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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Threatened AnnisIlatiOn.
Evening Telegram 2sth
The East End daily of this morning

Evening Telegram 2sti,.
The East End daily of this morning
cJntains the folloWingi
A letter of considerable length from Il
banker in this city asks why the Leader
makes no comment on the intimation III last
SaturGE, ; ! 6. & an that the Kule or Rum
c,tupany can control the cou,tcii and may
thus prevent public imprtsN 1T The
Ei.st End. Threats of thai sort a:e their
own scverest comment. n fool needs no -p
To show his folly.
In the language of Gratiano, Il
thank the, Jew, for teaching me That
word" Neither in Saturdays nor
any other issue of the Evening Tele-
gram has there been any intlmation
that the Rule or Ruin company can
control the council and thus may pre-
vent public Improvements at the East
End" Any banker who can find such
an intimatIon VIII receive reward
far heyond the measure of the merits
of his intelligence But, since the
suggestion has been made, it appears
To the Evening Telegram to be Il very
happy solution of the postotfice matter;
and if it can convince the people of SUI
perior that it's views are the correct
ones, no common council VIII be elect
ed for the next tive years that Will con
cede the Improvement OF street at
the East End, or the dredging of
single cubic foot from the harbor there,
unless the people of that section OF the
city haul down their black flag and
honestly and earnestly join in the re
quest to the poStotiice department for
one main central office to be known as
Superior" And further than that,
such follies as the maintenance OF the
county court house at a distance OF
three miles from the center of busl-
ness, which originates and supports
seven -eighths of the litigation and
paws four fifths of the taxes OF the
CITY. will continue to be exploited un-
til the people in opposition are III a
reasonable state Of exhaustion.
These are the woods of that eXcres-
cence on the body polite ycleped
Street. The policy of his masters, the
Land and River Improvement Com
pany, being thus plainly laid down, 1t
can be met in the spirit it deserves.
In less than FIVE years that part of the
city lying east of the dead line" Hill
avenue, will elect the Aldermen who
shall dictate the policy of the city
government The rule Or ruin policy
thus promulgated by the Land and
River Improvement Company may
.'come home to roost" sooner than
they imagine. Let the dance proceed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

what would you do if you knew
how it would end?" said he.
She looked up into his anxious face;
then said very seriously,
CLOSE it and begin another
Toll, sir" 1t was the recreant
gate-keeper Horace paid the toll;
whipped up the horses and they dash
ed through the busy streets. \ few
minutes later he left her at Mrs. Sea-
card door and babe her merely cool
good evening.
The next day, just as the morning
train was leaving the station, mes
senger boy rushed breathlessly in. He
deposited box on Maud Seacard's lap
and having done this hurried out. She
opened the box. There, laying half
hidden among the deep red roses, was
a card. On one side was engraved,
Horace Albert Hardness, on the other
in gentIemans hand writing these
words, The Close Of Chapter v"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Concerning the Landslide.

A writer in the New York Press has
compiled tables showing, in round
numbers, the pluralitles for Harrison
and Cleveland at the late elections in
the states where elections are fairly
conducted, where all citizens entitled
to vote are free to vote as they choose,
and where there is no general hostility
to the Republican party founded on
the issues of the civil war. He was
led to compiling these tables 10y claims
nut forward that it was the virtue, in
telllgence and patriotism of the coun-
try which elected Mr.. Cleveland. Here
are the figures:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Gov. Svincford and Friends Have a
Bls bonanza la Alaska.

