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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

traht unterlast: iie icllten eoS 5ao'
flnflis na@ eurrpdilder @eiie traaen.
@eesn 3umirsrtanrelnre miro polissi7
ii6 sineel6ritten. Den Damen 1T &C.
botsn, (1 ielbit su frilren.
Der Mifarp bat einen Srren seitifs
tst. Die fir Militdrs bstimmte Nbs
tbeiluna trdst he Snldriit Sir "a
pferfcit", tie fir Gipiliiien belimmte
8la0e 'rie Snldrift "Bur Serpients".
Sapan bat cine Contribution unp eia
parliament erbalten. Das Sberz ODER
6errenbaua beltsbt aus Mdnncrn Don
Nana (!Rap,cfu). @on Dem altenNre!
beigen aber nur @enise pie erforrerilz
DE 8ilcuna. Die meIde in Tolse
rislcS MonBelS niht lelblt i'm Yarla
ment crldeinen tSnren, eirfen tbre
S5bne, uenn riele tinrei6enp untsrs
ridtet iino, fir Die Yairswaroe in Sors
ldlus brinsen.
Sapaneiiae 3situneen wercen III al
len Ibetlen re5 Netbes 9e9ru1'oet.
Gum &ssierunssorsan 1T ras ~Ni(btn
S%binilbt" beitimmt morpen. NQe
amtli9sn Giraffe perren in remlelten
per1ffsntlibt.
Das Muerneuefe lit he Nadrtdt,
oae Ter 8ailer ron Sapan NIT etnem
Berliner profeI1pr llnterbanrlunaen
einleitsn lief, wesen Organization cee
Ifentliden llnterrid,t5 in ienem. beipni,
lhen Qanoe. Melhe Sueuc fir Ste
rcluticnen in oislem amanssmeile einz
oefiib,ten uuo rurhaus unnotarli6
aufaspfrppften Muftlirunseiyftm lie
sea mag, Miro cine nidt ferne 3ufunft
;siaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
pottptarrtr.
@iforii9e Stlber
Bon
g. .. Sscsn1fec1e.
[Gm.iesuns.]

3;e san;e Sdaar Der Gcrfbcmob;
ner folSte Gem Nuf;use. SauIear
WutbmaBun9en wurcen laut. Uians
dye s|autten in ibrer Ginfalt, rap mar
rem Waire fir eie seriibte WilIetbct
bIfen lallsn molIs oter 9iiemanp b;e!1
i'm LANCER fir ltulris.
Die Men9e b!icb eupli1 tai he,
pfar.ei febsn.
&cn Nsuem flissen sic Shelter op
3rei cerlelben mueten Die Pierre re-
rafben uar Ter Wahtmeiiter beaab fd
NIT rfn teireu Nncsyn unc Gem Mairs
in res Yfarrers @obnung.
Die Mnsit eer Sanrsleute flea mi
jeecm Nuaentlidt. Die 0ircerfetr
pss 0stitltben aus Ter barten &e,ban>
nuna, Gle MiecsrerGHnuna Der Strben.
Die SeocrSu9unA res @ottsebieniea
un1er rem Gonlulat, fpnnten bic az
ldeuliden Martsrn uno uuaeredtia=
feiten nidt persshen MAIDEN, Die uater
cen' wabnptB'9en Oelhret Don uTreiz
belt unc Gleidbeit" periibt ppreeu ras
rem. Dieter Gincrud bate fi1 70 tief
70 unauslSl9li4 Dem 6ersen pes @ol=
tss einseprast cas es bel Der asrinsiter
unrube befarAtete, jene srabli9e 3si'
piecerfebren ;u ieten.
Man wu6ts ubrisens, BOP bic Nad'
rer 0enscarmerie, pslGe beim Grimi:
nalseridtebOf i'm Dienfe tanp, fd fell
ten orer ME irsenrro ;eiste, obne bat
piuflrli&e Dtn9e caraus ~tcrporsin'
gen. Sc mar nidt bic Neeierun9 ct:
mes nit Nube uno 0eisbeit Gle Inter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

