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The Portland daily press., 1892-09-14
THE PRESS.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "A.
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WHITELAW REID.

Those Democrats in the city and county
who refused to join their party in the
raid on Sheriff Cram are entitled to great
credit
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-14

Mr.. SWEET was defeated and fairly de-
feated. He had better accept the result
gracefully, and proceed to attend to the
duties of his present office.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-14

The Portland Board of Aldermen are
reminded that it is the governor and
council that issue certificates to sheriffs
NOT the Board of Aldermen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
y. II. Wharton 4 Son VIII Open a
Law Office mt Duluth.
Ashland News, 10Th inst,

Ashland News, 10Th inst,
n. b. Wharton, the senior member
of the law firm of 4. t. Wharton s.
Son, will OH Monday, Dec. II, open up
and take charge Of a branch Office at
800 Masonic Temple, Duluth. The of
fee here VII ne kept open under the
charge of the junior member of the
FIRM. The business Of this firm is con-
fined to the practice Of law in connec-
ton with public land affairs. Col.
Wharton had four years under Clevc-
land as special agent of the general
land Office, which secured for him two
strong letters of commendation from
Secretary Villas and eS- Commissioner
StUchslaEaT OF the general Land office.
Since that time he has been engaged
exclusively in the practice under that
department and has attained a wide
reputation as q land attorney Of abil-
itv lie has been practicing law IN
Ashland for several years and has been
very successful His arguments re
ceive the greatest consideration before
the general department and it has oc-
CARED number Of times that attor-
news in ether land cases have secured
him to file an argument in connection
with their own, 50 as to add strength
to their own case. It is fact, and
Gre that largely accounts for his spleen
did law business, that he has had be
fore the general department. Person
ally Col. Wharton is an agreeable man
to meet, ana in business dealings his
honesty has never been questioned
lie IS a man Of principle and integrity,
and the Daily News wishes him the
best Of success With lis new Office. His
family VIII remain here until next
summer when Mr. Wharton viii erect
q residence at Duluth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
conditions of payment ola certain mortgage ex-
ecuted and delivered by L. A. Root. J. A. LeSner
and Joseph c. Henvis, Superior, Wisconsin, mort
gagOrS, to George J.. Brooks. of the same place.
mortgage, bearing GATE the twelfth day of May,
1880. and duly recorded in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds in and for Douglas county, Wiscon-
sin the second day of June 1880 al $40 D. nl
in Volume of Mortgages Page 2S6, which
said mortgage conveys the following described
premises, tO-wit:
The undivided one-half of the northwest quar-
ter of section fifteen 10 in town .pTty-scven 90
range thirteen ll&) i'll Douglas county, Wisconsin,
according To government survey.
Said mortgage was given to secure the pay
ment Of The sum of $4,000 ibcing a part of the
purchase price for said premises, with interest
according To the terms of TWO promiSOTy notes Of
and is due upon said mortgage at the date hereof
the sum OF four hundred and ninety dollars
and eighty nine cents tSi9J.S9l.
Said mortgage contains power Of sale which
by reason of said default has become operative
and no action at law or otherwise has been com
menced 10 recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now. Therefore. Notice is hereby gwen that
said mortgage will be foreclosed ana by virtue
Of said power of sale the said premises viii be
sold al public auction 10 the highest bidder, at
the EaSteriy front door OF the Court House in
the city ot superior, il said county OF Douglas
on The 9Th day OF February, ISIS; AZ 20 O'Clock III
the forenoon Of that DAY t. satisfy the amount
of principal aHd interest lhvn due on said mort
gage and the further sum OF $3.50 attorneys fees
stipulated in said mortgage in case OF foreclosure
thereof. together with all other costs, expenses
and disbursements Of such foreclosure as II slcn
case provided by ia%.
Dated December =. 1852.
GEORGE l. BROOKS. Mortgage
CHAMP GREEN. Attorney FOR &uT:-Ugye. d-!ii
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
A Woman Tor.er.

