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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
HILLSBORO.
A Narriage-Ihe Wedding thesis
Minor City News,

special to the Gazette.
Hillsboro, January S.-Mr. Virgin
>rnrrow. formerly of Fort Worth ana
Miss Fannie Tarlton, formerly oil Lou
isi.na were to-day united III the holS
hands of matrimony. Father badeloh
Of Mace oflicialed in the ceremony
rho, made the handsome couple one
THE important event took place at lhe
rs.idenre of the brides brother, VINO
IL well known throughout tie stale rs
an able LAWYER. After the ceremony
was performed, the guests were lfeateu
tocake and wine IN abundance. Ms
evening the bride and groom TOOK their
denarture for Whitney, their lulule
home. The bridal presents are saiu 10
be tLe finest ever presented IN tilis
rity and TOO numerous to mention
me fnilowing friends and relatives
from, "a distance were present, ana I'M
fortunately for The Fort Worth party
she traiu arrived too late tor them 10
witness the ceremony: MI. MoEiu"
and lady, Misses Bette carter; h,lilt
Peak. Clyde Peak and ONE Isah ~
Fort Worth, DR.. Tarltcn ana VIE
from Grand Coteau, La, *. Nj. laTi-
ION. Miss Laura Martin, MIR. >. IL.
Caruth and Mr. F,well OF Whlth.,h.'
Capt. ci\innon and lady, w. W.
Sturgis and lady, Mrs. judge 10; Ao-
bolt, MIR. Ed. Siugis, Miss Lot.ie
Sturgis. Mr.. G.. /. Jordan and Mr'
Rom Ivy and lady of Hillsboro.
Snow fell here Sunday night to the
depth of two inches Cattle do not
seem To be suffering much.
Mr.. viii Craig has been losing some.
hog 10y the thitvlng Propensities 9i
some scamp, who after he had stole
the hog cut OF its head to tighten the
load in carrying it oil.
Major Ewell lett on the morning
train OF Galveston.
The GAZETTE is still necessity
will all live widt-awake and news
loving citizens. When some OF the
subscribers see the new-bo> making
his rounds every day, you can see
''two-lor-u-quartern smile steal over
their 'phiz' in anticipation OF treat
in store for them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
WACO.
The Odd Fellows Grand L0dge-iatc
Trains-StOre Burned-0ther
Local Items.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Waco, January S,-As supplements
ry of The item wired you last night, in
reference to the movement to secure
the odd Fellows's temple here, ii may
he stated that IL strong committee,
composed of such men rs VIM. Cam
eron. sam Sanger and III. R0tan, Will
have charge OF getting up the subscrip-
tiGns here 10 purchase the ground ana
buildings which are 10 be rendered
the grand lodge Fort Worth and
other places aspiring in the sane di-
rection vii! have to hump them.
selves if they expect TO yet ahead oi
Waco
Much regret is expressed here that
Missouri Pacific trains briniug the
GAZETTE get in so late. The paper,
with its tull line OF Associated Press
and specials. is sought after, but as
rule nowadays it does not get IN UNI
til MANY business men have gone home
Tor the day.
The Waco National bank held It's
annual election of directors and Off
GERS this morning w. b. Yrice, the
'hefIiesp banker in Texas, as to
avnirdupois, at least, was reelected
president,
ID LEVINE, who made an assign
mcnt last week, resumed business this
morning. lie compromised with his
creditors at fifty cents on the dollar.
Pos master Kin.,ley's store at
Bosqueville, six miles northwest of
, the city. WAS totally destroyed by fire.
Loss So 600; insurance, 81, 700.
| There il some talk of organizing an
other building association in this city
1t is currently reported that some OF
! the union printers will resume work
ON the Examiner, but on IL non-union
| basis.
Private advices from Washington
indicate that Waco will get the 500
co. appropriation for federal build
ings.
Another cold day, but clear ant
bright. Trains are all out of date yet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
BAIRD.
A Destructive Fire-Eighty Thousand
Dollars Gone Up in Smoke
and Flame.

