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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
BEAUTIFUL. ERTz.E..
T:,c Anglers E'nrad.se-Tise Many At
fractions W .,icl. VIII E.ure iae
Pleasure GecsGeEs TO sne
Eruie

lIIGAGs ana H>!li4g IGE tIout. ON us
return to town, he wrote to his paper
as follows:
Twenty-eight miles east of Superior
and on the line Of the Northern Pacific
railroad Is Brule station on the Bots
Brule river, which is fast becoming ia
nous rs a summer resort, as well as
for trout fishing and hunting. No
finer trout fishing can be found any
where than can be found in the Brule
Srcckled trout twenty-four inches in
length haye been taken from this
stream. Besides this there are num-
erous beautiful little lakes near by
which are literally alive with every
other variety Of Ash, such as pickerel,
bass, pike, etc. The sportsman would
be hard TO please indeed who would
wish for a finer field to display his
PrOwess.
Being asked to come out and try
our hand al fishing, we concluded to
take advantage Of the generous in
vitation and 60 out and see for ourself
and can now exclaim with what's his
i''''''s' e'''' '-'-' ''0i'
taxing me Northern racine iralh
~ Z:'J 9 CLOCK ?. ~ q "hlch VIZ
heht Z l'le ge"lleinaaiy ana court
Sous G"Hdoe'or' We were 500" oel''s
"hifiea towards Inc bfu'e. soon "I'ef
Il'l'hS superior you enter me great
TIMBER "ol' 81 nor.aefh v Iseohslh ana
as Inc tfaih rushed along oyer oFlISeS
oeneaIh "hieA 'iny streams Of clear
wafer canoe ana Ooond III immature
cascades ana lheh IheFe Is The prime
val forest on VINO doeS not loYe them'
10 near t'e "liid Is II fusIie7 through
the o2aS.iS ana Tue I"h9a'd' silFefY
n'ies CT happy songstefs-carolinS
'"I'o|9 o' son"e'' % ''e'''" Inc o'',S
eAi'Le" oF me lnoi'afoiis O 'il7 forests
the giant pines
After q ride Of two hours we alight
at the Da"by House, at Brute, kept
by :. =, Durant y Co.. the go. . be
ing Harry SlLiman and Neo. 9taft.
They have a very pretty place of
sufficient size to Accommodate forty
people. The main building Is entire
Iy new, ana was fitted up expressly ior
the accommodation OF tourists. Be
sides the main building which contains
ten rooms, there are tive other build
ings adjoining, which have been fitted
up for sleeping apartments. In con-
npptIRO with fhp house and aDDUt ten
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
Big waves ON the Grea. Lakes.

Captain" said the reporter. as he
elbowed his way into the circle, chow
large waves did you ever see on the
lakes?"
"Well, let's see. Do you mean
within the last five years? "
Il mean any time since you have
been sailing"
ooh, ah! Well, sir, twenty years
ago, when | used to sal. the bark
John b. Skinner, | saw waves on the
Saginaw Bay which must haye been
$50 on"
Say" observed the captain, please
ask some Of those gentlemen their OPP
inion"
There were six other Captains in
the circle. Two of them said they
had seen waves fifteen feet high, two
more agreed on twenty feet, and the
other pair thought they had seen Il
few waves running around loose which
must haye been all of twenty-five feet
high
"Now, then, Captain" said the re-
porter to the first.
"Well, sir" replied the Captain,
being that the other Captains have
given in their figures, l will say that 1
have seen waves on the Saginaw Bay
exactly tifiy-one feet and seven inches
high. | took a ladder and tape-Iine
and measured 'em, and | know
| knocked off at least ten inches Of
their tops in reaching EN-" lie came
last, and the other Captains could
only nurse their desperation. Detroit
Free Press.
The propeller Arizona was the
first boat up from tie lower lakes this
season, and the propeller Peerless the
first to arrive from Chicago.
The so-caiIed rebel Riel will no
doubt soon meet his fate at the end of
Il rope.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
EsS.Iz2E:EEE DAY.


