The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-12-04

Duluth now has two eastern
mails daily as during the summer.
The night train cornps 10y way Of
Eraimerl and arrives at am.
This arrangement i 4 very great
convenience for Duluth business
men ana no doubt is duly appre-
ciated by them.
We understand tina. Catholic
school viii soon be opened in
Duluth under the superintendanee
Of two Sisters from St. Cloud, and
that arrangements are being made
to secure and tit up a building tor
that purpose.
The tug Sirkiwit with the
schooner Charlie returned from
Prince Arthur's Landing Wednes-
day after safe trip although over
due a week. She brought up 3
consignment of l6, 74O lbs. of fish,
valued at over $500, for Duluth and
else here.
There is 4 rumor that couple
OF Duluth men who are hunting
al the mouth Of Black river have
several spring guns setin the woods
for deer. The penalty for this kind
oil amusement ls very styere-not
less than six months in jail and q
fine Of 500.
Another owner Of Superior
lots has gose 10 his fathers. Caleb
Morgan died at Pougi.keepsic,
New York, on the 9Th Of last
month at the ripe age of 83. lie
was here once or twice in the last
IS years, aud will be remembered
by many Of our people.
minneapolis boasts Of the three
largest Touring mills in the world
whose daily capacity is as follows !;
plIlsbury A, 1000 barrels Wash
burn \, $500 barrels Crown Rol-
Ter, 5000 barrels. The largest mall
in Europe has a daily capacity OF
but 2, 500 barrels, and none of the
mills are fitted with the perfection
Of modern machinery used in the
mills Of that city.
= Some bald headed scientist has
discovered that beetstak cut fine
and mixed with yeast bread will
disappear while the bread is "ris-
lng." The fermentation digesls
the meat. This discovery VIII not
DO editors any good. The fact
that meat disappears SO rapidly IS
what troubles them now. They
want some method by which tie
heetateak can be made to appear.
i Saltwater Lumberman.
Letters have been received
from Portage Lake, saying that tie
M@nistce, the steam barge Whiting
and her consorl, and tug Maytham
are frozen IN at the head Of the
canal. Icebergs have been formed
between them and the lake which
reach t. the bottom. This will be
bad tor our merchants who have
supplies at Ashland and Duluth,
and will Mecess;tate their being
shipped by rail around to L'AnSe
and brought through with teams
70 ntonagon Miner.
Father Vcrweyst has received
a number OF copies Of the first edi-
ton OF his new Chippewa prayer
book, the "Mikana Gijigong
Enamog" It is an attractive vol
ume OF over 600pages, elnbeIhshcd
with fine engravings and bound
in two distinct styles. This is by
far the best and most complete
prayer book ever published in tie
Chippewa language, beng fully
equal to similar works in English.
Father Eerweyst has labored loag
and earnestly for The completion Of
this work which is being well re-
ceived, and 1000 copies have
already been engaged.
We are panied to record the
suicide OF George r. Bell, an old
Superior boy, at Helena, Montana,
on the Goth Of November. He was
the second son Of j. b. Bell now OF
Minneapolis, and brother Of II. II.
Bell Of Duluth. We take the fol
wing extracts from the Helena
Independent, in the office Of which
he worked as presslnan
For about three years Mr.. Bel
has been employed as the pressman