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The New York herald., 1872-01-18
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4 IMEE's OPERA BOUFFE, 720 BROADWAY.
"A LAST WEEK BUr TWO OF THE SEASON.
TIIG RSDAY EvENInG-LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.
FRIDAY-LE PONT DIES sOUfIRS.
SATURDAY MATINEE E-BARBE BLEuE.
SATURDAY kIGHr-LA PERICHOLE.
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nRUG sToRE-oN STATEN ISLAND CAN BE HAD
~ cheap by taking immediately; Only $500 er
year. Address Il. +. b.. box l-0 Herald Office.
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A CHANCE FOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN.-FIRsT
~ class Grocery, Stock Lease and Fixtures for sale
neishborhood oxcecnt VIII sell cheap for cash tins
other business to attend Ac.u, worth $500; will cell
for casn $4,000. Inquire at S25 Second avenue.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

r ARGE BASEMENT TO LET-wITH ANY AMOUNT
~ OF steam power Inquire of LNGlNEER, iN Bceckcr
street.
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Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY

EVERY NIGHT win be
iacted (tor the twentieth
weekly mr.. Augustin Daly's
powerful drama OF the times,
entitled "DivORCt." Char
acters, including Miss Fan
ny Moraut, Fanny Daven-
port, Clara Morris, Mrs. Gil-
bert, Linda Derz, Mary Cary,
Neiiie Mortimer, Ida Yer
ance; Mr.. ID. II. Harkins, w.
j. Lemoyne, James Lewis,
w. Davl'ige, Louis James,
Henry Crisp, ID. Whiting,
Owen lfawcett, George De
We're, Edmund Pierce. John
Burnett, q. Godfrey, w. Beck.
man and others.
The box sheet Is open daily
from 3 iii q, and seats may
be secured Tor any of the re-
naming LAST NIGHTS Of
IDIVOkCE.
,locls.
lkCE,n Saturday, January "a.
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Il iHE fuRrY-rHIRD ANNUAL BALL
In aid OF tho
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
OF the late
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.
will bo given at TIE
ACADEMY OF Music
ON MONDAY, EytNING, JJASuAey %, ls7a
(aimltIn1 genlicm and adcs, lie obtained from
any OF the OF the Commiitee
JAMES y. WENMAN, President tt6 Pearl street.
AiONZO sLOTE, Trca urcr, l21 Fulton stre5s
Gro y NEsnIT, Secretary, l67 Pearl atreet
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RAKERY FOR SALE-lA SIXTH AvENUE-D0ING
- Strictly cash business wi be sold low for cash.
owner has other business.
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4 FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR sTORE-UNEX-
"A ceptionabe location town; dong good paying
business lease, low rent; will be sold very cheap
LLOYD, % Broadway, first floor.
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A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY FOR SALE
IA Excellent business locations extensive cash trade
questioDably chance Apply Immediately %
Chambers street. GEORGE W. S[MERS Store Agency.
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AMUsEM EMENr~.

OLYMPIC .rngArEs. 4.
y ;,,,H4yn EEop, ssis y i, !, !,
G. L. iToSs IyA;rr Puirrf HrSPosSsrHfYcrfD- !,
Have you seen the ElephantY
Have you seen the Martens
Have you heard she Russian Gypsy Songf
Have you heard the Cat Duet
Have you the Warrior Dancef
Have you the Shield Taolelu?
2 Have the Carroll Mi lgetsy
Have Fnx's new tricks
Iiaveyou seen Humpty Dnmpiy in his new shape? ,
iFirst week of the WILSON BlsoTiIERs in their great
! First week Of Sigior CASSkfLIS astounding Aerial
Juggling and his great "founain of Fire. J
First week of Mrs.. YEAMAN'S "ce.estial Chart."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

