The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20
The hog cholera prevails to an

- deaths.
Prince Frederick Charles died
very suddenly at Potsdam, last Sun
day morning.
A $4,000 church was burned in
Pennsylvania last Sunday. 1t was Of
the Presbyterian faith.
On Tuesday Henry w. Blair was
elected Z. S. Senator by the New
Hampshire legislature.
The people Of Plymouth, in West
Virginia are in a starving condition,
and are asking for help.
1t IS said that Senator Herman
will succeed Judge Robertson as col
Iector of the port Of New York.
Lord Salisbury has formally ac-
ceptcd the premiership. His Will not
be a bed Of roses by several points.
james G. Blaine Is going to
stump for Foraker for governor, and
Mr.. Foraker is going to be elected.
The forest fires have started in
Michigan. They started last Friday
near Tawas, and are spreading rapid
ly.
It is said that Fred. Gebhardt lost
$4,000 on Eolo's defeat in the Man
chester race. A fool and his money
etc
1t is reported that 2,281 persons
persisted in the district of Muzufura-
bad, from the recent earthquakes
there.
The steamer SpikebalI from Liv-
erpool to Bombay went down in a cy-
clon few days ago. Only one per-
son was saved.
E. M. Gayell, postmaster at Ste
phensyiIle, this State, was killed by
lightning a few days ago, while walk
ing in the street.
Mr.. Johnson, receiver of the Ma
rine bank, \, y, gives it as his OPP
inion that Ferdinand Ward has hid
den away about 100000.
Boss Sheperd who has been in
Mexico for a number of years, and but
little heard of, has returned to Wash
ington and the scenes of his first con-
quests.
W. J. Whipple, an ex-newspaper
man, has been appointed postmaster
at Winona, Mimi, vice Sinclaire, an
other newspaper man, removed. Great
i reform.
Gen. Grant has gone to Mount
McGregor, a pleasant summer resort
His family is with him, and it is hoped
that the change from city TO country
life will do him good.
The queen, says an exchange, will
marry the Princess Beatrice to Prince
Henry, of Battenberg, with pomp
and ceremony. We thought it was
usually done with a minister.
What Is going to be done about
it? There are about four hundred
foreige missions and consulates to be
filed and only about ten thousand
persons who want just such a place.
The iron strike in the Pittsburg
district is ended and work resumed.
Outside Of Pittsburg, however, the
strike shIl continues and it is impos-
sible TO tell when the mills will again
be started.
Postmaster General Villas says the
steam ship people can not have any
more pay for carrying the mails and
that the large donation voted by the
last congress for that purpose, will
not be expended.
james Smith, Jr., has retired
from the presidency of the st. Paul
and Duluth road, and W. II. Fisher
elected 10 fill the vacancy. Mr.
Fisher has been superintendent Of the
road for the past year.
Queen Victoria is happy. Sh,
has a chance to promote her pet, anC
the marquis Of Salisbury has been dcs
ignated to superceed Mr.. Gladstone
\ good thing for the marquis. nc
doubt, bat how about the rest Of tn,
people?
Saltwater was visited last Mon
day morning with the most copiou
and destructive rain storm know
there in many years. For thirty min
utos the floods descended, and tn,
damage done in the city loots up abou
$4,000.
Lovers Of strawberries should z,
10 CenhaIia, ILL., Up to the first !
this week 1,s03,61o quarts Of straw
berries ana cream, without the cream
had been Skinned from that Doiat T