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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
THE IRISH VOTE LEAVING CLEVELAND.
THE sACKvILLE LETTER PROVES TOO MUCH Foh
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Major E. j. O'shaughnessy, the wel-known irish
Nationalist of this city, who has Just returned win
hIs family from a trip to Europe, where he has spent
six months and I'm the course of which he had the
honor Of an audience with the Pope told reporter OF
The Tribune yesterday that everybody whom ne mee
in England who talked about the Presidential election
and almost every body talked about i-wantcd 10 SEQ
Grover Cleveland reelected. The men employed on
the ocean samcrs, he said the employed on the
cross-channe steamers that ply between England ana
Ireland all of whom English, and the orangemen
side with thc Democratic candidate. 1t was only
when met Irlshmen that | heard good word said
I'm behalf of Harrison and Norton Morton especially
whose kindness In contributing S1oOoo 10 pay or .e
cargo Of provisions in aid of the starving Irish during
the famine in 1850 is gratefully remembered
Have these manfes taiions had any influence upon
your political views!' he was asked.
"wen.n was the candid reply, :" / shall only say
that while not a politician even remotely aSso-
cIated with politicians have always considered my
self Democrat II anything. am stll Democrat
in every honorable Interpretation that can be put on
hat term. vet | am going to vote for the leader Of
the Republican party, Benjamin Harrison"
"why!o
Because he IS the American candidate and Clevc-
land Is the English candidate. 1t Is all very fine
to say that because England in favor of thing we
should not on that account be opposed to 1t. l
really think that we should be opposed to nything,
political at least Just exactly on that account
England has always been and is now the enemy OF
America and It Is but natural TO suppose that whcn
she takes a particular side In American politics, as
she did during the rebellion 1t Is invariably the wrong
side, and the from the success OF which
injury IS be expected to the cause which the
champions Of the American side espousc."
Has Lord sackvie's letter done anything"
Done anythlng!' repeated the Major in astonish-
mcnt a. should say that It has done something and
done world OF good If without any knowledge OF
that letter deemed II the truly patriotic and Amen-
can course decide upon voting for Harrison other
Irshmen who awaiting additional evidence ot
the hostility of England to Republican progress have
ond in this letter, and will now sail out with my
self in the Harrison boat on November O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
RAILROAD TRAFFIC BLOCKED.

A SCHOONER STOPS TRAINS ON THREE ROADS
Travel on the Ncw-York Central the Harlem ana
the New-fIdvcn railroads was suddenly stopped az
10 O'Clock last night by schooner under iuli SAL
getting jammcd into the Fourthave drawbridge. Inc
tridgc badly damaged that The draw co"iu ho.
he closed f., LET trains pass and many tranloadS of
passengers were laid up Mott Haven and at one
hundred-and thirty-tifth-st.
Tho schooner was blocked against the central pier
of the draw and up to nearly midnight ali attempts
10 move the vessel had proved futile 1t was then
thought that several hours must elapse before trao
could he resumed Travellers put TO all sorts
of shifts to get into the city, and those oulWHi war,
bound found the Harlem, for once, an lmpassapic
barrier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
THE CRISIS IN THE NORTHWEST.

Chicago Oct. CA dispatch from Winnipeg says :
sThe Government has not yet resigned, owing 10
the urgent represen atons of its friends that such
action would prccipitaie grave state of affairs and
leave the Province in hopeless condition The con-
sttuona course would be to resign Immediately, put
the Government feels that the people unit with
excited ,, a, ...o,,o, ,o.,,e,
the crossing of the Canadian Pacific tracks by The
loo nj (;overnnent until such tne as the decision OF
the supreme Court at ottawa has been gwen upon
1larter the road in question II IS thought probable
flat this dec on will cause suspension OF hostnties
DOR avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
LOSSES BY FIRE IN vARrOUs PLACES

Westchester, Penn, Oct. 29.-The house and store
OF Isaac a. Cleaver at Berwn, Chester County, were
destroyed by fire last night. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
ST. Louis, oct 2o.-A dispatch to g. The Post-DIs
patchs from Carrollton, Mo-, says that the little
town Of Hale. the Chicago, Burlington and Kansas
City Railway, nearly wiped out by fire last
night
Cincinnati. Oct. 29-Firc in West Covingon, KY,
yesterday destroyed the tannery Of j. ii. Dcgow
and damaged the brewery of Meyer Reidlin Loss
$4,000.
stroyed the Faraday Carbon Works and Auburn &
Ackerman's axle factory Loss about 100000 fully
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
HIS FAMILY KILLED IN HIS PRESENCE

Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 29--Herman Baade, section
foreman on the Burlington road, started for this
city yesterday afternoon on hand-car, having with
him his wife, three children and friend In round
Ing sharp curve, they were run down by special
train making quick run between St. Paul and
Chicago. The hand-car thrown from the track
ard Mrs. Baade and her two sons, ages seven and
thirteen were instantly Killed Mr. Baade and the other
man escaped When the train struck the car Mrs.
Raade threw her baby down bank twenty feet high
and saved its life. Baade is frantic with grief and
threatens TO commit suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
PASSENGERS ROBBED IN ARKAysAs.

ST. Louis Oct. %" The Post Dispatch has
dispatch from Newport, Ark, giving details OF
train robbery on the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railroad yesterday. The robbers, three
In number, boarded the train near Diaz, but went
no further than the smoking compartment OF The
rear sleepngcar, where they compelled three passen-
gers TO give up some $50, and then escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
E4RTHOUAEE IN MaSSA

New w-Bedcrd, Mass, oct. 29.-This city was visited
by two welldcfncd earthquake shocks last night
AZ the Weld Street Police station the shocks wcrc
felt at IL 20 O'clock and preceded by rumbng
sound. Three distinct oscillations weo felt, followed
by a tremulous movement. The police and others
I'm the streets say the movement was preceded by
Two reports not unlike those of heavy gun,
thunder, and tncn came distinct movement Of the
ground. The shocks distinctly felt across the
Acushnet Fair Haven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
SUDDEN DEATH OF ASA CURTIS.

yew.Haven. Conn, oct. 20.-Asa Curtis, the lone
fisherman who found the body Of Jennie Cramer at
savIn Rock was this morning found dead In the
office OF S d. Miller g. Co., where he had been
employed and where he slept Heart disease was the
of HIS death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

indianapolis, Oct 90 specIab.-J A. Closer &
Co., of the largest gra firms I'm indianapolis,
failed to-day, and petition of one Of the part
ncrs, Sydney VI. Dyer made receiver. There
Is no estimate Of liabilities, but the assets are APP
praised at 100000. The firm has branch offices
in sandusky, OHIO, and Boston. The embarrassment
IS due mainly to the Hutchinson wheat deal in Chi
oago. The operations OF the firm have been confined
to actual deals. If they had speculaed, they claim
they would have prohed by 1t largely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
SOME OF BU7cHrysoy's WHEAT SOAKED.

Chicago oct patches received here yesterday
bv the owner OF the schooner Pcnsaukce which sailed
from here on October Is with $4,000 bushels of wheat
for Buffalo, state that the vessel was sunk In the ST.
Clair River above the entrance to the ST. CAR flats
Canal The tug which towing the Pcnsaukee
became disabled and prevent collision with her. the
schooners anchors were let 60 The water j. shallow
at that place and the anchor hukc tore hoic IN hcl
bottom with the result stated. The Wheat belongs
10 b. r. Hutchinson, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
. FALSE STORY ABOUT THE czAR.

St Petersburg Oct o9.-The story that Cossack,
In the disguise of an officer, who had explosives and
poison on his person. arrested at hutars lust be-
t ,bc arrival there of the Cars tain declared to
be an invention
The Gar and Czarna arrived at sebastopol to-day.
They were greeted by special envoy from the Sultan
Of Turkey. After reviewing the manoeuvres OF the
BLACK Sea feet the royal pair proceeded Oh ther way
Gatcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

AN ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION AMoNG THE COWS.
Putnam, Conn, Oct. ga herd OF sixty cows was
struck by Hartford and Putnam train Saturday
night, at a grade crossing and curve near Bolton
Notch and fourteen killed The high rate Of
speed alone saved the train from being hurled down
a forty five foot embankment The train ran a mile
before II could be stopped the airpipe having been
hroxen hv the shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
s1n CHARLES rrppER roR MINISTER.