60 cents-the perpetrators of that crime
have good chance to make some, by Civ
ing themselves up and avowing the deed.
They run not particle Of danger to be
punished, even in Minnesota courts. Come
Mr.. Herald, such "blowing' is too trans
parent, even for the latitude of Duluth :
you must rouse up your organ Of construct
iveness, and construct a more plausible
story to blow" with
But while Superior had nothing whatever
to do with the silly attempt to destroy a
ting that was already destroyed, the Her
aa might look nearer home to find the
perpetrators of the "dark and awful crime"
1t complains of. If there has been an at
tempt made to blow up the dike-which
IS doubttul-the scheme was most likely
concocted in duluth, and made by citizens
of that deectable town
Let us look at the facts as they exist.
This spring has fully demonstrated the fact
that the waters Of the st. Louis river are
seeking their outlet to Lake Superior
through the canal cut by Duluth, that they
have left their natural channel. AS we
said before, they are rushing through the
frame work of the dixie, they have entirely
undermined that structure, and the current
under 1t Is so strong, that large pine logs
are drawn under the dixie by the force of
the current. Thus the falsehood, deceit,
and fraud Of Duluth and its patron saint
Jay Cooke, have become SO open and bare
faced; the facts establishing their illegal
usurpatons have become so patent, that the
War department can no longer shut its
eyes, even to please Jay Cooke.
Now the landsharks and spectators,
conceiving that the end is approaching,
and desirous to prolong the day SO as to be
able to "unload," have undoubtedly made
up this little innocent plot, to appeal for
sympathy and compassion, by raising the
cry that Superior attempts to destroy the
dixie. But the lie is too transparent. All
the blowing and bowling of the Duluth
windmiIs,' all the whining and tawning
of Duluth emissaries with Jay Cooke to
lead them cannot prevent the overthrow of
the Duluth surpations-st stealings.
Even the redoubtabe Graves, who-ac-
cordIng to his own accounts wasting his
transcendent abilities as the most consum-
mate lobby manager of venal congressman,
upon the desert air of Lake Superior, will
find his occupation gone, and be compelled
to 'unearth'' hills Of potatoes, in lieu of
department instructions. "Oh what fall
was there my countrymen.'
But the silly lie which appeared in the
Hera1d shows how hard run Duluth at
present is for matter wherewith "to raise
the wind" It's blow is almost exhausted
the gas is almost out of the balloon, and
Duluth which "went up like a rocket will
shortly come down like stick" Nat
ural advantages are bound to tell in the
long run, and will prevail.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY OF BAYFIELD-1n Circuit
| Eour

Ur
y Court
Daniel Bea.er administrator of the Estate of Mar>1
Bea decease !, against
Palmer, deceased.
TIE STATE WISCONSIN
heirs and legal
mer, dece tsel, the de endaut above tamed:
You and each of hereby required
the comP amt d anie Beaser the plaintiff
ente1 ucti wnfc said compnt ieI the Office
Clerk # the Circuit Court of the County ef Bay Id aforesaid
the town OF Bvh Id in said County aud
tn under his ice the superior
ugla Comfy Wisconsin. within twenty
fth exclusive the day
fill t. he compliant hereby equi5 ed
ao ead he plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief
manded IN said complaint. u y. SETTER, Pl'tifs Atty
lated April Sth 1877 aprD-junf
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ABATEMENT or THE DULUTH C4N1L
1NO UIhE


THE following is the text Of the bill In
troduced in the Senate by Mr.. Carpenter:
bill to restore the Of the Bay of Superior to
their natural channel.
Be il enacted bv the Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the United States of America in Congress
assembled:
That the Secretary of War is hereby directed to
apply all moneys that may hereafter be appropriated
by law, for the Improvement of the harbor Duluth
to filling up thC canal recently dug Minnesota
Point socaed DulIth in the State of Mime
sota so that the waters of the Bay Of Superior shall
be restored their natural outlet at Superior in the
State of Wisconsin, and to the removal Of any OBJ
structions to the navigation of said bay recently
erected therein in the form of dyke by the City of
Duluth or by other persons
This bill proposes simply to conform the
harbor works and Improvements at Duluth,
for the future, to the wise and practical
system devised and recommended by the
L. S. government engineers-the regular
official authorities, under whose plans and
directions the business of harbor construc-
tion and repair, throughout the country,
constantly proceeds.
These officers, acting intelligently and
impartially, uninhuenced by intermeddIing
suggestions from any quarter, and guided
only by their own educated good sense and
professional experience, adopted for a har-
Dor at Duluth, plan which they declared
to be adequate for all the possible needs of
the commerce of the place. In fact, it was
the only plan which the nature of the case
admitted of, compatibly with the use of the
great natural harbor-the Bay of Superior
on one end of which Duluth is situated.
But the particular feature Of this plan
which rendered it distastefu to the town
lot spectators of Duluth, was the location
of the harbor entry; circumstance which
$50 far as it was then material TO them) had
nothing to do with the merits of the harbor
as such, but which, on account of the OPP
portunity it gave for a comparison between
the town-lot market.
The entry to the harbor of Duluth was
was at the mouth of the St. Louis rivera
boundary stream between Wisconsin and
Minnesota. BY this entry, all lake craft on
its way to and from Duluth, would pass
right along i'll front of Superior, which by
virtue its extraordinary local advantages,
could not fail, if the natural harbor confor-
nations were left intact, to become the
chief and permanent seat of commerce at
the head Of Lake Superior, so soon as the
railroad system of this region, hitherto un-
formed and embryonic, should be adjusted
upon regular business basis.
While this circumstance, we repeat, de-
tracted nothing from the merits Of the har-
Dor of Duluth, it did affect very materially
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

