The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-04-21

seducer-a gay and festive bachelor who was
trader on one of the Duluth boats, last sum-
mer-vas fined only fifteen dollars 80
There is lady in town, who,
when she was a girl, resided in Brazil, right
across the road from the Emperor, Dom
Pedro. She sa VS. the Dom and her were very
intimate friends, and used often to slide
down their cellar door together. History
informs US that that was the Dom's favorite
amusement when he was boy.
The Circuit Court, His Honor,
Judge Clough, presiding, convened Monday
and adjourned Tuesday morning sine die.
! There were only two or three cases, the most
important Of which was the suit of Cour-
noyer against Relf for the recovery of $500
salary obtained by Ref as County Clerk, IN
which Cournover was defeated
And now once more is the
heart of the ambitious croquet player happy
as he or she accurately drives the trixy balls
over the treacherous ground. The first game
of the season was played on Good Friday, on
Schoolmaster Towards ground, and since
then the balls haven't had much rest. 1t
seems rather anomalous, this playing eroquet
along side Of a big snow bank
Among other distinguished Wis
itors expected here this summer is Dom
Pedro, the Emperor of Brazil, who arrived
in New York the first part of the week, He
expects to make tour of the lakes before
his return home, and win stop at Superior
two or three days to recuperate. He viii
occupy a suite OF rooms at the Hacker
| House.
in expectation Of Easter Sun
| day services some of the ladies of the Epis-
copal Church here got up a very beautiful
cross composed of flowers but were disap-
pointed in the non-arriyal of a minister to off
ciate. Rev. Mr. Millspaugh was obliged
to remain at Brainerd while Rev Mr.. Gilfl-
| len, who was expected to take his place and
officiate at Duluth and Superior, failed to ar
rive.
New Tue FOR THE HEAD OF THE
LAKE.-We find the following item in the
0ntonagon Miner Of April Sth;
A large tug designed for Lake Superior
| service is on the stocks. She will be So feet
long, "A feet beam, and y feet hold The
engine viii be Ii by I6 inches. She is be-
ing built for Capt. McDougall. and will hail
+ from Duluth. She will be employed in tug
I ging and fishing at the western end of Lake
! Superior The contract cal Is for her compile
ton May lst. The price is $4,000.
The Superior and Bayfield, stage
has. been discontinued on account of the bad
condition Of the roads, and the mail is now
carried by packers. The stage between Su-
perior and Duluth has also stopped running
on account of the unsafe condition of the
ice. Mr.. DesimvaI mail contractor and pro-
prietor Of the Stage Line, has won golden
opinions during the past winter by his prompt
ness and the accommodating disposition he
has shown.
Antoine Cadotte. who went to
Bad River last week with load Of goods for
Mr.. Zachau, arrived home Wednesday night,
having bad very tough trip, on account of
the bad condition of the roads In fact. the
team was so nearly played out, that one Of
.hem only survived few hours, diving last
night, about y O'clock. This viii be quite
loss to Mr.. Zachau as the horse was a very
valuable one, and be will hardly feel able, in
these hard times, to replace him with one as
good.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press of
Wednesday announced the contamination of
negotiations which have been for some time
in progress for the consolidation OF the Pho
neer Press and Minneapolis Tribune. The
new paper is to be called ''The Dual City
Pioneer-Press and Tribune, is to be an eight
page paper, the size of the great Chicago
dailies, and theinterests of tie two cities are
to be represented in its columns on basis of
perfect equality and impartialty The new
paper will appear in few days
The consolation of the St. Paul
Pioneer-Press and Minneapolis Tribune
into one grand, metropolitan paper ought to
be suggestive to the Duluth Tribune and
the Minnesotian- Herald of way out of their
Strengthened circumstances Come over and
co nsoldate with the SUPERIOR TINES, breth-
rem, and let's get out paper what is paper
Leave your bankrupt village, with its bonded
Indebtedness of $500, 900, and come over and
assist to speedy growth the town located where
Nature intended city should be built, and
where, ultimately, IS to be the boss town of
Lake Superior and the Northwest
| CONSUMPTION CURED An old
physician, retired from active practice, hay
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula of simple yegeta.
bic Remedy, for the speedy and permanent
Cure of ConsnmntioD Bronchitis Catsrrh