The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-09

form, before the United States court,
once before, when that court held the
company's title us good. The Circuit
Court decided contrary The state
Supreme Court refused TO allow the
United States Court Judgment i'll bar
OF the state, and the case now goes TO
the hi9hes tribunal in the country for
the final decision III the matter. Judge
Roberts feels very confident of a vic
tory
! What right have the plasterers of
Superior to say that st. Paul man
may not work III this city? They have
no more right to say this than they
have to say that no st. Paul man, or
any man living outside of Superior,
shall DE allowed to bid for or given
contract here, or that no outside bank
er should be allowed TO bid for our
city bonds Garry the principal
! through all its limits and where would
we end. 1t IS high time the city au-
thorlties put 4 stop TO this kind of
work. The city does not belong to the
l'lasterers in the town, nor yet to amy
other clique who may see lit to band
themselves together to run the city.
Mr.. Wooliscroft, of Connars
Point, has been looking into the pro
posed scheme of builIng wagon
bridge across the st. Louis river from
Connor'S Point to Rice's Point, and
decllres the scheme impractical He
says:
But even if the 100 feet of water
between these two POINTS should be
brldgeJ, | have computed that the
bridge would have to be drawn 100
times day. This would i'm. ,ede traf-
tic on both 70 Id and water. Ii the rail
way tracks shouli be Laid 10 the end Of
! the docks on each point and a douulc
end ferry run between then there
would be no delay to either. Boats OF
all kind, could keep out of the way and
would have Il practically clear pas
! sage. There would he no need of an
act Of congress to carry oat this plan"
John Darby. who shot Bernard
/ Fisher out at East Superior recently
in a quarrel over girl, was found by
Sheriff Kennedy, at Hammond, Ind, a
few days ago, and brought back to
, this city last Tuesday. Darby says
that Fisher struck The girl in the face
before he interfered, and that then
Fisher drew his revolver and fired at
him, the ball just grazing his wrist,
when he took the revolver from Fisher
! and fired one shot i'll return which
took effect in Fishers arm. Fisher
being yet not able to get out, the eX-
animation was set for the 18th inst,
! ANA bail fixed at 81 800 in default of
| which he was confined i'll the Jail
| during the year just closed the
!! head OF the lake towns, Duluth and
F.. Superior, received SO, U;;22, 0J3 bushul,
OF wheat, Of which alnolnt Superior
received 20 So, 50; bushels, Oh 2,;>;jO, IS;
+. bushels more than Dulith. These
! iigures beng matters Of public record,
it is but the height OF foIl.shness foG
. tae Dal.th people to continue to deny
them. Five years FROM now Duluth
VIII no. receive buailvl OF H:heat for
! shipment.
! AT the rink Thursday evening the
youth and beauty Of Superior put in q
81 lendId evening on the glary ice, and
skated to The lazy music Of the Supe-
rior Comet Band. An ENJOYABLE time
WAS had by all, and the crowd came
away Well satisfied with the rink and
its management Mr.. Wall is giving
the youth OF Superior !; splendid oppor
tun.ty TO while away All evening i'll
heAlthful aud harmless amusement
ana wrN deserves The patronage so
generously given.
The frontispiece OF the january
number OF The Review OF r. views is
beautiful reproduction Of one Of J. q
Browns interesting studies OF street
boys. 1t depicts q small New York
boot Ill ,cf in 4 rare moment of pensive
thought. 1t has never been reproduced
before, and is used in this number Of
| the Review apropoS Of the articles on
the child problem in cities, and upon
the work of the Amerlc IN and English
societies for the prevention of cruelty
to children.
Our usually quit and geAtlcmanly
/ express messenger was right on his
ear the other day when we called on
him. On inqurlng the cause of his
RULED spirits we found it was all on
account of East" Superior, through
which the express matter was con
stan,ly i'll a mixed-up condition, ana
packages had to be daily re-hillei and
re-shipped, and the agent "cusSed' for
all the delays and Dlunders made by
others.
The recent publication by Harper
& Broi hers of Won Moltke's notable
book, The ErancoGerman War, lends
interest to the fact that the great sol
der had another side than the one
shown to the world. \ selection of
his letters to his mother and to his
brothers Adulph and Ludwig, is prom
iSed early in the year. These letters
cover IA period of nearly seventy years.
and portray the real natu re and char
acter of the man as perhaps no other
publication could.
Services We're held i'll the new
Episcopal church last Sunday for the
first time, Rev. c. 5. Starkweather
officiating. This society has built for
themselves very neat, attractive and
comfortable house of worship, and one
and the society. The necessary funds
10 meet all expenses have been secured
and the house VII be formerly dedicat-