Special to the Gazette.
Baird January Sire is consume
ing our town, SO to speak. All the
business part is gone, but mostly COW
cred by insurance. +. S. iS,ay, Slb,-
100; Il. NJ. Turner, $4,000; Mrs John
son, 81 100; Parham d : mules, $500;
>. Il. ~ A. Nj. Robertson, SO UOU;
Madam Copeland, l,20n; w. Il. cole,
81, On; ID. w. Dudley d Bro, S. 900;
Harry Meyer 5000; J. +. Patterson,
So 900; e w. Charleville, 81 5n0:
Ferry d Pace, 81 900; j Il.
Rel, Sl7000; II. ID. Alex
ander, 81, 200; Schwartz IL Bro. S1D GOO
There were other losses by moving,
which will swell the total loss To $780,
900 The fire took place about tir' g
O'Clock in the afternoon 1t caught in
the store of $. l. d a. III II 10, rtson
from defective stove Hue. Our thea
ter burned, and kept the Mabel Nor
ton troupe from giving us an ent r.
,ainmept ,-uight. This il II great
calamity TO our prosperous and grow
ing town and il will take some time
10 recover from it. AL our merchants
Will rebuild and commence business
rs soon us possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09

few days ago Mr. usn ,e',
mb, has had all the assistance IN, tha' n .ne
railroad com panic. could furnish, PR ~
rnred warrant here for The arf i',,',. ~
The woman, and armed with a rel c,,ri
lion from The governor started ri,,' cur n,
nu.ly enough for Georgia, ins'eau t va
Denver The telegraph announces ices NV; ,,,
success of his mission, but gives 10 IN
diration AZ to how the trail was s'r ,., ~,
The woman and child must nay
tr n four or five thousand miles
In The burning OF the convent AZ ~.
Belleville, two daughters OF eI ~
Sealing and one daughter oil = ~,
Campbell were among the loS,. pu'm
sealing and Campbell are well kh Nv, y
among stockmen in Texas M.sl
Campbell was buried to-day anu
scalinp's children are supposed W We
~ badle burned rs tn be unrecogniiz "a
hl. nj least they have not yet Deen
identiti.d. Five bodies were recovereu
TODAY. and the total number Oh VIC
Tins IL now placed at thirty-seVeh'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
LONGlIEW.
The killgore Aliair-A Successful sur
gical UperatiUn.

special 10 the Gazette.
Longyi-w, January S.-fhere has
been 10 murder ut llligore, as report
ed in some of the dailles. Tine Ga
ZETyrE has already been sent the item
out OF which the sensational report
grew, namely, the Swapping of nt-
gros pistol in Officer Beall's Gc-.
a daughter oi John keddon, living
near here, WAS sulivaled twelve yeais
ago, being now seventeen years OF age.
Since then he flesh has dropped from
her bones, leaving the skin to fail
upon and adhere to the bones and
closing her mouth so tight,
that for over six months
she has been kept alive By means
of quill inserted by saving of her
two front teeth. Less than two weeks
since, Dr Markham Of this CITY made
an operation, cleaviug the skin from
us ABNORMAL position, patched the
skin with scraps Of skin from her
friends, pad red into II similarity with
the other check, and the flesh is now
growing properly and the check bids
( fair t. heal without a scar.
The adjuSter- for the mte fire have
arrived aud will no doubt settle mat
/ tiers soon and auir'hlc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09