Mouateu fir Saac unp Uiibfani
pcer aciiiise Sclhafti4uns iitris bat
Dos Frlitiaenrs Gina aeltattct Gin
erSeere UNI meniasr ermiicsnre Sbd
tiatsit in rer frsisn euft unp bietet pi
munrerrclls @ebirasitsneris Dem ~ Or
b~sitenrsn cine itste SslbaftisunS 1eines
0eites. =.
Nber Ter u%nasbeure Mineralreih
ttum GclcraepS Miro bel rcr gntwid
lung rss neuen Ierritoriums unp bal:
pisen Staates eie 3aupt,ietferer fem
Die unerldIp1idsn 2aaer BON Roblen
Gilen, Ibpn, &alf, Marmcr Spra
gIei, &upfer, Silber uno 0clc rcereen
elmer SeuDlferun9 ron 'bunrsrten Don
5auiexren fir INNER lobnenre 8eldaf'
tiaune tieten. Die Yersmerfsz Ne3ion
miro itetS Elm Spnlument Ger IN Del
gtene srieuaten prorutte tlelben.
lluiere Serbinrunaen nit Der AuBe1'
,pelt jtno tsrs;t5 bereutenr. S9ou
lest linp mir in rirefter GerbinrunS mi
rem Often uno rer &Iite res StiQer
Weeres. @is raid miro ater unlert
Gntmidsluns rorfdreiten, menn nil
rurb ras tcscnnene Syltem Dor
idmallpurisen G%iienbabnen nit rer
5bllcrn unp Sbluhten Res Ielz
lenaetirses UNI Der Gtsncu Merlccs in
tlalihem @erfebr fsbcn!
Satte ismals Elm 2ano cine oer'pres
denrtre Submit? uno mas tbut in
rer 3uildsnse't unl:re cffs sQt Sin
wa%nreranss. SshSrce? Sblait lie Zen
Sblaf Ger Osretten, i'm SemuetIein,
rae rie curb r;e SerritcriaIzS~ ea'elatu.
70 frstssbis eemadte @elcte~lIiauna
,aue" 1T? Mp iinc rie ialarirtenasens
ten in Girstnia, Mary!ano unc Wc'1
psit, no iie lInr. jrst mo tdslih BIZ
a1be'tasrobntsn, trii!isen unc frusas
len GliaNer unp ~gptbr:nssr in Shaas
rem an unierm Weitlee lanren? SeB'
aerare, gu elmer 3e t, no cteDrase, aus
@cloraco einen Staat su MAIDEN, mic
Ter unp wieper aai:i,t miro uno man
fat tdslid pon &erluden b0rt, bic Son
cen neuen Nnf6mmllngen 9ema6I
pereen, Goipuien ;u bilcen uno mad
benz Befen ii4 gu wencen> jeBt ioutt
eie ~8eb6rce" ibre Msenten in Sirsts
mia &c. atberufen, aui einen anreru
Sdauplas usrIesen crey auf Gartesslc
requiem? Wti1ouri, &anias, 1eras,
Nsbrasfa. 5ernei1te unp itltt Girais
nien seben it6 curd Gle betrefsnce
YebDrre ale mSali6c Wlube, Die an
lursence UNI nod ~ ermartenpe 2ctbz
ringer uno Numduen GtnnanrerunQ
naa ib,en Staatsn gu oiri9iren, UNI
mas eelh!ebt bier?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
Neueife Nefprmca.

