The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-27
LOCAL
The second story OF the Daisy mill
brick work is up and it VIII be Il fine
looking structure when completed.


brick work is up and it VIII be a fine
looking structure when completed
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
10 Conan has been very sick this week
but was some better ut Lust accounts
Moran and company have been
putting down the piilag for the List
man mill at Il lively rate the past
week
DR. and Mrs. H. f. Laiiite have
returned from their visit at st. Louis.
Doe. says that he has do further use
for the sunny sonth-
The Superior Foot Ball Club VIII
give supper and social 1T Hotel Tower
this Friday evening. Tickets $l.0O
and everybody invited.
lion. n p Haugen, our Republ-
can candidate for Congress, accompa-
MED by Mrs Haugen, soent Il day or
Two in the city this week
Vim D-Perry and bride did not
/ arrive home " e,inesday evening as an
nouneed by the daily papers. They
are expected, however next Monday.
Tie steamer Gladstone which has
| been iisci:argilig cargo of rails Tor
/ the Terminal and Transfer railroad,
| cleared for Buffalo Thursday evening.
Mr.. Grafton Mason returned from
his visit 10 Washington list Saturday
! Mrs. Mason and Lille son VIII not re
turn untN the iatt@r past of SeptcDl
/ Der.
Judge Steele is getting in some fine
| political wire pulling these days. Its
IN i'll wind that blows nobody good,
and the strike Of the steel plant work
men vii! he worked bg q few for al
there IS IN it.
The case recently begun against
the board of supervisors of the town
of Superior WAS heard before Judge
French last Tuesday. Tbs complain
ants failed to make out case and the
prosecution WAS dismissed.
Isdu N&tiiS IL saw essiii t'ti IN
| Last Monday about 1000 SaN mill work
men struck for ten hours work with
eleven hours pay III the mills are
shut down bat one which was
running on the ten hour llaa,.
The swltchren of superior took a
picnic excursion to White Birch last
sunday 1t required thirteen coaches
! to carry the crowd, which would indl-
cafe that about six hundred persons
ra:ticiw:ted The VARIOUS railroad
companies entering the city furnished
! the transport alton Tree
-Rev. Chas. S. Siarkweather &C
companied ny Il large nultslser OF hIs
choir BOYS, left Thursday afternoon
! for a week camping at FiSe Lake.
/ Several of the older members OF The
! choir will 80 out This Saturday even
ing and remain over Sunday with
! them
| There was some shooting INDUCED
i,s bv the strikers and soldiers IN the
freight yarCs az Buffalo early Tuesday
morning. One soldier and three cltl
Zens, or strikers, are reported klilea
and several wounded These striking
/ a,,nsements are becoming quite
serious
! The Youghiogheny & Eehsh Goa
| company will handle hard coal ut ihis
end of the city just as soon as the ran
road strikers get through With then
endeavors to run the country ms
/ viii make coai the same price here q:
at the West End, making it 50 cents
ton less than present prices.
The Northern Pacific railroad PEG
people have begun the filling IN process
They are filing in with sand ant
gravel all the low lands between then
present track and the high shore banks
Of the bay. This Will give them goot
ground for long line of side tracks
/ The fill for this fall Will extend iron
their present depot to the Llstm;h
mill OH Montreal pier. Eventually INT
fiji vii; extend clear through TO Con
nor's Point.
The Homestead Strike Will receive
in the Sentember number of The \ ortt
American Review the ample attention
which that periodical always gives ''
important events 1t is to be discussed
from three points Of view: The con
cressional view, by Congressman "
{. Gates. chairman of the insesti@a'
ing committee; the Constitutions
view. by the Hon. George Tlcknor .ui
lis. and the Knight of Labor's view
bv T Y PoYderly.