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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06

At GREEN BAY with Chicago North
western and Wisconsin Central Railways fol
Milwaukee and Chicago, and fer all point:
North, East and South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western Is'y for Shawano anQ
MlniLowoc.
at AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central r. K. for Ashland, Ste
VEINS 20 MT. Portage and Madison.
AT MERRIAM jim with Chicago, St
Paul 4 Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Fan Claire, st. Paul and Minneapolis
At WlNONA with Chicago, Milwaukee 4
St. Paul Railway, for st. Paul and Minneap
oils with Winona & ST. PctegRailroad, &C
4 y. w for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City. Ianhton, and points West.
At Ia CROSSE with Southern Minneccta
R. 1. and with Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
ANA Cent Manager.
Green s.lv, VIZ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06
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49, BETWEEN
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago.

The Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paal Rail-
way is the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any Of
the great Eastern and Southern Lines, and is
the most conveniently located with reference
TO reaching any depot, hotel or place Of bust
ness IN that city
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to eli Principal Cities
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly oalasted, free
from dust. Westinghouse Inproy"h auto
netic Air Brake, Mller's Safety Platform
and Couplings on all Passenger Care.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace sleep
ing Cars.
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through a finer country, With grandeE
scencr-, than any other Northwestern Line
A. V. II. CARPENTER
Gen Pass and Ticket Agent
5. {. MERRILL, JN0 c. GAULT,
Genetai Manager Asst General Manager.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06

The returns are not ali in yet but
It is expected the amount Will reach
fully 500. Considering It's size
Superior has done as well as any
place we have yet heard from.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06
The Superior Times.
SUPERIOR SATURDAY. MARCH 8. $50.

-1his paper is kept Oh ME in the Office OF
L. +. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
& Sorth-Western Railway, AIS Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when i'll New
York, are cordially invited to call ia and read
isatar7 timA They viii ALWAYS De welcome
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06
THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT,
ASHLAND, WIS.

Offers for sale valuable lots in Ashland
Choice tracts Of land adjoining the City,
suitable for Additions; Pine and Hardwood
lands accessible 10 railroad and streams
IRON lands on the Penoke Iron Range.
- Pine StGinpaEe on tributaries 0! the
St. Croix, Chippe92, and Lake Superior at
low rates.
Paws taxes for non-residents in sll the
Northern Counties, examines Titles, and an
sscrs ST. Inquiries relating 20 real "state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06
Choice Flower and Garden
Seeds, Strawberries, ? Peaches,
&c.
New Sorts. by Mail.

CLANTS Of the newest ard finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepa'4 by
mail. Ny collection Of Strawberries took
the first premium for the best Collection, st
the great show of the Mass. Horticultural
Society in Boston. grow over 100 7arie-
ties, the most complete collection in the
country, including all the new, large
American and imported kinds. Priced
descriptive Catalogues, grats, by mail
Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Roses, Eyergreens
Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Evergreen,
Herb, Or Fruit Seeds, rs packets Of either
Tor sl.oo, by mail.
~ r The True Cape Cod Cranberry,
w. best sort for Upland, Lo"lard, or
4. Garden by mail, prepaid. Sl.eo
per 100, $500 per l,o0c. Wholesale Cata-
iogue to the Trade. Agents wanted.
B.M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass.
Established 1912.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06
DIST a NCTS

6c0am ST. Paul. sos
7C0 IN Minneapolis C5ym DIP
Spinner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06

From Green Bay TO New london, 80
mile. Plover, So m; Grand Rapids, 96 N :;
MERRIAM junction, las N; Arcadia, 1872 :;
Wnona, 2l4; La Crosse, 239; st. Psal,
Isl; Minneapolis, 292.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-06