Der nit elmer semi1tn Muffldrunssz
rutb bebaftete Safer ron Sapan tat
ais nsue1e 3efcrmsn folssnce5 perpro,
net:
Ser japancGl9e &aleucer 1T nit een1
atenc!dnrilden (@reSorianiihen) in
Glnflana 9ebraAt wcrcen. Cine faiz
leIlidc G%erorenunS teitimmt, pab Del
/. 9auuar 1873 rer srlte Ias css erfen
Wspaats ees 2533fen Jcbres mad Dem
&eaisrunssantritt rs5 M,fasos fem
ioQte. Gin jeesm fstcntsnIa fol- Elm
Teicrtas ifottiInpen, itatt, mic ttaber,
oil jscsm fInftcn Gage. Der Sag, Get
friiber in snDlf 3sitatidnitte ;erfel
nirp fOrtan in "a Stunoen einsetbsilt
Der 25. 3eSembsr Ger Meihuahtstas]
miro nunmsbr al5 Gin GEM Nncenter
Don 3imnu Genrp, rem eriten &aiies
Don Sapan, s:psibter Sag feltIiG BE-
9anaen.
6Sbere iaransiIde Beamte fouer
cine eurcratlGe Nmtstradt tra9en. 81
raro belttmmt, eabbisielben pom Neus
jobr an bel w5aentlihen ScYers bee
RaiIers ;u erldeinen tohen. Ginen I'm
Den anceren Sag werren Don Sr. jas
paneilden Majetdt @dfte ~sur Safe
%befcblsn." 0aS Diner miro in aus:
ldnctl6em StYl ierpirt. lleter goliti|
rarf bel remlelben ni1t selproden wer:
Den.
@dbrenb frlber Gben nit 2eidtia:
felt aufselSf percen %fonnten, lit jes
BE Gbelaeirune fir unsuldiiis erfldrt
Die @srbeiratbuns pom Nusldnperr
NIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T jeB
seitattet.
Gen Mdnnern 1T bic bisbsrise5aar
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
Gin Oesppt.

Muf b1hf leltlame Weile oett Ger
8ebsrrider ces Saitlrei@ss Sepan bet
rem Neforusn III Wetfs, nit renen er
feline tesopiten llntertbanen tealidsn
Mill. Dan nennt psnielten Wtfaco.
bieier Wifacc sebt isst ramit UNI, mie
beridtet mirp, Gle japaneiihe Spra6e
at,u1bofen, neil le nitts tause, noe
niofens nidt fir Die Durbfutruu9 Ger
mccernen Civilization, wte nan iIe in
Sapan in aIer Gils er;;elen nil. Nue
Sapanelen lpuen Gnslild lernen unc
camit mirce fir riele Spra&e elm
neues @ebict ron IS MiQionen 8Ipfeu
ercbert fem.
Co melt bate ieltit Elm %cter rer
Grobs nidt eeben t0nnsn, ater aud
nf1t mraen. Sur Der cine oliati|he
Despptismu5 boyi ioweit in Ter cbQisen
Nihtahtune sessu cas- san;e Nattcnals
welen (eiusr untsrtbanen oeten> rob er
ibnen befehlen tann, ii6 relIelten
Iammt alien Observation-Disclosures in
Sittsn uno 0etrdudea, Dsnfen UNI
Tub!en, in oeeetener V,if III e%ntauEern.
OaG cine iolbe GeTorm ouf Gommanrp
nur III 9us uno I,u8> Corruption uno
Gemsinbeit fibren fam, tit feline Brase.
Gin Golf, cas- id 10 menia ahtet, lid
1eltit auf,usebsn, incem Is eane Weitez
res ocn Nuecrud leiuer Snrioipualitdt,
feline Sprahe aufeiett, ftett auf elmer
ittr untereeorenstsn Stufe> uno mirc
ropur6 nidt better, RAP c6 nit elmer
frempen Sprabe co6 Oemano elmer
fremren bDbelen G%ipiltlatipn onlest.
usbrieens lit 20 nod nidt fder, rs iii
Sapane|en ltd cine lolde Reform oul
COMMANDO ibres Saiitr5 eutmltbiQ
ssfalen lalen, pb lie nidt better ;nr.
mic ibr Mifaco anuimmt, cteleid III
Ib ionlt ;isn,|id oiel aeiauen Ialien.
Ger rsaie!enes aailer (Dlifocc) in
Sapan bsift Mutabitc, it 1852 ssbo:
rem uno bat o!o 9io@folser ieines per:
{tc,tenen Satcrs 8omri lenno 1867
BEN Strcn teitissen. StaatsaeIadfts
mercen nit entldeiesncsr Stimme DOR
nem S%taateratbe (Daijcptan), melde'
aus isbs Gltben hsitebt unp in ZEN
Sanrjo Daiicoraitn een @crltB fiibrt
ferner BON sinsm Miniferium, mcldea
in aGt departments: Musmdrtiaee
&riss, @arine Tinonsen, Suiib I'm:
terriht, Gultus unp tailerlide5 6aue
serfaut, 70 pie Don einem Senate be:
ieret, Der aus rreieis Mitsliecern su:
iammenaelegt 1T, welde pom 8oiisr
meif ols cen fruber ieltflanpiser
6ariten sepdblt rercen.
Sn opminifratiper 8eiiebuns 4
has Cant. in u Sen 0anrbe;irfe) uni
bret Nu (Neicen;besirfe) 9etbeilt. 81
lsBtea itne yeoro, Siafta uno &ioto.
Sn militarilber 0inG9t serfdQt ga
pan in pier General : @puoernement6
yeDro, Slaffa, Sinfin unp Saenpa
(Norccfen). Die reeuldre, mad euro.
pdi16em Mufer e~rer,irte unp ormirt
Mrmee sdblt an Snfanterie 6 0arr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
Il,
MurbenW anberer.)
Qie @ott9eweibte.

