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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12
RECKONING Up TEE DAHAGE,
special Telegram 10 the Puln,er Press.

special Telegram 10 the Pun,er Press.
MILWAUKEE, March The
great storm has subsidized, and raj.
road tliciaIs are counting mp the
damages resulting from it. ST. Pau
officials saw that the delays, perish
ed freight, suspended business, and
the labor rendered necessary will
aggregate damage anil outlay OF
100000. Trains are gradually
being resumed on the Mil
waukee & ST. Paul, and
the road will be entirely open in a
few days. The Northwestern road
wifi probably lose about $250,o00
because Of the blockade. 1t has
managed to keep Its line open
between Chicago and Milwaukee
most OF the time, getting a train
through nearly every day. North
Of Milwaukee the road has been
closed great deal. Much difficulty
has been experienced in getting
trains through. Accidents have
been frequent, but, fortunately, not
serious. Only yesterday, the SHOW
plow and engine were thrown of
The track near Granville, and re-
placed after considerable labor.
The train which arrived from the
north yesterday was the first
through from Green Bay. II car
ried many passengers, and the cars
were crowded 10 the doors. The
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
road estimated the losses AZ from
s25, 900 TO $40, 900. Eight hundred
men were reported on the line yes
terday, clearing the blockade. The
track from Oshkosh to Wausau was
reported clear, and it was expected
that business would be resumed on
the entire line in a day OF two. Tho
losses Of the Wisconsin Central
road vii foot up to $4,000. The
road will be pretty generally open
to-day. 'Ihe loss to the Wisconsin
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Office,

STATE or NIsCoNsIN, ! r r,no.,. g.
DoCGIAs COCHTY. - 0I-'> 0o0 NJ
Patrick II. Kelley & Alfred Dufrene
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Edmund ingalls, Defendant.
The State Of Wisconsin, 70 the said
Defendant
You are hereby summoned to au2ear
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons exclusive Of the dag of service
ana defend tae above entitled action in the
Court aforesaid, and in case CT your failure
50 20 dc Judgement will be rendered acsins.
YOU according 10 the dcmaGd of the COM
plant. JAS. s. RITCHIE &
ENSIGN CASH,
Attys. for PI'h
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Madison Correspondence I'll. EEening 1riscon in
Those Green Bay Z. 3. Hes0Iutions
FEBRUARY 22d, 1881.

FEBRUARY 22d, 1881.
A good deal of interest has been
aroused by the two resolutions in
troduced in the assem- bly, in relation
to the management et the Green
Bay and Minnesota railroad. AS al
ready stated, the resolution calling
/ for an investigation also the facts
IN relation to the death Of two en-
p!oyes OF the road was killed at
once in the assembly eommittee--it
being shown conclaaively that
there was no occasion for al
investigation. The other resolution
mentioned at the time OF its intro
ductlon in these dispatches, called
upon the railroad commissioner to
make immediate examination of the
road,'ts rolling stock, br'd yes, etc.,
and 10 investigate any and all
charges Of unjust determinations
and unwarranted interference o.
neglect on the part OF the mana gers
OF said railroad, IN the exercise of
their power ard authority IN snch
capacity, and to report at the earli-
est practicable day to the leglsla-
lure." This resolution was pre-
faced by whereases, charging that
The road-bed, bridging and rolling
stock of the road were IN diIapi-
dated and dangerous condition con-
stan.ly placing in jeopardy the lives
and limbs OF all persons travelling
OF employed on the road and that
the manages 6 have obstructed and
cur allied the rights of Individuals
and communities. No fight was
made on the resolution III the As
Semhly, but when it reached the
Senate it met check in the shape
OF earneSts protests by Sea ator
Quarles and others. It was shown
that the resolutions originated in
The hands II parties interested in
legal proceedings TO which the raj,
road company ~ y party. It was
also shown that the railroad com
missioner already had ali the power
and duty lmpliud 10 the terms Of
the resolution. The railroad com
nISslorcr lntorm7 your correspond
emL that thg Green Bay road hes
been carefully exam iteti by him :;
lhyt II is III fair aY"ras- cnndi. ION.
and that travel over u il attended
hy no more danger than attached
To ordinary rairoai travel AT this
time OF the year. Further than this
The Trends of ih" present manage
men, %! he road assert that he
r"9d Ma Etvlr il 80 s-aA condi-
ton rs 1T the present l,.uc that it,
has bcen rciied, equipped wllh new
rolling stock, and Is beng re-
baIia>ted aad Otherwise pnt III first
class shape. Again, it is asserted
that the securities Of the road have
advanced III the market Taking
all The circumstances Of the case iii
consideration, the resolution is re
gardpd As most eEtiaar,linarv iii lis
character. c 1t is openly asserted
that however innocent may have
been the introduction of the mea-
sure--the influence behind j: all
was AN attempt to nse the legisIa-
ture as tool by which to depre-
ciate the valae OF the company'S
securities. The current opni on
among senators s that it VIII not
1--we 10 find us way ont Of the hands
of the railroad committee, and if II
ever does come up be tore the sen
ate it will be killed at once.
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Il Office Of judicial Election.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

