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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
Mpnta9, ben 10, DECEMBER
10 1l6r frIiD, be8tntit.

5n 6Olse Der SertebrszQuiOrOeruns
gen. unIereS iid beitan6i9 iteigern6en
@cI9GTtSumiaee5 unO Der 8eoiiriniiie
Der @e9euwurt, iOpie Oes @unides
unlerer Sett8, nit Dem Sanoelsocrs
febrS 6ortidritt Ser J3eit 9leidcn
Sdlritt ;u balteu, buben mir nad oielen
unnOtbi9en Ser3Oserunseu beidlOiisu,
infer Gtublihement Our6 @rWeiterun9
uuierss iesi9er @ebauOeS um 5000
Grtras6uB 5u Osr9rOBern, mas uns e;n
Dem tauimannii9en 0eidaft. in allen
ieiuen UsridieSenen 3meigen sepiOmez
tes Ireal bon ibsr $4,000 SUB ocrs
i9aiit.
gtad sriinSlider 9tsuOuiruns unO
llmgeitaItun9 unierss istisenSauIes uuO
Ser @rri6tuns Os5 reuen 9lnbuueS be-
abli9tigen mir, Ser Staot Baltimore
elm mOberne8 taufmdnniideS Rrahts
emporium Su 9eben, oa8 feinem unbez
rem S6nittwaarenbau iiolid bon ser
Stabt Pbilaoelpbia nahltebt, neblt alien
eriOrOerli6cn 8equemlidtsiteu unO Beiz
saben, luie iie nit BEN mOOernen Scr'
beferun5en Der @esenwart i'm @infIan9
iteben; tbatia6lid ejneu iipsrben Ban,
iuelder ais edtes 8abr;eideu zines Dor
fait einem bal6sn SahrbuuOerte gesriin>
Oeteu 9eidait8 beruOrrusen ruirO Elm
9ebauSe, Oa8 nidt nur Oie 8emun6ez
runs uni:rer SaIttmOrer, iOnbern aud
6ie OeS ur8 bsiu9enOcn SremOsn, mel
der 10 9liflid Ie;n mag, feline Sdritte
uu9 uniercn saltIi4en EbOreu 3u Icufen,
berausfor6eru mirS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
Ssui6ti9es 3eusHiB Oss GinmauOeruusE,
GOmTiiiars, adtO. @eOrs. etarr, in ge,
iug ant Die 9eiItrait BON 9labwap's
&ea0p ReIef bel siu,m San. pOn
Rheumutismus in ben 6iifteu.
Rr. 5, NanNek BInt. R.m.lnrl


Or. RabluaQ. - 9ci mir bat Sbr R.ief gBunosr
seulrtt. BabreHo btr Iesttn Sabre mar Id uoH
bduHSen Hub bosarti9en AHfdaeH BON Sciatica b,ims
seiutt supetIeu sritTed.u h oieeIb,u BON Der Q.1s
eeHssseEo bis u ben HHohsH uHo BttDctIia iber bic
beloen uHtereH 9lIeomaseH.
SahrcHo pteitr .Stit, IN iueIbeI i'd oon bieieH
SumeseH ssplast mHroe babe i IAN Glle StiHlitIel
Pr0tirt bic mir UoH iHtslis.Et,H gsu,n unb yarreu
empteblen uErber, IN Der SofHuEs. SrIedisru a SI
RHoeH, bod aIes ,rfp:ss ith ais Elm fSebIQla9
sd bab: oer6IeotHe GrtsH 9aotr lebraud1f, MID
HoHEisiater SebaHoIuns urterSosen, aUs ,rih gIHi,
neEfe IN VlGe GHstUaHot ionic SeSspre Der berpors
TogenotH atT5te, ydts InotiitH dne SH belieu
SerFolicEeH September fuuIee idl auf orta9enbcs
GrlHhcH eiHes GrelIuets losr i1 in eerelbeR 2ase,
fptt Id betGHo) Utrietet 9hr DItteI Al probreH. J
ltft Su Der 3eIt an etHem mslntr alteH anidnc. 3u
melHer Uebeir1ipuHs ur6 9rosten tTsube p:rihaTfte
mix Die erie Applltdtton Grlel6ttrunl, nGdoem I'D
Die atfArteH 2Seile grb1oet uub Maiiasirt bate in
ben BlttbmdBcH lpHTbe bnrb oas Hslitf { ne ipobls
tbut os ggdfne 1erporaerufea uh6 in trieT 3. Dsrs
ihuaHo Der Stuler5 uoItauoi9. S6ssin ID Leibte
peroetihe anidlc periplrte tei'u SsranHapeR elmer
AeHotruHg oe5 gSetters, 10 lusis Id lest bed uis in
Etd Su flrirer babe unb 3uuI Serrder Der Siuaticn
made. RADwAY's READY RELIEF iff mein ;srcuno.
SD uEtcrHtbme feline 9ieie. obHc cine 6lalGe baron
VI mctHem Geiittoffer ult5uRebAcH.
Sbr erecbeHer 9eo. starr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
SSpel @jutnlQt & GDup. T.,
gfr. 112 6iS 1872,
Nor0 -@utaw -Stra6e.
ytadi9rift.

