The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-12

-Eugene Is. IIawley, formerly a
State Senator and editor Of the
Nontrose Democrat, who was re-
Gently removed to al insane asylum
is gradually falling ana but little
hope is entertained OF his recovery.
: Philadelphia Tim,s
Judge Dunphy Of Dulnth and
his friend, Mr.. Walter c. Dunphy,
Of Seymour, lad, came over Satur-
day last The latter gentlemen
remained most of the week and il
so delighted with Superior that he
thinks seriously Of locating here.
-Snit has been instituted in the
United States circuit court BIZ
Edward Brewers OF London against
the city and village of Duluth III
order To compel the payment OF
amounts due on certain bonds held
BY him, a good deal OF interest is
telt as TO The result Of this suit
which is an important one.
Our expectations of an early
spring have received a back-set. At
this writing friday considerable
Of blizzard is in progress. Though
no snow is now falling we don't
know but the morrow may bring
the regulation twenty feet and put
Superior on par with the rest OF
the state.
-DuluIh's accidents grow nu.
merous. On Monday John CroaI.
nephew Of yard master Croal, cul
his foot nearly half off across the
instep, anA Malt Hang fell while
! goii down stairs ana suffered 9
compound fracture of Ms right lee
! just above the ankle. On the Sat.
! mdav previous ". II Curtis had
his foot badly crushed while work.
ing at the elevator.
-IJ. F. Bischof has just re
ceiveeI new etock Of Cook ans
Heating Stoves, Shelf HARDY are
Granite and Pressed Tinware
Axes, Shaved and Turned Handles
Lanterns and Globes, Stove back.
to fit any size or number. All 0
which he proposes selling at Duluti
prices. Also articles manufactured
from tin, copper and sheet iron. Jot
work promptly executed. Cali ant
see him before going elsewhere. ~
The committee OF arrange
menta for the celebration Of ST
Patrlck's Day announce varied
and no doubt interesting, pro
! granine. Addresses viii be mad,
| by Judge o. p. Stoarns, Rev. Johi
Daley, of Minneapolis, Bev. ]. b
! N. Genin, Mr. d. o. Cash ant
others. The Duluth Cornet Ban(
and the Glee Club viii take part II
the entertainment, and the closing
feature viii be the laughable per.
| formance entitled "Skidmorr
Guards" drill and song. The pro
ceeds Of the entertainment will be
divided between the Land League
and the Sisters SchooL.-fDulutI
| News.
We learn, upon good authority
that Mr.. II. ". Sage, the tar-sceine
lum herman who has, tor nearly hal
century, been Strengthening the
pine of New York, Canada and
Michigan, in saw-mills second il
size and convenience to rome in tht
world, has purchased 5000 acres
Of pine lands on the St. Louis rivei
in Minnesota, together with one
and one-halt miles of the shore Q
St. Louis bay; from which latter
fact we may be allowed to intel
that one of the most enterprlsin 9
hum bcrmen OF the land will soor
build mill there which Will eclipse
any now in operation in its extern
and convenience. Mr.. Sage nese
does anything by halves, and where
he commences ali operation,
thriving city is pretty sure TO toi
low Northwestern Lumberman
THE intrinsic value Of the Law
. books and records destroyed by
the capitol fire foot up 20 $4,000
on which there was bat $4,000 in
surance. The greet loss is IL
difficulty of replacing the los
volumes. Librarian Taylor has
sent out a eircularletter which may
secure some very valuable volumes
Wisconsin was thoughtful enough
TO tender her sister State com plets
set of statutes aud digests immedi
nteIr after tie fire (which VIZ,