The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-06

was coIhhuted by the president. Inc COM
mutation of three was received several days
sefore. Two hours before the time fixed
Tor executing the other dispatch was re-
ceiyed from Attorney General Devens sus-
pending the execution.
HE Bannocks claim that they have all
already killed thirteen whites and had
three of their own Indians killed. Three
white men were killed and burned in a
cabin near Sheen Mountain recently. The
Malheur reservation Indians are worse
than the Bannocks, saughtering every ami
mai that arrives within their reach.
w. N. STURGIS, the well-known Chicago
grain speoulator, on the goth instant, paid eff
all his Indebtedness except that on margin
contracts, and filed a request with the court
to allow him to withdraw his petition in
bankruptcy, filed few days ago.
The commander at Fort Ellis, Montana
writes an official letter complaining of the
vandalism of visitors to the National park,
who wantonly Stay elk, and who have des-
troyed the magnificent geyser formations,
which are ages old.
VIM. COLLINS. a prominent lawyer and
business man of Cleveland, o., died sud-
denly on the 10Th, of heart disease. aged 81.
Col. BERNARD with three companies of
cavalry and howitzer, is in hot pursuit of
the Bannock Indians. The reds have cap
tured over four hundred horses, number
of whites have been massacred, and settlers
are leaving their homes and fleeing to the
towns for safety.
A REUNION of soldiers and sailors of the
late war will be held at Newark, O., on the
23d of July, the anniversary of the death
of Gen. Mcpherson. President Hayes and
Minister Noyes will be present
A PORTLAND, Oregon, dispatch of the
18th inst, says dispatch received at
military headquarters states that about 500
hostile Indians have started toward Ha1ney.
in this state, and that they are receiving ac-
cessions as they march. Gen. Howard has
given instructions to send Miles command.
now en- route to Harvey, with all possible
haste. Should Camp Harvey be captured
the massacre of whites gathered there for
protection will be terrible
The body Of Augustus Neims, stolen
from the grave at North Bend, Ohio, re.
Gently, was found amongst the picked sub.
jects in the vas of the medical college at
Ann Arber, Mich.
REPORTS from Oregon now state that the
democrats have succeeded in electing the
legislative and congressional tickets, while
the republicans have elected the state
ticket. In other words, the republicans
elect the governor and state officers and
the democrats the member of congress and
the majority of members of the legislature
GENERAL.
THE certificate of Captain Holmes, who
commanded the passenger steamship Idaho
when wrecked has been suspended for six
months.
PRESIDENT MCMAHON, upon recommep
datiou of the ministers, has decided to par
don 500 communists, on the occasion of the
national festival, on the 3Oth inst, in honor
of the exhibition.
1T is claimed by the relatives of Mrs Pat
rick Kinney that among the bodies found
III the medical college at Ann Arbor, Mich.
: by Cincinnati detective, was the body o.
that lady, who died and was buried last
January in the graveyard in Reading, g
suburb of Cincinnati. The grave was sub
sequently robbed and the body shipped to
Michigan.
!, I. V. RAY, the converted Brahmin priest
, convicted of bigamy, at Toronto, on the
/ Goth, has been sentenced to three months
Imprisonment.
The annual meeting of Michigan Mexican
war veterans was held at Detroit on the 10TH
J inst Delegates representing eight western
states were present
Hon. JOSEPH PULITZER, of st. Louis. wa,
married on the 10Th inst, at Epiphan,
church, Washington, to Miss Kate Davis
t one of the reigning bells of that CITY, and :
relative of Jefferson Davis.
THE national council of the United State
junior order of American mechanics com
= menced sessions at Baltimore, on the 18th
5 national councillor George w. IIgenfritz O
a Indiana, presiding. The annual repor
shows the order in a Furnishing condition
with total membership of $780, A com
mittee was appointed to confer with SINH
/ lar committee of the senior order to form {
5 close union between the two bodies.
EIGHTEEN persons were seriously poison
ed at Pittston, Pa, on the 17sh inst by
mIik, taken from COW supposed to have
been bitten by rattlesnake.
1HE commissioner of internal revenue
has telegraphed the collector at Montgom
cry, Ala, authorizing him to employ eigh
) teen men for fifteen days for the purpose O.
: arresting illicit distillers who have refuge a.
: Edwardsville, Cleburre county. The com
missioner says; "The leniency extended
was with the expectation that violation:
: would cease. | now desire that the law
5 shall take its course against all offenders"
) The standing of each base ball club in the
2 League, at the close of the week ending
June 18th, can easily be seen from the fol
lowing table:
, Games
Clubs Won. Lost nJaved
Cincinnati 10
DOSIOn ia
Chicago .................1O 10 20
Indianapolis ................ IL 90
Milwaukee ...........6 IA %
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