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REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.-R. X. Elliott,
trustee, 10 augusta Willige, Part lot 2, square
20, $500; Charles T.. Hovey to Farnham Spofford
part lot 2, square CSC, SO; Henry Hurst to c. @.
Taller, lot II, square $50. OIL; Judson T. Gull,
trustee, to Charles K.Wright, lot g. square IO20.
50; John G: Fay and wife TO L. T. Critic nden,
lot y, Fay's sub. square 1i2, 81, 900; John b.
Davidson, lot =, in Holmead's addition to
Georgetown, 81; Thomas II. Williams TO VIM.
H. Goddard, part lot I, whitney's sub. square
15I. So; b. IL. Warner and wife to Hugh g.
Carothers, lot %, Corners sub. square 2l6.
- SEQ; Edw. Fitzgerald and wife to Theodore
z. Shuey, lot y, sub. square 757, 81 500; John
Mccormick to ID. +. Haines, lots al and 272 In
Uniontovn, $3.50; Ann A. Barnes ct vrr to Ed
ward Gummel, lots 35, ss, part 80, sub. of land
made by John M. Heating and others, 81 ,696 50;
jas. +. Wollard and wife to John +. Herrill lot
2, square 10s, 500; III. W. Garrett, trustee, TO
VIM. Wall. lots II and II, square 1885, s5; Eliz 8
Aarris to Sarah 8. Harris, lots and 5, square
99i, S, 900; Sam. Harris and wife TO G. q. Cor.
nish, lots and 8, square 991, 5000; James f.
Fitch to George Taylor, part lot 80, square PA
IS 554; Wing ct al. to Ed. F. Beale, lot TS, Bry
ans sub. square PIP, $1,000.
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THE VIRGINIA NJ. Z. CoNFERRNcR-List of
ApPointments.-The Virginia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, which has been in
session ct Alexandra for several DAYS past,
closed its meetings yesterday. Bishop Scott
announced the appointments for the ensuing
year, including the following:
Richmond District---E. p. Phelps, p. f.
Richmond, John p. Otis; Norfolk, l.. T. Capu-
Ian; Portsmouth, z. T. Banks; Chesapeake
City, V. Mum; Surry and Williamsburg, g. W.
Ban; Accotink, Owen Hicks; Manassas, A. j.
Porter; Alexandria, James 8. Boyer; Fails
Herndon, H. Clement; Leesburg, W. H. For
ytne; hiilsborough, 8. A. Ball and E. Waugh;
s SeI1Sys,,e L,oudoan, w T; schoule. and NJ.
Roclin.hsr %., %. d, Mu9 rsoagn.
Evans lson OF =. 8. Evans, OF Washington).
Inc annual conference then adieurne.i 10
| meet next year in Portsmouth. Va ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

Recent developments tend to
modify somewhat the relations of
the Jay Cooke & Co. estate to the
Northern Pacific railroad. In the
original bankruptcy schedules the
statement is made that the North
ern Pacific was indebted to the firm
for 81 900, 900 Of cash advanced to
it, and which was secured bv So
l4l, 400 mortgage bonds held by the
firm.
This week a petition was filed at
Philadelphia, for leave to amend the
former statement in regard to the
bonds, which it sets forth were
bought and paid for by the firm at
SO per cent and interest, making in
the aggregate 54,767 800. The pc
titioners assert that these bonds
were taken in lieu of all the indebt-
edness due from the Company up to
December lst 1878. The effect of
this is to release the Northern Pa
citic from all its indebtedness to the
firm, and the creditors will have no
recourse except the bonds.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04
FIRST Nd TIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGTON.

INGTON.
1t will be remembered that one of
the primal causes Of the September
panic of '73 was the explosion of
the First National Bank of Wash
ington. Henry d. Cooke, a broth
er of Jay, was president, and Jay
Cooke was director The capital
then was 100000, and when It's af
fairs were examined it was found
that Jay Cooke q Co, Of which
firm Henry ID. Cooke was mem
Der, had borrowed $4,000 In
other words that the Cookies had
sucked the bank dry to aid in their
speculative operations. Under the
national banking law at no time can
a director borrow, no matter upon
what security or how much stock
he may hold, more than one quarter
of the capital stock Of the bank.
The Cookies have grossly violated
the law, and they should be severe
ly punished. If like Tweed they
were confined to the State Prison it
would be for the benefit Of the com
munlty. A few sharp examples made
Of exalted rogues would everywhere
purify the financial atmosphere. We
aver that the House Committee on
Banks and Banking, of which Gen.
HawIey, of Connecticut, is chair
man, has made just and unmista-
kablc report upon the villainous
conduct Of Henry and Jay Cooke.
We trust that every member Of
Congress from Wisconsin will bear
IN mind that the people demand that
punishment should be awarded to
bank swindlerS, for their thieving
does very much more harm to the
community than ordinary burglary.
-lUiilcauhee Wisconsin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