~ pan tiiIt'tt u .cLt-lC
NOTICE is hereby giver, That at the
Judici al Election to be held in the several
towns, wards, villages and election districts
of the State Of Wisconsin, on the first Tues
day of april, A D. 1881, being the ffth day
OF said month, The following officers are to
elected, TO wit
Chief Justice cf the Supreme Court, in
place OF Honorable 0.aamus Cole, appointed
TO fill vacancy occas)oned by the death Of
Honorable Edward e Ryan, who WAS elect.
ed Chief Justice for the term ending on the
first Monday of January, 4. y. 1882.
A Chief Justice Of the Supreme Coart, for
She full term commencing on the first Mon
day OF January, A.D. 1882.
An Associate Justice OF tho Supreme Court
IN place of tile Honorable John 3. Cassoday,
appointed to fill vacancy occasioned bv the
resignation ct the Honorable uraamrs Cole,
Eho was elected for the term ending on the
first Monday Of January, A.D. 1890.
County Judge in each county of the
State for she full term commencing OF the
first Monday OF January, A.E. 1882.
Said Election to be hela aud conducted
votes canyassed, and rytwus made in ac-
elrdarc ce with law.
Given under my hand anu Official seal at
'h' ~ ltRot III ttft cfLN ~ NdtlSDl, Jlls
scNehtcuith da! of Feb. uary, h.D 1881
HANS. B ~ ARNER,
fecretary OF State.
10 tie i,ci Fl Ct Dough-. Couutv. Y is.
snaKFf' rlEIcE Douglas 70. Wis.
Superior, Feby. q, 1851.
Noticc is herebs given that pursuant to
The utGrc notice froG. the Secretary OF
Suite, and the statute, a JuIi,l,l election
Will te lie!d III the town of Superior lit be-
ing the only town ana ol ction r.ecinct i'll
the County OF Deuglas) Oh he first Tuesday,
being the fifth day OF April Al. 1881. for
the election ot two Chi.i justices aud one
Assosiate Justice Of the Supreme Court, and
tor County Judge Q: Douglas County in
place % George ". Perry whose term OF
oifice expires on the first Monday OF Jan
ua,y A.D. 1882, as SIT forth in tile ssid
foregoing notice.
Given under nay hand cffciallyat Superior
the DAY anL date above written
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff o! Douglas Co, Wiseonsin.
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TIE WISCONSIN CAPITOL FIRE
PRooF.-The recent destruction of
the Minnesota State House by fire
and the later incipient blaze in tie
basement Of our own, have occasion
ed no little inquiry as 10 the safety
OF the public records and properly
in the State Capitol. A State
Journ al preventative made little
private exploration. this morning.
with q view 10 acqauint himself,
particularly, with the construction
of the building, aud found that
every room in the basem ent anu on
the first floor is practically a fire.
proof yault, with heavy stone walls
for sides and substantial brick
arches between heavy iron girders
for ceilings. In addition TO this,
the whole building is provided with
the most complete system for ex-
tinguishing fires ever introduced
into any public or private cdifce.
There is not room or corner, from
basement to attic, that cannot tee
reat he'd by two or more streams Of
water, through hose, on each floor,
constantly connected with the
stand. 1t follows, therefore, that a
fire in any room in the basement,o
on the first floor, could not be com
municated 70 any rooms above it.,
and that, as happened the other
day, II q fire starts in any place, it
can be put out in very few minutes
after it is discovered.-T State
Journal
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Central will aggregate over $3.50
The street car lines have suffered
an unusual amount OF delay, and
consequently VIII be al considerable
loss aud extra expense. Total loss
to street car lines about $4,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12

AN accident on the Hannibal C
St. 10. railway last week, near
Macon, no, resulted in The ditch
ing OF passenger train 10 per-
sons were injured, none fatally. a
Wrecking train sent 10 them assist
ance, went through q bridge, seven
men were killed and several Others
ta.ally injured.
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OticC.
STATE OF WISCONSIN!
GNINT IN Hnr-..r 0.hll L

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County OF DoUGLAs.l C'Rctif Court.
Chauncery w. Grieg Tia n:rl
AGAINST
edmund Ingalls, Dafendan'
The State Wisconsin To tie said Defend
au':
Tou arc hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after the servlce of this
summons, exclusive of the day Of service
and defend the above CT, titled action in the
Court aforesaid And in case Of YOUR
failure so TO doiudgement will be rendered
against you according ID The demand oC the
complaint. JAS s. RlTCHIE 4
EASIGN G CASH,
Att'ys FOR Pm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12