Mrs. Annie Murphy is in jail in
Huntsville. Ala, charged with for
gerry. She is the wife of a Tacoma
wood dealer, from whom she departed
recently to begin a systematic draft
forging business. Inside of 4 month
she has uttered :2,S95 worth CT forged
paper or the Chase National Bank Of
New Y rIl All of her forged drafts
have been cashed, save one for $500,
which she waited to get cashed at the
Farmers National bank at Huntsville
Ala. Officers in that city telegraphed
the Tacoma bank for information, and
were notified that the draft Was for
gerry and asked the capture Of the for
ger, stating also that reward was of
fered. The Chase National bank of
New I DIRK also decided to offer a re-
ward Of $500 for her arrest after ithad
cashed three drafts aggregating $500
from South Pueblo, Col. Mrs. Murphy
appeared in male attire. She wears
her hair cut short ana is stout. Her
father is Senator McCrae, formerly Of
St Cloud, Mimi, where she secured
81 500. Rich relatives may settle for
her. She is 4 graduate Of the st. Cloud
normal school.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Notice OF N Mortgage Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given, That, Whereas, default
having been made i'll the payment of the sum OF
three hundred seventy five dollars SiIo.o prin-
cipal ane of seventeen and 5biD dollars l3l1.60l,
interest, being now die, being a toa! amount of
three hurdrcd niuety-two and tolDj dollars
is3@2 CO.. prnc pal AID !nIerest. CLAIMED 10 be
due and due al the date If this notice. upon a
ultn certain note secured by mortgage by +.
&. Fou!k"S and delivered 10 Charles T. Tay inr.
and dated on the l0;h day of May, $50, said
mortgage containing II power ot sale, ana convey
Ing the following described real estate sltuntcd
in the county OF Douglas ami state Of Wisconsin,
/ to-wit:-
The Northwest quarter TNW1Q, of the North
east quarter fN.E.l,l aui tine West quarter
tNlil of the Northeast quarter (N.E.l,l, OF the
Northeast quarter tN II y al Section thiTty-fnuF
l3ll. Township FoIty-eisat tiS), North, OF Range
Fifteen 10! West baiHg fifty acres, more or less,
according 10 the United states Government sur
Ycy.
That said mortgage was recorded in the Office
of the Register ri deeds III and i"r >;id Bodg'e
county, Wisconsin, on the 29th day of May, ls3u,
al clock u. NJ. i'll volAme vi Mortgages q
| That said mortgage was given to secure two
notes of three hui!drel seventy give dollars
($%76.Ug}, each and each bearing even date with
said mortgage and due i'll one and two years res
p"ctlveiy. from their date, with interest at The
rae ot eight - per cent. 20 said mortgage.
That one of sail notes it'll the interest there
That the Undersigned. Charles + Taylor is
now the lawful oS'nCr ard holder 81 the remain
ing said note ami mortgage AMI that no action
has been commenced either in law or equity to
recover said sI!in 20 due or any part thereof
Now. therefore notice j hereby given, that by
virtue OF the power ot sale contained III said
mortgage, ana IN pursuance with the Statutes in
such ease made and provided, tltat said murtg-
aged premises with the appultenances thereunto
belonging, Will be sold lay the sheriff of Douglas
county, aforesaid, at public auction Sila, to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt and in
teTeSt, with the OF fifty dollars (srpOil,
lriturs fees provided for in said mortgage in the
event OF tprec}1>urr and the costs and diShurSc-
melt allowed by law. at the Fat front door of
the Court House, in the city of superior, i'll the
comfy Of Douglas, and State of Wisconsin, on
the 9th day of February. A. ID. 1890, at II O'Clock
il the forenoon of said day.
Dated December 2"d. lS.,r.
CHARLES 4. TAYLOR, Mortgage.
THOS. VI. SHtCKLEFGRn,
Attorney tor SAID Mortgage.
dana 20 Address SUPERIOR Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Restricting Immigration.

