The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-02
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, MARCH Q, 1872.

try this week.
HAVE you heard the Uppertown school
sing? Drop in.
REMOVABLE. H. E. Lafitte over Ber-
trand's "big boot"
Nick Walter-not responsible for dam
ages done by City Grow.
THE Winnesotian goes back on Messrs.
Nilsson and Bash, shamefully.
THE St. Paul Pioneer credits a squib of
ours to the Taylors Falls Reporter.
MONDAY and Tuesday were just lovely.
Wednesday and Thursday were devoted to
a northeastern.
HAD the auroral display of Monday night
ANYTHING to do with the storm of Wednes-
day morning?
SAM Fifeld's letters from Madison in the
Polk County Press are interesting reading.
Sam is well posted.
A DEER was chased across the bay by
wolves early this week. /. l. Moore Esq.
distributed the venison.
THE C Ohio Liquor Law" has passed the
State Assembly by a vote Of Sc to 80 1t
will soon pass the Senate, report says.
THE St. Paul Press does follow up Mash
and Minnesota Legislature meannesses SO
fast that we have not time, nor space to
copy.
SOME scathing reviews of Duluth man
agement, and Wisconsin mismanageme
in the dyke humbug appear in the Chicago
papers this week They will be laid before
our readers in due time.
YESTERDAY morning a small house, next
to the Episcopal church on End ST, was
discovered on fire, which originated from
stove pipe, slightly damaging the roof Of
the building. 1t was fortunately extin-
guished in time, thus avoiding further
damage.
WE have received the first number OF
the appeal, a new and thoroagh-going
temperance paper published at Duluth by
Rev. John p. Quigley, of this place 1t is
well gotten up, and makes very neat APP
pearanee. It will be issued on the 1st and
18th of each month Half a do liar will Sc
cure it for half year.
LATEST FROM ST.. CRoIx GRANT.-Ac-
cordinc the last nights news, the St. Croix
grant is left in very critical position. AT
ter the fillbustering that kept cutting down
the vote, it was finally referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands by a vote of 102 to
II. When it will emerge from that com
mittee room again, or in what shape, can
not be known at present.
WE see quite a number of bills around
town advertising prize drawing OF $780,
900 mostly Of real-estate in Omaha. We
are assured by friend who is acquainted
with the parties that the drawing for these
prizes will be conducted fairly and " on the
square, We are not in the habit Of MOTTO
ing such things unless their reliability is
.vouched for b. some one we know.
THE Bayfield, Press returns our compli-
mentary notice in the following lively and
unique manner:
Your head is level, my boy Here's our u; but
when is that sidewalk to be completed from Superior
to the Junction? And what is your opinion OF Du-
lnth's Nashby?
Well, Mr.. Press, here's our - too; and
the sidewalk will have its ties out by June
lst, and the iron plank will rattle down in
time to put the Northern Pacific on its feet.
And Nash-by like Susannah crieth,
every time l think of
wish it wasn't me-"
THE Appeal, edited and published by
John p Quigey, in Duluth, Min., issued on
the first and fifteenth of every month. Six
months for fifty cents. The cheapest paper
at the head of Lake Superior In local
matters Independent. For everything pro-
motive of the welfare of mankind, an ar
dent advocate. In religion, unsectaran.
Not allied to any political party. Consci-
entiously and forever opposed to the netar-
ious traffic in rum. Address John 2. Quig-
ley, box al, Superior, Wisconsin.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH DESTROYED BY
FIRE.--Last night at PM, whilst the Rev.
Father DeGoey was officiating, the alarm
of Ere sounded through the streets, and the
people were running in all directions trying
to ascertain where the fire was !; soon the
flames were seen TO issue through the roof
of the vestry room of the Catholic church.
Every one promptly repaired to the spot
and rendered their best assistance IN say
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