Scrlangt - $50 crfabrene SerfGufer
unS Serfduferinncn fir rie
osriaieoPnen 0epurtementa
in uuIersm 9ei9Gfte fIr
uniereu grnBrn 1lmbau.
MntrGumuugs Scrfnui,
Otan uenoe ii9 an Soel
@utnau 81 Comp, 9tr.
112 bi8 122, 9tor6z@utawe
StruBe, beute atuii9sn s
llbr frIb unb I3 llbr 9tua'
mittagS.
Gcrlanst-1O 2lu8fubrer, 25 8HnOets
Ginwifler, so 9aargelSz
uno gIn6elfuaben fir une
iereu grnBen llmbauzNnf>
r1umungs. Serfaui. gtds
here's bel @utmau & Comp.
beute na6 1 llbr gta9mitz
tags gfe BON OturiOnl ltruBe
unS Setu>NQeD.
IOqA)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
ytr. 294.

Der nefllidbeH Stride suriidisbyeu. SflieBs
lid wiro audi uerIiinoet, OaB Der Tap1 lelbit
in SiteH be @riiHcuUg Heuer grletlid1.
tatbOliider 2ebraHfaIteu bewertfellseH
niro.
6nrfo gent.
yS ar d Il, 7. 9cSembsr.-Sier Der.
lautet, oaB am 4. 9eismbsr Der Diiniifsr
oeS Snueru im Yuftrage oes @;aren rem
@euerul @urf', Yiilttdr @ouuerueur uon
98aridau, telegrapbiif b, gGeijuug ;uge-
ben lIeB, Die fatbollidcu @eilliheu in leis
nem Qtilritt uldbt Su tebeuiqeH. 9eueraG
Surto, weIder an l. D. ID. reiguirte, mmo
burh Den 6erseitlgen @ouueSneur BON
Sociiu, @raien 8uidtm, eriest wer0eu.
@lnar6fften cineefansen.
8ariS. :. 9eSember.-pgclair" md,
bet, oaB Is YHartIiieu, WugIlsocr elmer
moblorganiiirteu 0IebSban0c, III glrls arz
retlrt luuroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
cSeiOen ntto 2sefGwetoen.

@sgtn sopfrUeb { Ub gaisrdue Uber H,rs0I,s sopf.
Tebl, SabHlueb, 9telrdIsis. RbsHnatsmus, phtts
ueb, StneRcH uno 9iattIsf.t i'm Raden, otn RI6.
srat oeer ben ytiersn, in Der 9tberstseno 8lturee
aHperbuHs Don RaoWap's R;abo Relief iofortiae
@rtIhteruHa bcrbeifubreH un6 o.ieH fortaeitsttr
gsbrauh mdbr.Hb ciHisrr Gage ,iue permansute
@tHtiuns belUcrtf.nigsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
e II tt II d.

aHrireH 80 bis so 9ropf.n in sinem baibell G5laie
BGiler IN iueHl9eu UiiEuteH 9rdmpfe, DdssHi6ure,
nebclett, Srbr.teI, SoobreHneH, ycrUoftdt, SdIafs
loistelt, Yhsrane, DtarrRoe, DpieHttrIe. GholeIas
9torbu6, 9oIlc, SldnuussH uHo one iHrsrideH
ShmerSeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
&aStuaD's @eaOD=&c
ttIstrt MnO perbntef
Grfaltnng, 6uiien, bGirn pals, Sus
flurnia, Rbcumatismus, Gcu.
raIgie, Rnpfpcb, 3abnpsB,
aitBma, Atbemnutb.