@erseGen unb perni6tet
SIT ,breut 8ltd bic Welt,
NaA Sben bin seri9tet
Gum btbren @ternenSslt.
@ie Ipra1: Mbe, ibr 2iebsn!
Du tbeures Glternbaus,
Son Sebniu6t binsetrieten
gil i'd ms @%ottesbaus.
l1ub ale 9uit urb 5reaeen,
Eie tieles 2eben bot,
Die iab lie an fir Ssipen,
Die ibrer scele SOB.
Mm Sage, no lie NIB lie
limb tbren Stteier nabm.
Gid tbrem @ptt permd9lte,
@ein arens bann iternabm.
ga idmamm lie gang in @pnre
Sn 5tmmels Ssliafeit,
Denn ibres 5ersenS CONNIE
uusab lie nab unp weit.
Sbm aobsu ibre Ttransn,
8erseGen mar bic Nutt.
Sie iprad in beiEem Sebnen
Detn bin it bis gum Sob!
Cir tpeib' i'd all msin Tenfen,
Mein 9esen. Gtret,u, Setu
WiQ i'd Dir enis idehfsu,
Iuf esis tleitea Iein.
Bsnn Nnb're Id aud (freiten
limb rlaaer tmmer5u,
Du rtrlt mir Irclt tersiten
@ei ilber Ser3ensrub.
Nnna 2etbert
@isr.. 8. Jetr., 1873.
, 1873-02-12
BRUTAL MURDER.


man Mtlled by Returned Convict
D1nlsre !Fs1 corresponaees o1tas Aagaso Courier.
stod s Of
near the Brocton Junction about7 o'clock satur-
day morning.
!he victim was q man W years OF age named
John - Elanders-unclo TO the Iailroad conductor,
rianasfS %nG lost ns nen 1e Icy WooRs ago
ny tne terrible eccldenI az ffospecs station;
The particulars o. tho murder arc as follows n
A. tue hour sq namea stranger appeared at t1o
house q hlr. f!andor6 nna a7kod for some break"
fast. The meal not being ready, ha was asked to
git down till it could 10 prepared. Mr. Flanders
found 1t necessary to the woodshcd to cut
VI, some kindling-wood, and, rs if the Fates had
ordered il, Mrs: Flanders asked tho stranger u
ho would help her husband. Ho complied
promptly with tho request, hui had not been aa1-
sent but yory few moments bofore Hhe heard
strange noises IN tho direction Of tho wood-Bhoa.
Hurrying into tho shed ehe thero bohold q torri-
bio sight.
On tho floor her aged husband lay bleeding
aud dying his skull crushed in md his brains
protruding in frightful mannor: Tho fond to
whom they had ofrorod tho hosptalities Of thoir
, 1873-02-12
SANITARY MATTERS.

