The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-08-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.


begin at Paris on August 10th.
ORDERS have been received by officers in
Bulgaria and Roumania to prepare supplies
for part of the Russian army, which will
shortly return home.
CARDINAL ALEssANDRO FRANCHI pom
tifical secretary of state and archbishop of
Thessalonica, died at one O'Clock on the 1st
inst. Cardinal Franchi was native of
Italy, born in 1919, and was nominated car
dinal in 1878.
AUSTRIAN occupation of Bosnia and Her.
zegovina threatens a ministerial crisis in
Constantinople.
NINE vessels are reported lost and six
ashore in a storm on the southwestern coast
of Cuba on the night of July 80.
REPORTS from the Bosnian frontier state
the followers of the Turkish agitator who
raised the instruction against the Ottoman
authorities at Serajevo, deposed the civil
governor and stormed and plundered the
armory, after a sanguinary conflict with
gems d'arms.
TELEGRAM from Belgrade states that
the concentration of Servian troops con-
tinues, and reinforcements are going to the
army of observation on the Bosnian frontier.
The whole standing army, numbering &c, 900
men, and half of the militia, are still under
arms.
THE American Free Masons visiting Eng
land were entertained at banquet in Lon
don, on the 31st ult., by the grand lodge at
Free Masons' hall.
A LARGE cotton mill at Tourconip.
France, burned on the 30th ult. Loss 5000
000
The Turks offered nominal resistance to
the Austrian forces which crossed into
Bosnia at Bod, refusing to strike their flag
or evacuate the guard houses until the Aus
trians threatened to fire.
THE little craft Nautilus, from Boston, As
days out, passed the Scilly Isles on the 30tb
All well.
AUSTRIAN troops crossed the frontier
into Bosnia on the Doth ult., without encoun-
tering any difficulties. Archduke John
Salvador of Tuscany, at the head of a brig.
AIDE, has entered Derbend.
A VIENNA dispatch reports Montenegrins
are dissatisfied with the decisions of con-
gress and that 5000 have Joined the Here
govinian insurgents
CAPT. BOGARDUS won a pigeon shooting
match at London, over the English expert
Captain Shelly. Shelly retired at his seth
bird, having killed only "a, while Bogard-
rs had bagged II. Bogardus' continued.
killing 81 out of 100. The highest score
ever made in England.
THE Marquis of Lorne will succeed Lord
Dutferin as governor-general of Canada
The Russian authorities have categor-
lcally assured the porte that the imperial
guard will embark and the other forces will
retire as soon as Varna is surrendered.
WASHINGTON.
THE land agent of the Union Pacific road
at Omaha has issued an official circular
letter giving notice that that road will not
accept as final, the recent decision of Secre
ttry Schurz as to the right of citizens to set
tie on and remain in undisturbed possession
OF the lands granted the Union Pacific by
the government Amy such settlers will be
dealt with as trespassers.
The president has appointed Henry
Chinn, OF Kansas, agent for the Indians of
the Kansas agency, and David Kern, of IL
lnoIs, agent for the Indians of the Grow
agen Y.
III expected by the treasury that the re
naming sixty-one million bonds of the ac
OF March ), 1S65,-cOnsols of 1866 pei
cent. will be called in during the curren
year.
The public debt statement for July show.
decrease of S206, 3O7.
JOHN l.. PENNINGTON, ex-governor O.
Dakota, has been appointed collector of in
ternal revenue of that territory
HE following declaration between the
United States and Great Britain for recipro
cal protection of trade marks in the two
countries has been proclaimed by the presi
dent viz: "The government of the United
States OF America and the government Of
her majesty the queen of the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland with
view to reciprocal protection of marks oil
manufacture and trade in the two countries
have agreed as follows: The subjects OF
citizens OF both of the contracting parties
snail have in the dominiOns and possessions
OF the other, the same rights as belong tc
native subjects or citizens, or as are now
granted or as may hereafter be granted to
subjects and citizens of the most favored
nation, IN everything relating to property
IN trade marks and trade labels. 1t is un.
derstood that any person who desires to ob.
tam the aforesaid protection must fulfil the
tormahtles required by the laws of the
respective countries,
VERY dangerous lOO-dollar counterfeit
note on the Pittsfeld National Bank, OF
Pittsheld, Mass, has Just been discovered
by the national bank redemption division
of the treasury department. 1t is evidently
made from the same plate as the recent 500
counterfeits, but is better printed the mum.
bering is excellent. All the notes of this
issue will be withdrawn from circulation as
rapidly as possible.
TIE Washington labor rioters are all
quiet. One of the disturbers was sent 10
Jail for three months
THE EAST.
ISAAC Holman, secretary and treasurer
Of the New York Optical company, has dis.
appeared, and it is asserted that he has
taken large amount of money belonging
10 the firm
HARRISBURG fPa.) dispatch says that
Sarah lantley has made confession impli-
eating herself, Isaac Ereib, Mariah Trayer,
Jonathan Trayer and wife, and Emanuel
Eddinger, in the murder of an old couple
named kenseler, near Aroxierville, Pa last
winter. They got about s. ,000
The Associated Pioneers of California
gave reception, on the evening of the 1st
inst, in New York, to Gen. Fremont who
is soon to leave for Arizona to assume the
duties of governor.
THERE were sixtyseven failures in New