The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-24


Carolina affairs. He informed them that he would
preserve the statu quo left by Grant, and examine
into the condition of affairs in that state carefully,
before acting.
THU WEST.
PAssnxaxR agents at st. Louis recently decided
On advance Of 81 from Chicago snd western
points to New York and eastern points. The new
rates went into OBJECT on the 18th inst. This makes
the fare from Chicago to New York, gao; to boston,
So; to Baltimore $l750 and to Philadelphia $685.
The tickets are however, limited. Rates from st.
Louis are s. higher than from Chicago.
SIX Cinnamon, employed In clearing land near
Chico, Butte county, GAL, on the 18th INST, were
attacked in their cabin by s,gang Of whites. Three
shot dead and the fourth died soon after, the
fifth being beyond hope Of recovery. The sixth,
who slightly wounded, escaped by feigning
death. He says, after finishing their work, the
mnrderers set the cabin on Are, and He'd He e.
tnguished the Asmes, and gave An alarm. The
murder was in cold blood and unprevoked.
THE Peoria aud Rock Island Railroad Will be sold
in Chicago, April T. to pay the FIRST mortgage bonds
amounting to s, 500 600 and interest.
A SPECIAL to the Lincoln, Neb.. Journal says .
party Of 125 miners from the coal fields OF Penn
sylvania arrived at Sidney, on the 18th nst bound
for the Black Hills. Stephenson Marsh's new
stages have srriv ed and will be put on the line BE-
tween Sidney and Deadwoed. passenger on the
eastern express trai n, named Role, from North
field, Mimi, died just before reaching Sidney, 1t is
supposed cl heart disease, His remains we're
buried.
LUo1EN EATON, Emitted States Register in bank
ruptcy, at st. Louis, delivered decision on the
13th: inst, on option deals, declaring that when
parties making such deals have no intention OF
making bona ide purchase or sale, the transac-
ton Is null and void.
The published list of illegal votes at San Fran
ea"n continues IN create considerable sensation Ia
that city, and corrections continue to be handed in
| by aggrieved parties.
TIE war OF rates between the Cairo Short Line
| st. Louis, Iron Mountain Southern, Mobile 4
| New Orleans, and the New Orleans, st. Louis
| b Chicago roads, which has been waging for some
days past, is ended. Fares have advanced from
s., to which they had been cut, from st. Louis tc
New Orleans, to $3.50, and all parties concerned
seem to be well satisfied.
THE Rhoderich Dhu Mine, situated in Dead.
wood Gulch, above Gayville, was sold by B. f,
MeCarty to Gilmer 3 Salisbury, of Salt Lake, fol
$50 600, on the 10th of March. The same parties
purchased oRethird interest Of the laura Mine, 10
Gated in the same vicinity, from @. Il. Wagner, Of
Deadwood, for f10,OOO.
MILLIONS of red-polled sparrows are feeding or
fields infested with hopper eggs in Iowa.
SENIOR IGAEs1As and suite, OF MEXICO, arrived al
St. Louis on the 10th inst and were called upon by
many prominent citizens. They visited the Mer-
chants Exchange, the bridge and other notable
places, and left for New Orleans the next evening
where they will remain until they receive sdvices
from Mexico, then 60 thence to Vera Cruz.
Gov. HENDRIcxA is en- route to California to lool
after his interest in gold mine.
| In the race at Sacramento, on the 9th inst, be
/ ween Occident and Bodine, the latter WIS the win
ner in three straight heats. Time 2:2iK, 2:231
and 2:154.
Al meeting in Kansas City, No., ON the eth inst.
preliminary steps we're taken to secure barge line
on the Missouri river to take out the large
| lation Of grain now at Kansas City.