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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-28
FROM ALABAMA'S CAPITAL Call Issued for the State Execu-
 tive Committee. HERBERT FOR THE SENATE
The Rumor Is Rife and Has Not Been
 Denied.
GOVERNOR oAfEsBUsY WITH CANDIDATES
And Jefferson County's solicitorship va- cancy Will Probably Be Filled To- day-A Prominent Lady's Purse
 Purloined by Unknown Thief.

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 27.-(Special.)- The board of directors of the Capital City Insurance company met this morning and elected MT. D. c. Hanson to fill the vacancy caused by the death recently of P. Chauncey Smith, the secretary of the company. MT. Hanson has for many years held an-important position with the firm of Lehman. Durr & Co, and oceu- pies a very high place in the local busi- ness world.
 A Lady Robbed.
 Mrs. James Anderson of this city, while en route to Atlanta yesterday to visit the exposition, was robbed of her purse, con- train. She has no suspicion as to who the thief was.
 The Committee Called to Meet.
 The following call is printed in this mornings Advertisers:
 meeting of the democratic state ex- ecutive committee is hereby called to meet in the council chamber of the city of Montgomery on Tuesday, January 21, 1896, for the transaction of such business as may come before it.
 H. c. TOMPKINS, Chairman. THOS. H. CLARK, Secretary.
 On the 21st, therefore as stated in the State Herald this morning, the fun will commence. The campaign will be on in earnest Our Solicitor Will Be Named Tomorrow.
 Governor Oates has been kept busy again today giving ear to the applicants for the vacancy in the Jefferson solicitor ship. Representative John w. Mcqueen stated his claims today and backed them with an abundance of recommendations and petitions. It is believed now that the appointment will be made tomorrow. The following gentlemen from Birming- ham are in the city tonight in the inter est of the appointment of solicitor for Jefferson county to succeed MT. Little: Hons. John w. Mcqueen, Ross c. Smith, Rufus N. Rhodes, F. Y. Anderson John H. Miller, H. P. Hefiin and Lee c. Brad- ley. a4;si
 His Work Was Appreciated.
 Rev. J. w. Donnelly passed through the city today en route to his new charge at Dotham, Ala. His little congregation said good by to him with genuine regret. The ladies of the Fort Deposit Methodist church presented him as Christmas gift al handsome silver water service, and the gentlemen of the Boiling church gave him $60 suit of clothes.
 Will Herbert Be CandidateP
 Talk of Secretary Herbert becoming a candidate for the United States senator ship is again heard about here. The re- port still amounts to nothing more than a rumor, but it has been current for some time, and nobody has seen fit to correct it.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-28
coLoRED woMEN's CONGRESS.
First National Meeting Ever Held Convenes
 in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 27-The first nation al congress of colored women in the United States convened with the Cotton State and International exposition upon invitation of Commissioner I. Garland Penn this morning and was called to or der by Rosetta A Lawson, of Washing ton, D. c.
 The opening address was delivered by the president, Rosetta Lawson. The ad- dress of welcome was delivered by H. R. Butler, a well known colored woman of this city. Representative colored women from twenty-five states in the union are in attendance upon the sessions of the congress. Lucy Thurman of Michigan was selected as permanent president of the congress with the wife of Booker T. Washington and Frances E. w. Harper as vice-presidents. Rosetta E. Lawson was selected as secretary, with Mary V. Cook as assistant secretary.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-28
TWO TRAMPs KILLED.
Caught in a Wreck on the Southern Rail
 way.

Atlanta, Dec. 27.-Thomas Gleason, a tramp, who was stealing a ride, and an- other tramp, unidentified, have died to- day from injuries received from the wreck on the Southerns yesterday. The total number of deaths so far is six. Gleason was from Patterson, N. J. Con- duetor Ginn Is probably the only man who can explain the wreck. He says that he received orders at Peyton to wait for an extra freight. A freight did pass him before hs left Peyton and he sup posed that it was the extra and pulled out, meeting the extra train two minutes later.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-28

speech lhe opposition to the bill had oc- cupied three hours and thirty minutes. and the affirmative two hours and forty six minutes. Of the three hours debate tomorrow, provided in the rule regulating it, the advocates of the bill have one hour and fifty-six minutes to their credit, and the opponents one hour and four min utes.
 At 10 o'clock the house adjourned until noon fOroorraxU
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-28
Wanted Rahies Rad.