ESSAY OK MAN.
Al ten, child: nj twenty, wild
At thirty, strong, if ever;
A forty, wise at fifty, rich
At sixty, good, or never.
The time is fast approaching
TOR The meu to congreg in groups
to discuss the probable candidates
for the Spring election.
1. f. Montferant of Ashland,
WIS. has been recommended as .
teacher to fiji, the vacancy in the
government school At Grand Port
age, Mimi.
A heavy northeaster prevailed
Thursday which piled up the snow
considerably. Two storms within
week is enough for any civilized
community.
Town Treasurer Bertrand ID
around collecting the tax on ali the
valuable CANNES in the city and
You will have to pay it OF suffer the
consequences.
w nilo chopplng in the woods
Ansen Dopp had the misfortune 20
cut his head severely enough to
necessitate Dr. GauYreau's taking
few stitches in it.
Tit is dangerous to carry an
umbrella with iron ribsin . thunder
storm, does not the man with an
.'iron wiz stand in immediate dan
ger Of being struck 10y lightning?
James Syer purchased "Avery's
stove" and the very fist day i was
up It was surrounded by railroad
men and there has been more or
less grading done around it every
day since.
st. Paul can now discount the
tropical regions in regard to early
vegetable raising-new potatoes as
large as walnuts having been grown
already this season by one of It's
gardeners.
The Railway Age says, DIT is
stated that Mr.. Andrew Anderson,
At one time general superintendent
of the Kansas Pacific railroad, has
been elected chief engineer of the
Northern Pacific"
A grim, hard-headed old Judge,
after hearing 4 tiowery discourse
from 8 pretentious young barrister,
advised him to pluck out some Of
the feathers ,lom the wings of his
imagination and put them in the
tail Of his Judgment.
Oshkosh, Wis, has The largest
match factory in the world. II cnt
ap 100000 feet Of logs into
matches, and used $500, 600 worll
af revenue stamps during 1879
Besides it manufactured one fourth
OF all the merchant work sash, blind
and doors made in the CuiteC
States.
--Thos. Bardon, Esq, had 8 yer.
pleasant interview in Chicago will
his old time friend Parnell Rem
iniscences of their boyish day
were discussed and an agreeabl
sine generally was enjoyed. Nj
Bardon, we understand, is appoint
Ell 20 run sort Of branch institution
and will deliver his first lecture j
Ia Pointe at an early day Ash
and Press
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Via. GREEN BAY MIhEESCTAR.R.

7 oog-n.. LcCrosse 6.5oumdp g.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
Personal

Prcsident-Elect Garfield belongs
to the Masonic fraternity.
Gen. Robert TOombs viii! erect IN
Georgia cotton factory at acost of
100000.
The Marquis of Lorne is mention
ed as bagging | 5 ducks IN two davis
shooting III Ontario.
Jonas Shallcr, aged 10, died at
BloomlnSrove, Pike county, n day
or two ago from the effects of iniur-
les received in the attack of steer
nearly II month ago. He was one of
The most noted bear and deer hunt
crs III Northern Pennsylvania.
1t is related that little Jimmy Gar
field As "A school-boy was very naugh-
ly aud gave his teachers much trOu .
Bile.
IL rumored in army circles in
Washington that Gen. Miles will
succeed Gen. Ord, who, IL is believ-
ed, will be retired.
Mile. Alice Grcvy, daughter of the
French President, is engaged to
marry, il is said, an exceedingly
wealthy French landowner.
Senator Conkling's henchman,
Thomas {. Platt, will probably be
Garlieid's Postmaster General, and
Senator Logan Secretary of the In
terror.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

THE ", DICE OF THE PEoPLE''
sends General Fitzpatrick out of his
Congressional contest with 1900
majority against him. This is cruel
but more cruel still is the declara-
ton Of the Republican leaders that
the nomination of Fitzpatrick cost
them New Jersey. They whine that
with any good man who ould not
have been a load for them in that
Congressional district they could
have elected their Governor. 1t is
hard for General Fitzpatrick to bear
the defeat and the charge of defeat
Ing the Republicans in the State
Was not General Fitzpatrick forced
to carry the load Of General Gar
field p-WoRLD.
The latest returns from California
indicate that the Republicans have
carried the State by about 300 majori-
ty, and will have about majority in
the Legislature. The Congressional
delegation is equally divided.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
4emsrat Ascs.