New YORK. Dec. l9.-The World
prints letters from a number of COY
ernors of states regarding the immi-
grafton question. Following are the
replies Of the Northwestern execu-
tiyes:
Sr. PAUL. Dee 15.-1n my JudG-
ment no immigrant should be allow
cd to land on our shores Who does not
hold certificate of the consul fro!l
the part Of departure that he has never
been guilty of crimts against his own
government, is possessed Of sufficient
education to read and write and
enough means to provide for his own
sunport at least for year after he en-
ters our rorts. ". +. 1ERRlA II.
PIERRE, 5. D., Dee. 5.-American
labor has the same right to protection
as American capital, and it should be
protected ty the same legislation re-
striction against fol eign competition
All other methods to maintain labor
above Europe are unnatural and loom
ed to failure. Where capital can free
" import foreign Labor to snpplant the
higher priced domestic labor there can
exist no distinction in values. Pro
lection next year from cholera de
mands restriction aside from sentl-
mental or Gemagogical considerations.
\. c. MEILETTE.
BISMARCK, y. d, Dee. 19.-Goy. A.
ii. Burke wishes not only 10 be quot
ed as not only favorins temporary re-
striction of immigration to prevent q
possible introduction of disease thro'
infected immigrants, but as being
most decidedly OF the opinion that in
migration should be permanently re-
strictcd against pauper and ignorant
classes and against all others who can
not, through rigid examination, de-
monstrate their perfect knowledge OF
our republican institutions and Politl-
cal forms Of government.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
HOME-MADs ELECTRICITY
Oar Hea:in. ewes IS Gonerasors o
Ig.is a. VIII ns Heat.

Oar Hea.in. ewes IS Generators of
Lgis WI! TIas..
4 French chemist who has been
giving considerable attention to the
problem of heating and lighting from
& single source. has devised a novel
stove, which in appearance resem bles
an ordinary heating stove. 1t is SO
arranged internally that the waste
heat is utili cd for the generation of
electricity. This is secured by a
number OF rectangular boxes of sheet
iron, containing The necessary metal
lie elements for furni shing the current
These elements are insulated by
asbe tos and the cooling is effected
partly by the shape in which the me-
taliic a Toys are cast and partly by a
circulation OF air.
The current obta ned is not great in
amount, but the results of this at
tempt seems to be favorable. Accumu-
lators are used for storing up the
electricity. and as the heating is re-
Quired for much longer period than
for lighting the electrical energy.
which would be lost during the hours
OF daylight is saved. a point of
considerable moment is that the heat
utilized in this way is waste heat 50
that any portion that can be recovered
in the form of electricity is so much
gain -Philadelphia Record
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Judge Marshall for Chef Justice.

Pursuant tota published call large
meeting of the Douglas County Bar
was held in the municipal court room
Tuesday evening. S. y. Dickinson
was elected chairman and c. 81. Viii
son secretary. A committee of three,
consisting of II. II. Grace, w. D.
Dwyer and conn 4. Murphy, were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions endorsing
Judge r. d. Marshall as candidate 90:
justice of the supreme court in place
of Chief Justice w. 2. Lyon. whose
term expires January l, 1894, and who
is not candidate for collection.
Judge Marshall was very highly
spoken of and when a motion to en-
dorse him was put there was not one
dissenting voice.
A committee of three was appointed
on iransportation-Judge ID. +. Rob
erts, Charles Smith and Charles l..
Caulin-whose duty it viii be to ar
range all matters pertaining toaccom-
modatIOilS at G;arSnfleiI, where q con-
yention Of the lawyers Of this circuit
will be held December %. Judge Rob
erts urged all members of the bar
to attend the convention and agreed
to aid any member who did not feel
himself financially able to attend.
Judge Bryant, \. NJ. Baldwin and
c. S. kinsley were appointed to look
after the members who could not so
and get them to send proxies. There
are two candidates in the field besides
Judge Marshall for the nomination,
Judge Webb, Of Grand Rapids, whose
friends are working hard for him, and
Judge Newman, OF Trempe&leaG The
Ashland bar meets this week ana it is
generally understood that Judge Mar
shall viii lie unanimously endorsed,
although there is talk of State Senator
John L. Kingston, Col. Knight lieu
tenant
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
S.li LyrE..