Stout of Navarro-Bill to amend
tho road laws. 1t provides for
Tho having out and opening OF
mnblic roads, and altering and discon-
Inning them upon petition. III pro-
yides for road commissioner, ana
REGULATES the working of roads.
chambers of Tarrant--Bill TO estao-
l;sh and maintain an efficient system
nf public schools. The bill was very
voli,minous and was read by title.
Referred. 49,, -, a,
CocNran OF Dallas-BiIl making IL
felony TO willfully cut or harm the
fence OF another, and fixing the pun
ishmenf nj from two to four years IN
The II, n Tertiary. On motion OF La
hiatt OF Galveston, Dun of Brazoria
,vns excused until Tomorrow morning.
Garrison of Rusk- Resolution pfovid-
ing that the chuirmen of the several
standing committees of the house
shall constitute II special committee,
to whom shall be referred all bills ana
resolutii ms relating To fence-cuttlng
and kindred subjects. Objection was
made that as there We're thirty-hve
standing committees, the special
committe would be altogether too
large. but The discussion was cut
short by point of order raised by
Frymier. and the resolution went over
under he rules.
owen of Clay--Bill making fence
cutting felony, punishable 10y not
less than three nor more than ten
years imprisonment, with an emer-
gency clause.
on motion OF Moore of McLennan,
Ia, lor of Red River was excused until
tomorrow.
Robertson of Williamson-Bill To
amend section of the act reglating
the sale of spirituous liquors, ana al
lowing the transfers of lcenses.
Phelps of Victoria Bill to amend
the penai code, and imposing fine of
$50 for not keeping proper gates for
public use.
Frymier OF Houston-Bill appropri-
ating Sl5,G09 for contingent expenses.
The speaker announced the appoint
ment of White of Burleson as chair
man of the committee on roads, fences
and bridges. and Moore of McLennnn
as chair man of the committee on phi
vate land claims. All the new menu
bers were assigned to the places occu-
pied by their predecessors.
jimmy Cochran and Aieck Patton
were appointed pages in place of Will
lie Cochran and Archey Forbes, absent.
On motion of Nash of Dallas. the
house at pm. adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
ST. LOUIS.
The Mclhcsncy Cn>e--t singular Alb
ductiOn and R'c0yery-lleB Belle
Vile Holocaust.

Special TO The Gazette.
st. Llui-. January ---Gov. Critten-
don and Rev. Drs Lewis aud Nln.el
two clergyInen " hp sometimes dauhlc
In polite, were all Summoned as
witnesses in The McChtsney case,
giowiug out of gambling ring scan
dal-. They fail, d Ia appear yesterday,
and to-day were all Thought before lac
criminal court under attachments
The governor WAS pretty mad and
made IA rpeecn to the curt Complain-
ing of his treatment, The court init.
mated that lac should have known bet
ter, but let him of without II fine.
a somew hat remarkable k dnapping
case WAS brought to ALI end to-day,
About The miudie of last month, II
little daughter of T.. ID. C,ner, pay
muster OF the Cairo Short Line rail-
road. WAS abduc eel while waking on
Garrison avenue. The chi,d was
seized toy woman aud hurried OIL In
carriage, which had been prbcured
at "a livery stable near the mounted %.
lice station, which conveyed the pair
10 the Grand avenue station of the
Wabash read Tn,y took train there
for Moberly, stopped there u few bonrs
and then vent back across the state Ia
Fort seat, where the child Was il-
dnced to write very unnatural letter
Ia her father, which letter was sent "a
Chicago Ia Toe mailed To ST
L0ui-, and was accompanied by u
tauntug ,ett,r from tue woman,
who represented ihal her captive was
Ia be returned sou alter Christmas.
From Forl scott The PAIR went bicl,
10 Meinplli-, remaining there over
night, repr s,ntlng that they were
GONG on L, Clat,tua 20. The wOlsan
ugnt tickets for Kansas City, and
two days later IA Denver detcttiv,
named Ladder announced by telegraph
his Willingness Ia deliver the chtl,
Tor 5000. Whether the par ever wenl
L. Denver at all. or whe her tie de
tecIive was acting under writtei
Instructions from the wom ~
who wished To make
lalso tran, SEEMS now doubtful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
BOWIE.
An Ediiors'S Marriage The Cold
Weather.

Special TO the Gazette.
Bnwie. January S.-Mr. Geo. ii. Da
Wis. editor ANA manager of the Bowie
Cross TimberS, felicilaled himself ON
yesterday at II o'clock by being
united in the holy bonds 10 Miss y. l..
Ingram, daughter OF apt. > *. ln-
gram, late of Waxahachie. he mar
riage took place at the resid nee of
Capt IngranI, the Rev. l. p Smith
of The Methodist church officiating,
We are experiencing an ext nded
spell oi cold weather, every thing freez.
Ing for several nights past. Asa con-
sequence of the cold weather there is
little doing in he way of business.
Am informed by parties from Deca.
tur that from two 10 three inches oi
snow fell there last nj mt. a light lall
of snow here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
PALESTINE.
The New International Stock Agent
Mr.. HOxi,'s Health.

