The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-07-16

but the very best paper at the head of
me AXE is }. Lutte Chrstie's ZINES. =
Leader.
The Coroner's jury at Homestead,
Ia, have settled the much disputed
pomt as to who fired the first shot in
Tie late murderous riot. Their yer
Dict IS that the strikers fired the fatal
first shot
Mr. Cruikshank has invited the
newspaper men of the city out for a
boat ride tomorrow, Sunday. evening,
lii his EHe little steamer Estelle He
VIII :have DIS jolly Il crowd as he ever
entertained.
w have not seen any move made
yet towards the erection of the new
depot promised us by the Northern
Paci!:c company some time since. A
good depot conveniently located is very
| much needed.
--Belknap street has finally been de-
clared open across the railroad tracks,
The council 50 decreeing at its session
OF Tuesday evening. The railroad
companies have fought this move very
bitterly for long time
The school buildings in the Fifth,
Eighth and Ninth wards, are to be en-
larged to twelve room buildings, and
an additional appropriation of $50 900
to cover the additional expense has
been made by the council.
We have been enjoying some gen
ulne summer weather in Superior the
past week, the thermometers ranging
all the way from so to 100 day and
night, all of which is having a whole
some effect upon the banana crop.
Remember that next Tuesday
evening is the time set for the Ep-
worth League excursion on the bay
and lake. The evenings are delightful
now, and nothing is more enjoyable
than one of these little trips on the
| water.
The man arrested on the Mesaba
range few days ago by officer Nc
kinnon, who was supposed to be the
murderer of the old man Anderson
| some three years ago, at the West
End, did not prove to be the man
wanted, and he was discharged
The Sunday Leader published an
item stating that the TIMES was sup
porting Mr.. RICHARD Cullen for Con
gress. THIS is simply another red
headed lie, and just why it was uttered
| is not apparent to the ordinary reader
Among the lost who went down
with the Inflated pleasure boat Folsom
off Peoria last Tuesday, was Mrs Kate
Beebe, of Duluth. Mrs. Beebe was
the wife of f. f. Beebe, at one time
manager of the North Ameri can Tele-
graph company at Superior, but for
some time past residents of Duluth.
| The South Shore road, according
| to latest advices, Will run within half
a mile of the town of Iron River. but
VIII be two miles south of Brule. There
are now over one thousand men at
work on the construction and more go
! ing on as soon as they can be got. The
gap Will be filed up as soon as pos
1 sible.
| $. A. Turk died Of typhoid fever at
| the hospital last Monday morning.
| Mrs Turk was buried but d few weeks
ago Mr.. Turk had been employed in
the round house Of the Omaha compa-
ny, and bat few knew that he was
even sick and of duty, until his death
was announced. There We're no chill
dren in the family
The Leader is opposed to the East
End having any library Accommodations.
The Leader lives on East End capital
but it is opposed to any East End
progress or Development, and always
alludes to this part of the city in a
"bullesGuc" manner. We VIII have
oar library Accommodations just the
same, however.
Commodore CTuIk,illnk. com
handing the steamer superior, '
touched at Quebec Pier "Wednesday
evening and took on about one hun
dred and fifty of our citizens on pleas
use inclined. They took run out into
the lake about ten miles. returning
about IL O'Clock. The evening WIS
warm and pleasant and the trip was
enjoyed by all.
VIM. Holmes and one Miller, were
T., 4 IL, rf Incl :" oil
day 10y Judge Findley, on suspicion of
being the ones who tapped the till in
John Mulavey's saloon some weeks ago
When the Judge announced his decis-
ion, Miller broke down and confessed
all, and they will go to Waupun when
Judge Marshall comes Up to hold court
next month.
The base ball nuisance has had its
day \ few sickly games are being
PLAYED this year but there will not be 4
club in existence next year. The back
breaking. hollow chested bicycle now
has the floor, or the road, as the case
may be 1t is not more graceful and
much less invigorating and healthy
| than ball playing, and its day, for the
! good of mankind, should be very brief.
The county board of supervisors
1 has been in session this week, begin
ming its labors Wednesday last. The
matter of appointing a committee TO
! estimate and place value upon the
nine lands of the county, was laid over
! till next meeting The business OF the
session was principally of the ordinary
routine work The boald adjourned
/ Thursday afternoon until August L..
Five years ago John Walton, OF
/ this city, then III the employ of the
Omaha Railway company, got caught