GS IinOert ole peinIgeuoften edtmeeaen In eis
Hsr his StuaHSs DitHut.n. giidt tiEt Stlinh. Had5
SsieH oIeicr Gnsslss fcue iraeHo sSeHiauo e6msrG
sen IeioIu.
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e tit W q It 1ter.
00Hige@ieO beriteuttttg
Der 6cittn0beit ttlto
6iiiti9fett
mitt.Ift 6er Ga saae'f@ensebanOInn
@tfOfgretG,
no aIIrs AuOrrr trbIgef6lagsn bat.

1. appIttation Der DltttcI birctt am Sis Der
SrantbcIt.
2 8ermeioung Der SeroGuung uEo a6ittUdhuHs
Der gSIrtidmfelt Der Ulittel.
3. Sngere anndberuu9 an Die b,osutsHoen unteren
ScffHuu9eu Der 0iudeHmarinerueH aus Der 2Strbelz
dulc uno babel erIeitertc5 9tHoruseH 81 Der yIerz
oeHfluifsteIt uHo Der yiaie oes GeblrHs uHo Rudz
gratis.
4. Ter gatient tann fib ieIbit nit ssrnssn aOftsH
obne &rst berteneH.
S. SIR G5tbraud ,rforOert fem: SerdHOeraug Der
9idt ODER EcbeHs9eDohu6elteH.
6. SI. iiHo abinlut uuitdolIt.
= Sie iiuo Ieldt 5eoem oHSumeHotH uHo
ruirten unmilclbGr 0u oeH Git oeu ebelS tnuerhalb
ncuieer, als eIUer bGIbeH StuHoe.
4euEBeIdl en-: gcIortt SeroauuH9, Appetttmanz
gel, 4bmdasruHg GtoihtHiBhUGtle, oeiBe 9SauHHz
cen uuo Srrot6sn, SartlgolgteIt, tteberbatsr uHo
nerooler oosr tiser Sda NIT 3rdums1, 3sT3tIopfen,
glusidlldgc I'M 9eiidt uHo pals, 9opte, abHei5ung
ses,n Gtielihaft, lInsutitOisnbet, DtoHsel an 2Bz
ienstrait, ShHhteru1.t L. l. 10. uniere 8e5ano=
Iuuesmet6ooc erioroert fetue observation-disclosures
nit lRsoJin, bic Yeoltamentc uerosH oIrett an ben
ofTtSirtcn GheileH GugeDunot
Die Va Salle'idle 8eganolurg lit aud oas bette
DttteL gegen SraHtbcten Der yiIeren, SIae IL i ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
Scrlangt-

OSAsN1 uoer tcine Be3ahIund.
Dton hoIe iId SoItinprer Eauf=GmptetlnEseh chez
Ioie iIc i1 eried suicnDsr. gplT ptrpeisn sic Guf
5000 Boti.Etsn. Seine SperatIon tetne sIb'
6eIuung prn 8eiGlGitsn.
S6uitIite @oTGEtie uEbteiuster 9eilun9 Don
RSrnd en- olIer Nrt bel Eeie.n gcihltdttTl otHs
R,fcrannenbuEs, rsi, lGEs. eut sOs ettotn b,fe9sn
mag. - uatsriudu1s ir;i. QiaH laiis hd SIrsulare
SomuieH. Sie 9. &. NtRfr'Somp..
9tmm.r 21O-212, Misunderstanding .
(Supil6, 2DtteYl EaItlHeIe, Rio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
WalartQ - Wealaria,
SaIttelfrOf, taIte8 s5iebsr,
&e9ielTe6er bepaltigt.

5icb.r urb BsditIfi,btr turirt fur fiufBig @euts.
g5 criirt fcu 6silHtttsl IN Der 0tlt u.Les Haltts
Fiebcr uno gBthielficbtr uub aae ouitistn Sumpfs,
bIioeHUHo aRhsren i5ieber Omit SIic pon 9iabDa9's
giqsn) 70 raid heilt, lple giaoUap5 Eeabp 3leleI.
Grels so cts. pro 6laite. SH apot5tteH 81 babeH.
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SsDrli6er srmTrammanss.Serfan

BON IauGcre sSeit inn q RIA ftebsueeu uuo pon
ceosauGieH Sch rraoe II (Eicrttfn).
GiTe aroEe Gslegenbeit Elm Sabrroo 81 ciHsm cdten
SaISGiHprsiit III eron9eH. llniere 4r,iit iHo icti
rltorgsr. els bic Iie)rieiteH cao:rudrts. NiaI IGt
iId cir Breisrerscinuls tommeH.
g. =. 2sare. iuu e.. pmp..
;Gebr2G,1SD 9ir. 70, @.sSaItiuoTsitrage.
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YSolifiiG1cS otts Wcrlitt.