IL 10 reported from Ozark, Ark.
tina. on the top cf White Oak Noun
tain, two miles north of Ozark
stones two pounds or less in weight
have been rising from the earth and
falling like hail, driving families out
into the fields.
The Assistant Treasurer at New
York has been authorized to pur-
chase, during the present week, one
million aud a half of skies of 1880,
at maximum of 1925.
On aud after Monday next new
two hour train will be ian on the
Pennsylvania Railroad from New
York to Philadelphia, leaving New
York at 4 o'clock in the morning.
The $50 and p. NJ. TWO hour trains
will be continued as heretofore.
The New York TINES publishes
table Of the popular majorities in
the different States, showing ST.
$50 for Garfield, and 450, ,763 fol
Hancock.
A meeting in fulherance of the
principles III the Irish Land League
was held in Fan euH Hall, Boston
last evening. AloIL 25Co persons
were present. Z. L. Holley pres ded ,
and addresses were made Dy Michael
Davi,t and John Boyle O'Reilly.
A bill in equity has been filed by
the city Of Philadelphia against 'he
Second and Third streets and the
Peoples Passenger Hallway Com
pauies asking that they may be or
dered to remove all their tracks on
Front street, between Vine and
Dock streets, and restore the high
way to lis proper condition.
The Commandery of the State OF
Pennsylvania, Military Order Of the
Loyal Legion OF the United States,
General Hancock commanding. will
meet at the Union League, on Wed
nesday evening next, ior the iuves-
titrre OF the officers elect, tie pres
scntalion Of Il stand of colors and the
election of new members.
George Bull, Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Fourth District.
Philadelphia, has notified Chairman
Cassidy, Of the Campaign Committee
that he can produce evidence thai
on Monday night last, there was
sent into every ward in tbs city
bag of tickets containing The full
Republican county ticket, with one
exception. These little ba IS were
handed out with the regular Demo
cratlc bag, and a member of your
Campaign Committee stood by aud
supervised the Job"
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
TIE NEW CABINET.

CHICAGO, November 4.-The Omaha
Republicans Of Nebraska are particular
" elated over tue election Of Garfield.
because hls old college-mate and ardent
admirer, u. ). Senator Phineas w.
Hitchcock, will probably be rendered The
position OF the Secretary of the Interior.
senator III tchcock, as pioneer to Ne
b. .aska "a years ago, became acquainted
with Indian affairs and their manage.
mont, aud subsequently Surveyor. zen
erai, U. 5. Marshal, Delegate TO Com
gress, and u. 5. Senator, he has fully
learned the entire toutine of the Inter.
ior Department, and is therefore adau.ed
to the place which his old college mate
bim
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
EFFECT or THE MoREY LETTER
IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON

CLEVELAND, o., November 4.--Tho
Republicans OF CLEVELAND INDUCED In a
grand Publication this evening over tho
result OF the election, every business
man, clerk, manufacturer and wotkIns'
man who could carry torch bejnr in
the ranks. President Hayes arrived
flom Mentor, @here le had been 70 eai,
on Pres dcnt-elect q ,rfield, at o o'cloct
and reviewed the long procession IN
front Of the City Hall Although the
weather was miserable. iLa
demonstration was In every way a
success. business blocks were dec,,a-
ted aud Illuminated, aud the enthusiasm
was very great.
In regard 10 the election, President
HAYES remarked to a reporter, in sub
s'a1ce: "Hayes Oregon had been as
cerla'n for the Republicans as Ohio pre-
v'ous to the publication of the More j,
letter; bal, said he, "the people of Cali.
lorna and Oregon are very sensitive on
the Chinese question. The letter was
probably circulated among the remote
mining camps, which it was impossible
to reach in time with denial"
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
wHAr,ls SAID ABOUT FRAUD.

I0bh 1ftOUftc say MI. DAfuuh
will do will to stop right where lie is
The business public are III no mood l.
tolerate sedltous fooling. No humah
being ia New York doubts that th.
State has honestly and irrevoca1ly gon,
Republican" Tue Times, even nor,
polntedly, remark: "fhe Republican,
Electors have majority in the State OF
at least 23,OO0, aud IN all the Democrat
ic arsenal OF ttickery and flaud there is
no method by which the Republican
party can be cheated out of the fruits Ol
victory. The Democratic Congress
which refuses 10 count the vote of New
York for Garfield aud Arthur will in
AHp,iiate rrv0lutlon."
Per contra, Truth, which seems to be
the ORGAN oi the democratic Executive
Committee TO tue time being, declares
tn / 'sHancock Is elected" and closes
with the following highiy-wrought ap-
peal: "Let us not again submit as we
submitted in 1876. This fraud of 1880 is
the greatest OF all. We call on every
Democrat in the land to help, by voice
and action, in the overthrow of this ter
rille wrong, and see to it that Genera
Winfield S. III Ancock is next Ma ch seat
ed III the chair To which he his beeh
honestly and rlghtfuly elected"
John kelley's evening o.gan, the Ex
pr s., has the following, with the clio =
In sentence In italics: "Facts are C, NJ
ius rapidly to light which GO to Prove
that the Republican success is due to q
HholesalS and eorIuUt use Of money, tc
a systematic colonization OF Illegai
voters, and to an INSCRIPTIONS use OF
machinery for interfering with the elec
tons under the rretense OF supervising
them. These three points demand i'm
mediate and thorough investigation. If
the Republican managers have peIpeua
ted systematic and glgantlc frauds on The
bollot-box III thI. and other S ales, and
u Q facts can be proved, they must take
tie consequences of their &C s."
Outside of party lines people hardly
know what to make of all this. They
are rather dumbfounded. II there is
anything more than another upon
which the community have been con-
gratilating themselves SINCE Tuesday
II is the fact of our escape flom all
other contested election, and it is fer
vently to be hoped now that nothing
will happen to prove that these con
gratulations were T. emature. - Ledger
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
The Great Eastern at Now Or
leans

