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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-01-20
Tine Alleged Murderer.
[From the RepublicanLeader.


Vandecar, the alleged murderer of
banker II. G. Mead, of Waupaca, now
in Jail in that place, upon being inter
viewed, volunteered the assertion that
he would have no trouble in proving
an alibi. He admitted he was what
might be called hard citizen, but
stoutly denies ever having risen to the
rank of murderer. He admits haying
been in Stevens Point for two or three
days previous to the murder, but claims
he was also there the night the deed
was committed, and also on the two
following days, when he went to his
home in Oconomowoc. When ques-
toned with regard to his having con-
siderable money the day after the
murder, he appeared rather startled
for moment, but quickly recovered
his self-possession, and said he won
500 at poker Saturday night. Any
further attempt at an interview proved
futile, and the prisoner, after remark
in that many man gave himself
away by talking too much, turned on
his heel and walked into the sleeping
apartment Of his cell. One of the de-
tectives, who was at Oconomowoc os-
tensibly to sell wagons and sleighs,
went by the name of Williams, and
soon made the acquaintance of Van
decar. Soon they became very init
mate, and Williams afterwards went
to his friends house, where he met
Mrs. Vandecar, yformerly Rosa
O'Brien. The attachment seemed to
be mutual between the couple, as
Williams occasionally gave Rosa lit
tie money with which to purchase
presents for herself, but which in real
ity found its way into her husband
pocket. Ole night, after pass II : Il
sociable evening at the house and the
other inmates having retired, Viii
ii,tms finally acknowledged to Vant e.
CIR that his cash VAS getting low, and
that it would be necessary to make a
raise somewhere One thing led to
another, until befre they re ired it
wa planned that they should 60 to
Stevens Point and rob McCulloch's
bank about the 10Th Of January.
Williams advanced The theory that it
would he well first to find out if any
one slept in the bank, as he didn',
like the idea of having to take lie.
At this suggestion Vandecar said he
would manage that little matter 1t
Is not known, except by the detectives,
however, that Vaydecar made CON
,ession to Williams.
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Passion Play and the Jesse Ja,,.s
Dra.na
lDctroit Free Pfess1

detroit Free Pressl
Whatever may be the effect of the
Passion Play. those most deeply and
sensitively opposed to it would not
pretend that it gloritied horse thieves
and murderers, and tempted young
men to careers of crime, outlawry and
violence. And any Christian commu
nifty is as consistently bound to unite
in opposing the Jesse james drama us
a Prssion Play, as much bound to re-
monstrate against the glorifcation of
crime as against the commission of
sacrllege. If Il Passion Play were adj
vertised for Detroit, the mayors office
would be besieged with the clergyman
and the leading men Of this city,
quently and nationally demanding its
suppression. A Jesse James play
ought, in the interest of that practical
morality over which the Oh tan
church stands guard, to provoke as
ou.spoken and as indignant ren.on-
STRANGE as the Passion Play, wl.i;h,
though it may stain the sacred mystel-
les of Christianity, would not effect the
moral conduct of susceptible youth,
nor heroize Williams and murderers.
Let those who would be heard were Il
Passion Play proposed, be as loud and
vigorous i'll resisting the opening OF Il
school of vice by the production Of the
Jesse James drama.
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Vick's Floral Guide

