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Brought 20 Tine.
Leader of 10th.

Leader of 10th.
City officials and contractors were
exceedingly jubilant yesterday after
noon. Mayor Pattison telegraphed
Comptroller Larson from Chicago
during the day that Hayes & Son had
accepted the balance Of the sewer
bonds, and that Keane & CO. had
taken up $4,000 worth of street i'm
provcment bonds. The bonds were
taken up III New York, and the ag-
gregatc amount is about sir Geo All
but So 900 worth Of sewer bonds had
been taken UP before, and the balance
now remaining due on the sale is about
Sl97 GOO. The business Ike aspect
which the matter has taken is believed
to have caused the purchasers to come
10 time, and their action is proof pos
tive that their refusal to comply with
their contract and the excuses offered
have been wholly without warrant
\ prominent local banker in speak
ing Of the matter before having been
Informed of the turn affairs had taken
said that there had been rumors that
both films had been affected by The
stringent money market, and that he
had no doubt that prompt draft fol
the balance due might cause the firm,
much trouble, and possibl, force then
to the wall
A representative of kean & Go. j:
reported by Il Chicago paper as alleg
ing that there was flaw in the form
Of the bonds, and that this was the
cause of the refusal to comply Will
tie contract. The bonds, he claimed
were unsuitable in their present form
and the city council is reported as be
lieving them to be perfect. The pur
ellaSers seem to have come to this be
lief rs soon as they discovered that
there was no doubt as To the inten
Tons Of the councils committee.
Tile First National bank. OF Mad.
son, this state Is said 10 he anxious tC
acquire the bonds, and Comptroller
Larson said last night that he had
nearly decided to withdraw them from
the order Of keene and HAYES anG
turn them over 10 the Madison bank
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!" The TaIIeyraEa ,iemo:rs'' in Ene
Century.

The Century magazine is running a
fast press day and night in order to
print the first instalment of the de
lased "Talleyrand Memoirs in the
january number. This same maya
zIne was the first to lrint. before its
appearance i'll France, the life and
literary remains of the great French
artist. Jean Francois Millet, and now
The Century is to bring to light, before
they appear in any other country, the
long hidden memoirs of the most fam
Gus of French Cillomatists. This first
article viii be preceded by what is
said TO be Il brilliant pen portrait of
Talltyrand, by Minister Whitelaw
Reid, who has made the selections
from the most interesting chapters OF
The first volume
The first instalment of selections
from The Memoirs Of Ttlleyranl,"
which Is to appear in the january
Century, Will contain a sketch Of the
author ) strange ami lonely childhood.
an account Of his entry into Partisan
society, his estimate of La Fayette.
some account of the beginnings Of
the French Revelation, striking pas
sage concerning the Duke of Orleans.
an account of Talleyrand's residence
IN England and America, ana OF a
most interesting conversation between
Talleyrand and Hamilton on the sub
Ject OF Free Trade and Protection.
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The IS essed valne of Kansas in 1880
was $3.50, 003.o00 In 1883. after eight
years of prohibition, the valuation was
1888 ,oaO. 600.
at the close Of q mastery temper
ance address i'll Calcutta, by Canon
W.lbarfo:ce dlsky Mohammedans and
Hindoos crowded to the table, anC
nearly eight hundred pledges were
taken.
It is said that liquor legislation
more necessary TO the social welfare
the masses in Russia than in any other
COUNTRY of Europe, and it is also de
clared that the government is opposed
to any such legislation, fearing a de
crease Of lis revenue from the manu-
fdcture and sale of liquors. During
the past year in Odessa alone there
We're three hundred deaths from the
IL e Of intoX :cantS.
In an opening lecture before the
medical college in London. Ontario,
DR. Arn0tt took the ground that
alcohol is never directly stimulant;
that il does not aid digestion: that it
is not nourishing, AMI that it does not
arrest waste. \ stimulant increases
strength: alcohol Increases action, and
this is mistaken for strength
At recent meeting of the w. c.
T. {. Of Bombay, India, DIR. Emma
Bra inerd Ryder, who accompanied
Pundita Ramab bal to India for the pur
pose of opening medical hospital,
advocated the celebration of "a centu
ry of drink III India by drawing up a
petition from the Bombay presidency
to the British Parliament, signed by
every man and woman in the presden
cy Us the year 1880 will mark the
close OF this century of diShonor, 1t
seems a most timely suggestion.
Although there are many who woul |
have us believe that the results of the
use of alcoholics are not So serious in
European countries as III our own, the
last census shows that III Germany
only II $50 died by murder and SUICIDE,
while 23,!29 persisted by alcoholic
drinks
Tolstoi'S latest crusade is said to. be
against tobacco and alcohol. It is
stated that he hasa wark nearly ready
for the press, i'll which he strongly
inveighs against gluttony and drunk
enneSS, and shows in vivid manner
drinks Oh the human system.
The Anglo Temperance Association
is making rapid advances in India.
The object of the organization is to Sc
cure the ultimate prohibition Of the
sale OF liquor throughout India.
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SUPERIOR, MIS-. SATURDAY. bEf. Is. 1880.
Stat,ssicssn street broad.