( SPARTA. Wis May .;h, lsa5J
GENERAL ORDER NJ. 81
May Goth, known to the Grand
Army of the Republic as Memorial
Day, will be observed by this Depart
ment as one of the sacred duties en-
joined on us by the teachings Of our
noble order, and our hearts unite in
paying tribute to the memory Of cur
noble dead, by strewing on the graves
of our Comrades gone before, one Of
Heavens choicest gifts TO man, sweet,
spring flowers. OF the four hundred
thousand who fell in the herorie period
from 1861 to 1865. us we'll as those
who have gone since, let not one grave
/ be missed; no, not even those heroes
who sleep in unnumbered but net for
gotten graves, III the tangled thicket
on the rocky mountain side or by the
stream where he fell, but let every
grave be an alter of patriotism.
1t is recommended that all Posts ar
range for memorial services III some
church on Sunday the 2lth, and that
Posts attend IN a body, ana that the
sons OF Veterans, " omens Relief
Corps and citizens generally, be inyit-
ed TO unite with the Grand Army on
that day IN paying tribute to the mem
DRY OF lho'e VINO ieil III oelense Oh ma
hollal UNITY
roSt adJutantS VIII forward to }.
". 0anderson' Department Chaplain,
milwaukee, " lSconsIn' COPIES OF Their
local papers reporting the obSerVances
OF the day, with such other lntorma-
ton as may De OF assistance to HIM IN
preparing Ills report Iof me next an
nual EncampNent, ana all officers Ia
command OF posts are hereby ordered
70 report lhe names 81 an Comrades
VINO a" mustered on y 'e''''l uui'''5
,"0 year, 'Ha' 'n7 D'P"' I'i'e"' nap
IAN may oe "oIe 70 MAKE " ron o.
i1o"o'' LOT IRE year
i'e' "S WHO SUI Ni'7 i',''yii WIN ieN-
eien' "'ei'S - ',Ie S'''"' cam ping
S'o""u 81 S'' "0@" G'i'i' ',','s' anu Jay
upon 'neiF graves the eii'iGL' d pa
.'I''I' ue'o'io"' in0: S'i''i We 'Ne'
ISL The memory Oh 'heir none oeeas'
deeper love TOT the ola rag ana
iIuo' '',''' ol''oiu IT,
O'"ci"'' d Sli-7 ia iDSoN'
Department Commander.
? PHILIP CHEEK, JR.,
A. \. G.
The superior department OF the
Duluth Herald OF Monday evening
contained the following account ofone
OF West Superlors commcndable en-
terPrIseS;
W hle walking around West Supe-
rior Saturday We noticed the new
building which IS being erected by 3ir,
II. l.. Banks as a hennery, and think
t. readers Of The Herald we took time
to Investigate the affair and find out
what he intends to do.
We found Mr.. Banks Who volQn-
teerod to give Us any information we
desired regarding the business. The
building will be 325x5O feet, divided
into six compartments and IN incu-
bator room. The building will be
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Please remember that we purchas our
BLANK BOOK AND STATION
cry, dilect from the east and are
able 10 compete with ST. PAUL
IN PRICES. A fresh lot of CARDS
of ali Finds just received. FRESH
CANDY AND CIGARS always on
hand. LATEST NEWS and seaer-
al reading matter at Post Office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

-Demorest's Illustrated Monthly
Magazine for June contains a great
deal that will interest It's readers. 1t
opens with an admirable article,
'Bryn Mawr College" . which Is pro-
fusely illustrated, and which fully de
cribes this new college for women in
Pennsylvania. "Old Antwerp" which
is also illustrated, Is another readable
article, and so is Through Normandy
by Diligence" The serial, "a Strange
Girl, is concluded; and Jenny June
contributes paper on Trained
Nurses and Nursing" These articles,
with others of miscellaneous nature,
poems, fashions, and various depart
ments make up a remarkably good
number of this admirable magazine.
The frontispiece is fine oil picture,
Butterflies"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

"A Connecticut genius has been
granted patent On a machine for har-
ves;ing potat}-buEs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Aunt Jane, is it quite true that a
lady may ask a gentleman tomarry her
ii it is leap year." Yes, my dear;
out, true. =" But if lie doG't want to
marry her. Aunt Jane, what must he
do then?'' He must give her new
black silk dress, my dear, and then she
understands - oh! Aunt Jane! Aunt
Jane. Now know why You have 0
many black sill, dresses. The Jadyc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Mr. Thomas Hughes, better known
Is TON Brown, has agreed to
write a If Of Peter Cooper.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The city treasurer OF Springfield,
ILL.,, has decamped with Sc 900 Of the
public funds.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
UT CoUET-DoUGLAs COUNTY.
David +. Roberts. Plaintiff.

y
David T. Roberts, Plaintiff.
against
The t5ucago Portage and superior Railway Com
pany IA Corporation etc. Defendant.
The State of Wisconsin to the said defendant
1ou are hereby summoned so appear within
twenty days after the service Of tins summons,
exclusive of the day OF Sc vice nd efcnd the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
IN ease Of your failure so 20 do, judgment Will he
rendered against you according to the demand of
the complaint, OF which IA copy is herewith served
upon you.
DAVID L. ROBERTS
PlaintiFIn person.
+. o. Address, Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
CIRCUT. C0URT-DOUGLAs COUN.".