For 1883 is an elegant book of 80 pages colorei
plates f flowers aid vegetables. and moie than
l0J0 illustrations of the ,icest flowers plants
and vegetables. and directions for growing. 1t l.
handsome enough for the center table or holt
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If you afterwards order seeds dednct the II cents
Nicks seeds are the best in the world. The Flora
Guide will tell how 70 get I'D grow them.
Nicks Floral and Vegetable Garden. 10 pages
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English.
Weeks Illustrated Monthly Magazlne-32 pages.
a cnlnred plate Ill every number ana many fine
eugraviugf. Price y D year. c pies tor s. o..
Specimen numbers sent for 10 cents; trial copies
for % cents JAMES WICK,
Rochester NY
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An o physician. retired from active practice,
having had placed in his h;tlds by an Eas: Ind IL
missionary the formula of Siln"ie We. ctab g
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
consumption, bronchitis. ca,arrh. asthma. ard all
throat and lung affections, also Al ptssi i've and
radica cure for general debility and al nervous
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wonderful curative pon ers in thousands of Eases
feels it his duty 10 make ii known t. his fell rvs
The recipe. with full particulars. directions fc1r
prepa alton and ST, and all necessary advise
and instructions for successful treatment AT your
OWN h enc will be sent you by return nail free
Of charge. by add pSsng with stamp or stamped
selfaddresed envelope,
DIR NJ. T. CASS
POI York street, .erse. Chy. n ].
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Prof Tyndall says the highest
waves which storm can kick up on
any ocean will not measure over fittv
nine feet. The mountain high
statements must back water.
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BOTH PUBLICATIONS ONE YEAR FOE. $3.50
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each NUN Der having steel cIgraviIes oil picture
or ART subjects, published ly W. Jennings Ee,mor-
est New Ipk and by social agreement com
bined with lse TI7rfe ut $40 per year.
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The Milwaukee city comptr. Her
refuses to audit bills contracted in
1857, from funds appropriated for
1888. The amount OF such bills will
aggregate $4,000.
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2 e 1HE NrTS

Obtained. and all business in the T. q Ps,At
Office, attended To for MODERTE FEES
Our Office is opposite The L. s. Patent once
ana we can obtain patents in less time tn n III s~s
remote from WASHINGTON
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise "a Aa
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We re'er here. To the Postmaster the Supt ar
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Patent Office. For circular advice terms az
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The new city hall in Philadelphia
is the largest public building in AmeI-
lea, not exec. ting the national cap
ilol 1t is bui of marble and Las
thus far cost SS,500,000.
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nER~ not life is sweeping by go and dare
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Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as
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Read = If yen wait business at which Won can
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TYr and serd it with nineteen green
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T1Tfe set Of six new style. myrtle triple
lllS silver plated. Teaspoons. Contain no
HrTT1 brass warranted genuine equal in
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IN please or money refunded. Only one ret sent
tu introduce Agents wanted at good pay. Cir
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SHAWMUT SILNERPLATE co.
u1G On 81 Broomfcld ST.. Boston, Mass.
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80 Acres for Sale.

The north half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton twenty weight 2Sl in township forty-uine (i9l
OF range fifteen 40 west containing 50 acres.
The lard j. all level or gently rolling; all pillow
lard. we'll timbered with principally hard ma
pie. yellow birch and iron-w0ud some large
l,iEes The soil is rich loam-an old Indian su-
glr-buSh covers about p acres of it. A good
spring on northeast corner, near leg house,
which has good shinglc roof
Apply to j. Lutte. CHRISTIE.
''Times Office" Superior Wis
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Or
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Woodruff Sleepers, Best in
the World
BETWEEN stLyEAs PuI,T AND CHICAGO.
).he' E,egant Sic. pers Without Up
per Belths, betws en- Neenah
and MIlWa lkee.
CONNECTIONS.

Al MihN AHh EN-. al IpI AM steam IiE,s
l"r MI point Il -, i"st AMI ufhVe ..
Il - dtIr thluu-h q iit. ne TO and Gr,i
th a a.. if & = a K'y
= AMI. rs JUACT o---N II q cen Bay " O
~ and - Pani r,tiNHy> I the Hc>t
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fonts.
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GcE it,,s.,G.r Genl Ii.s N,.,t
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Tie Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and
Western Ry.