Ths levlathan OF naval construction L.
expected soon To plough her way To the
leNee at New Orleans, Bs evIdeI % thai
the improvement in the channel Of the
" tiers ot the Mississippi, deepeued by
u elgInK under the engineering sk Ill
OF capt. Jas. iads are u perfect success
lhe rssc.nt Ctty bmilef now with tn,
RAPID ndva zee in lts fortunes that iatt
seems To have re erVed as a r. " rd lor the
sunering1 and Iudiguities she has endul II
by war, ma oia disuess, pan q, pest
lehct anu olher eVi s. 1t must he reInt M
be ell INV yer, tnat IN he darkest of tn
yellow lever days the Louisiana f,tAtt
Query, Oy its prince y munttceuce
kept open for citizen and st anger alike
Tue uoois of The great charity Hospital
or fui the information as 10 the grand
monthly drawings, address Nj. A. Dau
! hin, No. 2.y l5ioadway, n ew York CitS
o. ihe same person at New Orleans, LA
Nov.3
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
THE aARFIELD.MoREY LEI : i.
FURTHER EVIDENCE TENDING TO EsrAu.
Ii II the FACT rHAT GEN. GARFIELD
WROTE THAT INFAMOUS DOCITNnST

FURTHER EVIDENCE TENDING TO EsTAB.
Ii II THE FACT THAT GEN. GARFIELD
WROTE THAT INFAMOUS DOCUMENT.
NGw YohK. Novein Der The tx am.
'natlou OF k-nward Philip charged " Nh
malicionsly libeliing Gen. Garfield, was
renewed his morning before Judge Dl-
Wis JOS. ph HAT, publisher OF TruM
was called Tor the drf6use aud teslii,d.
The Morey 'etter, wLl eh sou hand me- /
hrst SAW October Is; raceivod that letter
through thu mail, A. had Sci ,t,I ,panv
letter with political cards in them. NJ
fhllp never saw the letter until IL an
peared n the facsimile; he knew Ih.is
was letter, but did not know what IL
WAS. "
CrosS-examned: ] have been publlsb.
ee oI New fo' paper since July las .
tilof 10 lhat hai stock in 1t. After
s'u"inR me irtler To Speaker Randill.
9rain s. Hewitt. Nj. Scot. Mavnr
Cooper aud o her, it WIS retu N sd Ia N,
Mr. Hewitt txalinen it for half an hour
p7iore prouonncing II genuine NJ
hewiu toid me twenty times it was
geuuine.
After the recess Lonis +. Post, for the
deienst, testified: Am lawyyr and one
or The editors Of The Truth was IN
t9e office when Hart first showed the
Morey letter. ! sugg' sted that it he
compared with tho fac simlle of the
Hadley letter which we bad previeuslv
published. We dec ded to max an an.
nouncemebt OF it,. On tho murLiDv ot
IN" 18th and during that ,iay "A was
again examined, and the next day we
puulshrd he printed letter. Onthe lpt-
t"r ! s'e signs Of age. Philip did no, see
the letter until after the publcat. on Of
the fac simile. VI
CrossexaInIned by Mr.. Bliss: tblnL
mr. Byrne wrote the editorial cnll.d
"heal Danger" in the issue OF the I8tL.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
NOT THE SUyn,r

poIjc.l unlS nnT mornings Nr~, ,,r, l
pIsISS pIeS. pay Sy. 'oII passed II BY ''y' y
sPselsls sPs l'n, !, sworn in ''s on thc hS''Ss, ss'
ineorrn., tl'c rl". at Ninth aud w walSu,, Sn,
ps,' psv ,n', ,MC weeks s','Is ago, and 'p.. E.
who oruar"eei.JP %a' TO- pay ,,.l the spc'
parade, pa a1e,.' and helped to Dr'.S,. 'a,'
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
GEN. HANCOCK ooMpLACEN1