Gov. Swineford has returned from
his trip to Washington and elsewhere
in the south. While away he examln-
ed into a new process for reducing re-
hellious ores. Himself, NJ. &. Clarke
of Madison and others are the owners
of rich gold mine five miles from
navigable water in Alaska After
building mill and making other large
expenditures the owners discovered
that the product of the mine is not
free milling ore. 1t contains arsenic
and bismuth which require far differ
ent processes of treatment
Il think the process l examined IN
Minneapolis, said Gov. Swineford,
will not only separate the blsmuth
and arsenic from the ore but Will save
these by-products, which are Of con
siderable value.
Our mine is above the timber belt,
five miles from and several thousand
feet above nayigable' water. Our mil
is three quarters of a mile further
down and in the timber. The descent
! to the mill is 1900 feet. Therefore
ores can pass from the mine down to
/ the mill by the use of sravitation ma
/ chinerv and without the expenditure
of artificial power.
The mine is very rich, the vein be
/ ing about nine feet in width. We have
.soated our bonds and are now readyt'
proceed with the process OF reduction
In case it shall be success. as III
doubt il will be, hundreds OF othe
mines will at once start UP. mat VII
help rather than injure as. There can
not be too much gold III the country
and an increase in the number ct op
Grating mines in that vicinity Wilt re
duce wages and freights and other
wise simplify and cheaper the trans
action of business.
There is an abundance ef coal IL
Alaska | think no pure antnraelt'
has been found but there is world o
bituminous, camel and semi -bltumln
e,ls Goals besides Ignite. The Egnlt
is Of ordinary quality but the semi hi
luminous is more than half as good a
, the best anthracite. II IS half antil
racite There will be great gravtI
/ and development in Alaska hereafte
with opportunities for fortunes III nin
. ing. timber, fishing and commerce: :
Leader.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

cit was your turn, Mr. Hardness
called out languid brunett, who was
lounging IN hammock.
Give us one of your experiences,
Harry" suggested some one on the
other side of the fire. Still the person
addressed continued to gaze thought
fully into the burning embers. AT last
he began what she called "a love story
that ended unexpectedly.
lie pictured scene at toll gate,
just at twilight. FESTIVE horses, an
anxious youth and Il golden haired
maiden with tip tilted nose and Il
pensive mouth were there. He explain
ed the young mans object in asking
the history of the ring and told them
how she had saved him a direct refusal
by her story. lie related what he re-
membered of her five chapters con-
GLIDING his last and shortest chapter
when she found the card among the
roses containing the words, The close
of Chapter W
That man was an IDIOT" abruptly
remarked the laguid brunette. "Why,"
asked the story teller curiously. BE
cause the girl loved him. she contln-
ued. "She gave the only answer she
truthfully could when she said she
would close it and begin another if she
knew how the chapter would end. If
he were only flirting with her she wo'd
be compelled to close it, while if he re-
ally loved her the new chapter would
follow as matter of course
Did you never meet again, Mr..
IIm kness?" She turned TO where lie
had been sitting, but he was just disap-
pearing among grove vi eycrgreens.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
SUPERIOR, WIS.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given, That Whereas, default
having been made in the payment of the sum of
three hundred seventy five dollars S3lJ.ol. prln-
cipa ane of seventeen and 6D-l0) dollars tSlIGD},
interest, being due. being total amount of
three hundred ninety-two and t0-lD dollars
(S@93 G0l, principal and interest claimed 10 be
due and due ut the date Of this notice, upon
upon Il certain note secured by mortgage by f.
c. FoulkeS and delivered TO Charles 7. Taylor.
and dated on the 10Th day Of May, 1890 said
mortgage containing power of sale, ana convey,
ing the following described real estate situated
in the county OF Douglas and state OF Wisconsin,
The Northwest quarter XIV n, of the North
east quarter q. +; -, aud the West quarter
Northeast quarter iN.El4l, Ct Section Thirty-fOur
[:}4l. Township Forty-efght tisi. North of Range
Fifteen l5r West. being fifty acres, more OF less,
according to the United States Government sur
vey.
That said mortgage was recorded in the office
Of the Register of deeds i'll and tor said Douglas
county. Wisconsin. on the 18th day of May, la9o,
at o'clock A. NJ, in volume ] of Mortgages at
page 30.
That said mortgage was cfrcn to secure two
notes of three hundred seventy-tive dollars
t>315Gll, each. and each bearing even date with
said mortgage and due in one and two years res
pectlvely. from their date, with interest at the
rate OF eight - per cent. TO said mortgage.
That one of said notes with the Interest there
ON mrs been paid.
That the Undersigned, Charles T. Taylor is
now The lawful owner and holder Of the remain
InG said note an'l mortgage, ana that no action
has been commenced either in law equity TO
recover said sum 50 due or any part thereof.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of the r5wer OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and in pursuance with the sti-rstes in
such case made and provided. that said nIpetg
aged premises with the GppurtenaEces thcrtuGto
belonging, VIII be sold by the sheriff Of Douglas
county aforesaid. at public auction sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt and in
tereet, with the of fifty dollars (Sj0U, asso-
llcitors fees provided for in said mortgage in the
event of foreclosure. and the costs and dsburse-
ment allowed ~ law, at the East front door o.
the Court HoUEa. in the city of Superior. liz the
county Of Douglas. and State Of Wisconsin, on
the 9th day Of February, A b. 1893, Ut II O'CLOCK
IN the forenoon Of said day.
Dated December I'D. 1.g2.
CHARLES 7. TAYLOR, Mortgage
ll'S w SHaCkIEFDRD.
Attorney ior SAID Mortgagee.
cEiii +. O. Address, Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