The BISMARCK bRIDGE-Thc
contract Tor the three Iong and TWO
short irD' SPAN "t The nigh brldg re
has been award q To the DciIoit
Bridge aul Iron Works. The three
lung spans will bc 400 t.eL each,
md ;he Two short spans, one at
each rnI, between l25 and IL
feet. Several engineers arrived
this week and the various protilcS
Of the bridge structure have ar
rived. Mr.. Ptrkhurst ~ arran gjng
every thin. tor rapid woik AZ soon
rs the rlver breaks up, at which
time large force of men Will be
employed. The dyke is nearing
completion aud two or three weeks
more OF good weather is all that is
wanted. With five or six hundred
bridge men and twenty or thirty
steamboats, running, next summer
Bismarck will fairly howl with
excitcment.- Bismarck Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12

TIE following official announce.
ment answers questions frequently
asked in relation to The land de.
partment of the Northern Pac!dc
"At a meeting of the board ot
directors Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad company, held, III New
York February 18th, 1881, r.. II.
Newport was elected general agent
OF the land department for the
eastern division, in place of James
B. Power. All communications
with reference to the land depart
ment business should hereafter be
addressed to +. NJ. Newport, gen
eral land agent, St. Paul, Mimi.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12

THE New York Tribune has
earnestly opposed the river and
harbor appropriation bill, and re-
marks that "some western congress
man might put into the river and
harbor bill an appropriation for mn
proving navigation on the prairies.
IL is a well known fact that enter
prislng steam boats IN the boundless
west think nothing oflaking a short
cut across the country if The grass
is reasonably damp, and when con
gress is spending large sums on
southern mud-creeka, where no
craft drawing more than ,jx inches
can possibly swim, it would be bat
tar to pnt m ~ increase appro-
priation for ". stern deW.
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THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT.
ASHLAND JVT.C

Offers for sale valuable lots in Ashland !:
Choice tracts Of land adjoining the CITY,
sc,ahie for Additions; Pine and Hardwood
lsnds accessible 10 railroad and streams {;
Iron lands ou the Penoke Iron Range.
fT Pine S;umpage on tributaries of the
p Croix, Chippewa, and Lake Superior at
io~ rates.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12

a BILL appropriating SIS, 900 for
the rebuilding Of the Minnesota
capitol passed both branches OF the
Legislature Wednesday. This srm
will be sufficient 10 rebuild the old
structure and make it better than
before, and one which will answer
the demands o: the state until they
deem it prudent to erect one more
suitable to the dignity of the state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12

\ CORRESPONDENT asked the y ~
York Evening Post, the other day,
10 state the derivation OF the word
"blizzard." Tie Post published d
the letter. Thereupon four "Gis-
tinguished phiologists" looked ul
the matter and arrived at what
were, to them, very satisfactory
solutions Of the question, viz the
first one is positive that the word
reaches us from Texas and comes
from the Spanish Mexican "brisu,
pronounced breeza, and meaning
primarily stiff northwest wind
the second scientist says it clearly
comes from the "blazing" Of trees
the blizzard skimming the bark ot
the trees as do the makers of torest
paths anolh er genius is assure q
that it Is from curious German
compound, "Tonner und bitten ,,
while still ancthe distinctly prove
that "bIizzard" is only B corruption
of sit biows hard.' The curions in
such matter have here a wide field
for selection "they pays their
money and takes theii choice"
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rays taxes for non-residents in all the
y Northern Counties, examines Titles, and an
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DENTISTRY.

NJ H. METCALF, n. n. s., DaFuth Cflce over
VI. the Poet Office Thr saving Of teeth a
Speciality. Operative and Mechanical Dentistry
snd satisfaction guaranteed myejm
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-15

The poll.tax Law Of this State. n
deri0I feat Of collecting this ~
Ilthout disfrsnchising any oitiseSs.
For many years past, the 6tatee ~
been endeavorlng to do cit. I'D
have hitherto found no other mods
OF doing It except BY making 4 ~.
ment O. the tax . prerequisite % "a.
ting. This IL the Law 10 Nasasohn.
eette. Virginia and Georgia: Ina
:, *h lie. It Yields . large re1enas.
duces the vote OF tho state ono.half
and creates bribery ct electione-tho
cost Of q vote being tho payment OF
e men's poll.tax. The former IsW n
this State was even worse. since L
collected this tax only from cilisens
owning real estate, and not from
those from whom It was intended 70
come-citisens paying no taxes g III.
The law at present solves the dilem.
ms-1obody 10 disirsnchised. vt
everybody "a compelled to nav mn.
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Curi0sitjes OF 1881.