Ottawa, Oct 90 CspecaD.-It Is stated here that
Sir Charles Tuppe has been sounded by the Imperial
authorities as to his willingness to accept the ap-
pontment OF British Minister at Washington. Sir
Charles Is high In favor In Downing Street and II is
claimed that he would be acceptable TO Messrs. Cleve
land and Bayard having established himself firmly In
the good graces Of both when at the United States
capitalne goating the Fisheries Treaty IL Is stated
however that the appointment meets with strong
opposition from influential members OF the Tory party
near to Lord salisbury who regard tho Washington
legation as a prize 10 be reserved for an English
party politician representing influential families
iudependent politicians here arr clamor.ng for Mr.
Bayards dismissal from the Cleveland Administration
I'm the event Of Lord sackyillc being recalled claiming
that Mr.. Bayards language 10 newspaper men III III
reference TO Lord sackvlllc was infinitely worse than
Lord sackyc's leii"'
ENGLISH COMMENTS ON THE LETTER.
London, Oct 90" The Pail Mall Gazette writing
The aninian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
A TRACE OF GEyERAL HENRY B. cLIrz

Detroit Mich, oct. 2O.-General Henry b. Cltz,
Of the army retired, who has been missing from this
city since Thursday. his mind being dIsordcrcd by
Ill-health was seon In Ldiion, Ont. saturday lie
took an astbound train In the afternoon. Nothing
further is known uf his movements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
FATAL FALL FROM A TRAPEZE.

St. Louis Mo-, Oct o0.-James Ward, rapez
former at the London Theatre, met fightfui fate be
fore a crowded house last night. lie fell from the
trapeze ard plunged downward into the orchestra
chairs His skull was broken. He cannot live. He
Is twenty five years old and single.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
,vcpp.sryG IT'S CAPITAL STOCK.

Uolyoke Mass. Oct. 20 tspccaD.-Ths winona
papcr Company OF Holyoke, of which Colonel Il. NJ.
Pulsfer was tho president has decided to Increase It's
capItal stock from 100000 TO 300 00O the addition
10 be paid in IN cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
aURGLARs RoBBIyG A CHURCH

Belyidere, n. j., oct 29.-lIackeitstown r In
fested with houscbrcakcrs AMI dcsrcradoes. Robbcres
occur nightly, and a citizens vigilance committee
has been organized. The Catholic Church broken
into night or two ago. and the challce and other
valuable property were carried away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
\STANI.EY AGAIN REPORTED KILLED.

NEWS IN FRANCE THAT THE EXPLORER AND
HIS EXPEDITION HAVE BEEN MAssAcRED
Lille, France, Oct. 29-The Echo du Nord' states
that the president of the Geographical society OF ie
has received news from Africa tfat Henry NJ S'aneS
h. heen massacred with all his expedition, except
two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

Lockpor ~ Y, Oct. 20 (speciaD.-The Diocesan
Council of Western New-York VIII meet at Geneva to-
morrow The council postponed Its annual meeting
from september until now in order to celebrate at the
same time the ftleth anniversary Of the diocese IL
was the first cut of from the original New York
diocese. The anniversary falls on November ], An
saints Day. Bishop A. Cleveland Coke VIII preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
or by dressed in woman's clothcs-an idea
entirely overlooked by the English police.
THE SEIZED AMERICAN STEAMER.
AGENTS OF THE HAYTrEN REPUBLIC HAVE NO
KNOWLEDGE OF CoNTRABAND

Boston, Mass, Oct. o9.-The IIaytien Repunlc'
the steamer seized at Hayu charge, as reported
of attempting force the blockade OF the insurgent
port, ST. Marc, with rebel troops arms and ammuni-
tion board,' is a Boston boat, and has been ens
gagged in the West India trade since 1883, when she
was built in Bath, Me. The agents, D. e. Morse "
Co., have received no word from the consignees or
captain of the vessel Thay state that they know
nothing of anything contraband on board the steamer
The steamer sailed from New-YOrk on october 4,
carrying a general cargo The agents have placed
the matter In charge of the authorities at Washington,
and awaiting developments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

Chicago. Oct. 20.-Judge Dlodgett Of the Federal
Court this morning, the petition of the Bell Tel
cphone Company, granted an Injunction restraining
the Cushman Telephone Company from infringing upon
the patents of the former company In Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
IN HONOR OF TIE LIBERTY STATUE.