Atlanta, Dec. 27.-Two baby lions were stolen by negro today from the Hagen beck show on the Midway. The cubs were in basket and the thief thought they were fancy kind of dog. When ha found out what they were he was glad to drop them. He was arrested.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-28
Paper Mill Burned.

vincennes. Ind, Dec. 27.-The plant of the Vincennes paper mill. owned by Shep- ard Bros, was totally destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $40.000, insurance s20.000.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-28
s. Al. E. Officers Flect Id !.

Atlanta Dec. 27.-The joint session of the Gamma and Epsilon provinces of the s. A E elected officers today. George Garrison of Atlanta was elected presi- dent of the Gamma province and c. H. Bryant of Nashville was elected presl- dent of the Epsilon province.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
w. {. +. L. Notes.

A regular meeting Of the Union VIII
be held on Monday evening at 80
sharp.
The Sunday afternoon meeting viii
be conducted by Mrs. Hunter. y very
pleasant meeting was held in one of the
boarding houses during the week.
At the afternoon meeting on the
first Sunday OF April it is intended to
present reports OF the years work and
announce the result oflhe annual meet
ing. We trust this meeting will be
kept in mind.
A most interesting and helpful
Mothers meeting was held on Tuesday.
The subject Of What shall be taught
and who shall teach it, was presented
and profitable discussion followed
1t Is almost impossible to report the
points brought our SO as to give right
idea of them but We feel sure that i.
mothers attended these meetings they
would be helped and their children
would reap the benefit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Should Apologize.

The Evening Telegram should lose no
time in apologizing for Its article about
the Finnish College published TUESDAY
evening. The halt in the work of build
in. is made for tins reason: The archi-
tect was instructed to make plans for a
So 900 building. He thought he had
done so, but contractors did not agree
with him, and the bids were nearer the
$4,000 mark, and beyond the means of
the society to meet at this time. Mr..
Maiahum, the agent for the society,
called halt until the plans could be
modified or new ones drawn to conform
to the original idea and plans of the
society. Not a word was said about
bonuses, and further, the society must
DO something to earn bonus before it
is turned over to it. The Telegram did
our people great injustice in 80 pub
Listing them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Democrats Ward Nominations.

In the First ward Isaac Ross received
the nomination for alderman and James
Bardon for Supervisor; +. r. Otis for
justice Of the peace.
For Alderman in The Second ward J !.
{. Bertrand and NJ. S. Bright for SUI
pervisor
Third ward q. T. Hancock for alder
man and j. F. Wood for Supervisor.
Fourth ward, IL. Mcclure for alder
man and Matt Conroy for Supervisor.
Fifth ward, W. II. Carter for alder
man and John Miller for supervisor
Sixth ward, Angus Mcqueen for
alderman and j. ;. Ray for Supervisor.
Seventh ward, c. NJ Wilson Tor alder
man and Byron Reed for supervisor.
Eighth ward c. Lang for alderman
and Homer Andrews for supervisor.
The Ninth ward caucus made no nom
ination for alderman or supervisor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Notice Of judicial Election,
STATE OF WISCONSIN !
Douglas County. %

Notice is hereby given that
at a judicial election to be held
in the several towns. wards.
villages and election districts
of the State Of Wisconsin, on
the first Tuesday of April, \.
ID. 1895, being the second day
of said month, the following
officer is to be elected. to-wit:
\ justice of the Supreme
Court for the full term COM
mencing on the first Monday
IN January, \. ID. 1896, in
place Of the Honorable Jno. b.
WinsloW. whose term of office
will expire on the first Mon
day in january, A. d. 1896.
Said election to be held and
conducted, votes canyassed
and returns made in accord
mce with law.
Given under my hand and
official seal in the city of Su-
perior this 18th day of Febru-
airy, \. d. 1895.
@cz7 o. X. ANDERSON
~ County Clerk.
To the City and Town Clerks and IN
spectors of Election of Douglas County
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Ward Nominations.

At the Ren,,hlicon corr,,,;on b,t3 :
the CITY hall last saturday a.arnaan
the following ward nor,;,,ot;ons n.o~o
made in all cosos L.i,,, ,,I,.o ...;e-.
ton of the decisions of the yarioTs
ward caucuses held the EVENING before
First ward-R. J. Nye for alderman
and Ed. Wallum for supervisor. F p.
Otis for Justice of the peace Ward
committee: W. f. PICKERING ! =
Bishoff and William Larson.
Second ward-Samuel Crumpton for
alderman and q. 5. Rogers for suber
visor; \. II. Foster for Justice of the
peace. Ward committee: / / Lon
root, I. '. Badgley and q. II. Cross.
Third ward-C. J. Thompson for al
derman and Lewis Larson for Sinner
visor. Ward committee: Ed. Short
Dan Lund, L. L. Farnsworth
Fourth ward-Larrv Brennan for al
derman and \. Reedfors for superyjs-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Public Sentiment Best OF All.