PostofHce address Superior, Douglas Coun Y,
state of Wisconsin. JmuD
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
Jack" Hogan Gets Enere.

SPRINGFIELD, May 20-In joint
session ef the legislature today, fifty
one senators were present and 153
representatives, Dennis refusing to
vote. The republican senator's all vot-
ed for Logan, giving him twenty-siX
votes. Ruger's vote was received with
cheers. When sittig was called on,
in long speech explaining the situa-
ton, he voted for Logan under pro-
test. This gave a vote Of 103 votes
for Logan. On the call Of absentees
the democrats voted soIidIy for Judge
Lambert Tree. After roll call Baker,
McNary, McAling, Caldwell, Quinn
and Gratis, all democrats, changed
their votes to Charles b. FarwelI.
Barry, democrat, changed his vote to
John 4. Logan and the widest OK
element prevailed. The roll call was
proceeded with after a time, the dem
ocrats attempting TO elect Farwcll
and the republicans hoping to get
some more votes Barry withdrew his
vote from logan, but said he would
not allow any other republican but
Logan to be elected. No republican
supDort went ia -arE,H and Sneaker.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The so-cailed rebel Riel will no
doubt soon meet his fate at the end of
Il rope.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The propeller Arizona was the
first boat up from tie lower lakes this
season, and the propeller Peerless the
first to arrive from Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Pas u..r,gseIf. ling Slrel,va awning Co. Sa.I.t
Iwr 90 3-l.s. IN. caj -natu il, ,ltvir bcT,hs On
ia go IL. ia, Il desired
l.. +. DODGE teen +. a T. sgt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
WINTER HEAD GEAR.
cincinnati I.nnttlttpr

There has not been much developed in
millinery that Is strikingly novel, although
Indications are that the ianciful materials
Whirh camo out In the opening OF the sea.
son are beng ignored to great extent,
and that primo fGNOntsm Is destined To
rest upon the plain rich ychcts aud
pushes, while IN many mode these are
studded with beads; aud head galonn MS
bordering the brinls OF bounetS, and
band OF galloon laid across the top, are
the distinguished features of some OF the
latest that have been brought out, Pretty
and tasteful models have the crown stud
dcd with triangular gilt and irridesccnt
heUds, and varying these have been shown
models with the crown studded with trip
let's OF small shot, plomb and garnet
beads.
novelty IN hOmcts is shown i'm pro-
du1tiouS OF felt cut In narrow strips, and
these stiips braided IN the fashion OF the
rough and-ready and rough satin straw
brnidS. The effect Is good, and these bon
nets VIII hc much Worn with the humC-
| spun and othcr rough cloth costumes.
| The shapes that have come out are of
! modified cottage style, approaching the
metsWu size, with the hrim somewhat
uplilted They are faced with velvet, aud
/ In some models have puffed and slight
! ly projecting facing, and are trimmed
I with vide, purl-cdgcd fraillc satin or vel
4 ytt ribbon, fashioned into large bow on
the top, with or without a split bird or q
| mouttu " fancy feathers, and ribbon
| passing around tho base of the crown.
! Instead OF tho ribbon bow long and
broad loon OF doubled velvet, tipping
backward and confined in placohya split
I pawQuct or other timely colorud bird,
with a bridal OF velvet, may constitute
the garuture.
Late capotc shapes have come ont IN
two pieces, the sides Joining IN seam
which runs from the edge OF the hrm "a
tio WSe 81 the crown; the sides, IN max
ing, hUing covered separately, aud IN,
sram covered with band OF draprry,
pasScmentoric, or other trimming, aud i
modification OF this pocUliar idea Is seen
M bopnets with drapcry laid over the top
from the brIm 90 The base OF the crown,
and a stln piocc 0i huCkrm, covered
smoothly with velvet, set upward on the
sides, Large, soft Normandy crowns and
large Charlotte Corla cap-cOwns, with
the brim forming small point, mako tho
shape IN somo OF the most elegant and
effective bonncts shown In millinery
styles and with the large crowns thcr,
aro shapcslwhich are completed with pro.
lectiug, ilorlng hrim. The Little l'rln-
cess bonncts have a narTow.rlllcd coro.
nel brlm, the bnm sometimes cleft IN a
notch AT the top, and there are late mOdi.
licaiions OF the bonnet with wide corO-
hei hrlm bent squarcly back,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
EEEcKENIdnGu, Try, Nov. H--TAe com.
mi~siuucrH' court has been In session an the
week, and most of the time has been cun,iImcd
IN nakiug new roads, Ituccur. la ~. Tint Wg
have roads cnough already, unless they were
hlttUr.
Ba-lness IN breckenridge is frightening mn
considerably and Toe merchants i,tt, IN Cuusr
quencr, wearing thoir bost -mics.
The cotton crop Is about gathered the Weld
In thts county WIN be about what ii wnG Ia 81
yeU. The acrengc however, Is much greater
thisy year
Nj. CuHa nLaughlm aud Mr. j. II. yant OF
Eollan nrtshbOrhphd were IN town this week
They say mo stock In the western portion oi
thc Onuuiy Ia IN excellent condition. ana lh,y
thlnk inc range sufficiently good to winter therl
without much icvd.
BrcrkenridEe has one OF the best schools IN
western Texas, ROT. T. y, DNrail the srhul
arlt principal, l. dcscryed,y popular M, ne,
/ 'ouulH Tor Che large at ulancu Of pupiI, from
I "a distance.
Mrs MG.N iclcrs, daughter ot Or. j. S. Gala.
way druggist here, has iusi rctnrnrd from d
Vfuirartcd visit 20 relatives in Mcssop Mis-
Nn election on local option has been ordered
/ l} the county Judge IN inc Crystal Fails prr
rlnci Tee people of this precinct VIII vote On
: the hog Law the 10th of December
District court rOuyCucs here On Nigudg, IA,
I'D of November. '''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
1he Court Of Appeals.

