The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-10-26


cago for the worlds fair.
Six persons were injured in a railway
wreck near Dodge City, kas.
Residents OF lshpeming, Mich, are
much elated over the discovery of a
marble quarry in that vicinity.
The pope's apostolic benediction to
Cardinal Gibbons on the occasion of the
Catholic centennial is published.
The copyrights of Boucicault's plays
We're sold at auction in London on the
18th. London Assurance" fetched
3l57; Flying Scud," $50; "Arrah Ma
Pogue," 9l52; Long Strike" G42;
After Dark" go; "Formosa," e54,
and the others small sums.
Ihe German government has begun
the construction of four new ironclads
at Stettin.
The North German Gazette says it is
not unlikely that Germany will refuse
to recognize Mataafa as King of Samoa,
and it must be assumed that the other
powers parties to the Samoan treaty
have similarly expressed themselves,
because at the conference recently held
at Berlin ali the representatives. agreed
that Malietoa should be king.
Mail advices from Samoa report hat
when ex-King Malietoa was being
DlohPII bdCh " Il pI6 ny iIo oeILudll
gunboat Wolf he was not told what
was to be done with him, and in despair
he jumped overheard twice, but was
saved. lie remained in mortal terror
of the Germans until he was set free i'll
his own home.
The report of the mutiny of Turkish
soldiers at Canea, Crete, is confirmed.
The officers were beaten and wounded.
Chakir Pasha, the governor, is helpless.
The objection of the troops to being en-
ployed in road making was the cause OF
the outbreak.
A contract has been signed for fthe
construction OF steel steamship in Chi
cago to cost $3.50, Coz.
Henry Wizards plan for the issue of
$160, 0C0 5 per cent. Northern Pacific
bonds was adopted at meeting of pre-
Ierred stockholders.
The refusal to accept Catholic jurors
for the trial of Father McFadden at
Mary yboro, Ireland, led to a riot in the
courtroom.
Thomas Manning, foot pad, was
sentenced to thirty years In prison by a
Missouri judge, for assault.
r. +. Pettigrew and Judge Moody
were elected to the United States SEN
ate by the South Dakota Legislature.
Bismarck has been ordered to refrain
from work until he RECEIVERS from the
fatigue OF his journey to Berlin.
Sergeant Nogues has been sentenced,
at Paris, TO imprisonment for life for Of
fering to sell a Lebel cartridge to Count
Won Moltke.
An election was held in Paris on the
10th to fill sixty vacancies in the munic-
ipai government. The Republicans Sc
cured forty nine, winning eleven seats.
Adyices from Constantinople say that
Prince Dolgourki, before mis- departure
from Sofia, had a conference on behalf
of Russia with Regent Stamboulotf on
the subject OF expelling Prince Ferdl-
nand from the Bulgarian throne.
Ex-Queen Natalie has been informed
that unless she accepts the conditions OF
the government she cannot see her son
again.
The Russian gunboat Nasr,Ed-D Din
Shen has sunk at Batoum- The crew
was drowned.
The Sultan will presentto to the German
Emperor during his visit to Constantl-
nople a sword with a hit and sheath
covered with brilliants, and to the EN-
press a diadem with center stone
weighing fifty carats.
There is believed to be a grain of
truth in the report of the consolidation
of the Gould ard Huntington roads in
the Wes: and Southwest.
Ex-Speaker Randall denies that he
revised and amended Gov. Hills speech
delivered at Atlanta.
Judge Irwin, of the Marion County
criminal court, of Indiana, held the Hi
nois dressed beef act unconstitutional.
Philadelphia won its suit against the
Western Union company for Sl4, 43S IL
cense on poles and wires for the years
lSS5-6-7S.
Mrs. Effie /. School, of Santa Ana, Cal,
cut the throats OF her two grandchildren
and attempted suicide in the same man
ner.
The bakers at Newark, n. j., are on a
strike.
st. Paul will have an ice palace,
weather permitting.
Natural gas wells have been struck at
Salem, 5. D., and at Charters, Pa.
Fifty persons were injured IN a col
lision of trains near Omaha on the 10th.
The twenty-sixth annual convention
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers began at Denver on the 10th.
Ex-President Hayes WAS reelected
commander-in-chief of the Loyal Le-
gion of the United States.
JdIueS VI. Dldiue, JI., Cohie5oCu JUG
ment in New York ior $329.60, for med
ical attendance for his wife.
During his visit in Berlin, the Gar
gave 100000 marks for the poor of Ber-
lin.
Emperor William witnessed the per-
formance OF Wilbrandt's play, Mar
grave Waldemar," in the Berlin Thea
ter on the 10Th. He sent for the actor
Rarnay and conversed with him for
twenty minutes in the royal box. He
praised the efforts of Herr Barnay to
make historical, and especially patriotic
plays, known to the people.
The Gar and Grand Duke George
went 10 Neufahrwasser on the 10th and
walked on the quay, from which the
public was excluded. During the pass
ing of the Gar through Stettin the rail-
way ste ton was closed and traffic was
stopped in the adjoining streets, which
were occupied by troops.
Nice-Admiral Bartsch has written an
article for the Hamburg Correspondent
advocating a ship canal to Berlin. 1t is
stated that Count Won Moltke approves
the project.