2ouoou,7 Z. Gsi. - Der p2lm.s" miro
uou lhrem SerltHer @erreiponoeHten eemeI=
oet: 9aS 0eiitbI oe8 llubebageuS Inb Der
lluiufrieOenBeit, ueIdt8 10 ausgeprd9t III
0eutidlano augeublIdlid UOrberrdt uuo
rpeltes Die Rci3barteIt auf oem @ebtete DER
ousmdrtistu YoIitit erfIart, bat ielten elueu
10 nugemslucn Au5orud gefunOen, als IN
ben Commentaries Der Yreiie Ibtr Die Gr.
1iTuung Der &eldlata98feuug. ga tr taum
eIHe 3ettuna, lueldle uitt aI Der Gh.onreOe
Ooer ben GtU5elHbcIten Del Giuwelhuug oes
nsueH Hei9sta9sgebauoeS etpa8 ausSuiegeH
bate.
9aS SuOget, 10 fabrt Der Correspondent
fort, Weldle5 Oem Rclhstag ON tommeHoeH
2teriiug uuterbreItet lufrOeu Uirb, entbd.t
eiEe 6oEoeruns ucu $4,000 giarf, nm bic
lHtoileu tiir ole GrrihtUug beiOuOerer LAMB
wirtbidluttllder unO Observation-Disclosures
2ttads5 BET oen 8oti6aiteu Ill %onoou,
&aiblngtOu, petersburg, Yaris uub 28ieu
Su beitrelt.u. 9ieie ueue Glurl6tuug 1T ge'
tyOffeiI woroeu, oamit Die 8eQieruu9 iIber
Sortdyiite Der 2auolpirtbdait IN Au5laHOe
To;6
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aonia GhrtTttatt erfranft .

GopeubGqeU, Z. 9ei. - S0ui9 @bri-
ftiau IX. Ieloet oil elmer ilarteu GrtdItung,
meIte er itd Udhren0 oer gegrabnlBtase III
I,tersburg sugssOaen bat. Die Ier;tt ers
fl6ren luoeiien, OaB Oas llHpoblielH bel enls
ipre1eHOsr Yfe9e baIO rpierer geh1beE ietn
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@nn Der ScInnnnze,ni.

2ouoou, 7. 8ohnatrltten, nell
DE benz pGbcOuicle" oou Der 9eIagOasSat
iug.gauseu tuo, meIOsu, bag Der SObn oes
am.rltanildeu aouiulS WcJHtOib tiirjltd
Don elusm portu9ieIideu HOItStheu elHeH
b6isu SdbeIbisb in Oa5 @eitft erbalten bat.
guttraglta wuroe otr iuuae Dianu nod
pe-tat.t unb Die Auuahme elmer Biirgidait
tlir ieiHe 6reilaiiIug wuroe abgelebnt. 9n
TOl9e Der uu9ere6ten Sebanoiuug brltlidler
uHtertbaueH berrid)t IEisr Ger OortigeU BE.
UOltsruu9 bsreIts 9yOBs @rbilIeruu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
Gprtcmnnnaies.
Teoermeier.

Gin eI,santes 9fortin,nt pom 20 SIS. bis 81.
ramtie -. Sf.OO
StpIosrapbibe SeesrH, saraatirt, MIR -. 75 Cts.
"Just-for-Fun-" Slsiebern, IL Soil lang,
Observation-Disclosures. IL Sts.
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9lus ocul 2 atifan.