The Telegram hes hardly uttered .
word of truth III all its postofiice CON
troyersy, and the following is enc of
its latest perversions Of truth:
West Superior is the hub of the
business districts Of the head OF the
lakes. No patriotic citizen of Supe-
rior Will insist on three-heaGed mon
ster being perpetuatcd upon us by the
postoiiice department. At present no
traveller in the East can buy through
ticket to West Superior from any Of
the chef cities. lie must buy to ,,Su-
peri0r" and leave his baggage at the
East end depot. The postctfice de-
partment at one stroke of simple right
and justice can compel the railroads to
carry such passengers and their bag
gage to their true destination i'll the
heart of the city,
The very reverse OF the above state
ment is true. 1t is extremely ditiicnlt
Cor the traveller to get a ticket TO SD
perior" and his trunk will be checked
through to west Superior every time
+ he Gees act give it close personal SUI
peryision. Such bare faced misrepre-
sentation of facts will not, in the end,
do the West enderS any good.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Notice OF i;or;Eagc Foreclosure.

| NOTICE is hereby given: That
| Nherc#S, default having been made i'll the pay
! mcut of tine sum OF one thousand thirty dollars
| tSiH@.0n. principal. ami OF one hundred ami
/ $500 dollars C&iG1fA, interest. being II
| total amount of one thousand one hundred
! t&iriy and Is I01 (l.I:0I>l. principal aud
interest claimed 70 be due ANA Que the date 81
/ this notice, upon certain notes secured by a
| mortgage eNcGutcd Ey Cary s. i}ahney and deity
/ cred 10 Nathaniel ]. Uptan, and dated on the
! Nh day OF October, 1850, said mortgage contain
/ ing power al sale. and conveying the following
! described rcal estate situated in the county o.
/ Douglas, and state of Wisconsin, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter Of the Southeast quarter
! of section numbered tour 4, in Township mum
! hcrcd forty seven 90, North, Range numbered.
! fifteen tl5', West.
| That said mortgage was recorded in the Office
of the Register OF Deeds i'll and for said Douglas
| county, Wisconsin, on the 18th day of October,
| lSgD, al nine O'clock y. NJ, III r0lume of mort
| Cages AT page 5ui.
That said mortgage ard the debt thereby Sc
cured We're thereafter sold assigned and trans
terred to Charles I. Taylor, by an Instrument III
wiring duly witnessed, signed and acknowl-
| edged, and that said instrument of assignment
was dated on the Goth day of December, 1890, and
was recorded in the office of the Register of deeds
! in and for said Douglas county, Wisconsin. on
The 23d day Of December, 1890, at nine o'clock A.
NJ. i'll volume W of mortgages at page IA.
That said mortgage was given to secure two
notes of five hundred fifteen dollars (a5l5.Ul,
each, and each bearing even date with said
mortgage, and due III one and two years respect
lively from their date. with interest ut the rate of
5 per cent. payable annually, to said mortgage
| or his assigns or personal representatives.
| That the undersigned. Charles T. Taylor. the
! assignee of said mortgage above named. Is now
| the lawful owner and holder Of said notes and
mortgage, and that no action has been colnInenc-
ed either i'll law or equity to recover said sum 50
| due OF any part thereof.
| Now, Therefore, notice is hereby given, that
| by virtue of the power of sale contained Ill said
| mortgage, and in pursuance Of the Statute III
such case made and provided; That said Moftg-
| aged premises with the appurenanccs thercuEto
| belonging. will be sold by the sheriff of Douglas
| county aforesaid. at public auction sale to the
highest bidder for cash to pay said debt ard int
crest. with the sum Of fifty dollars tt5r. QU AS So
ictor'S fees provided for in said mortgage III the
event of foreclosure, and the costs ana d>hur&e-
mcnts allowed BY law, at the East front door Of
| the Court House, in the city Of superior, III The
county of ,ougnS ana State Of Wisconsin, on the
9th day of February. \. ID. 1898, III IL o'clock i'll
| the forenoon of said day.
Dated December sd, 1899.
| CHARLES 7. TAYLOR,
Assignee of MortSaccc.
| THOMAS ". SHACKLEF0RD,
Attorney for said Mortgagee-
| d2lft 7. O. Address, superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
IEsI Columbia Daily Calendar