The fore part of LIST week City
Statistician Street started OH trip
through the East To interest manufac-
turing concerns III Superior, and II re-
resent the city generally IN all OF the
important cities Of Il few O. the east
ern states. That he is filling his mis-
sion is attc,ted by the following taken
from the Baff;.lo y. " Courier OF
lis: Saturday.
Duluth knows ow to flay the game
of cribbagc to perfection. bai liet rival
Superior. Is after her with guns load
"a. w + street city stat istlci2n ana
deputy collector Of Customs o! SG'ner-
Tor. who is in this city, calls the ioar-
icr's attention to Il SPECIAL Dispatch
from Duluth. which pufported to give
the lake business Of that city for the
season Of nav igation j;lat closed. lie
SAYS:
The Duluth dispatch gives the
wheat SHIPMENTS from that fort as
l3.51:3.aii bushels. As u matter ot fact
The shirments from Dulgth were only
3.71I.Os bushels. while the shipments
from Superior were 9.S.,o,2.jo bushels.
OF a Joint record for the two Cites OF
,3,573.341 bushels.
The DulGth dispatch gives the -four
shipments from That PORT at :, III, $50
barrels. As matter OF fact these
figures represent the shipments of
both ports. Superior shipping !, $50, ISL
barrels, and Duluth l,ll2,6l6 barrels,
an excess III favor of Superior OF
27O, 76S barrels
about the coal business, for some
unaccountable reason the dispatch Is
entirely silent, possibly because the
theft would have been too large Tor
even DllIth correspondent he re-
teipts at Superior We're very close 70
I.u5O, coo tons, or about equal to both
ports in 1859,
The dispatch gives the vessel arriv
MS and departures at 2,-;"I, OF which
number 40 belong TO Superior And
venture the assertion that the regis
try of the vessels reporting at Superior
will average 500 tons more than those
reporting at Duluth.
II think it is safe to venture the
further assertion that of the 100000,
nn0 worth of commerce passing thro'
the 500 canal this year, superior has
handled three -eighths while Dnlnth
did not handle one fifth. The y ORTIZ
ern Inc steamships alone made ninety
Tive round trips to the head OF the
Likes, and only four OF them to Du-
l!.th, carrying over 81 ,0c0.o 5000 worth
of 'truck'-a round estimate, bat
rather under than above the mark.
If Duluth would simply claim her
own. she would make very respect
able showing for SO small Il place, but
when she steals all Of Superior she
makes herself immensely ridiculous.
Look ont for her building statistics
next. which You may expect TO ind in
cludes the y ,oe0, 600 expended III SUI
Ierior There is nothing too good for
those fellows
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NOTICE. 4 special meeting of the Stock
y holders of the Saint Louis River Water
Power Company will be held at the Office Of the
company in superior, Douglas County. WiScou
sin, on the seventh day OF January. 1891 NJ
eleven III o'clock in the forenoon of sail day to
act upon resolution Of the Board of Directors
relative 10 thc issuance If the bonds ot sail Cor
Poratl0n To the amoapt IL the aggregate of One
Million Dollars $l.00,9ntl. the same 10 be seeur-
Ell ~ a Truss Deed or Mortgage upon all the
lands, property and franchises of said company
Ihc proceeds OF such bonds to liz Il>e in the con
>truction of dams for III" i'm provemcnt ii the
water power of the company. the acquisition of
Is capital stock and generally for the purposes
authorized in its Articles OF Incorporation. 4
mecliag OF the Board Of directors will lie held at
said Office on the day aforesaid at ten to- O'Clock
i'll the forenoon for the transaction of such bust
ness a> may be deemed advisable.
Dated November l., 1850
n2;jS J. VI BUTLER, scc'y
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Lss3S Will NOT OPEN.
IN Error as Ia the Time Of TIE Open
in. Of Forfeited LANDS.