9tom, I. 2eS. - Gin p0onIlfes Syeue,
welte5 ans Den iiirSltd iluttgehobteH Sen,
ie1euieu 3wed5 Y.reinlguag Der r6muteu
uno Der gyicdludleu Stride reiuItiri, III beute
eridIleueH. @5 beitlnmr, 0lB RE geliiIIGcu
geErauhaltsu. lu:lte pom hl. StHBl gsgriiU.
BET woroeu ilnO, Su 9uuIIen Der 0nlideu
Slrde umgeiormt perbcu. 2le 5tiIen Der
Ieeteren Suhe ioQsu III Satt blelbeu. Sin
YrleFer Ger romliaen &lrdIe, welh:r uuter
9rledliteH GhytiIeH 8rOleluten maht, mrO
luspeuoyt. 3lOnrine 8atboIlteu, al bereu
gSoauort felH IoaItlu- tatuoludler Brleiler
hh tsriaosI, Oiirfeu, Obue OOB Ibr reii9IO'tr
SlauopHnfI OaOurd berubrt uU0, ben Get.
te6oieuEsu uadj DitlIhem Jtttus bsIuohueu.
SbUe uelouo;re 5rIaubElB oe5 fuplss Oilr
len i'm Ser.ldje ser CHIIQsH &.rdle femc
romiidl l-IGlbOliiden 2el,auilaiteu errinlel
merOeu. Aue D!ualleOeg Der 0nlldsu
6irne, melds cuBsrhaI5 oIeItr Z bare mon
ueu, peroeu i'll Den RsteE ieuer uuterwisien
uup Ias, iueI1e fd oem r0nIid-tutbo
5tltus aEssinIoiieu baben, OIrfeu III Del
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es aebietet zen ioIi,rHef,1 S6mtr;eH aus:ubIidIiA
GtHbaIt, liHAsrt @utslnouug uHo beiIt Sutcubrana,
lei es nad ben 2uH9eE, benz YlageH, ben Gjeoirmcn
potr aHoereH SruieH ooer SrsaneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
Soreu3 GeBler's &efanratiou.
euSsi,G6s Der 2iaht' uaO Grssarass.

D1.iEtu GTeunb.H Ire StiaHnts1. orpie BEN sss
tbrteu Dubiigm i'm als.mtiHeH CUR giatriht, bag
i'd sas fribtr uon 6raut Sumter betriebtHt 8tifaus
rant an b,T SubotzSae Der Siebtz uHo GToshrGse
tdufIiG iiterHoHWeH babe. DiahBeitcH oaer Grt,
uHo 4uerH in i.her 3uberstun9 uHS gu lebtr 2asess
kelt. Geo. SaueIni1mibt5, Si.I uHo bic bcittn 3ss
trdEt, Oqtr art gum 8sritoHi. Sum S.iutt label
attu=ssuOnit Gin ber trubere Stnn.UdIter-aQ,u
SGuz uno 9icsJtics sSsu6eru betoHut-
(Se1t11 ,3Vlte, Sogio) &orcHs &GkIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08

lDir iperbeH Sbn.n eiH in iener Solh dHbi9teit
StanHsn erre9ero.s Ssaarenio9er 5elsen' mo ne IN
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Ser eentldbe gorreibcnsent,

(gabtcIs,r pou 3. 5aaire)'
so,u,.,Ss, s9oI,imOr,. straS, unb goii>Sifce=ap.
gr,is bts tasIid,sn SIattss, euT6 sIassr eslorS,,
12L gts; faaIidle uEo Spnnta ae:I :Ine aopf 10
e,nfs pro Node, sobbor on Oi, pas Sait btotssHoen
Sria,r-SdaIidl Etbf Sonmta o. salusaae nHfer
ozesorousb.sabure 81 so pro Sahr' w tht5efe
Stit i'm Rsrhdltnis; iiir ei, Wodcnt!tdle stnsgabe
nit Gonntaa sbIaft, portuirtl nit ghsue lur &luoS
81 so pro Sdbr, man irseHo erem Srte oss Snlan,
bes 81 nab europa. Gnuutag gessino gabe II
bro Sabr.-Tas bette unS biui site oeutidbe Slatt
In ben Dsit!.ls uls Slsffaattu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-08
Sd6uc Gffeffe

sh0ns uue reiscnoe 9eiiins in g8ei6radJts
- ale Die leste1 yiouitdteu. 5lcrLihe TaIser
bon Cts. al.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22

A letter WAS received here few
DAYS ago from Miss Pearl Van Doren in
which she said her father was quite
dangerously i'll.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22
IN THE TS;iES.
JOHN Seison, Murderer Of Nets g.
carlson. Caught at LAST:

John Nelson who so brutally muir
dered Nels Carlson at-Superior in Nov
emoer, 1889, has been located in Chi
cago where has lived since leaving Su-
perlor. Jnder-sheritF Wickstrom went
down to Chicago "Wednesday afternoon
and will return to this city with his
prisoner tomorrow lFriday.l Nelson
admits his identity but stoutlv denies
having anything to DO with the mur-
der. The story Of the crime for which
Nelson is wanted is told by the Even
ing Telegram of Wednesday as follows.
The murder was committed in Novcm-
Der, 1859, IN little tar-paper covered
shack on Tower avenue opposite the
Tower hotel and just north Of the Bank
OF West Superior. John Nelson and
Nels Z. Carlson were the occupants OF
this cabin, which had the distinction Of
being the first building erected on the
town sight of West Superior. They
were bachelors and some times their
work kept them away from home"
for days at a time. Carlson had been
employed Just previous to the murder
on ConnOr'5 Point and had bee board
ing there also. One night he visited
the cabin on Tower avenue to get some
clothing and did not return home.
y relative become uneasy after a few
days at the absence Of carlson and the
following Saturday night came to the
cabin 10 see what was the matter. The
building was locked and there were no
evidence that any one had been around
1t for several days, He crew Suspicious
and peered ia at the window and
thought he could make out the form of
man stretched upon the bed. He
hesitated no longer but broke in the
door. To his great horror and sorrow
he discovered Carlson dead The man
mad been cruelty murdered. Beside
the bed lay a bloody broadaX, with
which the murderer had split the head
Of the victim. Nelson, who had been
the partner Ofthe murdered man for SO
long, was the first man suspected, and
there has been no occasion for sus-
pclon 10 fall upon any one else since.
instant search was made Tor Nelson, but
ne Aau not been seen for forty eight
hours previous 10 the CHASTITY discovery
IN the cabin. lie had been drinking
heavily all the week, and it is evident
that he fingered at least a day or two
after the murder had been done. The
last place that he was seen in this city
was in iIendrickson's saloon on Third
street one night and hc said he was GO
ing to Duluth. Local authorities have
been Untring in their effort to locate
Nelson, and many men have been held
temporarily who We're suspected Of be
ing the right man
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22
POLITICAL.

/ 1t is about time for our county con-
ventions for the nomination of county
officers and an assemblyman. To at
tempt to predict who viii receive the
prizes to be awarded would be haz-
Zardous undertaking and might result
in the total humiliation of ones pro-
phetic aspirations.
For our assemblyman, the TINES still
urges the nomination OF Hiram HAYES.
He Is able, with a mind broad enough
to view the entire thirty-six square
miles OF territory comprising the site of
our city, from local standpoint, and of
his entire county as we'll lie is con-
siderate and conservative, 4 little slow
to act, in the minds Of some Of the
younger and needless politicians, but
his acts do not have to be repeated or
apoliEizet for afterwards. He would
make an excellent representative.
Our present county treasurer, Mr..
Fred Beglinger, has, 50 far as we know,
made very good, efficient and oblig-
ing officer. He is a candidate for re-
election. Ofcourse he will have good
and honorable opponents for the place,
bit the TINES would be pleased to see
Mr.. BeGlinger serve a second term.
Q. X. Anderson, our county clerk, Is
we understand candidate for re-elec-
ton. We have no charges to make
against Mr.. Anderson, personally, but
we think he is a little lacking in his Re
publicanlsm. lie seems to be all right
when seeking votes, but as soon as he
IS comfortably seated in office he re-
serves all his smiles and favors for his
Democratic friends, and fails to recog-
nize the Republican friends who placed
him in Office. If lie will guarantee a
reform in this direction. we could sup
port him for a second term heartily.
For sheriff We must have new man
as our laws DO not permit the re-elec-
ton of sheriff. For this place We wish
to suggest the name of Charles Wick
stron. lie has been sheriff once, and
undcr-sheritf two terms, and hence is
thoroughly conyersant with all the
duties of the Office. He is honest and
capable. We hope the convention will
nominate him
Mr.. Thompson, our clerk of court,
wishes to suffer the pains of Office an
other term. There are good many
others who think as he does, and would
like to relieve him of his duties. Prob
ably the best clerk the court ever had
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Council Proceedings.

