The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-10

Bring on yonr Yosemite saplings."
STEAMBOAT NEws.-John Cor
don, Esq, returned from Detroit
last evening, where he has been for
the past ten days, helping to organ
ize Wards Line of Steamers for
this seasons operations between
Duluth and Buffalo, and we are en-
abled to announce the following AS
the steamers that will compose the
line, together with their command
ers, and the other officers that have,
so far, been ASST gned:
Keweenaw-Capt. A. Sheppard.
City of Duluth (probably)-Capt.
John Robertson. Annie L. Craig
Capt. Cummings. Manistee-
Capt. John Mckay; Engineer, Robt.
Bruce; Steward, Mich ael Mulligan.
City of Fremont-Capt. Mcqueen.
St. Paul-Capt. Stewart Fair
banks-Capt. Morley. Anna L.
Smith-Capt. Murch. Fores, City
and Consort-Capt. Elsey. Phil
Sheridan-No appointments.
The Steam Barge st. Clair, also
Of Wards Line, will ply between
Duluth and Lake Superior points
in the lumber trade.
The Jarvis Lord has been sold to
Buffalo parties.
The Duluth and South Shore
Line will be the same as last season,
the Metropolis making one round
trip each week, and the Manistee
and Keweenaw alternating to make
a second boat. No appointments
except that of Clerk Shakelton have
been made for the Metropolis,
though it is to be hoped that Capt.
Barton Atkins will be re-appointed.
He has many friend at all the Lake
ports who would regret to see an
other in his old place.
From the Herald.
The Manistee will 90 to Thun-
der Bay on her first trip.
will. P. Smith will start for
Ontonagon tomorrow, this time 10y
rail.
Navigation is not expected to
open before May 20, though it may
do so.
DIR. I. L. Mahan and his lady,
and also his brother Samuel and
sister, arrived at the Clark House
last evening.
SCARLET FEvER.-We are panied
to state that this terrible scOurge is
now raging in the town Of Oneota,
and that number of the little ones
there are very iii with it, and their
death threatened. On Friday, Mr..
Chase, the station agent at that
point, lost an interesting child be-
tween four and FIVE years of age,
and two Of his other children are
dangerously sick.
From The Tribune.
Mr.. Joseph Austrian, of Chica-
90, the manager of the Leopold &
Austrian steamboat line, and Mr..
julius Austrian, of ST. Paul, have
been in the city for day or two.
Frank Northup, a son of Anson
Northup, died on Montay last, and
on Wednesday his remains were
removed to Minneapolis for inter
ment. The deceased leaves a wife
and, we believe. one child.
w notice in the Houghton pa
pers the failure of the Union Store
at Red Jacket, one of the largest,
and supposed to be one of the
soundest, mercantile establishments
on the lake. That this company
had big stock, will be apparent
from the fact that the assignees,
Messrs. Hoar & Bro, on the first
day aftes they took charge, sold at
retail for cash, goods to the amount
of S2l, 900. probably the largest
sale ever made in one day by any
store on the lake. If correctly in
| formed, this is the establishment IN
which our friend L. Nelson was to
take an interest, and be appointed
manager, during the coming spring,
but luckily tor him, the collapse
came before he went down and pat
il his money. We presume that
Mr. y. viii now remain in Doluth
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