Running from MiLW AUKEE nor Il through Ia.
following Counties
NILwAuKEB. uz,rKEE SusBnYG.N
MANITnwnc. CALUMET OrrA4.Mtt
HISSEB,Go, SHAW .No
NAuPACs, M.R,THN
And al reaching the follow ing toint
Pony NASHISGToS SHEE'YG4N >HEBuYGA> FANS
MANiTowC Two HIyfR-, KAi kAUNt APPiEI.s.
HohT. NvrLLt .''"iKnsn. NEw tuNnH
CLTNTo>vIILg. TiGEETaN.
CONN GGTI0NS:
Milwaukee-Wnh all Raii o.d and Steamboat
Lines.
Weedens-Whh omnihu- Line tor Shcboygn,
Falis q miIrs.l
Sheboygan--N iii 'hrh"g'n and Pond dn lao
tIraid
Two RIvers-w'th Stages Tor Kewaun~e and
Ahnarce. and dunn the sea~o,
OF navigation with Steamers TO,
those POINTS.
Forest Junction. it'll " ist o'i-in Crhtrn n. r.
Applet on Junciion-Nith Chicag, aud NOrih>
wr>trrn Ry,
0shkosh-wiih e. N. ". ny, and C. VI. 4 St
p Ky.
New London-N iIh Grre,, BAY a nd MINI. Ry.
elm onvile-Ni' i'll S-ages for >iawnn". Is miles
FTelSnE al iow rrtrs.
THROUGH Tickets s %" ',.r Sta, a,
l." all cart Of The Unii. Station aud Gun ,dn
Land Seekers and Settlers Tlcke,s
! an br abf0ip,~d II all Sf1;olS at Foreest I1fes
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COLUMBIA bTCYC.IES.

'.:de of the very best material bv the
most skill:nl workmen, expressly
for road use.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-01-20

CircIit Court Of the Uni
ted States for the west
ern District OF Wis
cousiu.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-01-20

Only real friends understand
silence. With a passing guest or cere-
monial acquaintance YOU feel under
an obligation to talk; you make an eff
fort to entertain him as a matter of
courtesy, YOU feel you must exert
yourself. But with very dear or in
innate friend sitting by you there is
no feeling of the kind To be sure.
you may talk if YOU are able. pouring
out all sorts of confidence, relieved and
refreshed by the exchange Of thought
and sympathies. But if YOU are very
tired you know YOU do not have 10 say
a word. You are perfectly understood,
and you know it. You can enjoy the
mere fact of your friends presence.
and find that does you more good than
conversation. The sense of that pres
ent and sympathetic affection rests you
more than any words And your
friend takes it as the highest proof of
your friendship and confidence, and
probably never loves you 50 wildly as
in those still moments. No matter if
twilight is falling and you cannot see
each others faces-the presence and
the silence are full of brightness and
eloquence; you feel they are enough.
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By virtue and III pursuance Of decree Of fore
clteutc aud sale rendered in the above entitled
aci n on the It'll day of December, a b. 1881,
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NJ ~ A. Lyman,
c, mplainant.
against
Curtis Mann, Nancy NJ.
Iann his wife and
Talbot G.. Donsman
Defendants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-31
Personals and RrieEs.

Rev. MIR. ShOtwell, OF Richmond, will
preach at the Manchester Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning.
From the printed programme OF the ser
vices at the Second Baptist church to-mOr-
row morning at II O'Clock we are led to be-
iieve that it wilE be an unusually interesting
occasion. IT includes sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. w. w. Landrum, while under
the direction OF Colonel William II. Tan
ner 800 voices will render six OF Mil!ard' s
choice musical compositions, specially ap-
propriate to a Sunday-schoOl anniversary.
The Rev. Rupert Cochran, rector OF
Langtou, Spilsby, Lincolnshire. Eng, is
with his family staying at DR.. WeddelPs.
Hundreti-y ysar-old negroes are appearing
TO the census-takers by the dozen. When
the United States enumerators went around
they found some that were two hundred
wears old. With equal veracity the tomb
stones mt St. Johns burying-grouDd (muti-
lated by bad boys) record the death OF mer
four hundred years old.
Sergeant Howard, Of the First polio,
station. yesterday found Julia Sinton Eco
losed), 10 years old, at No. 4l4 Thirteenth
street. She was born i'm Fredericksburg
Va, in the month Of September, 1772, and
remembers well hearing her old master,
Jesse Hayden, and others talk about the
Revolutionary war and General Washing
ton. She has double grandchildren living
now. some in Fredericksburg and some 10
Richmond. She bas Il granddaughter IN
this city, named Jane Thurston, who Is the
mother OF nine children. THIS old lady is
quite active. on her stick, and talks very
lively and interestingly OF the war OF thu
RaYolutiOn.
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yJauchesfosu News.

