The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-10

4. has advised the porte not to insist upon suaran
Az. A seryia's exhaustion IL sufhcdent Picues ,
God conduct. fascinating
A ROYAL decree has been issued pron,ss ,
into Belgium Of horned oas.s
heep from Germany. England, hus'.. ss-,.at
nd Turkey as a precaution against the
SMALLPOX is spreading among tne Aceisna
ma indians In Manitoba. Three hundred oe"sA
ire reported. -. pe.srs.
Tur Tondon Times correspondent at 81. Peters s.,
,urg. is of the opinion that the Ozar ons ""A
,pnortnnity to gracefully back down.
A prsrArcH from Constantinople says 70 49,.
Al That neace will concluded with Servia ana 1neie
Is a rumor that Montenegro has rece''o'
oyertures for peace favorably .... -
Tur recent revolution in the Mexican sta'e u
Sonora Is considered ended.
In view of Englands neutrality, the CORRESPOND |
ant of the western Associated Press may .eiesiSpN
that Persia is likely to observe PACING ~.
towards Turkey, unless great pressure is
by Russia. 80, ,ae, oon.
stantinople. A., ro
DI.p.ToHFs give additional details OF the pro-
rosad Russian memorandum, in which 1t ID stated
that Russia has entered upon more direct inoi-
yidual intervention, and the Gear az Mosoo" az
nominees his intention to act Alone II necessary W
exact bv force from Turkey what Russia knew
beforehand could not be otherwise obtained.
TIE Pera correspondent of the London Ilmee'
writing under date of january 10, states tnae m,o-
hat Pasha intimated to Ignatieff that upon tne
breaking up of the conference he weuid en'ei n'o
direct negotiations with Russia.
WASHINGTON.
her 81 0Ssin on the a1st ult. admitted as mem
MEXICO paid up $500, 600, the first installment in
settlement Of claims
FRANK HEREFORD, member of Congress for the
| Third district of West Virginia, has resigned.
THE attention of the state department is to be
called to the case of naturalized citizen named
Jacob Shaub, who was forced to serve in the Prus
sian army, while visit to his parents at Straus
| burg.
| ARTHUR WOOD, chief of the consulate bureau OF
| he state department, has returned from secret
| mission to Europe, where he made rigid inquiry
into the affairs of the consulates in the principal
! sea ports of Great Britain, France and Germany
| The result Is that number of i'm or ters in Q
| York and other cities to be promptly prose
| cuted, revenue officials removed, and consuls In
| conspiracy to defraud the government to be dis
| missed in disgrace.
EpMuNDs, Norton + re'inghuysen, Thurman and
Bayard, received the unanimous vote of the Senate
| for members of the electoral commission.
| PETITIONS were presented in the United States
Senate, on the 30th, asking for the adoption of
sixteenth amendment to the constitution, prohibit
| ing the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of persons on account
| of sex.
| THE president has signed the compromise bin foa
counting the electoral votes, at 10 o'clock on the
| 2Sth inst.
THE house of representatives has passed the In
dian appropriation bill.
THE military academy and fertilization apprepri-
alton bills has passed the United States senate
TIE judiciary committee of the house will report
in favor of the admission of Belford claiming to bs
representative from Colorado.
| The senate, on the 9th, confirmed the nomina
ton of s. w. Robbun, postmaster at Marion, Iowa
and Geo. r. Buckner, postmaster at st. Charles
Missouri.
| ASSOCIATE JUSTICE CLIFFORD will be president OF
| the commission to count the electoral vote.
| A WASHINGTON special states that number OF Of
| hcers in the late have determined to offer
President Igelslas, of Mexico, their services. AT
conference the Goth inst. one of their number
deputed to wait upon Igelsias and formally ten
der him their services. This gentleman graduated
at West Point was in the regular army when the
war broke out, and of the principal cav airy
vHns1 ia. tho Oonfourraxy- NE wiil leave iuIuIoui
ately for st. Louis where he hopes to meet the ex
President and his Cabinet, and lay the scheme be-
fore Them They say they easily raise TO- 900 OF
$4,000 men in Louisiana and Texas, who would BIZ
able to sweep the Diaz forces before them.
THE bill to amend the existing laws in reference
to national gold banks passed the house of repre-
senta tives and bills relating to the Northern and
Texas Pacific railroads were referred to the com
mittee on the whole.
THE presidents message in reference to the us,
of troops at the late election, referred to the
select committee of eleven for a searching inquiry
with power to send for persons and papers.
| POLITICAL.