The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-16

hlo, Vial lcS W lChotiOlll Is again
very sick and her recovery considered
doubtful.
1t is something more than probable
that Phil ii. Perkins will be our next
city attorney
Champ Green had the misfortune
to lose his family carriage horse one
day this week,
All of the new officers elect quail
fled last Wednesday and are now
ready for business.
New Hosiery in all the latest styles
at Mrs. JANE PAsCOE's.
Mrs. Simon Smith accompanied by
Miss MagdeFrau are visiting Iowa
friends for a few weeks.
The regular meeting of the w. c.
T. U. will be held at the M. +. Parson-
age Tuesday next at $50 p IN.
1t IS generally supposed that Chief
McGlll, OF the fire department, will
retain his present position.
New hats, flowers ribbons, and the
latest styles in millinery at
MRS. JANE PAsCOE's.
The enrolment of scholars at the
public schools of the CITY has increased
about 200 during the past month.
AS the spring time comes. on apace
the shoddy work done on Our street
pavement becomes painfully apparent.
1t is reported that big sash and
door concern now operating at st.
Paul, wants to come to Superior. They
should receive due encouragement.
The Shell Lake Waterman wants
Hon. r. b. Mill of this city for Lieu
tenant Governor. The Waterman is
still competent to pick out good polit-
cal timber.
The Masaba and Northern Rail
way has made a loan Of the Metropoli-
tan Trust company of 81 ,3OO,0 900 in
gold bonds, for the construction of
of that road.
w. +. Moran has been appointed
by +. b. Howard, deputy collector for
tn port of Superior Byron Kimball,
of Central Park, will be Mr.. Moran's
assistant.
The concert given at the opera
house last Monday evening was for the
benefit of the w. &. II. u. of the city,
and was given under their supervision.
1t was a success and the society is 1928
ahead thereby.
The republican congressional dis
trict convention for this, the Tenth
district, will be held at the city hall
May 5, 1892. This county is entitled
to four delegates.
John Walker will soon occupy his
new residence on West Sixth street.
When the new residence is finished
Mr., Walker will retire permanently
from the hotel business.
What has become Of our North
Dakota elevator schemes? If they are
to be OF any service in handling the
crop of 1892, it is about time the ele-
vators were under contract.
The Euclid has been thoroughly
renovated this spring and is now ready
TO receive It's summer guests of whom
1t expects to entertain a large mum
Der, several apartments having already
been engaged.
Our vote in the city of Superior
last week was but Il few hundred be-
low the largest record ever made by
Duluth. 1t is safe to say that we will
poll at least one thousand more votes
in November than we did last week.
Congressman IIaugen has called
upon the supervising surgeon general
OF the marine hospital and recon-
mended the establishment of a hospi-
tai at superior. He recommends the
appointment of DR.. l.. b. Shehan as
acting surgeon.
: When the democratic house put
wool on the free list a few DAYS ago,
they tossed the Ohio electoral vote
over their left shoulder in evident dis
gust. Now where are they going to
gam something in return for what
they have forever lost?