Weekly and Monthly Mortality ncports-Uo-
marks Of tho Sanitary Superintendent.
A regular mooting of tho Board Of Health was
held yesterday afternoon, President Samuel
Hoard in the chair. DR.; Rauch presented his
wcekly mortality report, which showed the fol-
lowing facts: Tho total number Of deaths for
tho week was 1877, for tho preceding week III,
showing dccrease of 81. Tho principal causos
Of death, with decodonts, were aa follows:
Bronchitis, g.; consumption, 10; commissions,
IT; fevers, 0: meningitis, 8 pneumonia, 10;
smallpox, g.; suicide, q. Tho general health Of
the city is considered good. With regard to
smallpox, tho report ia minute in detail. The
number Of infected houses during tho week has
decreased, tho greatest change being in the
South Diviaion. Nearly all the cases for tho
week wore reported during the first four days,
the influence Of the cold weather being felt per-
Of t,deaths BY smallpox is great, and is owing to
the intensely cold woathor. OF those that died,
five refused vaccination, md three OF them but
Just arrived in the city. Only ono Of tho de-
cedonts ,gas born in tho United statos, the, re-
Inainder being foreigners. IN tho same time
last year we had 10 doathR. St. Louis for tho
same timo had 60 deaths. Tho Superintendent
predicts great docrease for tho proHent week.
Dr. Rauch urges the necessity for now small-
pox hospital Immediately.
The report WAS placed On flo.
The monthly report showed the total number
Of deaths to be TO maleB, 1886; females, 024
600. Tho most fatal diHeaaos with tho dcatls
resulting we're: Bronchitis, 29 consumption,
80; commissions, od; fever, 81 smallpox, OF.
There wus IN increase Of ono death rs compared
with tho previous month. The average Of daily
deaths was %. Compared with tho number Of
deaths for 1872, there WINS great increaso. The
mean temperature was 619 dcgreos lower than
for tho corresponding month last year, whilo
there wore inches more rain. Tlore is an in-
creaBR Of 53 cases Of smallpox over tho month Of
December, The effect Of tho extreme weather
during tic month WAS observable in the increase
Of deaths during tho last weoh.
Tho Board adjourned.
, 1873-02-12
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

The Executive Committee OF the Illinois
Woman Suffrage Association gnve another Of
their drawinE-room entertainments yesterday
afternoon in tho pleasant parlora OF Mrs. San
ford, No. 400 Michigan avenue. 1t Is a pleasant
feature Of these little diversions that they are
always held in pleasant parlors, and among
agreeable surroundings. limited numbcr Of
ladies wero In attendance, and thoro was mo-
ticoable absonco Of personal ornament, US un-
usual us 1t was commendable. Thoro was not
tho sparkle OF jewel, aud not q gllmmor Of
gold to DO aeon. It Ia ooniocturod that, with q
devotion worthy Of Roman aud Carthaglniau
a1noa aa the. tue asvosea Of Suffrage bud
noblo cause. Mira Fernando Jonos showed, by
her presence the noble persistence In lofty effort
which characterizes an hor conduct. Mira, Will
lard was absent on account Of severe Illness.
Mrs. Judge Watto was detained ut homo by things
Of great moment, tho reporter is allowed to pro-
eume. Several ladies', recently como to Chicago,
appeared as now acccaaions to the cauae.
Tho President, Mrs. Jones, stated that Il was
called for the purposo Of making preliminary Or
rangementa for tie nunual moating, and read q
letter from Miss Susan B. Anthony, saying that
ahe would bo present. if desired, and make an
address.
It WAS resolved that al,o sl,orld bo invited
formally, and also that Mrs. Matilda Jocelyn
Gage, Of Syracuse, N. Y, ahould bo requested
to come aud make q Bpoech.
Mrs. Gage Ii sald to be IN accomplished ora
tor, anu to hnye done what tho fellnlo sufrra-
gists call "gool work " for tho cause during tho
recent Presidential campaign.
It was further stated tllat a1sH Hewlett who
b. las recently been enrolled among tho brleaesa
The following la.los were appointed general
Committee OF Arrangements, to SECURE q nlaca
OF meeting and attend to au preliminary
business: nlra. y. J; Loomis, Miss Doctrogs III.
, 1873-02-12