-pecl,d "a the Gazette.
Palestine, January 81, VI. Gill
baueh is appointed live stock agent oi
the International, with headquarters
IN san Antnuio. He suc,, eds NJ. II
II Xie, VIII, resigned 10 take charge OF
u large ranch for Chicago parties,
headed by Hon. John r. HlXir
Reports ut Int rnaliunai headquar-
+ rs here from Galveston state that
Third Vice President III Xie of thu
Gnuld system is resting quirtly ut the
beach. wi err lac VIII .tay ten n twelve
days more To recnptrale. Vie trans
act no hu-iness Whatever, and is i'm.
proving fast
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
PLANO.
Paying Life Policy Personal
Beautiful sn0w.

Special TO the Gazette.
Plano, January s-Dr. N. C. Ogil-
vie. manager of the North Tcxns
sen Endowment Association nf Long
view arrived here to-day for the pur-
pose OF paving the widow and heir OF
tht late pr ; 'ansell 5000 which was
pain Today, ami il quiIe II relief u
Mis-. S'nusell and her eli dren,
Geo Eitey o; Denver, Col, il here
on visit.
Inc SNOWFALL brigade We're out IN
iuii force to-day, and made u In Is
lively; The weather has moderated
considerably 10 day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
.JACKSOF
Organization of &'
sIlniipsI

sps cial to the Gsze'lt II;
Jackson, JanuaIl IA ~
assembled al noon ,
the following olu' :
chairman, pro Aritv
ored), s.rgeanl-al''sau y
elected w, NJ. lDF, a. ,
Williamson. clerk 3 ;
sergeant at.arnis Ia
message will be re- rirj
A street /,
here to day letwe,,
aud Corneliu, Ryssl, :
in The stomach a,la
MORALLY woun ,,,,N, ,ty
grew out of u dil's'g III
to the city election y. - !
ever, they have pc 81
some time. Tns g az
to Hansberry, VIM ID
self-drfense. fsa',.saI
fired two shots, o ", 70
Hansberry shot W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
WEATHIsss IN
An Assignment nealance
Shooting ting &c

- q
Special 10 the Gazette iS S"soN
Weatherford, IApilins NJ
Engslrum, grocef ae apQo
ment yesterday. Us plstoi
assets ST. 900. Tue WAS ue
figures. rne asslgctounds
has not yet been abtougn I
exact amount. Nh hest.
that the importusfrClough $
was what ruineA Wed, la
creditors " ire willlnsthe rig
to him. He sayshsl, but \
Sraasr ana given more q
had by part
/ Mr.. Bostick of lh7 anu
p "s ank is
/ am reliably inantertaii
principal sutltrersl !.
the third inst. vii y, :.
~ u,''' eeding,
asn'nc ,o,,,e.nherrgis town
had "A difficulty III ~ III, -. .1 =,
even evening, tna latts ng jury
SllOplllE wv ~ II
back. Stoutenbers, ,nnatn
but the eye "''n Hem 4
fable. * Hem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
C0RsiCANA.
The Marriage Of Postmaster Ryan to
Miss Chamberlain.

special Ia the uszstte
rorsicaia, January s AT tine Cath
ollie church This uiurning, Mr. Henry
NJ R>an our popniT y stna ter, WAS
u,dt-d IN matiiInDny 10 Miss Cham
ID rl,in, the sister OF First-Assis,ani
Postmaster ID. Z. Chamberlain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-09
A DAT III: Ii
Return Of M