ASIiINGToN, l.. C., Dec 1o.-The
secretary of the interior has not Vet
decided on the regulations To govern
the adjustment of the various forfeit
Cd land grants. Today nj the Interior
department; ii was said he would soon
issue these rules and the general land
office would hy the end Of the moath
be AIN - instruct its officers how to
proceed. The impression IL Douglas.
Burnett and Ashland counties. as
shan', hy correspondence received Ivy
she general land Office. that the for
tell2d land must be thrown open
Dee. 20 IS pronounced erroneous at the
department. The assistant attorney
general there said today that the cause
of that notion was doubtless Z clause
III the forfeiture bill relating 10 several
Alabama reads included IN the bill,
which were required in consideration
Of certain fayors granted 10 file by
Dec. 20, ninety days from the passage
a the I'LL, 4 REIMBURSEMENT OF their
interest in the lands they forfeited
This provision applied only to those
Southern roads anti not To the WiScon-
sin roads. y hen asked how laag it
would - before the adjustment would
Re made he said il would he hard 10
say but il would Dc several weeks at
least. for shere would hea great deal
to DO that would take time The de
fay in the regulations has been due to
the trouble over the toWnsite Of " al
fala, which it IS now understood VII
- .F., .u,!e.i in forfeited ,.s.i
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The Christmas number Of Harper ;
Bazaar, to be published December l2th.
VIII be fairly reiolent with the spirit
OF the HOLIDAYS. The stories Will in
cluie st Gutiuie,s Angel" by Marian
Harland; "A Snowy Christmas, b.
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop: and .'fiuw
Christmas came to Frida.' by Flor
enee Waters Snedeker-all Of which
VIII he Sunerhly illustrated. VIII
Carleton VIII contribute a poem en-
TITLED "Christmas Seventy Years
Ago, which VII be illustrated hy a
iull-page picture drawn by Alice
Barber
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Notice of Publication,

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
~ Nov p. 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make .ina! proof in support Of his claim and that
said proof will be made iCfore the Clerk Of tho
Circuit Court. for Douglas county, Wisconsin. at
superior, Wisconsin. on
January 6, 1871.
viz: Michael Tracy his Pre- D No 20l5 for the
si.l SCI and LIT sec 10 TIP Is NIsl2W.
He names the following witnesses tn prove his
cou.iauoiIS residence unon. and cultivation Of
sail and viz: Clarence Randall. John McCarty
10 Sullivan. Patrick Kelley, all Of Gordon, Doug
las Co, Wisconsin,.
q. ". CAREINGTOS.
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Notice is hereby given that four oxen have heen
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tion foirtccn. Township Forty seven, Range
Ten, County III uoJ.ltS and Sta.c III Wisconsin
on or about November 1911, 1>9l Said oxen ave
descriD a l@i.u'.-: i"u ilSht re-; one Cath
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December -. 1880.

viz: z. Peter Weare his HI. NJ. 1850 for the
Ei2 SNi4 * SEA NNit sec. b, TIP. - y, K. l. "
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said lard, viz Marin NclweySt John Peterson
Richard Bennett and N. H. CLARK, all OF Haw-
thorne Douglas CTlHty. Wisconsin.
r-2d27 9 ". CARRINGTON. Register
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r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN

- Nov y. 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has tle, notice ii his intention 10
mia ke final proof i'll support OF his claim and that
said proof viii | e made before The Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
Superior, Wisconsin. ON
January 10. 1891.
viz: Patrick Brown. his HI. f. No. 90 for the
wv NE14 NEl4 NN54 and : MI. sec. II To.
IL y, Il. Is ".
lie names the following witnesses to prore his
continuous residence ugoU and cultivation OF
Sili land, VIZ William .. Jones, John Spau'd
Ing. Charles lsaa"tsol ami Albert Peterson al
nt South Range. Douglas County. Wisconsin
GtJlp u. ". CAItEINGT0N Register.
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Decer,bar 9o.., 1904

VIZ PANEL r. johnson. Hid. E ESQ for the NW1,
Sec. 4, Tp n y, r. II ". -
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation OF
:: Il land; VIZ: Andrew larson, August Larson.
1S.ih Anderson and AXel Lin.iJerg all OF Hag-
thnrne. DorCies County. Wisconsin
i4--4-' Il y. CAREfNGTuS, EcGis.er
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Notice for Publication.
7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN

IL Nov IS LEGO.
NOTICE is hereby given thai the following
named settler has icl Notice Of his intention u
make nilal IrBf Ill support 81 his claim AMI that
SAID proof VIII hc made before the CLERK of the
'Ircu.t Court for Douglas County, Wisconsin at
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Notice for Publication.

=! AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
- NOV. Is, 1sesb
NOTICE il hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice of his intention Il
ii4 ae final proof in support OF his claim and thai
sald proof viii be MADE. before the Clerk of fhs
'iFc;lit Court for Douglas County, Wisconsin. ri
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Notice for Publication.
T AND OFFICE 1T ASHLAND, WISCONSIN

7 AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
- Nov. /, $50.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
nah final proofin support Of his claim and that
said proof VIII tie made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Douglas county, Wis, at Superior
Wisconsin, on
December 22i. 1899
viz: John Olson his Pre- y : No lJsg for the SCI,
Me- Sec 30 TIP IL L II ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
cohtlnu"us residence upon and cultivation Of
said band, viz: John Lghdgren. E. H. Reed Ole
F"FWick. Nils Carlson. all Of South Range Doug
las Co, Wis.
q ". CAR8INGTON.
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Notice for Publication.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has FLED notice of his intention Il
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will lie made before the County Judge
for Douglas County, Wisconsin, at superior. WIS
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Gszss.