remains the ouly daily pad calendar.
The calendar for So is OF the same
general design as that of previous
years, consisting Of 500 leaves, one for
every day in the year, and a calendar
for the entire year. The day Of the
week, of the month, and of the year
are given, ard on each leaf is short
sermon on the Gospel of Outdoors,
Health and Happiness" with valuable
hints on practical road making. The
leaves are 50 arranged that there will
be no stub left, and each one can be
referred to at any time during the
year, The pad is upon metallic stand
Of ivory black, arranged so as to rest
upon the desk at convenient angle
The pad matter, which in the aggre-
gate is enough to make a book, is all
fresh and new, and is of more pertin-
ent value than that of any previous
calendar. The calendar is issued by
the Pope Mfg, Co., of Boston, New
York and Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24


NGil' l. IS hGrt0$ Gwen ihi't. NhtfcaS
u'liuii having h''ii 'I!"He III w Iiy hi'l'i 81
the sum 81 Oh" Thousand tAiFty ooiiafS
t-itJ.5O. pEiAcap't'. dHu q H,lt hGi''ltt''
81 how, - tatoI .,,''.,,n4 ~ nnn +bon.r,ia
Cut hnnIIr.d thff.tv and i.-1.o dniIIrs
t-IIan t. lrr,tinal :, ID r,yr,,t ..i:iinra n he.
dln ,i; due AT t!It. date t,t hi, NJ 1tit.e uDnn
certain none. = cured i}y :; executed
| NV EnryS Itahuny and delivered 10 Nathau-
! iai j. [ phHui. and dated GA The fth day of
| october, $50. >aid mortga2" cont-ininE 4
| power OF sale. amt conveying ~" FOLLOWING
! described real estate situated IN the county
! OF Douglas. ana stat" OF Wisconsin. tO-wit:
The southeast oDartcr OF the southeast
uu,rte, If .t...tjnn tiiIr I;rrrd fn1rl in tnpyn-
Ghin MN, i,nr,d forty seven az pnrth rance
uulI, bpr,.d fifteen 49, west
! ~. - - --7., = -.
ihat Shiu i'i1f !-,i7t. ~ ittoi'3u III ,iit
INV " wv ht-'T;'' y ',S'' u. ttll't ~ 49,
-. l va 'i'I
~ Cioi'.r ~ az . tl1h d. H'' III '"iuilc
! Oh hofi-aSea III axe 40
| That said mortgage and the debt thereby
| secured were thereafter sold. assigned and
'failNitrftt 10 : nh1lt5 l. Iaylor' ny an IN
n,J ,,.i,,,n,rirdtnj a,,,; ~ S.id ~, t,,,
mont nf .,-si-ni,In,t 49, Gat,I 90 III. .n, i
dav IF n.'rn,IInr $50 LA ~. rnrorrI,i j.,
Inc Otto IF The E6~iStor Hr pods in AVID for
said ttougIa, county Wisconsin on tho BID
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Curiosity Rebuked.