News from the Sault canal places its
opening at the 10th inst. The first through
boat cannot reach the head Of the Lake be-
fore the 18th or 18th according to that.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-1n circui
L Court

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS-In Circuit
- Court.
Elise Baasen, plaintiff, against
David A. Currier. John Francis Blasen James j. Hibbard
Thompson Rtche John Frederic Newton and Louis Dolby
Newton, defendants.
THE STATE WISCONSIN
To he Def ndants above named:
You h reby summoned and required
the complaint Of Elise Batsen the plaintiff in the above
entitled action which complaint filed in the office of
Clerk Douglas County Sup-
rior in sad County aud to the
his office thu Doug
Wisconsin, hin
exclusive Of III day And you shall fail
said complaint hereby required within the aforesaid the
plaintiff will apply the Court for the rel eff demaded in said
complaint. ii. y SETTER, Plaintiffs Airy
Da ed April 7th 1872. apr13m.y25
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Il TEMPEST IN A TEA POT.

On last Tuesday afternoon, our citizens
were both amused and amazed, to learn that
a tremendous excitement had regned all
day in Duluth, and was still raging, on ac-
count of an alleged attempt made during
the previous night, to blow up the Duluth
dyke with gunpowder; and that it was cur
rently charged in Duluth that some persons
more or less-living in Superior, were
the perpetrators of the atrocious deed.
The first announcement of this absurd
sensation and accusation, was received with
incredulity by our people: but the advent
of the Duluth HeruM on the evening of the
same day, with a long account of the mat
ter, in which the editor of that sheet ago
nized painfully to find epithets suited to the
enormity Of the supposed act, and the fla
gitiousness of the supposed actors; and the
subsequent appearance of the Duluth Tti-
6une also writhing in travail with an edito-
rial OF the same purport, have compelled us
to believe one of two things-either that
the silly alarmists in Duluth, who are res
ponsible for this ridiculous scare, were in
deed deluded by their own puerile imagin-
ings; or else that they are engaged in a
conspiracy to place Superior at a disadvan-
tage before the country, by trying to mike
it appear that its people, inspired by ha-
tired of Duluth, have committed heinous
outrage.
To which Of these alternatives, their own
stories-the circumstantial narratons Of
their newspapers-remitt them, we leave to
the decision of n discriminating public,
which will not fail to transfix them with
one horn or the other, of the dilemma. In
the first case they are to be pitied; in the
latter, despised.
We do not wish to be understood as init
mating, that if anybody had blowed the
dyke into "demnitlon finders,'' he would
have been in law, guilty of any crime; but
as we are confident that no one in Superior
has yet tried to do it, we can't yield to Du-
luth even the poor capital which such an
attempt might have afforded.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

If we are oyEEsTocKED in anything it is in Grocer.
les and Provisions, of which we keep Good Stock,
consisting of CHOICE and FANCY GROCERIES.
as well as S71PLE& In this line we would call
special attention TO our TEAS, which we think are
not excelled by anything in the market.
sB When visiting our store if you do not see what
you want, ASK FOR IT.
noy22,70
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ENGINEERs OFFICE, 11rH LIGHT HOUSE DISTRICT,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAS-County
- CauIt-In Probate.
the Est of John Peter Bourg, deceased
reading and film the petition of Catharine Bourg Supe>
said county representing ohe
oarg OF ST. LOUIS culty, state of Minnesota
Feb 1870 died leaving real
that she he said is the widow
deceased prasin of b.
ordered petition be heard before
Judge of this Court
MONDAY TIE THIRD DAY OF JUNE AID 1872
the afternoon the office of the Co1ny Judge
in the House superior in rougias Cpunty Wis
oriere thereof be he
id ed and to all Interested by pubhi
fIr three
hearing the TINES public printed
published at Superior III sad toun'y
Hos. CLARK, County judge.
Dated Superior Ap.l 2e, 1872. may+-may25
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-In Circuit
- Court.
Henrietta W. Newton plaintiff, against
Rchard Washington, defen iant.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN the above named defendant:
You here,y and required answer
plant OF the pantlH in the entitled actor which is flied
the office of the Clerk the Circuit Court and for the
Of Douglas the Court said County
copy OF your said complaint the
County of within
the OF this eXclus the day of
and fiji the said complaint within the
af)es i'd t. pautif this action will iudgm
you for til of fix huu1el dollars with from
vr December 1850 and for the further
dollars th day of
besides he costs of this action GEp W PERRY,
Dated April D. 1872 ep27-unS Plaintiffs Atty.
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Son einem arsttd,en Stunbpuntts betradtst, III
Der sriiblins nidt Die er9oSle Sabres6eit, ue liz
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nen 9ranibeiten su entseben, ober tpsrn fie beres
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phesen. Muf ben Geidbmad elmer Meoisiu tommt
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Soitetter's Bitterem earf man bridb iaeen: er
befuirit cine Selluns, obne ben Geidmad res Gat=
enteu arsucteln. (73-St&n)
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warum pieie srauiame Srennuns penn
lberbaupt itattinDen mlhe.
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0pfa1terid,te ans CRafhinntpn.