Rev. Mr.. Sh0twell, OF Richmond, wiz
preach at the Presbyterian church to-Eior-
rOw.
Superintendent Howle viii award two
gold medals at the closing OF the public
schools.
George Winston ,eolored) was arrested
Yesterday by Lipscomb for assault
ing q coored girl. fIc will be tried his
morning in the Mayors Court.
Meade Memorial church elected the rot
lowing vestrymen :: John B. Vaughan,. y.
L.. PulIiam, +. q. Robertson, j. w. Pick
EFT. A. b. TysOa, William b. Ball, J. L.
Winney, George u. Gary, X. L., Robert
son, j. II. Peters, a. Il. Toller, and. IL. ii.
Vaden. The rsw yestrymen willmeet on
Monday evenh 6, April I'd, for orsaniza'
! iion.
Rev. w. A. .11mp5ell, who has'tssn de
tanned in Lexington for severai,wosks by
the extreme illness OF his brother, Pro.
fessor CampSsils has returnedi home, ana
will preach in his church. in Manchester,
Tomorrow, lie reports that professor
Campbell is somewhat 5ettSr,.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and the State.


A State officer has seized train Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
State taxes due by the Valley railroad said
train having been leased from the former
by the latter The Baltimore company,
being a nonresident OF Virginia.. has
brought repevin proceeding in the
United States Court at Harrlsonburg,. and
rendered bond for the amount OF taxes
claimed, seeking a release OF its property.
The following kilograms relate to this pro-
ceeding and explain themselves:
HARRIsoNBUEG, Va, March 90, 1883.
Judge II. w. Haghes, Richmond, Va.:
The railroad company have sued the
State Treasurer in replevin. Bond has
been given. Shah 1 issue a writ? Please
answer at once. w. B. LURTY,
Clerk Of United States Courts.
William B. Lissty, Clerk United States
Courts, HdrisOnb,wg, Vd.:
In general, courts have no right 10 OBJ
struct executive stlicers in the collection OF
taxes. Property seized by Federal inter-
nal-revenue officers cannot be replevied.
See section 9St, Emitted States Revised Sta
tutes.
| find no State law permitting property
attached for State taxes to be replevied.
Validity OF seizure is triable in other ways.
cannot award writ Of replevin, as OF
course, in the case you mention. This may
be an exceptional case, and il desired,
will hear counsel next Monday at Rich
mond. / expect Judge Bond here to-day.
ROBERT w. HUGHES, Judge.
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ADVICE To MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at nlgl&, and bsoken OF 30 ur
rec, by a sick clAd suffering aad orying with pal
Of cutting teethg II 30. send "a onceand get bot
tie Of MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING slRUf
for children tosthing. Its sa,ae is eacaleuable' IL
win relieve tis poor littio sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there f. 10 mistake ?bout
II. II cures dysentery and disrrisa, regulates the
stomach and bowels. amt cares wmd-colic, so'tens
the gums. rlslIrces iaaantmatiDIh ana gives tone
and energy to the whole ssysuzn. MRS. WINS
I OW,s SOOTHING SYRUP sor children teeth
ing Is plea ant 10 the tt-.and Is the presc iption
of one of the oldest and lost female ph. sicisns
and nurs ain the United STATES, and Is Tor sale by
all drllse es troughoat iise mid Price. 20 cents
ho,,ro NH 2I cod "
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DIsruraeNeg IN RocKFNs.7--Iast night
between SAND, O'Clock a teleptors message
was received at the Fisst police-station
from TIE Old Dominion wharges that Sc
rious treuhle was progressing there, and
imme siately Sergeant jster,. with all the
policemen. chat he could Command at mo-
mems nstice, proceeded to the scene
Upon arriving at thewlhryes they four !
that three OF the walters OF the steamer
Ns,,hatr:sn had beena1 aad gotten drunk
aud remrned to the. ship, and that she
purser had summariiy discharged than !;
Thcreupon they had. gone out on, the
whaxs and created a general disturhsace,
which was calculated TO result sertsosly
IThe officers succoedGa in arresting lsyo oi
the rioters-Chsrles Branch and john ~.
lisms-and locSing ,hem up in ths- First
tslice-station. Tlis third one managed tS
set beyond tho res:h Of the oillce2fs