A man was on trial in a Southwest
ern state for a very grave offense.
Ehe jury were slow in coming to an
agreement and many people were
waiting about for verdict At this
stage of affairs a colcred bailitf came
out Of the jury room and fastened
down one of the corridors
Hold on. hold on" called out a
man who was waiting. Have the
jury agreed?"
'Iis dey done agreed" sad the
baiiifL grinning.
~ hate the verdict"'
'Woll boss" said the ballif. we
see twas dis err way: Dey was some
on EN- wanted sandwiches. an some
on EN- wanted pie; an bum by dey
done greed dey'd hab some crackers
an cheese an dcy done SEN me out
fer to fotch en- youths Cou-
panion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24

Howard Thomas in the Telegram
of the 2lst: Il just received a letter
from Minneapolis which was mailed
Nov. Il. It has been travelling around
amcng the Superior postofiices ever
since. Something IS wong"
The trouble was no doubt right in
your own office, Mr.. Thomas. 1t is
nothing unusual for letters to lay
around like that in the West end office
Why they gathered UP II letters and
sent down he"e TO Jesse g. Thayer,
only short time ago. IN ali probahil-
ty Mr. Thaye- would not have receiy-
ed them before next spring, cEiy tLa5
they wanted them out of the way.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24

-Harper's Magazine for January
will open with an entertaining article
by Julian Ralph, entitled The Old
Way to Dixie" in which that careful
observer and versatile writer will de-
scribe steamboat voyage down the
Mississippi River from St Louis to
New Orleans. This is the first of q
series of articles on the South which
Mr.. Ralph will contribute to the Mag
aZine during the year. 1t will be at
tractiTely illustrated by W. I. Smed-
Law
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Taking Kim Il: HIS Word.

Buffalo Express: "And, Miss Maud"
said young Lingerlong, Il want to say
before | go that like Jacob of old
would serve seven years to gain your
hand
How sweet Of you! Suppose you
stay half an hour longer and begin
work by cleaning a path for the milk
man.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Rolling the Baby.

\ Canadian newspaper calls atten-
ton to nursing bottle advertisement
which concludes with the words:
Nv hen the baby is done drinking it
must be uuscrewed and laid in cool
place under tap. If the baby does
not thrive on fresh milk it should be
boiled"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-24
Consp:cuoII> fore:huuaht.

From the Dany Tca!cc.
1t seems that q formal report has
been made 10 the war department that
the treaty with Great Britain was VIC
lated when the Canadian government
launched three armoured ships OH the
waters of the great lakaS-the Curlcw,
the Constance and the Petrol. The re
port in detail states that any one of
these ships would be able tt reduce
any of the seaport cities on the great
lakes.
The authorities at Washington have
not determined what course is best to
pursue III relation to this violation.
Some favor Il protest and others the
erection of an American fleet of war
vessels for the great lakes.
This launching of armoured ships by
q foreign country on Lake Superior
and her tributaries brings forward q
conspicuous example of the eXtraordin-
AIRY wisdom and foresight of the Land
Il River Improvement company Of this
city. BY constructing their hotels and
business blocks and their own private
homeS3nd Offices long distance back
from the water front they feel that
they have placed themselves out of the
range Of the enemies guns. 1t may
be however, that The Leader is parti-
ally mistaken and that this is not an
evidence of great foresight, but that
the managers of the and 4 River
Improvement company previous TO be-
ginning building operations were able
to procure inside information of the
Narlike intentions of the Dominion
government. In either event the
shrewdncss of this great corporation
In this matter s conspicuous.
The Leader put a new power press
INTO its office last Tuesday which
worked al right, but the man who set
it III SCI lis fingers liached, The
Lea,.eT says:
y little accident occurred, however,
to mar the satisfaction incident TO the
successful starting Of The handsome
new machinery. Il. II. Sawyer of Bat
tie Greek. Mich. the expert greSsnan
in charge, stopped down - feel one Of
the boxes which are apt - set hot on
first run The lniIc,la finger Of his
right hand WIS caught ii the cogs and
rarn of Or Henry J Conner was
called AMI f0aaI il necessary II am