The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-23


could afford TO take the trip. We
are inclined to think that an excur.
sion party of 5Oor more might be
gotten up, and If so, we doubt not
that Messrs. Mead, Sullivan aud
Newport would he disposed to deal
very literally with them. In order
that IL may he ascertalned, how
ever, whether such party can be
gotten up, those who wouli be Will
ing to join it, provided enc ngh could
be procured IL charter car, at say
one-'hird of the regular fare, may
If they please, send their names to
this office. ........ ....s
ALL TALK.-Some of the mefa-
ber> of the l.. 5 81 NJ. railroad gang
are having considerable TO say these
times IA 10 the intentions of that
company TO grade a new track from
the river around the dall-s of the 81.
Lpuis river, bat OF course that talk
Is all bosh. In the first place. the
gang no. con.r,,lliny hat road are
80 nearly playrd-out, financial Nv, thar
they have not paid their employers
for any labor performed since the
9th of May last, ani III the second
place, after the 3lst OF December OF
next year, when mat road shall have
passed, as it undoubtedly will, into
the hand of its r,gh ful owners, thu
first mortgage bondholicrs, Clark
Il>ley Il Go. will be dethruncd anc
will have n voice in the manage
ment "f that road, aud this, they
we'll know. Hence, all their tai
ahout The big thing that thy ar
going to do, or, are thinking OF
doing, Is merely some of their char
acteri-tis,ic bloviating. The idea
that that bankrupt crowd could
grade anew road IS simply rldIcu-
lou.
DIX. RICE ACCEPTS A CALL FROM
THE PKE>BYTKkIAN CHURCH.-W t.
are glad 10 he ab e to announce that
Dr. t'o", one OF lndiana's ablcst
mlnl ~terS, who As our citlzrns know
has been spending the summer at
Superior, has accepted "a call from
the L eshyterian Church In thus
city AMI has agreed 10 occupy that
pul pin temporarily, or until the first
OF January AT least, at which tine
the' congregation hope 10 be able to
make more permanent arrange
ment with him. As the Doctor,
soon after coming Ia Superior,
agreed 10 occupy the pulpit IN the
PreSb terrain Church there, at least
once per Sabbath until the first Of
No. Der, he will untI that time
preach here III the morning and at
Superior IN the evening We un-
der tand that Ie Will remain in Sal
perIor until Thursday morning, al
rud'ng he prayer meeting there on
Wednesday evening. aud then at
ending the prayer meeting here OH
Thur-day evening, and spending
tie tine here until after the morn
nv services on Sabbath. Alter
the first of November, however, tn.
Doctor will preach here both morn.
lug and evening aud will spend his
whole time here. The Doctors
vile left few days ago for month
az TWO visit To Boston, where they
have daugh CIR at school; but
should all thing continue prupltlou~,
We hope THAI, iii few months. the
Doctor aud his family will settle
down and become fixtures IN
Duluth.
From The Minnesotiau-Herald.
We are Informed that about
forty five IONS OF fish we're shipped
this season from Duluth
-Hamlin Russell has been APP
pointed To The In>peotorship in the
Custom House, made vacant by
the promotion OF NJ. III. Bywater to
the Dupuly Colleotorship. ...
Que of the most pleasantly
written articles on the Editorial
t,ip TO Fargo, il by the genial edi-
tor of The Superior Times. 1t is
written with the rory hue of young
lover to his charmcr. s..
w. w. Davis, Esq, caught at
ppyton's Mill last week l0S Ria, |,