The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

boat, ii Is rather hlgh.-Duluth News. /
Norfolk (Ohio) Reflector: Z. H.
Brown, of Superior City, Wisconsin, /
has favored Us with a copy of the St. /
Paul Globe, containing long article |
setting forth the advantages of SGpe T
rior, also an article calling attention
to the shallow water in Duluth harbor, /
"A shooting and stabbing affair
came off at Two Harbors last Sunday,
in which several Duluthians were in
terested. Fortunately for all concern
ed, no one was seriously hurt, although |
a knife was freely used and seven shots
were fired, all in a well filled grog
gerry.
Our city fathers contemplate
improving Second street by planking
the same from the \. p. depot to
Connor's Point, total distance of
about three miles. The work will
probably be done if funds can be got
on favorable terms, if not the work /
will 90 over until another year.
On Monday last Mr.. John Erick- |
son, an employee at the coal dock on
Connors Point, fell from the tramway /
to the floor below, a distance of twen-
ty-three feet, and strange to say, es-
capped with only few bruises. 1t I
vas q narrow escape from instant I
death CT at least from serious injury. |
The TINES by looping off all the |
conjectures, superfuities and guess
work of the several reporters, is able /
to give full report of the Republican
National convention in session at Chi |
cago, 50 far is the actual work of the I
convention is concerned, up to our hour
of going to press, leaving out only the
party platform. We give you the
whole thing in nut shell.
The Gypsy Oath company PLAYED |
'Uncle Daniel or Messenger from
Jarvey Station" to very small au-
dience last Wednesday evening. The I
fact is the northwestern towns have /
been showed to death, and only bank
presidents stock brokers and clerks
can stand the racket without submit
ting to financial ruin Give us a rest
IN the show business until we can re-
cuperate little.
The Times is to be revived again
and the new proprietors are SAID to be
figuring with some prominent Demo
Gratis in this city to run it in the inter
ests of that party and with a view to
running it as a daily paper We
know Of some parties in Duluth who .
belong to the Democratic party who
put up money once before for that
same purpose who will fight wary this
trip.-Duluth Herald.
-Heywood's Mastodons, one of the I
best minstrel troupes on the road, gave
an excellent entertainment at Music
Hall Thursday evening, and to a good /
audience. 1t was something out of
the usual line of minstrel shows, and /
gave general satisfaction Their pam
oramic views Of scenes along the Hud-
son river, of sceLes III Ireland and /
ocean scenes, were very beautiful, and /
alone worth the price of admission.
Come again, gentlemen.
-Messrs. H. II. Wilkins & Co., /
have now got their new Restaurant on
Second street ready for business, and /
formally opened it to the public last
Tuesday. 1t is neat, clean and we'll
kept place, and just such place as
our town has needed for a long time,
and it is worthy of liberal patronage
by the transient public and day board
ers. We trust the experiment may
prove a success and the "Elite Res
taurant," become one of our fixed in
stitutiOns.
For such an out and out, redhot,
uncompromising Republican paper as
our lnterOcean processes to be, is it
not little strange that it lets the Re-
publican National convention now in
session 90 by without even so much |
rs mentioning the fact that such
convention had assembled. The /
convention had been in session two |
days, when the Inter-Ocean went to
press, yet this great champion of Re
publican principles conveniently for
gets to mention the fact.
Chief of Police Collins made
raid upon the den of infamy on the /
east side of the Nemadji last Tuesday |
morning, and the boss and her COM
ponions We're brought beforn Esquire
Newton for judgement. He fined two
of the men and one woman $40 each, /
and gave two women and one man
just three hours time in which to pack
their grip sacks and get out of town,
with forceable hint to the Others
that they should travel with them. |
The whole outfit had shook the Su-
perior dust from their shoes before
the allotted time had expired. This
is the proper way to serve all such.