The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-25

ioi newspapers get OBNOXIOUS they are
thrown in the sewer In Eau Claire
The plant is usually left unmolested,
While the editor gets a whipping of the
most emphatic character.
The work of repairing the n. T.
dock, which converts it into a regular
coal dock, is progressing rapidly, and
by the middle of july we Will see yes
sels unloading their coal cargoes there
on Things are moving at the East
End
The tug Danforth has been in the
habit OF taking fire of late, and She
tried 1t again Tuesday with marked
success She was out near the light
house, and burned to the waters edge
She was valued at about 10000 and was
insured for $1,000.
In less than three weeks over fifty
able bodied men have been arrested in
this city on the charge of vagrancy
And yet there is lots of work on every
hand. These men viii not work un
less made to do so, AMI ways to this
end should be devised
MIR. and Mrs X. g. Staples, of
Iron river, we've in the city last Sat
urday and Sunday. King went home
but Mrs. Staples is spending the week
With her numerous friends here We
had hoped to have them permanently
located here before this.
Another Wisconsin girl gets to the
front Miss Belle Smith, of Waupaca,
received a gold medal for the highest
standing in scholarship at the Chicago
conservatory Of music. She also stood
first III harmony, counterpart, com
position, normal work and history.
The Cali has $4,000 libel suit on
its hands. Some bartender or liquor
dealer imagines that his feelings and
social standing" has been injured to
that extent By something the Call
sad few days ago. The Call has not
yet suspended publication on account
of it.
Nearly every business man of the
first ward has signed petition asking
Mayor Scott to reinstate patrolman
| Behlcn, who has been temporarily sus-
pended, bat for doing only what he
! thought it was his duty to do. The
Mayor VIII no doubt respect the pray
er of his petitioners.
1t seems that the tug Danforth
which burned last Tuesday was an old
relic Of Superior The tug was thirty
years Old, and was brought up the
lakes from Buffalo, by MIR. ID. Shuttle,
of st. Paul, then one of the leading
! business men OF Superior and still a
! large property holder here.
The Thompson Avenue Methodist
! church is being treated to Il new coat
of paint which VIII materially add To
F! its outward adornnlent. 1t is also be
/ ing brushed up Il little on the inside.
! If it is true that cleanliness is next to
/ Goodness, then the oil building has
! been badly off color for some time
! past.
/ The strike OF the iron miners at
! Tower is over. 1t looked serious for
! Two or three days and two companies
Of national guards were called out
Several Of the ring leaders and worst
/ charactdis were then arrested, ana
new men put to work in place of those
! who would not work and all is now
quiet
The closing exercises of the St.
Joseph school viii be held at the Court
! House next Monday afternoon, the
9Th inst. y very fine program has
j been arranged for the occasion. An
admission fee OF - cents will be cllarg
! ed to cover some necessary expenses.
/ The exercises viii begin promptly 5
O'Clock.
Fred DIairc OF Dnluth, q mail car
! rier of that city, showed his wisdom a
few years ago, says til" Telegram, by
! investing in Superior real estate lie
| owns Il valuable lot on Third street,
which he IS now having improved by
] the erection OF brick and stone store
! building .jXlo0 feet in Size, and two
| stories high.
| Among The Superiorites i'll Chicago
/ this week were James Bardon, dele
cate. L. +. Norton. c. y. O'IIare. J.
! !. Atkinson, H. H. Grace, {. W. Mil
! lsr. E.. NJ. Wilson, l.. J. Moss, David
/ DoI,ic, Dan Kennedy, 4. {. Kennedy,
! O. +. I.lnger and y. Z. Swinefora,
/ u hut n "a
the failed 20 report.
MI OF the public schools of the
city closed yesterday afternoon. The
commencement exercises of the Matt
CARPENTER school were Eeli in the
! 0pera House ana were exceptionally
/ fine all through. The stage and sur
/ reundn~s were deliberately decorated,
and the house was packed with a very
aDprcciative audience.
On Wednesday last Judge Mar
| shall gave in his decision in the Dean
Brooks land contest. The decision
holds that there was no fraud on the
part of the defendant in the transac-
ton ana confirms the title of Deans
addition and several acre tracts near
South Superior in George l.. Brooks as
against the Dean heirs
The third quarterly meeting OF the
Thompson avenue NJ I. Church VIII
be held tomorrow, Sunday, 26th. The
Presiding Elder, Rev. IL. W. Bushnell,
will be with us for the morning ser
vice, and at the West End il the even
ing. Loye Feast from $50 TO 1880,
and communion services after the
morning discourse. Everybody IN.
ylted.
The South Shore and Atlantic cars