasus on the
Asiatic frontier of Turkey, in readiness for ac-
ton, numbers $4,000 men, with IS field batteries
and $50 heavy siege guns.
RISDERPEsT has appeared at Hull, England
TWENTY more Bulgarians charged with completely
in the May instruction have been sentenced to 90
years. penal servitude.
The Standards Berlin dispatch says it is stated
in diplomatic quarters that the powers have already
confdentially communicated to Russia the sub.
stance OF che replies they intend to make to Prince
Gortschokoh's circular. All have agreed to abstain
from any interference till the porte has proved it.
self capable of carrying through the promised re-
ferns. 1t is reported that Russia on her part, VIII
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stances which make it impossible or her TO foreoo
Immediately all interferences but she Will give no
indications OF her eventual isolated action
he Gar holds that war is needless because the
TAU OF Midhat Pasha marks the commencement NJ
state of anarchy, which viii eventually comnel
EUROPE to interfere. Gen. Ignatieff supports the
view
LIE French government has appropriated $1,000
Tor the relief CT suffering workmen of LYONS.
A 4 IEr iron
treaty OF peace between the porte and Montenegro
and servIa win be signed next week. with the acoi
escence OF Russia.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
CHRISTIAN f, BURNS was crushed between rail-
road cars at Chicago, the 22d inst, and fatally
injured -'
IN attempting to move a tinshop across Black
niVer, at Port Huron, Mich on Thursday Fehru-
airy -, the engineer made mistake, and left the
building standing spot where the ice had bean
cut out this winter, and the consequence uas that
the building broke through, and will, in all proba
olhty be lost. There was considerable stock and
'ooIs lett IN the shop which will probably be lost
HE British bark Marie, lumber laden was wreck
ca at sea and only one survivor is left to tell tba
tale The balance, thirteen in number died Of
starvation The starving seamen feasted on the
remains OF their comr AIDES as fast as they diea.
BOILER in . saw mill at Tunnel Hill Tenn
ourst on the AID and blew up the saw mill. The
oolier vas carried about two hundred and fifty
YARDS from the mill, went into the parlor of the
mouse OF the owner through one window came ont
through another window, and went about two hum
oreo ana eighty yards further. About fifty yards
'foln the mill piece struck negro, killing him
instantly.
dKS. THRIs, o! Washiu gton, was attacked by
humans in New York, On the night OF the 18th end
robbed Of gold watch ana CHAIN, a diamond ring
and some money.
CSC EEDaAS, Milwaukee poA iceman was killed
a Racine, Wis, on the goth inst, b. being thrown
from buggy. He was on his way 10 secure
uorse thief when the accident occurred.
JAMES L. WINFREy WIS murdered at DetNot, No.,
N the 18th inst, by lasn named Maze Hall.
ause domestic difficulty,