St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-11
AT THE ZENITH CITY.
The South Shore & Atlantic Ter
minals Go to West Superior.

The South Shore & Atlantic Ter
minals Go to West Superior.
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, March 10.-People in West
Superior are congratulating themselves
again. This time it is because of the
determination of the Duluth, South
Shore & Atlantic railway to locate it's
terminal on Wisconsin soil. The COM
pany has secured land on st. Louis bay
near the point where the st. Paul d
Duluth bridge crosses. The line COM
ing into Superior will cross the
American at or near the Bardon brown
stone quarries, seven miles southeast
of the town; will cross the Omaha track
at the poor farm, over the Umadji river
near the iron bridge, west of which it
will cross the Manitoba track and will
either come into the union depot over
that roads track or over line of its
own Just west Of the Manitoba.
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.
Frank Foley, of Foley Brothers, the
st. Cloud contractors who have the con-
tract for the extension of the Manitoba
from Hinckley and Duluth, left West
Superior yesterday to drive over the
whole route if possible. Mr.. Foley says
the st. Paul & Duluth is now leaving
supplies as near as they can get them to
the proposed road bed, and 5000 men
the line inside Of thirty days.
The Union Improvement and Ele-
vator company, of Duluth, has filed
notice with the secretary of state that
the Atlantic Trust company, of New
hoo oil of hn
company in place of Gardner p. Lloyd,
deceased.
In. the case of the Standard Oil COM
pany VS.. G. G. Hartley ct al. verdict
in favor of Hartley was rendered at the
last term of court. The plaintiff files
for an appeal. The amount involved is
$319.23.
Commissioners appointed to assess
damages for twenty-Seven miles of road,
Tower to Ely, met to-day and decided to
drive over the road between Tower and
Ely next Wednesday.
G. O. Nelson of the West end, is form
ing stock company to build a furniture
factory. A meeting will be held the
Goth inst. TO elect officers. Capital stock
$4,000.
Conductor Sankey, of the Northern
Pacific, was struck by sliding logs while
coupling cars at the West end to-day.
His head and chest were hurt, but not
seriously.
The Duluth Typographical union
meets tomorrow to elect delegate to
the international convention, to be held
at Kansas City in June next.
G. e. Dickeman, Of st. Paul, will
erect three-story brick block on Mich
igan street, between the electric light
and Bennett blocks.
Mr.. West will give series of practical
talks at Ingalls, hall Sunday morning.
The first subject will be 'True Sue
cess in Life"
The health board met this afternoon.
Reports were received and arranged to
get figures on the cost of garbage
crematory.
The G. A. Il. and Sons of Veterans
will organize a military drum corps
this evening. Maj. Green will be
leader.
Rev. Father Roy's congregation have
q new altar which will be seen in their
church for the first time tomorrow.
p. Mason, of Carthage. n. Y, a large
real estate owner about Duluth,iS spend
ing few days in tic city.
The Duluth Musical club will present
The Pirates OF Penzance" In about
four weeks.
There are several cases OF scarlet
fe;t, ahlii lie city.