ELECTORAL VOTES.
Harrison ........... 159 Cleveland .....-.- les
Thus it appears that, in the states
outside the solid South, President
Harrison's pluralities are more than
three times those of Mr.. Cleveland.
Every one knows that a Democratic
candidate would carry all the South
ern states as readily upon a platform
in favor of protective tariff as upon
a platform, except the ones denounc-
ing the force bill and calling for a
repeal of the tax on state bank circu-
lation, which would not haye just as
readily been approved in that section
had It's import been reversed. The
conclusion therefore is that the result
of the last elections is not so much of
a landslide as it has been represented
to be.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
For Girls Who S.ny.

Christine Nilsson, the famous song
stress who now lives in palatial house
in Paris. has prepared for publication
a careful and explicit article of sug-
gestions on the voice, which The La
dies Home Journal will shortly print
under the title The Study of the
Voice -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

Detroit Free Press: = fos, think
you're wonderfully good said Mr..
Scapegrace to his wife ''btls what wlh
you say whan xodmeet me III heavens
Well" she responded, I'll SAY.
sS5Iom did yu,. manage 10 set here:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

GLORY to God in the highest. On
earth peace and good will to men"
the choir chanted, and the words found
an echo in the hearts of the silent WOr
shippers. To the few who had come to
midnight service this christmas eye
the beautiful service seemed very inn
pressive They all followed the serv-
ice deyoutly through, save one young
man who had come in late. He seem
ed more engrossed in young lady q
little ahead of him, than IN the serv-
ices.
When the services came to an end
he waited in the rear OF the church I'M
til the young lady he had been watch
ing started out. She did not notice
him until he stepped up in front of
her, then, though startled, she calmly
greeted HIM and passed hastily out
! But he followed her. Noticing this
she suddenly turned and demanded,
What have you come here for:'
For you, Maud" was the cool re-
sponse Then his manner changed.
Miss Seacard," he said, IF | am to
blame for this misunderstanding if it
is a misunderstanding, l have more
| than paid the penalty in bitterness OF
spirit during the last two years. Tell
me- he pleaded, was it misundcr-
standing:' She was silent.
Maud" and he took her hand, do
you remember two years ago on Xmas
day, you told me the story of your five
| chapters in correction with a ring:
Tow | add another to your collection
| Slipping ring on her finger.) 1t
marks the beginning of Chapter Mum
Der Six the last chapter in your book
of recollections."
She hesitated and the diamond
cought her attention as it sparkled
and glttered in the moonlight. \ few
moments later the clock struck one.
She was startled for minute, then
slipping her hand into his she muir
INJURED in soft sweet voice, "a merry
Xmas to you, Horace"
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Sirfelia IDbco Seloit,
SOMA.