Paris. Oct 29-A banquet was given at the Hotel
Continental this evening TO commemorate the dediea
ton of the statue of Liberty Enlightening the world
which was given by the French people 10 'he ohneo
st.,.s Mr. McJane the American Minister and
NJ Goblet the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
were among those present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
CLAUS sPREoKLEs's sUGlR REFINERY

Philadelphia, Oct. 30 speeiaD.-Thc cornerstone of
Claus spreckes's sugar refinery was laid this after
noon An address delivered by Congressman
Henry ii. Bingham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

THEORY REGARDING TIE LONDON flEND
Pittsburg, Oct 90" The Chronicle-Ielesfaph 10
day prints letter from young American IN Lohdoh
giving the theory and results OF the investigation OF
London detective in the whitcchapel murders, VINO
declares that the crimes committed by woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
THIRTY-SIX CASES AT JACKSONVILLE.

Eureka while the latter her voyage from
this port to New orleans in the early part OF this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Cornrosc--NIIIth nistrlct Ashhel Fitch liam.

NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOuI IHE ClIf.
Congress-XIIIth District, Ashbel P. Fitch Cram.)
lndorscd by the independent Labor men,
Assembly-Ist District, Kings, Louis & Horst
Rep.); XXIIId District, Clarence S. Graves &C. d.
XyIIIth District william H. Neuschafcr, (Tam
XXth District William Hurley Rep.); With District,
william Conaghan &C. d.; XIIth District, George
Gage UNITED Labor ndorsed by Republicans; With
District Theodore Broadhead Rep): With District,
Nathan S. Levy C. DE- IXth District, William d.
Udell (Rep); Vth District, Domnick Mallancy Tam)
indorsed by Italian Democratic Association; XXIIId
District, Thomas J. Rush (RepD
Aldermen-XXIIId District, John Rogge C; Dl
XXIVth District, John f.. KIRBY, ir. &C. d. AIliIth
District, Francis +. Fitzsimmons TAM AAth Dis
trict Thomas L. Eagan Rep.i With District william
H. Ingraham &c. Do XVth District Edward Burns
Q,epJ With District, Charles Il. Murray tIan.l ;
XIIth District, Herman Price RepJ Win District;
Charles Megronigle (RepD; With District Danlel
Patterson C. d. IXth District John D tary uSep;l
Vth District Alexander J. Dowd tTaml ndorsed by
Italian Democratic AssOcia0n MILD Disuict,
Charles H. Hammond (RepD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
REPRESENTING A WEALTHY sYNDIcAl

London, Oct 29.-Loid Claude hamil'oh mas s'ar'eu
for America as the representative OF wealthy syhd
cate Interest ted IN a scheme for heating elies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30
ENGLISH COMMENTS ON TIL

London, Oct. 90 The Pail Mall Gazette writing
about the sackvle incident, expresses the opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-30

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 90 (spcciaD-Presideh'
Neal Mitches official bulletin for the twenty-iour
hours ending nj Il O'Clock To- night Is as follows:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-08
Ass1.z.ez.-zs 20 uss.sss..,..- rs,.s.


AZ act 70 submit 90 tle lie an auou,ua"s
ID section J, % article 3D. ID Size e.us, teJiam OF
the state ui Wisconsin Rotating lJ education.
WHEELS, AZ inc biennial session Of tie lagi5-
idt4te u tG4- state i't the year ie-9, I'm aiucut-
ment o. t,fe constitution Of iris STAT. was u.8fus-
ed ano agf1sd 10 hy ilG5uTsly % the Iiusun--s
elected - ettn "a the u'ss5s-> which Ttpgc-cd
s11el'!teiit Mas !ii ,Ac '.il3Hi sE aJEuss l,ys-
Owed by tbc assembly, tsa sCGltH c.ucGuIu1.
lAgt section l. % s.rl.ae 49, ~ GE gotai,,I.i ion ri
the st1tl 81 Wisconsin, lee amended ;,s IT, read
us follows. section l. i be supervision 90 c.,.n-
mon Soitgsis s.Gi DE vested Is state -UpefEi.-
teuGetj and sUolt ulht- tIcgrs rs tisy fi-jdttl-.
SHUT direct. Inc legislature may prescribe rs
Jaw tc Gls.i-ieaii.Hs o. the safe superintendent,
ana a.. ether oi eI, mir sta.t VII. me >rerylS-
ION % common schools. i4a STATE igcrsHteili-
ct o& a-ca other 0icufs iHtTgsled .ii DE sep
crFiNloH u common scHuyi-, sis@iI al ca4sen ~
'Ic qualified electors Ui he stjts, respective
uIsifit!s. a. suvh time iG ~ sucI manner the
legislature shall provide. The Pow eIs, duties ana
COMPENSATION OF az sGc1 oii!ceIs siiaii Ue r0yId
ed for rs LAW; aud
WuEMAs Tie foregoing proposed amendment
10 thc constitution OF TINS slate WIS duly agreed
- II she legislature OF this state chosen m the
general election liz November t,-s bg a. majority
q AL tiis laemDe.s elected 10 each house jharco..
the people of .he State Of Wise aa.e, represent
81 - senate and assembly, &c e.sact ass follows.
-el-5ll I. i4t I's 5'.I prey sd a'euo-1e4t
I" TAG lsi'lai 3. We 7i. q Nsao1uslu r!tLl
re .tti2ttte4 % Ire se re 81 tt.is aatg tt laGl-
c' eject. l s. r. i.- Il al tise tuesday next SEC
c-eaiag ghc first Monday November, y. y. ISIS.
aultGs.l2ela 10y .li.IriFy of tie electors voting
thereon, such amer. GleU. snail sygu-c q para OK
tse tuitsailIuHIi 81 ti#s -tHie.
secu"n >. zinc iJlm on iafi9t IE voting to an
prove s-isi iss'lt5 s'ich Amendment sl hy. For
lle amen -ag.,- Ga section + q article DO, Of lhe
snoh amendment shall be- Against the amend.
m4lt 10 section I, ut article 49, ot the eoU>JItu-
Goj. sun ~ aHa- te seIlIatc aud apart
ne 49, - st ila'is4 tt3 i.i..t i5lrisz<; and
iii persons GU4-i-i 20 vote Il any election Ia
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-08