At the council meeting Tuesday even
ing the question ola repository for the
city funds came up and created some
/ discussion. Some Of the aldermen
thought the funds should be equally di-
vided among the banks, while others
were in favor Of apportioning tie
money according TO paid up capital OF
the various banking institutions.
The cemeteries, parks and charities
committee were authorized to receive
Propositions for the location OF a Gem
etary.
The city jill was ordered whitewashcd
in accordance with the recommendation
| Of the state board of control which re-
Gently visited the Jail.
The city clerk WAS instructed to aiver-
tise for bids for furnishing the city with
wood the coming winter, the proposals
to be submitted to the council At the
next meeting. The clerk WAS also in
structcd to call for bids on the city
wood pile; no bids Of less than $ cord
to be considered.
y bill from the West Superior hotel
for ;'ll.55 created much discussion and
provoked much amusement and good
natured banter. The bill was for din
ners for a number of aldermen who ate
at the invitation of normal school re-
gents during one of the visits of the
| board. The bill was allowed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22
Minutes of September T.
Minutes Of September IS


In looking over the st. Paul Pioneer
Press of Tuesday we find short ac-
count of the meeting of the deep wat
ct ways convention now in session at
Toronto, Canada. I'm it we find list
of the distinguished gentlemen dele
gates from the United States, and
among thess the name of "NIr. Flower,
of Duluth" How is this? Can this he
our own dear Frank? Is it possible
that after saying SO many good things
for Superior, that Frank would 20
back on US in this way, and credit him
self to our rival city across the bay?
Frank should either sue the Pioneer
Press for libel, or resign his place as
editor Of the Superior Morning Lead
er. We are greatly shocked, and pa
tiently await an explanation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22
kI3It Hes Democrat.

After giving Mr.. Kennedy, the Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress from this
district, a fine dose Of tafy, the In
land Ocean concludes its article thus:
But Mr.. Kennedy is a Democrat and
a free trader and this district 50 largely
interested in manufacturing and indust-
trial pursuit of every character cannot
afford TO be represented by a Democrat.
When the rock-ribbed Democratic dist
rict of the South, many of them, are
pleding support to Republican congress
sional candidates in order To protect
their business interests. it would seem
highly abuse for northern districts,
whose industrial interests are incom-
parably greater, to elect Democrats TO
represent them. But argument is not
necessary in the Tenth district of Wis
consin. 1t is Thelmingiy Republi-
can. The certainty Of defeat rests upon
Mr.. Kannedy. Every Republican
should strive to make that defeat as
great as it is certain.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22

The first section of the mammoth
coal dock Of the Northwestern Coal
Railway Company has been completed.
At ) O'Clock Thursday afternoon the
ManoIa, carrying the first load Of coal
into Allouez bay, steamed through the
new channel cut through IN arm Of
Wisconsin Point connecting the dock
with the natural entry by the shortest
possible route, amid the dcafening
noise of numerous whistles and cheers
of enthusiastic citizens who We're on
hand to welcome her. The occasion
marks another epoch in Superior's pro
gress, and is only ii forer1mncr of the
rapid progress which viii be seen on
AllOueZ bay from now on.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22
W. G. II. u.
Nalta:~~Eor God and Home and Native Land.

A portion of the meeting on Tues
day was given To the work ofthe Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
1t was felt that the young women can
to very much to help the Temperance
cause although it would not be wise 10
have a separate organization 80 long as
our numbers were so small but young
women will be heartily welcomed to the
society and work congenIal TO their
tastes provided for them.
Arrangements were completed for a
meeting next Tuesday from ; to + p. IN.
TO organize the Mothers Club. Each
member Is expected to interest and in
vite her friend in order to secure q
reasonable Attendance but any one wish
ing TO take advantage Of what the club
proposes Is invited to meet with us
without any special invitation. 1t is
not required Of any one that they join
the W. {. f. [. in order to belong To
the club. The idea originated from that
society but no pledge Will he proposed
or offered. 1t will merely be 4 gather
ing of women who desire TO become
better home makers and home keepers
and who desire to help others to be-
come such. 50 let there be a goodly
number present at the W. c. I. [. hall
on Tuesday next
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-09-22

Arthur Piefke, of Wentworth, PAID
his respects to the T.NEs force while IN
the citv Monday. Arthur lost some 9l'o
worth of wood, ties, &c. by the recent
forest fires.