Or. SIlf Relipn al Slater, Soma,
% Sper 2nrIsu fra 3ecurab, begse
3rnitees Of ben 5oreueoe Sirte, bar
retop nfoipet ct Wpoe / Bsluit, Soma,
iur at uojeune De llsrcier, iom Der er
opitanet n~ugnaenoe Gienoommer. De
bar iaaet iitano ct 6orlia, ipn iorros
oeutlig meO 8iitauo al 8rOi. Suerofup,
8eltprer for 8nrueljemmet oeriteos,
oil uoieuue 8nniteIigbeoerne ianoiot, at
ben S~a9ig9nir9, iom cr paabe9pnbt
mob ben 5ureneoe &irte, fan trnttes tils
bn9c, % at gar$mUoet BIZ Goue Gnleos
ming til at neoiR.te eli &omite meo iulo
0lpnoigbeO til at brin9e alttn9 loulig
Groen. IA Board of Trustees life
bauoe ben louIi3c Mpnbigbeo til al
bauole uibsre END iom itet er, bar bette
aft, ION tunee gjDre5 III.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Tor
UOt Nttotd bsV olttr."
6pormange Wenneifcr be-
ifj4itigcr SnfeI Gam?

@n interesiart Tiece al Splpsuinser,
iom bill blipe iorelast ben npe 8onsres,
er iornplis blepen iulbfprt. Oct er en-
~fnlbitanpis 2iite uper Nauuene paa
alle be Yerioner, iom er aniatte i &e.
g~jerinsens 3ieneite, os bpormanse tror
man, Der er? Sper 10000. Eils
p9rten til ben 9rme, Der er beifi9ftis
get peo G%egjerinsen, er lisefrem ior=
bauienoe.
Otter Sfipn blco bet tibli9ere anIlaact
til pper 100000. Man ipntes, at oct
bar en- irp9telis WGnsoe, buao bet oss
iaa er. @ten Smfau9 I al Gegjerinsss
forrctniu9erne, Sminn9et al 2anoet,
lloitr1tningen al 9Oltu9ienet, ben al
minoeli9e SOrg9elie al 5Orretuiueerne,
tiaigemeo GorU9clie al 5olfem9n9Oen
nDooenoig9igr cit 5Orpgclie al Den Dir
beiostrait, Iom uoiprer oiSie 5prretnins
ger. Spao enter 9te9jeringen er bemOs
frotiit eller republifnnif, pil 3ilp9rten
uGre ben famine. 10000 ipnes at
oGre ct tort Slntal, men naar man
t4uter paa, at Der er alene pper 60, 900
Guiterpebitipner, u9 at erbper al benz i
bet miubite bar en- O9 / rp9le 5iliGlbe
Sunoreoer al Seiti9itiseoe, bespnbsr
man at unbre fig ouer, at Summen life
er ltgrre. Oct er imiolertio muliat, at
bet Der opsiuue initial, 100000, er be-
tpbelist unber bet pirfelise gntal.
Den &erIon, iom pppebarer ben
itprite Sage paa benne LANCE 5prtess
nelie er ielpfplselis 9reiibeuten =
$4,000 Dollars ON Garet, s135 ON
Suseu, eler npset oper $500 | 3imen
baabe | iupenbe os oaasen 9ilitanb.
Oct n9lthsieite SalRr, iOm ubbetales,
er til Miniitrene, bporaf nosle faar
$4,000 pm Garet. Nusle al be Yers
Toner, iOm faar Spurtler peS Siben al
@asen | &Oniulaternes Tieneite, forme'
mes at babe mere enb @iniitrene. Sra
bisie enOrme @aser, Tom be bebre Be-
sunitisebe blaubt Solicit erbUlber, saar
bet burtist nebab, inStil be naa ben til
Abe alasies Ypitmeitre, iUm lsnnes
6orbplb til be 5orretrinser, be ubfsrs
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