STEoNG-!n MINNEAPOLIS Ncv ). Mrs. Mary
Warren. vie OF Edward 3, Strong.
SNITH-Iu rtasca IL. December 10. Ms Jeu-
r'fe !. Smith fr na"- v,f-s -.a>.fn;- Of CEN
-. ii - '-,.a.,s AZ.
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Y w. G. T. It.

The mSticr appearing under this head from
time 10 time Nii bc furnished by the daes of
the Y. ". e. T T. oi this city. and that IL viii be
good uid wii..>.,;iie it.idin. wifi; out ;.le
saving therefore iseTIIsc il carefully. FL. TIsE
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January 10. 1891.
Notice for Publication,

7 AND OFFICE IT ASHLAND WISCONSIN
II Dee 3. ls.1.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice II his intention To
make final proof IN support If his claim and that
said proof wiil he made before tie Clerk Of the
TRENT Court for Douglas County. Wisconsin, at
superior. Wisconsin. On
January 10. 1881.
viz: John I.undCren his Pre- r. \ No eR5S for
the y NEl4 and \El4 NV. Sec. 10, Tp. 10 y
lie names toe following witnesses 10 prove his
Continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viZ John Olsen. Ole Tn.Wick. Mines
Carlson and +. II. Reed ali of south Range.
boug'GS County. Wisconsin.
GaI0 q. ". CAKRENGTO.I Register
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Notice for Publication.

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
II Nov. l.. 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
ma ke lnli proof in support of his claim and that
said proof viii he made before the Clerk OF the
Circuit tourt for Douglas County, Wisconsin, at
Superior, Wisconsin, on
December 23.h. 1880.
VIZ: Anders larson Hid r. No SO for the SWI
Of Sec. 8, Tp. A. y. 4. Nv
He names the following witnesses tn rrova his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land; viz: Charley Freeman D. K Johnson
Jahn Anderson ana August Nelson. all Of Haw-
thoine, Douglas county. Wisconsin
h--l2s q. W CARRINGTON Register
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Notice OF Nearing.

ISAAC ROSS. Attorney for Nnrtgaeers
299 West Fifth street, superior, " Wisconsin.
Gi:;-at US. lo-l7-at
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Notice OF Hearing.
STATE OF NISCONSIN.o

..OBERTS, County Ju7g-.
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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-07-05
RydrophObia's Awful AgOnie.

A correspondent writing from Camp Verde, gives the following awful de tails of the horrible suderings and death of Charles Morris:
 con the ninth or tenth of last May, Charles Morris, while sleeping on the ground in the mountains during rodeo, was badly bitten through the nose by a skunk. The animal had such grip he could not for some time release himself from it with both hands, and he finally got on his knees, with his face near the ground, and got the animal by the throat Morris went to sCme of the campers nearly covered with blood, but the animal made it's escape.
 On the 18th of June, Mr Morris be- came afraid 10 remain with his family, and went to the store in the evening. I saw him the next morning, but hardly kneW him, the tears were roll ing down his face as he raised his head and spoke. He was nearly bent double, and would pace the floor all the time, and try to drink water, which he could not even look at with out making him sick. He was run ring about in this way until Tuesday morning, when he got crowbar and was trying to pry up the floor, saying there were ants there. The doctor then tied him 10 a lounge and hand cutfed him, to prepare for his hor- lible death. This was about 9 o'clock in the morning. He lay there trying to | get loose, and such terrible looking object one can never expect to see un- less afflicted with the same disease. His eyes were very large, his face drawn out of shape as he lay there kicking and struggling to free himself. People all left the room, as no one could bear the sight. He would point to the floor and say. There he is, kill him He would froth at the mouth and make an awful gurgling nois which could be heard nearly quarter of mile away. This he did until l o'clock, when he breathed his last. He was nearly surrounded by blood when the breath left him. His remains were taken to central Verdefo burial.
 Deceased had lived in this valley nearly twenty years, and was known by nearly every stockman in Arizona. He leaves 2 widow with three chil- dren.
 His brother, John Morris, went in 10 see him just before he died. He recognized him for moment and tried to speak his name, which only was uttered in a barking noise. 'Skunks are all over me, were the last words of the dying man. ."-Journal- | Miner