The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-04-05

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! tina! 81 the mun!c!paj eie, tons on the
! Isl inst. Reports indicate that the result
WGs EN- nently Sis 'aCtory.
j The municipal ei,tIiou ut Milwaukee,
resulted in general Surprise sll round.
/ The beDocrals N convention had de
: lnanded The repeai of he Bennett COM
puisory sch .ol lsw, and the CathoAc and
: Lutheran clergy endorsed only these
/ cand:dates VITO openly opposed lie law.
! Tue Democratic p.draltv Oh the city
ticket Was III the nei Ehh1rhC"d of .
/ Q.
Tur new custou house ~ la crosse is
! completed.
/ W,rH solemn, impressive services, the
remains Of MIcl IL Hess, second arch-
I bishop OF N:lwaukec, were taken from
/ 81. Johns cathedral where they
/ had been Wing i'll state for two
! days, 10 -. Francis Seminary, the
! place OF sepul.ure. At the cathedral,
to which hundreds were unable 10 Sc
i cure admission, rontltirai mass WAS
celebrated 10y Cardinal Gibbons,
=, Of Baltimore. Besides the head Of the
Catholic Cinrch in the United states,
| there were present three srchbisnops,
| twelve bishops and scores O! priests.
! The English and German sermons were
! delivered respectively 10y Bishop Hen
messy, of dubuque, la, and Bishop
| katzer. OF Green Fay The ceremonies
! at the ga Ledral were awe-insPlrlng,
| and the enc there, rs tie tive eldest
| shops PRAYED !Or absolutlCn, WAS one
! never to lie forgotten. NJ ) clock the
remains, escorted by the clergy and all
! the Catholic societies of Milwaukee,
/ were taken 10 It. Francis Seminary.
/ WAi HEIM, eX assistant postmaster OF
/ Id ri. 4 nm
| Washington, in the otiice of the fist as
sistart postmaster general. lie will be
| granted leave q absence as colonel OF
the first reg Inent during his residence
| IN Washington.
A HANDSOME church building will be
erected by the Catholics OF Altoona,
/ Eau Claire County.
Tit case OF Phelps Perrin. who WAS
10 have had u hearing at Ashland, on
! the 3lst, On the Charge Of embe2zllng
| funds to the extent OF Il 40 from the
| Iron Exchange Bank Of Hurley, has
been postponed unul tie l2lh OF April,
| on account Of the poor health ot Nunle-
| ipal Judge CslkiIs. Pcrrin's second
| tilsl toI robt ely Las also been post
| poned until the l4lh. Perrin il not
! looking well at all and the deep fnr-
| rows upon his brow show bow much
suits have told uUou him. j. he can be
sentenced TO Naupnn npon the charge
of embeIziement, the lobhery sult
against him VIII, OF course, lie dropped
! until !! is relcase from a.
THE li-vear old suE of pr. 4. Powers,
II prominent citizen ~ fountain, Mimi,
! tried 70 get on a tahGOsc OF pusher
used to help t'alns up Tie hill heNond
Loulsbora. He .tll and the wheels
pas cd across lie neck, completely he
heading him
W. Il. NultLD, OF Milwaukee. WAS
awarded the inst prize il the state Col
| leglate OratoIlCQi contest.
An indemnity fund il offered bv Mil
waukee business men, which vii eX-
pedite work On the Milweukee rubiic
| building.
GEoEDr fa>CN>, eX sheriff Of MiIwau-
| kee County, died on the 10Th, after Il
| long illness He was ~ years old.
| JAMS ftTNEIr.t, :, village marshal
who lost TWO out ol FIVE prisoners lie
WAS taking through Eau Claire from
| Dorchester to NtjIs}IIe, on the 18th.
| WAS locked mp there next day. The
other prisoners had been sent on with
| 3 deputy. from revolver found on
Plunkett's person, he had discharged
| several shots INTO the crowd al the de
! pOi, "itE llit plisbIc tS'al't.
| When arrai9Htd. Plunkrtt WAS too
drum. to plead and WAS re-cOmm,tted
10 Jail.
| THt Wisconsin Sea nd!navlsn Total
Abstinence Society net at Eau laIre
| on the 2StH.
| EA-M,YoE D'NFu:. president of the
! Merchants i.Xchanye Sank, OF Mllwau-
kee, died in that city on the 18th, after
= bref illness from pneumonia. lie
WAS 20 veaIs old.
TIKI storm o. Thursday night was the
most general and Sc e:c for many years.
PErEa HAN~MAN and W. W. Meredith,
charged with h!ackmRiing George
Maloney, of sun Prairie, waived eX-
animation.
TnE American Loan Associ atom tiled
AdditIona! securities at Madison, and
| will lie permitted 10 do husiness in
Wisconsin.
ORE tr9 He has commenced from the
iron mines to the Ashland and Two
, HarbOrs docks.
Mu,H activity is shown at the Mil
saukee shlpyards III anticipation OF
busy season OF navigation.
BAn River Indians think the con
gressionaI Appropriation IN Their aid Is
| made to aid pine lHHd sharks.
ir g reported that Roswell Miller
! will be succeeded a. general manager
oil the Chicago, Milwaukee. X Il. Paul
railway. bv ~upt. 4. ]. Earling.
| EMM,GtAEp wes act,lj,ted at Ashland
of the charge of ATTEMPTING TO murder
her husband.
A THRIFT, storm Of wind and snow
prevailed in Milwaukee, and throughout
the West on the night ol the 2lth. In
MANY places buildings were wrecked.
A COMMITTEE o: the Ashland COUNT
Board OF Superyisors charges the oiii-
c,sls with bmismanagemnnt Of the cOun-
TVS affairs.
| Crosse al 1:ij on the evening of the
| .L1 10 ~ 80.