NEW YORK, Nov. A number of
yisi or's went to Governors Island to
day TO pay their respects to General
Hancock. He received the visitors
cordially, but the subject of the late
election was not touched, as the GEN
eral seemed assiduously to avoid any
conversation in regard to it. The ofli-
GERS, soldiers and other inhabitants of
he island say they have not seen the
slightest evidence of disappointment
cross the Generals features since the
elec ion.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

To Buy THE LEGISLATURE is now
the nlmorod object of the Republican
officials. They say they did not care
button for the electoral votes of Del
aware, they wanted the Senatorship'
They had guaranteed at much for the
use Of money. But the money is gone
and how t. make good thsir guaran-
ee is the question. They cannot bear
TO have Mr.. Bayard in the Senate to
dictate whose nomination shall be con-
iirmed. The majority in the Senate
was what they wanted and if Mr.. Bay.
ards seat was filled with Anthony
Higgins or Dick Harrington they
would "feel all right" Yes, "feel all
right" But would they be all right ?
Dick knows how to do. a thing or two.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
spemocrats from Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. 4.-Returns up To
midnight last night indicate the election
10 Congress of George ID. Wise, Garrison
Gabel Fucker and Barbour Irregular
Democrats) DezenGorf and Jorsenson
RepnbI,ane) aud Paul (Readjnster.)
fhe Nilth District is doubtful, but either
The Regular Democratic or Readluster
cand date will be elected. The Regular
Democratic Electoral .icket is elected,
receiving on ali average 1 votes TO
MahOneis /.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
WASHINGTON RuMORS.

WAsHINGroN, Nov: 5.-There Was
a little Hurry of excitement in Wash
ington this afternoon over, a report
thdt General Butler, who is in ,hls
city, had said that the revised anu
corrected vote i'll New York would
show a majority for Hancock. Two
employees of the House aled that
hey had heard Butler make the assel-
ton, and that he also said he had lust
oct 5000 that Hancock would be the
next President. The excitement was
increased by a report that John Kelly
nad tclcgraphed a prominent Demo.
irat not 10 give up bets ON New York,
Us the rt suit was undecided. Investl
"a ION showed that the rumor aboa,
buIler had grown ont of his remark
that ii the fraudulent votes IN New
York were thrown out Hancock woulc
nave Il majority" and there appeare,
% be no foundation for the stor,
About Kelly.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
CONGRESS TO BE ASKED TO
INVESTIGATE.

1t was stated last night by Demo
Gratis, who have been making an in
vestlgation, that Republican frauds
were committed wholesale in Brook
Iyn on election day. committee of
well-known Democrats are secretly
gathering information which will be
laid before Congress.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
BREAKING THE SOLID soUru.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Re-
turns from fifty counties out of the 94
IN the State give Hawkins, Ga, ,202:
Wright, 56,66l; Wilson, az sos. There
IS no doubL of Hawkins election, as
tht remaining counties are stron o.
holds of the Republicans. The coun =
ties to be heard from are small. and
'ill not vote over $4,000. OF this
Hawkins will get $4,000, Wright, 49,
0J0 and Wilson 10000. The Demo
Gratis have the Legislature by about @
majority, Republican gain of about
20.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
GLASS BLOWERS.

Last day but one of this popular
entertainment in this city. During
thcir stay, thousands of visitors have
been delighted by watching the skill
tnl manipulations Of these clever work
men. Avail yourself of this last on
portuniLy and see them to day. To-
morrow is Baby Show day, when hun.
dreds OF babies will be present to com =
pete for the $50 prize. Every visitor
secures present as usual.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06
Alabama In The Ho,ae.

MoNTGoMERRY., Ala, November A.
General Jo'eph. Wheeler has undoubtedly
defeated Lowe, who was supported by
the Greenback r and Republicans in the
Eighth District. This makes solid
Democratic delegation from Alsbama, as
all the others have large majorties.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-06

WALLSTRRET Stocks
were heavy in the early trade, but ad-
vanced in the afternoon and closed
with sharp upward spurt. Govern
ments opened lower but soon become
firm. Money on call ruled at 4 per
cent. and closed at ?, Stale securities
firm. Railroad bonds dull and irrcgu
lar. Foreign exchange quiet. ,