sieuusm eeres sputpr. % rosle az BEN
faa Cuooe ct Tea i~urbaulenoe SeoerIag,
JON IL Dollar ON aaret.
StuoerIna al oeune lnuge Napneltitc
siper mango turioie p9 iuieresiante 8e'
luttnttr. 8lanot Gem finoes Der ians
lsOes 1000 &eriouer al glaonet Smib,
ca noenior bisie omtrent 400 al 9api
net ,SObn Smith. Ger fiuoes pper
1000 8rppus, 1000 SobniOus o. 900
Soneiens. Ger or / 0unoreoepis al
Dem. Tom itouer fine Rduue meo FIN
tre 9Ositarer, CO blanot oisie Racne
foretummmer iaaleoe3: 8pg, 500, Gee
Dip OF Sunoreoer andre. iom ri life
fan ppre9nc. No9le Raune, iom 9aar
til ben mobiOtte goerlisbso, er iplgenoe:
fplnnoer, 9u5lcnibut, Gelpacpresies,
Boitletbpaite. @aifnibmiot, 3pnbruos
oeubrod, Watagonifp, Stou9btenbp'
rough. S6endenber9er, Sdarringbna.
len, Retcgomenre, Sutiriper9er, Bran.
uerSrentber % 3jierSanoultt.
De ioritjelige NatiOuer ipues o8iao
at uGre iGrlIg uel repreientereoe pec
9npre iaapel Tom ueo 8erioner; Der Ell
nemlig Is 9erioner, Tom bnrer Naonet
Gngliib, IS meo Ndunet 6renh, 6 meo
Nauuet Sriih 3 mco Nnpnet @e, mar
% en- meo Maunct Imer CT.
Der er As 8aibiu9toa'er, al bpilfs
5 heooer @torge &aibngtpu, SOC
Noam'er, 16 3~eiferious, 326 Sadions.
20 Mtpnroes, 10 WaoiiOns, 200 6nrri.
ions, 10 Gan 8uren3, so Splcrs, L.
Bolts, IS @ierces, 30 8udanous. IA
Gtncolus, LOCO Spbnious, 100 @rants.
20 Sape5, 6 Gariiclo3, 20 2trtbur5 %
Gleuelnnos. De ltore &erioucr / b
nlOnartIife 2anoe iple3 cg "a at urrt
reprcieutereOe, ioet Der fiuoes 40 Sings
3 Queens. 6 Gj1rs, 2 Marquier, o.
8rinces, CORDS, Gnrls og 0utes / tor
initial.
6iib 5amilicu CT Def %repreientere
mco 80 Sites (6iit), Is 8ifli
(@ieOoe), Z Snlmou (9arG 2 gbul
(Srisltu9(, 6 5rout (5oreler), 8 Sp
tiers Offers, l Mtaderel (Wtafrcl)
6 Rod (&otte), 2 Grabs (@rabbe)
l Biderel (Smna9jeOoe) pg 2 Sullfiil
(8ulfif). I'll at fauge benz finbe1
Der 2 8Ules (StGnger), 5 zines (Sno
rer) % 6 SoOts (arp9e).
8preiamitieH er O9iaa uet repreien,
tcret. 8larot gtaunene iinoes Der
2tpn (Spue) }, l 9iger, 10 So9s (Suiu)
I Goons (&aitebjorne), so, Tom bore
gtauuet @Oli (lllu), A Deer (9pr),
Bears (Yiorne) % 4 Muufeps (aber)
Den meuneitell9e 5anilie finoes p9ia'
repreienteret meo l 8Op { 8ut), l Sra
(Wtano D.. meo Napnet Sabp, til boi
Srug Der fiuoes l Cradle (Su9ge) 0
l Crib Observation-Disclosures Bull
letin. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
SamfelGieren y. Nleranoer
Sphuitpue