The year 1881 will be q msthema.
tioel curiosity. From right 70 Ieit
and left TO right it reads the same.
Eighteen divided by z gives $ "a =
quottent; 81 divided by . Rivee 8: II
divided by 8 the Quotient oontinuee q
>; II multiplied by . tho product oon.
taiDs two 50; / and s arc 3: 8 ma /
are 9. II the IS be placed under tho
u and added the sum 70 90. II M
figures be added thus; /, g. /. 4
u Will give l8 Reading from lett 10
eight u u Il, and l8 10 two. piuthe Of
u. BY adding. dividing and multi.
plying - % are produced. being one
> Tor each year required 70 complsto
the century.-1thscs IN. W Joufnai.
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Rad NJ. 8. Overseer Taylor Craig
witnesses Robt. Singletary, Jtsept
Rhodes.
Apportioners. Sib Spikes, Charlie
Clarke. Enoch Moss.
DISTRICT NO. g.
Road No.l1. Overseer w. II. Lfe;
Witnesses W q kile, W ] Funder.
Road No. g. W W Dovden: nit.
nesses ] G Clark, F NJ DoWden.
Apporttoners, A r DoWdep, ] NJ
Kile. W r Marshall.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Road n o. !, First section, Overseer
+ RACIAL; Witnesses Albert Sample,
Ph. Brosset.
Road No. l. Second section. Over.
seer d Haas witnesses Edmond De.
lacede, Jos. Hernandez.
Road No. !, Third section. Over.
seer valmont Moran witnesses Leon
Sers, Neville Proceiie.
Road No. 2. Overseer J 9 Johnson :
witnesses China Derbanne, Numa
Derbanne.
., Road No. 3, Overseer Elizee Gal.
len; witnesses Ed. Poche, Aug. Ra.
Road No. 4, Overseer Sam New.
man; witness O'Quinn.
Road No. s. Overseer Rolin Lacour :
witnesses J WOockfeid, o Bertrand,
Road No. 6, Overseer Louis A Ra.
chel; Witnesses Albert Deslouches,
A Racial. Jr.
,Apportioners, L Chopin, Pm Ra-
chal, Gus Lacour.
BY Mr.. Hathorn:
Thai the following named persons.
W y Breazeale, President. ] + Messi.
Clerk, VIM Payne, member OF this
BODY. and 3 w Kile, . citizen be and
are hereby appointed q committee to
correspond With P J Pauley & Bro.
jail builders Of st. Louie, No.. or eny
other responsible house with q view
to repair the Parish Jail and the
satd committee Is hereby authorized
70 contract 10 the name Of the Parish
OF Natchitoches for the said repairs
with the said F J Psuley & Bro. or
any other responsible house and
draw warrants for payment OF the
same on the Treasurer and he IA
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Maranovich:
The petition from Ward 10 asking
that william Brookins be placed on
the Pauper list was read and on mo.
tion t6e said William Brookins Vas
placed on the Pauper list and allow
60 the sum OF two and 5000 dollars
commencing January let, lss1.-Ad.
By Mr.. Hathorn:
re It resolved BY the Police Jury
OF the Parish Of Natchitoches. That
all paupers who do not renew their
applications according to Law BY the
1st DAY OF April, 1881, shall be strick.
en- from the Psuper list.-Adopted.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 5th, 1881.
The Hon. Body met pursuant to
adjournment.
The following members were pres.
ent: W O Breazeale, II Il Hat6orn.
RI Hammett, in Burkett, A Ma.
s G Dowden. VIM. Payne,
Thos. Smith.
Mr.. Hathorn, Chairman OF Com.
mtttee on claims and Board Of Audit
beRs leave to submit the following
report:
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BY Mr.. Hathorn:
Be Il ordained by tho Police jury
Of the Parish Of Natchitoches, Thai
the following amounts be and are
hereby appropriated and Get oper,
from the Revenues Of the year 1851
for the payment and compenast ion
OF tho different and several peroont
and objects herein cot forth.
Be 1t further ordained, etc., That
tho sum or sums herein let forth as
said payments and compensation
Shall be In full recompense iof nh
services rendered during eaid yeai
1881, Viz:
Pay and mileage Of tho Pres
dent and membegs Of The
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Il. E: Hodge, Cambridge. Mich.
saye:-1 have been afflicfed vifh
Asthma for years, an ''Only La,ne
Pad gave me immediate felief
can recommend It % the areoface
remedy ever produced.-aee xdv.
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Henry Van Nortwick. OF Toledo.
Quo. says:-A friend prevailed no.
~ me to try an Only Lung Pm -
and obtained immediate relief from
q racktng cough. I know the Ps6
helped me.-See Adv,