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lidIe Serein erludbltr seileru in Der 9abre8s
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Or. Wfor9an sum 8ice GrGloeuteu, Or.
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6Orepaugb ifen Sirius, oas ais StaQ be-
nuet mar, elm 0tdub Der 6lummen. S9a,
ben $500.
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SIoter BON 0tarid Seimiudun9, Gfe Der 10.
uno 8-StraBe, ben S9leier.
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toir Suriifuarf, oen Su4baltsr Surlona pom
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5ertriimmerte.
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Eclsataphifhes slQcr1ei.

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Der Sauimann q. $. Sc gte3a, pie man
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SrGnoe.

9 Il II, 3. Ipril. - Die Wohnuna oes
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900, oa8 @ebduoe puroe i'm Sctrage bon
$4,000 bsid)GOigt.
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@. Sohnion's SaumwollipinuCret in 9tor6s
Noams Dtafi., muroe heute Wtoraen tin
6aub Der Nlammeu. 8erluft $50, 900; Ser
luit $4,000. ....
2ouispille, 8. Ipril. Samifag
branuten i'll Smithlauo. &p., Elm 9otel, orei
@eid]aftSlofale unO 8obuhduier a6. Der
Werluit miro auf $4,000 uaani6lagt, Die
Seriid)erunJ 1T unbeDeuteno.
9arriSburg, Ya,, 8. april. - Die
sc. s. q. g." Bride, meId,e bel Daupbin
ibsr ben Susquebannab fithrt, gerietp heute
Q6enos nhr ruabrideinli1 Durd) Suufen
aus elmer 2otomotipe IN Srauo. Die 6Ilfte
Der Sriide luurOe sertDrt. Serluf $4,000;
ntd]t perlifert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-04
Selesrapbii'5e Sepei9sa.
Guropaiide &abelberidte.
GnalduS,

Sol bon, 3. April. - Der beiti9e
,,@lobe" mad,t auf elm Geriidlt auBercroentz
lid,er art auflnertiani, rpeld]eS in 2onbon
9trfulaticn erbalten bat, baB uemltd] Der
ssau Der amerttaniihen Hegierung Dor Dem
@enfer Sdiebs9crid]te Die @erlnite Der anls'
rtfaniifen 8iirgcr ourd, bic Saperltjllre.
lpeld,e in @nslano ausseriifiet mnroenr auf
s14,000.O0 ueranidlagt, oaB ite firner Die
Soften Der Gerfolgung Der confDberirten aa-
perid,ifie ani 5000 100000 uerauid,last bat.
= Ser y@lobe" beipridt oieie 9arlegung in
iebr sereiStem Gone uuO hofit, baB 9r. Slaos
ltone bemndhlt i'm Barlameute aufgeforoert
meroe, bic Sadle ;u erfldren.
apnbon, 8. april. - Der befanntsn
Shanfe vIIole in the WALL" melfs ais
6auptquartier ber Gepublifaner bon 2onoon
aalt, 1T BON ben Seh0roen Die SonSeihon per-
Ipeiaert moroen. Die Republitauer babcr
iih iniolge 9eiien eiu neues 9anptquartisl
aeiud)s. Der attb. Sohn Stuart Dtta bat
einSAreiben on ben 9raiiOentel oes sBatrio
tiihen YereiuS npn 2Oneon" geridltet nro q
Yfc. 5nlg. als SeitraS aur Dedan5 be
Wlethe fir oas neus Nofal beiJeihloiien: e
biaigt bas 8eitreben Der Organization Uni
fprl9t iiA iebr tapelnS sesen bic &esisrnn