Tho medical mon have a fresh puzzle on hand.
Xylol is g now chemical compound, derived from
tho dhtllation Of oil Of tar and according to tho
German doctors, 1t is specific for the cure Of
smallpox; but, according to remarkable atate-
mont trHt made public by n phyaIoian In st.
Louis, DR.. Walsh, It is also agent for purposes
Of robbery and mi,rdor. 10 mingle II with tue
feathers OF pillow and to lay tho head upon
charcoal. True, all pillows may be dsused-but
tlon gomo ovl.dispogod person might put xylol
into the bolster, and tho Bloopor recovering from
smallpox, might die Of tho very poison which
cured his disorder. Tho wholo business Ia COM
plcated, and xylol will 10 ut
drug In the mGrkot-until such time aH the ohom-
lists and tho doctors tolls uB what Ia true and
what III falao concerning 1t.
, 1873-02-12

that bill in regard to tho Qualifications for ofloo,
md tho Mayor and Common Council can only
by law to I'LL that onlco. Consequently, tho
p1aeos malo vacant by tho removal Of Hickey
md Gund can only DO Allod by q regular. ap-
polntmcnt by. tho Mayor aud Common Council
from among thoRo In Office as 8orgoants Of .Io-
ltco at the ttnao tlioao vacancies woro crontot.
In oonolt,sion Hickey and 0und arc rcnaoucd
and they cannot % restorcd
LAW AND OnpEn.
Ou1cA0p, Feb. 10, 1879.
, 1873-02-12

that the proofs Of Loaf havo not boon duly furnished,
or mstycd, ho ahould not pay tho claim.
Tho propet practice In caaca Nhrre tle> AfsiBnre
wiahos to contest any c]a Of Tho raura rcferred to
under oher Of tho, foregoing propositions is to NIX
tint tho claim bo o1pungpd under tho thirty-fonrth
rule o. tho general orera In bankruptcy, aud proceed
aB In thAt r1llo dtroctcd,.
, 1873-02-12
Another Victory for the Fer
tilizing Company.
Notwithstanding Its Business Is 0den-
sive, It Must Not Be Inter-
fored With.
Judge Tarwcll Decides that Tt
Was Chartered to Garry On
n Nuisance,
And that tho Good of Chicago Demands
the Maintcilnnco of tho
Manufactory.

Yesterday morning Judge Farwell, Of tho Cir
cult Court, gave tho following opinion In tho
case Of tho Northwestern Fortilizing Company
us. tho Trustees Of tho town Of Hyde Parks
, 1873-02-12

Fearful eyeB aro considered to TO beauty
In girls OF tho gushing kind. In Wow Of this q
chemist, who deals In cosmetics, has invented IN
application which producoB the do9irod tenaer
effect far bctter than onions can, and without
their disagreeablo olor.
, 1873-02-12

"Weat Virginia doferred certificates" hayo
got down to ID conts On the dollar, the lowest
figures yet reached.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-01

Recent dispatches state that anew steam
ship line has been formed to run between
London anb Melbourne via Chicago and
San Francisco This Co. is organized in
England and Australia. 1t has formed a co.
operative alliance with the Penn. Co, the
Union and Pacific r. Cos, and the White
Star Line across the Atlantic, promising to
make trips via our trans-cOntinentaIR RS. III
II days The ships on the Pacific are to be
IRON propellers with a speed Of Il miles an
hour. 1t is expected that within seven
months the first ship of the line will arrive
at San r. 1t is said that Gen. Burnside is
to be pres't of the new Co.
DIR. Thomas Foster is expected at Duluth
in a short time but he intends to maintain
a strict neutrality in the newspaper war
which has been shaking the foundation of
the Zenith during the winter. The causes
leading to that turmoil are more obscured
than those leading to the Schleswig-Hol
stein difficulty There is not man III
America or Duluth who can tell exactly
what it is all about.-,St Paul Press, 26t..
Tue State Railroad Commissioner of
Minnesota, in his report states that 352 miles
ofrailway have been constructed III the State
during the past year, making In operation
now 1902 miles Of railway; 100 miles Of
road-bed are reported ready for tracklaying
SAINT PAUL is distant from Washington
1850 miles or about 90 hours. From W ash
ington to Baltimore is 40 miles, to Pblia-
delphia 40, to New York 230, to Chicago
500, to ST. Louis go, to Omaha 1880, to
San Francisco 5000.
a herd of thirty one Shetland and lee
land ponies are en route from Glasgow for
Beloit. They are owned by Bisshof, OF
Beloit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-01