the city Of Watertogn dying within the township
Of Emmett, Of said Dodge county,. are attached
violation 81 section article J. Of our state etIst-
tut0H providing that assembly districts shall
consist OF contiguous territory. Hence fJy law
fsection g. Of chapter 46, Of ,he laws of l8S7 the
fifth and sixth wards Of said city Of Watertown
become q part OF the stIne assembly district as
the town III Emmett Dodge county and part OF
the Grst assembly district Of said county
The county clerks viii, therefore publish cleo
ton notices III conformity To the above
Given under nay hand and Official seal,
ii the Capitol in the city Of Madison,
49,, this 18th Gay OF sugLst, A. d. 1875
SEAL ERNST g. TIMaE
'-~-' Secretary Of State.
To the County Clerk Of Douglas County, Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-08

The Minnesota Republicans held
their state convention this week, clos
ing Its Iabors Thursday evening. The
result was to nominate ~. r. Mer-
RAM, for governor, and a. e. Rice,
for lieutenant governor, and the adj
option Of a protection platform with
all necessary and iudicious reduction
Of The present tariff r.tes.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Douglas
To the Clerks OF the various Towns and Villages
OF Douglas county

To the Clerks OF the various Towns and Villages
Of Douglas county.
As required by law your attention is hereby
called 10 the foregoing notice 81 election served
upon Gae By The Secretary Of state. The follow
ing are Inc County officers 70 be elected.
= Comfy Clerk - place Of George Z. HoicGmb
Fec whose terra Of Office expires january lst, 4.
d. l-Eg
A County Treasurer Ia place OF Vincent Cour-
u9geT Esq. whose term Of Office expires January
LIST A. y. 1873.
A Clerk Of Circuit Court in place of Sidney F.
Tubbs Esq. whose term OF Office expires January
lst i. h. 1853.
A Register Of Deeds in place Of D. George Nor
rison ESQ. whose term Of Office expires January
lst 4. -. 1899.
4 Sheriff in place 81 Dan Kennedy ESQ whose
term ofDiicc expires January ~ a. H. Ib9
A District Al olHey IL pl4reDf Champ Green
Esq Whose tenn If Office expires January Isl 1882
4 Coroner in place ei Jafuea y. Whitney ESQ
whose terra Of office expires January lst, 4. b.
1859
4 Ccaaty superintendent Of Of Schools in place
of v. Gates, Whsae terra % Office expires JsH-
u1Ty &. a. -. Is<3
ACounty suryerar in place Of r. P. Black,
whose Germ 81 o.ee aliI Is January lst 4. Dls'J.
Given u-lier iag haat aud oaeia ssal al super
ioI This ltI lag Of september 4. d. $50
GEJ +. HOICOIp,
Caatty Clerk.
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Notice Of General Election s!
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-08

Postmaster General Dickinson Is
interested in couple Of big paper
pulp mills in Michigan. Which ac
counts for pulp manufacture being
still an infant Industry and omitted
from the free list Of the Mills bill.