Special to the t,,,.i
Dallas, jana
Brown Stockins
Galveston tLLv'u
Tie members h,
Galveston pars
gagged them d Wa
team, q serious e
between the 4,
and the Park m,'
The notorious
dal case, involyI'
duction of EIIs
Brown aud the !
ton by DR.. ,,o,S - -;
Monday in the A. ID
County Attons
docket will be
the first tin,TAp7
that althoughAl Mn
will do his best !
and all the csse. s..-.
J h. Riley, AZ. ~
Little Rock, An MN
ing after his Small NV
against j. b. Re-
$50, 900 damage
shot Riley, napier IN
ut the Ei rat Abilen
the left knee. frs
was confined d
months aud ct,pd IN .
case was set for \ Revolver
tiLued until lsls-----.--..
court being othen $, z, !,
a delegation d 20 rarto''
appointed to 20 i for Him
III response 10 an
city government
anime the telep an lnsnl
rangenIent whichu,s Recep
successful oLerslio
sultalion, they GA.
the visit until IN. 's
er,,te "''' 'u' larry 8 =
joe Forsythe, usuar =,
Hunnewell, Kas. . - " ii
to-day before J,s s,,,. VI
J ua VI assaal' on the
- io ~ ,hiee 4 collect
Shot Frank CsuL, zano 4
foot. He was ads,c' hacnn
but has not YET bsvhichl al
The weather hpn then,
The sun has shon,ii;ns and
and the heavy 500 re- m,
ing. 1t is frerzit.o oe en-
Benjamin Ham North
the Houston u ltI.ngry v
was killed and HeI
and Houston npon tho
his head out oilt, threw
when approaching aid: IN
STE how near heVsrop on u
head struck the dyaIter q
killing him inslss mp and
We're taken 10 Delsl up, II
Mrs. w. y. Andetuniiy ID
ly burned by h-,a the
while using coal d first, 81
days ago, died thi. abdome1
fering horrible az After
snlonn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09
The Harbor Question.

Duluth Journal.
The question of the improvement of
the harbor is one which should not be
dropped. 1t is one of vital impor-
lance to the people of Duluth and it be-
hooves the people to look after it. If
III the past the appropriations have
been misappropriated then it is high
time that any We may get hereafter
should be properly spent and value
received for the money paid out. If,
as 1t has been charged, there has been
frauds perpetrated in the doing of this
work, then it is the duty of those, who
pretend TO know anything about the
matter to come forward and substanti-
ate the charges made, or show where
the mismanagement comes in. There
has been large amount money spent
IN this harbor and no person will say
that it is in good condition. There
has been mismanagement or fraud
somewhere and it ought to be shown
up. Major Allen, the government en-
gineer, made threat that he would
not expend any of the present appro-
priation if the report of the Chamber
of Commerce was adopted. The threat
was an idle ore. We never knew that
Major Allen ran the government war
department before, and us for his dis
eliminating against Duluth in every
way possible, that is nothing as he
has done that to his utmost in the
past, and it can't be any worse here
after. Duluth has never received the
treatment she deserved at the hand of
the war department and never will so
long as we have Washburn's tool for
representative.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

a number Of visitors came over
from Duluth to a little Democratic
love feast, last Tuesday evening.
The bread broken Oh that occasion by
Elder White, Of Duluth, was very
stale We did not stay until the wine
was passed, 50 cannot speak of its
quality.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

John c. s Harrison, who was ar
rested at indianapolis last week for
the embezzIement of $4,000, is the
Harrison who bolted Blaine's nomin-
alton and came out for Cleveland, be-
cause the former was too corrupt a
man for president. He is one of the
great rcformer5 of the age.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09
Crook business.
Duluth Tribune 3rd inst.