Geo B. Wright, General Agent of rhe
Land Department of the n. Z. Il. l., IA
letter to the St. Paul Press, contraaicts the
Washington special in reference to the onr-
chase OF lands from the =. ?. r. +. b. he
Lake sgporior and Puget Sound Land ,,
sndcr certain supposed town site azsse-
iaet,ts. He SAYS The j. S. anl 7. s.,i-aiaG
Co have not bought or otherwise acquired
of or through the n p. r. II. Co., an acre
of land anywhere, and if they do hereafter,
must come on the same footing as other ap-
plicants. It's land was purchased from the
{. S. Government and private parties.
Mr. Wright says the rumor started in the
Chicago and Omaha latitude; is put afoat
with many others by rival corporations, and
is intended to diScredit the Northern Pa
cifc, and discourage emigration. He says
it is like the interested hue and cry about
our northern winters.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-01


Gov. Washburn of Wisconsin, goeg down
to Washington and New I ork, to see about
getting railroad through the trackless for
ests of Northern Wisconsin, hundreds of
miles OF which are as yet inaccessible for
the want of railway, still perhaps the
richest part of the State in mineral and
timber resources; and straightway Duluth
papers backed by the Press Of Minnesota,
with some honorable exceptions, raise the
cry of "treason, stratagems and spoils."
Now friends, are no States in the North
west to have railroads but yours? Mime
sofa is gridironed with railroads bulls by
land grants; yet Duluth's worthy Senator
wants the Legislature to memoriaIize Con
gress not to pass any more land grants!
Generous, Now Col. Graves you are after
your old friend the ST. Croix and Superior
land grant again, aren't You? That same
which according to your friends Egan and
Mitchell 1--WE beg Mr.. Egan's pardon) You
so vaIiantly strangled, murdered and chok
ed to death last winter in Congress. But
neighbor Graves, that hydra-headed mon
ster, like Banquo's ghost, viii not down at
vour bidding" You may be very big
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-01

WE learn il is the intention Of Ex-Gov.
MagotEn and Congressman Beck, Of Ky, to
open brownstone quarry near the present
Eastwood Island quarry, early next season
They have fine Iedge-the best on the Is
land, and We hope they will commence the
work in earnest. They own several hun
dred acres Of rock land on the Island, most
of which is a solid mass of exposed brown
stone.--iShlqad Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-01

THE President has issued an order, that
from and after the 4th of March 1878, per-
sons holding any federal civil office by ap-
polntment under the constitution and laws
OF the United States, are prohibited from
holding at the same time, any State, Terri
torial or municipal Office, with some few
exceptions, such as Justices of the Peace,
Sotares Public, etc, If after the above
-ate, any offend against the proclamation,
i will be considered as a resignation Of
ter Federal trusts, and treated accord
sssaYfv
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-01

1t is claimed that under the present hotel
law of Wisconsin no landlord can collect his
bill from a guest occupying room above
the second story that IS not provided with
a fireescape Of some sort.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-01

The number OF miles OF Road
actually under construction (in addition to
that OF bed on which track was laid) is
given rs 6,742. This figure, we are free to
state, fails, in our judgment, materially be
low the actual amount 1t did not occur to
Us, TIL at q late day, to include the statis-
ties Of work in progress i'll the summary 4;
and this has been done only where we were
in possession of definite information. From
such general knowledge ofrailway progress
as we possess, we are confident that at the
least l0,0 600 miles IS under advanced con-
struction, with view to completion during
1873.