special 20 The Gngotto.
lyman, TEX, Nov % In the court OF
appeals to-day tho following eases were
affirmed Smart ct al VS.. Wagon Company,
from McLonnan county,
The Texas q Pacific Railway vs.. Col.
Inns, from Taylor county.
Williams IS, the state, from Live Oak
comfy
walls So the state, from Dallas county.
Woods IS. tho state, from McAiullen
comfy.
Bob White vs.. the state, from Faunm
rcnlaua ". the state, from Ems
county.
SelsaS IS. The State, from ttaseosq
county.
thyme IS. The State, from Taraut
county.
ilarwcl, alias Ncwsomc, vs.. the state,
from Rurnet county.
Tx parte Crissom, from Denton county.
Reversed aud romandedi Martinqalc
IS the State, from ilanco county.
Turin vi the state, from Atascosa
county
lob scott IS. the state, nom Parker
county.
llofnesbcrscr IS. the state from Wise
comfy.
Nppca! disiassod 0rlee vs.. the state,
from Easuand county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
TILE AzFTTE. FoRT WORTH TEXAS, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10

The hats with the iapering, moderately
tall crown and the narrOw-rolicu i',n w.
die English walking.hat are IN greater NC,
mapd. while there IS evidently an ehoi, ,
TO rc.introduce shapes Win Wluer a1u
more capriclous brims some OF Wy
latest hats have the semi'cOnlcal crown,
with the brim widening and turned UP or
cuflcd back at the lot sidei ana tlle
"GalnsborOuglf and other shapes, WIN
wide. shadOwy brlms, are ut the election
of ladies' who like q picturesque hcau,
drogs, with the distinct sailors anu
school-hOy's shapes for young girls an1
misses. Fur, astrakhan, scalsklni plucheu
beaver, plucked otter chinchilla ana All
fnrs Of soft, fluffy pile VIII come INTO use
as trimmings for winter hats made on
frnmcs. A Partisan model seen IN one o.
our leading retail stores consists OF
a Normandy crown OF Turkey-rcd vel
vet, aud has close brlm faced with seal
skin. the fur everything the brim ABOUT
one aud onc-hali inches. The trimming
consists OF q large bow formed Of NO. ~
mixed falle Franchise aud gros grain
purc-edgcd ribbon, morntcd with three
upright ends covered with the plumage
of the South American hunlmlng-bird,
Another model Is bonnet OF medium
size, with drapcd cap-croWn Of white As
trakhan fur, las tie brin bound with
black velvet, q bow of broad, satin-hued,
pur-cdgcd black velvet ribbon, smothcrcd
by hcron's head sustaining an aigrcitc
posed on the Top, and strings of The rib
bon passing around the base OF the
crown. Fancy feathers fall c0lors, var
rlctlc, and shading, and birds Of all de-
scriptions are being used ns garnturcs
20 aid IN trimming and decorating the
crowns of hats aud bOnncts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
Damage suits.