Hon. A \. Huntington, an old
resident of Dane county, and a
warm friend though a political rival
Of Governor Taylor, is now editing
the Winnebago City Press, Mime
sofa. They were associated a num-
Der of years on the county board,
and Mr. II. succeeded Col Taylor
in the assembly, in 1855. His init
mate acquaintance with the private
and public acts renders him cOmpe-
tent to pass judgment upon the man.
In an issue Of his paper, a staunch
republican sheet, we find the follow
ing notice Of Farmer Taylor:
The Wisconsin republican press
speak well Of the judicious message
sent by the Governor to the Legis-
lature, and attribute its production
to 5. d. Carpenter, or some legal
politician of Madison or Milwaukee.
We happen to know farmer Taylor
have lived near him when he first
came to the State over 25 years ago,
and we give it as our opinion that
farmer Taylor was not Governor by
accident; there are few shrewder
men in the State; there are few men
who understand human nature bet
ter than him; few that keep their
own counsels better, and few that
understand the politics of Wiscon-
sin better, and few that can write a
straight forward message better
We have quite a casual and super
fetal knowledge of Pump Carpen-
ter, and can appreciate the smile
that runs over the broad, dark face
of farmer Taylor when he reads
such opinions. He has been in the
State Senatc-in the House-in the
employ Of the county and the town
in a public capacity in Dane county
for years and has never been caught
making mistakes. One those cool,
careful men who waits until he sees
clear through the subject; never
strikes unless he is sure TO hit. Mad
ison has had the advantage Of his
presence, thoughts, words, acts,
without giving him full credit for
the force Of the man. Some OF those
brilliant men may have proited by
his thoughts, and we will venture
an opinion that he has impaired
more than he has received.
Farmer Taylor will be hard man
to oust; whoever thinks he viii
make mistakes that will retire him
to obscurity again, may find their
mistake in his ascending the ladder
still higher. His Presidency to the
State Agricultural Society was an
easy flight, and no doubt uueXpeot-
ed yet it was given, and his duties
we'll performed. The worst that
can be said of him is that he has
stuck by the Democratic party OF
Wisconsin through evil as well aS
good report, and they have honored
themselves as much by making him
Governor, as he is honored by that
party
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

1t has not yet been made pub
lie whether the Lake Superior and
Mississippi railroad is to be trans
ferred to the original owners by the
Northern Pacific; but it is under
stood that negotiations to that end
have been pending, and it is sup
posed the \. 2. will give it up.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

Thomas Dunn, 4 railroad en-
ploye, was almost instantly killed ut
Hudson, Tuesday morning. At the
time OF the sad occurrence Dunn
was standing on the railroad track
watching a saving machine at work,
and became so occupied that he
failed to observe a passing train,
which ran over him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

A hundred and thirty million feet
of logs will run into the Mississippi
and Rum river boom this season,
against little less than 200, 900, 600
last year The cut on the St. CroiX,
provided the winter does not break
up at the usual time, will reach l40,-
100000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04


WHAT CONSTITUTES 4 CAR LOAD.
From the Dubuque Herald 18th ult.
1t will be Of interest to our ship
pers and producers to know just
what constitutes a car load Of the
various kinds OF freight which are
shipped over railroads. \ cotem-
porary who has been investigating
the subject says that in general 20
600 pounds is car load. 70 bar
rels Of salt, 20 of lime, 90 OF flour,
90 of whisky, 200 sacks of flour, 6
cords Of hard wood, 7 Of soft, Is to
20 head Of cattle, 80 10 90 head of
hogs, 50 to 100 head of sheep, 5000
feet of solid boards, 1900 feet of
siding, $4,000 feet Of flooring, 10000
shingles, ] less hard lumber, / less
green lumber, l-10 less Of joists,
scantling and all other large ium-
Der, $40 bushels Of wheat, $50 of
corn, $50 Of oats, 400 Of barley, $50
Of flax seed, 800 Of apples, 40 ot
Irish potatoes, 800 Of sweet pOta-
toes, LOO bushels Of bran The
foregoing table may not lee exactly
correct, for the reason that railroads
do not exactly agree in their rules
and estimates, but it approXimates
50 closely To the general average,
that shippers will find it a great
convenience as Il matter OF refer
cnce.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

-Rochetort, the exiled comnun-
ist, has escaped from the French
penal colony in New Caledonia, and
is expected to lecture in the United
States.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

The Holly water works "as a
protection against fire are delusion
and a snare" so says the lndianap-
oils Journai, since the great fire III
chat city last week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04
H A 9 K Il RS
Book & Variety Store.