~optrnaote 5borson9 Niten i "@rano
Opera Sonie". Der bar life nogen
uioere tor 5orinmling tiliteoe; men ri
trpr, bpis bet bapoe pRret mere almirs
oelis befjenot, boor interesiaut Sobr'
tones llnoerbOlonins uiloe blipe, buuoe
Suiet pGret fulot. 5bi man fan nil
meme o9 enta9e, boao man bill, ON,
buori ben Iorunoerlige @one til at lGie
6olts 5anfer b%eItaar, miitfert er bet, al
SobnItone uofsrte De utroli9ite Ting,
ioet ban nleo 8iuo for Siuene fauOt
@jenitanoc, iom par I%tjultc, ps 8erius
ner, iom iao paa foritieli9e Steoer
ruuot ON i 6oriamlin9eu. Den uuuites
li9lte Opsape Sr. Sobnitone itiaeoe fig,
lpite ban til 6OriamIin9ens iulotomnC
9ilfreO8beo, bpnb Der iorreiten far
Ii8cs ON bet Sele, oa Oft, ION ual
looet, bleU uoiprt til @ulttt % Grittc
Gen %nntybeoe Sp8aue beItoo / at iirot
i 5priamlju9cu life miuore en0 II Ser.
iuncr o. placcre Dem iUm Mcolemmc,
al en- Get5iceue offurot inalroe3, ION
pnu 5orbuano a bleuen orruu9cret a
Ell opnGunt SOmite, meoeIt3 Sobn5tou
par noe % bteu pastel paa al ct 0tco
lem nf Spmiteeu, iaa ban abiUlut Snte
tunoe ie.
5Ur at man iflloe babe 5oriitrinl
on, at Der life bar npget 5ilureri nteo
Spiaet, par Ior 5oreitiningens Begun
oelie en- &pmite nebiut, Ium ituloe arran
sere De iOritjeaise Opsauer for Sautc
lGieren, ps benne &omite beItpo al >,
melt betjenbte Serrer i 5orIamlunsen
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Vtifaarsiorifjel
vi SaraIo ehmiot.

Soao itsrer bel ben Htse meo I'm -.
Som iprist ban cmiutter 9aa o, So,
Os riiSer ODER n'eb fit Sertes beIe b.
Bel er jes iattis Der pna 9ltttcrnnn -'a''
Nen eier nter bog euO stlueroeus c,,i>
8 Waaoen' ioni ies fonot / Sen 1reger,,u.
Iii Sisoputsmanb, bpao er Gin ror,,
Set Euno, iom fremior Qnorc bp s, 'aE
Soornieo tn bRpe bill bit Itplts NJ
6uH,en?
aun llot jeg iicnoer aunbIfabs INN. %
Men ct jes ueO: Sar @uo nro nrf,, NS'''
Saa lao mig sleninles inn iom Rnl h.,
bensUyimlsn.
3r0r ben 'ia lt@rf, iOm meO ct crJ.iot =,
San LUTTE @lRoen hos en- S,rl. iom
% brtn9erS niUlcnS9 Gmun til at im,s,.%
vi, jes or ipa9 I 8rpeu Tom fun Iao
@r ialoen tiot, bpor NnOre tuuoe fo,
sRen troOs nit Sab Ieg ian ceo so-,..
Snob ~iOc,l5e.
SH, loW az Slo III nier emo NnOre IT.
% Iom f%oritaar at rnmme paa en- qrt
Suit Der, bpur ou fan ltaoe, men Tan ,n.
game
Satlrers Barb bar je9 CT iattct rrt
gten mcner fun, at b.iuer S;eriet trpt
Get ltaI / SinIcns Iaraois tuo ena5p, r,r,,
Oh ranot ct Nopn, on Sclt / Sroerspv
blooig Stamp ben 5Urite mcO brt cnr-,,
0pao uanot on uel peo bette Srn,r,r,.l
at pN0e?
Seq peo en- anoen 8ump, i ShIbcO fcrt
90 ielo on life Gu ON Den lar bort
Gr bog ct9iapn at piuoe, iom i'al alOra ipi,s.
I9en on 9piEcbs splbne %uryurItrpo,
0oorrneo / 5prite9laucS bu uQ'eS m.
Sppr er orn 8Gloes Magt, naor ,3orb,r !,
fcr.oocr?,,
Moo org, ie9 oeS, ie9 er en- StufteI Inn
Wen bptter cog meO big CT HoQcn StppA
6oor lc9 er Spn, er aon9cr5 aonoe GoSr,