Duluth Tribune 3rd inst
Laborer No. 131, on the dock Of the
st. Paul & Pacific Coal Company was
given a check for S165. He raised
the amount to S11.65 and sold the
check to Matt Anderson of Rice's
Point. He has not been captured.
Friday night commercial man,
name not learned, was robbed Of $50
and a diamond pin at Miller's dance
house on the Oneota road west of
Ricc's Point. Suspicion falls on a
young man named Scott, who has
been a cook on the steamer DoYe. He
skipped across the river into Wiscon-
sin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

Congressman ". 7. Price will be
unanimously re-nominated. His con-
stituents feel that he has made asplen-
did representative, and they are right
about il, too.-Chippewa Herald.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

Maud S last Saturday at Cleve-
land, Ohio, beat her former record,
and without doubt proved herself the
fastest trottl. IN the world. She made
her mile without :; skip or break, in
2:09i on what is termed a slow track,
and her driver is strong in the faith
that She will reduce this to 2:O7 be
fore the season closes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09
NOTICE
Of the Redemption of Lands
Sold for Taxes May 10th, 1882.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! SIS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IS.
County of Douglas.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
SUPERIOR, August 9Th 1881.
The following pieces of land having been sold
BY the COunt Treasurer % the County of Douglas,
on the 10th of May, 1882, for the taxes, inter
est and chars Is for the yearlSSl
THEREFORE, Notice is hereby given that I'M
less said lands redeemed from said sale on or
before the 10th day of May 1885, they viii be con
yeyed 10 the respective purchasers or aSsignees,
according To law.
The amount of taxes interest and charges, cal
culated up to the last day of Redemption is set
opposite 10 each piece respectively.
GEO. +. HOLCOMB
TSee foot motel County Clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09
Tho I.ake Shore Times snYs: Th

The Lake Shore Times says: The
lightning rod >windlers we warned our
farmer readers against have been oper-
ating in New Holstein. They agreed
to DO the work Of putting rods on
Claus SEWERS barn for $500. He of
fcrcd to pay them when the job was
completed but they pretended they
were not authorized tc receive the
money, and got him 10 sign 4 due bill
for tie amount which proved later to
be note for $4,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

The Pine Knot, published at
CIoqaet, Carlton County, Mimi, in its
issue Of the 81 inst, contains this
item: "a slight earthquake shock was
felt IN this vicinity on Tuesday morn
ing last. But few persons felt it in
this village, but the Indians up on the
reservation say that it shook the win
dows in their houses, and was felt
quite plainly"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

a Chicago paper of Thursday
talking about President Harris and
the y. p Railroad, among other
things says: Mr.. Harris is considering
the completion Of the Cascade division
Of tie Puget Sound and the eastern
end 10 Lake Superior. 1t has not been
decided whether the latter will touch
the lake at Superior or Duluth. Both
towns want the depot.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

a poor specimen of Ohio journalism named
Baker writes from Superior about that place and
this, in which he makes the assertion that Du-
luth has no more room to spread and must, per
force Of circumstances, cross over on the Superior
City side Already railroads see the inevitable
ana are preparing for it," such talk is the height
of imbicility and proves that the fresh young man
got all his information from Superior How
imbicile il sounds beside the statement of Maj.
Ncwson, of st. Paul, well acquainted with the
place, that there is ample room here for city of
100000 peoplc!-Duluth Tribune.
And yet nobody knows better than
friend Newson himself, that he was
only giving the Duluth people a little
tatfy in return for the boat ride, the
wine and the hash they had been ply
ing him with. Bro. Newson is 4 sly
old coon, and knows how to fatter.
The man from Ohio was here two or
three weeks, visited all points of in
terest in and about Duluth, and has
relatives and friends living there, he
went down to Two Harbors, also, and
was a man past the middle age, and
wrote of FACTS AS HE SAW THEM.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-08-09

When the eNcursioHists were opposite South
Duluth "Wednesday evening they looked long and
carefully forthe docks, freight houses railroad
tracks, union depotS etc, that they supposed
were there. Brooks brick yard was all their ard
eut gaze could bring ont Of the gloom.-Duluth
News.
If "South Duluth is of such small
consequence, why in thunder do the
Duluth people and papers lay 50 much
stress upon it as the great "feeder"
that Is to make a city out of Duluth?
To illustrate the ignorance of the News
man as to the territory he talks about
we would say that Mr.. Brooks brick
yard is distant from South Duluth"
about five miles. The facts probably
are that the excursionists plainly saw
that South Duluth" or Superior was
destined to be THE city at the head of
the lake, and inquired of the Duluth
people why they did not move over,
and that is what ails them.