The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-17

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John Ryan and +. 3. Daniels, the
two men WHO are supposed to have
robbed II. \. Georges jewelry store in
this city last fall, are now here for tri-
al. Soon after the robbery these men
were arrested in Milwaukee as com
mon vags and sent up for SIX months.
When arrested several watches, idcn-
titled lay number and make as belong
ing 10 Nj George, was found in their
possession The other plumber had
been disposed Of. Having served their
time in Milwaukee, Sheriff NcGrath
Will Introduce them to Judge Marshall
next Monday
The Railway y administers Asso-
citation OF the United States and Can
ada held their sd annual convention
in Duluth this week, beginning last
/ Tuesday. Yesterday the delegates
spent the day III Superior, looking over
our railway yards and the city gener-
ally under the guidance of our local
members of the Association. The or
| gani2ation consists of 220 lodges with
a membership Of 1000. They Will close
their session today.
William Young, Esq, Of Gordon,
was i'll the city Thursday and made US
| pleasant call. He is a Justice of the
/ peace for that town, and was getting
! a few pointers from district attorney
! Murphy, on the game law. He says
/ he, with others. propose to put a stop
] to the ndisCriminate slaughter of
game in this country. We hope he
may succeed in doing so
Captain Gallagher Will not be pro
secuted for kidnapping the little lost
! child Of Mr.. Schwartz. There seems
! t. I've no doubt that the child was
! strolen and has been returned to its
| own parents, and the proceedings be
gun against Capt, Gallagher have been
+ dismissed, and he VIII now receive his
/ $500 reward from the State Of Mime
sofa, if he has not already got it.
Md. Agen: Il voted to pay the
aldermen $500 a year but think the
/ amount decided upon was two large
/ for It looks two much like a salery If
they made it 500 it would be better
/ and no one would find any fault
Now that it has been maze 800 the
aldermen ought to be fined s. out of
the salery every time they are absent
/ from meetings..
Congressman c. II. breckenridge
and Mai J. c. Breckenridge of Pine
Bluff, Ark. with their families, are in
| the city, and at The Euclid, for the
summer. They are both stock holders
in the Consolidated Land Company,
and Vice President John c. Brecken-
ridge was one of the original tOwnsite
propriptors away back in 1874, and the
property is still held by his heirs and
successors.
John Foley, a workman on the
I AlloueZ ore dock fell from the track to
the ground on Wednesday, and was Sc
badly injured that it IS thought he
I cannot recover. lie is now in the st.
Francis hospital He is 4 young mar
ried man but has no family. Besides q
badly broken arm, lie received internal
injuries.
p S.-Mr. Foley died Thursday cv-
ening from internal injuries.
There Is no hope for the Lappen
furniture company Of the West end
I. 1t is already buried under $40, 0oC
worth of claims and probably there are
more to follow. 1t looks as though
there had been 4 vast amount of pool
management about this whole Lappen
affair both at Milwaukee and here.
AHarnett & Record, probably the
heaviest contracting firm i'll the north
west have been awarded the contract
for completing the Northern block OPP
rnsite the hotel Euclid. Work on the
same has begun and the building Is tt
be completed just as fast as a strong
force OF men can 10 it.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
East End Presbyterian church Will re
ceiye their friends i'll the church par
Iors ON Sixth street, Friday evening
June -. at a Columbian Tea, from
eight to 10 O'Clock. Admission :.
cents.
Thy purpose firm is equal to The
deed. Who does the best his eircum
stance allows does wen, acts nolly
ANGELS could Go 10 more, save bu,
their shoes at the Anchor store.
1t is once more rumored that the
Northern Pacific railway company VII
build Car Shops at South Superior
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