Coddngton Block,
SECOND ST, SUPERIOR WIS.
Keeps constantly ON hand good assortment of
BOOKS. STATIONERY, YANKEE gTIONS,
COMBS CLOCKS,
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, ALBUMS,
PICTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASSES.
CIGARS, and CONFECTIONERY.
Also FRUITS IN THEIR SEASON,
Cheap for Cash,
aug1G,53 j w. FLA CKER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04

THE drinking saloons Of New
York, are now officially reported at
1922, or about one for each 1876 in
habitants. Assuming the average
annual income Of these establish
ments at $4,000, we have the snug
aggregate of $l4,644,o00, as the
amount contributed thereto This
would give $14.70 as the average
amount for each inhabitant Of the
city. OF course, this is somewhat
reduced by the contributions ofWs-
itors to the city; but is no doubt
counterbalanced by the amount
spent outside by residents of New
York. Is it not astonishing, that
any people should be SO burdened? ?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04
SUPERIOR
lM MARkET-

sEUOND 81, opposite avery House.
JOHN LACHAPELLE, Proprietor.
Keeps constantly hand the choicest MEATS,
POULTRY, SAUSAGE, HAMS, FRESH BUTTER,
etc, at lowest prices, VIII deliver any part OF the
city. Cleanliness a specially Call and
dec20,13 JOHN LACHAPELLE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-04-04
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AM ptm 3n5slllnUs nur psnis s,llitsn
bat. SnumWolf III ttm Ifoli fan sr.
lsasn unb mub nsu sfpaaust ptttsn.
Dtr EatteHsl.ernit bat Der Groa nttbts
Gtl@aptt, ea bic Sartpf,I fAun rsif, par,
aIs Der stliss NOrpwtnp f,tn G,fHslnsn
ma6ts. Bon Wtmi fen babsn am mel
fen aslttttu. 8obntn scmatU . unb
lnm abtil oub Die Gtbien. @rant
erblsn Warta ibon Dor BEN 8roli. Gnbs
WdrL auf Ntm Watfts crime Boknsa
wsretn tfrstis fslt sinissn sassm wis
ofr ttlgtboitn. SaIate, RobI, Aatea,
Roblrabsn. SlumtntOtl. arttfaodtn &c.
tno pon btr Sdlis Mot bttibst worbsa,
tonutn MIR aIlO trrb bss unahani.
cru Wetifrs osS hbtsn 9lonats faaea,
sab ftt ausiitisn fir Die Gsntsn du.
bstlt sanitlg Hnt. Der 8Obsn III bur&
anbailtnes HsssnsdiTs stb5He g,ftuta,
let unb to ts0atf nut nUt slntssr nsnt.
s'r Hs8sn. um bic Grnts ldtr ~ Rsl.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-06-04
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autsniO srfdflnsnbsn u6rsisn Dnft"
wsrtsn ben aslsrn elm auf&auIt&ts Bib
bon BEN bortIssn sIIma stbsn;
,,Uir tatsn felt LANCER 3stt tstn
Satr astabt. tn ptldem bic Grntsaus'
lhien bon Gnfans on 70 siinlis parsn,
ipts In bItlsm. Der Dinttr mar au'
esra milbs; BON NOSsmbsr bts Gnfanss
War, MAR has Osttsr faa bsadnbis
warm unb isu&t unb bic 8ssetaticn
tam In GoIgs bsGtn fttr frht tum es1
Ben. Die Gru&tbdumt fnBsn i&on I'm
Sanuar an 10 blhbsn, bsr Wlnitrirst.
ssn fGs6 mdhis In Die 5Sts uno fanb
ftsu Gnfanss gprtl In astrsn.
BslfGfcrn tonntt I'm Gsbruar 8spfanjt
psrStu unb mar In april f&on fub
| 800. RartcftIa bIRtten I'm mars une
plr erfsuen uns 1asn felt Do&ta bsr
aeusu Grbfsu&t. Sn GOl@en Maftn
IN bic 8attCff,t ara GOItto es5oSsn tuor'
ben, ba6 man elm 5frabssbta ees Drst.
fec auf ttnsn Dollar pro 8uf&tI etc
marttt. Baumwpls mar I'm Ildrj aus =.
aepflaH3t worbtu unb bic tanssn DFan'
5en Ranbfn tsrrltG. Da fam Istesr eas
b5fs 0sttsr Der tsBlsn DcGtn bts
Wdss unb bss Gprll mil itIntn ttstal'
ten Dtnbsn unb NadiF5fsn unb ttal
etnsn 9uttn Gtsil S&absu. Blr Be-
Enbsn uns inbsB 1T bfr Gage, mittttIltn
| 40 l5untn, bab bic DIrf!iatttt melt tin.
Ter ben 8sfirGtunstn ;urhdstblitbtn
10. Der GroR tR nur In flnjslatn @e'
| asnbsn, uamtntliG ia ben Gtbirssn,
Rarl ssuus sewsisn, UNI wtrtlt&sn
SGaeen 30 ttua. SIN aniersa 2aneG
1T feline 0trluns nur tptais ptrlphrI
pCybsu, unb fiibli& ron Can autontc
bat 10 gar utat sefrorsn. Da no htE
] Dsilsn stsn In Gsbrn f&cb, fHp bic