~nCClGl to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TIN, NOV. I.-.Calviu \. Kennedy
has filed suit In the district court against James
\. Mckee, cN-Irltcd sat & marshal Uf thc
North IN district of Texas, and his bondsmcn
for dana Cs in a large amount for WrOugiully
lryyiug on his goods.
Damage suit for 1880 was illcd In the United
States circuit court yesterday by +, r. Jones vt
Dallas vs.. r.. X Holden uf Colorado. ThG suit
grew ont Of a cattle transaction. The petition
does not enter into specifications.
J Il, Johnson, "a nursery man, hAs entered
suit IN the district court against the Texas n
Pacific railroad company Tor $1,000 damages FOR
delay In shipping iruii trees, PLANTS ejC., TO
Bells and Temple. Mr.. johnson alleges In
his petition that the trees were fuur days Ion.
ger thun they ought to have been reaching
their destination, aud the parties To whom they
were .cut refused to receive them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
DENIS0N.
Tho Gate City Appreciates Journalistic
Enterprise, and Tumbles 10 the
Meaning OF scoop"
To Ala Suffering Galveston Fined for Dis
urbnnce--A False Alarm Lecture
In behalf of Ireland.


special To the Gazette
DENisuN, TEN, Nov. IA, Tho demand
for Tur GA2ErrE, both yesterday and to-
day, was great and could not be filed.
People buying the Dallas News Yesterday
were both mad and disgustcd with that
paper for not having anything about the
great Texas tire at Galveston, and call AZ
Ter call was made on TIM GAZETTE for
news. Then about ! O'Clock ruE GA.
IE1rE's circulator got out IN extra
To furnish It's patrons and friends
with tile very latest and correct account
of the fire, which was of great advantage
10 our citizens To-day Tn GAZETTE
had n better report than either Of the
Dallas papers, There were not enough
copies to supply the demand. TIM GA
zErrC has surely got the lead in Dcnison
by iur and VIII keep IT, as 1t has more en-
terprisC and news,
MIR. Ryan's lecture on The ralncll move
mcnt In Ireland last night at the Catholic
school-housc was very fine aud highly
appreciated by those who heard it. Mr.
Ryan Is an agent of the Land League,
and " giving lectures 10 help the poor
lrishmcn. quite n neat sum was donated
last night.
Prof Lee, who Will give an entertain
I lllNllN ~ NAN NhuNlNN Iilk Nil 81 UtNl MtRk,
/ win donate oue-half of the proceeds TO
/ the sufferers Of Galveston. This ia a
( charitable act, and as the admission is
/ only 30 cents, the people should attend
/ and help grici-strickcn Galveston.
The "Dlamond King" q tmvcmc
/ medium man, all hodccked with glitter
Ing gold ornaments aud diamonds, per.
hapS, is creating much interest, Large
crowds gather about his tent waiting Ia
be cured OF various ills. Even the lndle,
are greatly Interested.
Col, ban Webster will in the future he
the special correspondent OF the Dallu,
4 Herald at this point, Geo. Lake has re.
signed that position
The case OF the state against John
Flmnory, John Bnrus and Jack Hanlcy
charged with theft OF slo and a handkcr
chief, at the Boulevard saloon, Frlda,
night, was tried before Judge Ncvns ant
the defendants were discharged, but wcr,
fined 5000 for disturbing the peace.
The Morning llerlld.Ncws cut from ~
cighl-coUmn paper 10 u six u few day
since, and will In the morning be en-
lnrgcd 60 u soycn.columu paper.
The alarm of lire was given las
night aud the fire boys re
sponded, 90 lind about hat-full of vast
on lire at the round.housc No damage
was done,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
.wmAr DO You MANrs.
Ns1'Nr Az rm UNioN pEror-"oNtN
MisrAGE,n

a su,Nr AT TIM UNION nEpor-"oNiN A
MlSrA6E,N
When The Santa Re came u last night
Officers Rushing and scott stepped OF the
train and were met by Officers Buchanan,
Darby and Rowland, They were eyi-
IDENTITY looking for somebody. one OF The
officers remarked chats the man, :"
pointing TO an individual about Years
Old, dressed IN gray and wearing wide
brlmmed, light hat. In an instant the
FIVE were AROUND him, feeling his pockets
AMI making % minute survey of his ap.
pcuanCe.
"Whar, the matter, what do You
meantn asked The gcntlrmGu,
whats your name, Whore arr YOU
from:N asked Rushing
"Smltl's my name and am from down
the road"
''That ain the man, said Buchanan
and an but Rushing left him
81 don't understand this what do You
want.n remarked the gentleman.
SONY a mistake, that's an, . said Rush
ing, and he loit, too, while the gentleman,
so tmccremOniously surrounded, hcmmed
IN and searched, chaied considerably uu.
der his experience.
The officers were after some one, but
the probabilities are that he did not come
In on the Santa Fe last night, al least
they are of that opinion,