Speaking Of the proposed new law to
suppress corruption in politics, the La
Crosse Republican and Leader closes an
editorial With these words:
a healthy public sentiment Is, after
all, the better safeguard OF the people 5
rights. Laws may he enacted to sup
press bribery and the purchase ofyotes,
and IN some measure tucy are deter
rent. But they do not entirely prevent
corruptiun
The legislature of Indiana. a few
days ago, parsed a law permitting any
person who Is offered a bride to recover
IN a suit at law 500 OF the brber. 1t
was intended to MAKE il more profitable
to prosecute one who offers bride tlan
TO take the brihe. Even this law has
not had the effect 10 prevent bribery.
Few prosecutions were ever had under
the law. The reputable citizen j. not
rendered Il bride and the disreputable
are indifferent. Public opinion should
assert itself with such force as to make
the abuse Of the elective franchise
odious. And the brlhrr, the bride
taker and the iustigutor Of bribery
should be forever DISTINGUISHED.
! Even if Won have a good law, it re-
quirea public sentiment to get that
,nit.od - r,,...;,, - ..,..' -
,Iiad Inst haaaI,.a ..,.,r.;. . ,.t,,1,, -
will not artar' ,.;.,.,l.,,s r.r.t,-,t m,i,am
Ia,.a n,.,.,I.I ~ ....,'nI ..i'5
Iattar,. ~, .I' go. - ~ n $500 '
- ,m,I n.., - =, -''''l
,or;.;'S !, l,,,,'...- - ,'' ''''s1'
',., - 80 ~ '.''
r.oI.ss ;, I.,:,,+ ,, ,.>,, ~ l'',9 . ,.',s
Thosn r,r.,,r ,,.I.,, ',,1 , ,,,'.''o-
onI,. da.;r, =, ln,r tr. ~, III, IN
~. "c7,' ~ ''''''i 'Ii'.'ii'I'' - '"lN'
public ami iondIv fo!d their hvpocrjn-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

The modest, manly letter of Judge
Clementson permitting the Use OF his
name as 4 non-parti~an candidate for
Supreme Court Justice Will he pleasing
news TO his many friends in Milwaukee,
The number ofthesc Is greatly augment
Ell by the tact that Mr.. John b. koet-
ting made his nearest approach to OBJ
tain just punishment when tried before
Judge Clentutsou- milwaukee, News.
The News j. not Republican paper.
1t il the Nottingham paper and its
endorsement OF Judge CIementson for
Justice OF the Supreme Court Is high
compliment anu indicates bow the
Crosse Republican and Leader,
Such endorsements count for much,
and there is no doubt Judge Clement
son ought to be elected.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

The Populists have finally got their
ticket filled. On Monday evening a
joint committee of Posp. and Denis. met
in Judge Reeds office and after survey
ing the landscape Ger, they decided to
fill their hand by endorsing Mr.. Simon
KIovdahl, the Democratic nominee for
Comptroller Our mutual friend Bob
{. Hanna will manage the campaign in
the First ward, and he will get out of
the political bone all the Democratic
marrow there is in it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Coleman. William G. l6- W I'd
Cuniou Matthew. 1G6 " 9Th
Campbell, Albert y. IL " 9TH
Collins. Michae'. IL " eth
Coddy. Darwin G. " Coal Docks
Conley, Chas ". us " Let
Christiauson. Chris. l31 w 9th
Carlson. Gust. Newton and " Eth
Crawford. 8. ~ 2d -
Cushing, Matt, y " Coal Ry dock
Clubote. William, t 2d and Itasca
Carpenter, Alex. Nurphy's Bdg Ho Itasca
Chrj>terfCr~on. Fred do do
Clark. Patrick. y " Coal Ry dock
Cody. Joseph do
Cody. Peter q"
Coleman. Chas. - west Sd II
Coleman, \, lis "a II
Cloutier II. - Sth st
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

lie Roy Thomas, who writes from
Madison to the Evening Telegram, said,
dav or two since: The La Crosse
normal school delegation Is working
with an energy, that in 4 right cause
would mean success" viii the chip
per youth please inform the public why
it is wrong for La Crosse to try to secure
= normal school? Such breaks as the
above will do Superior no good in her
efforts to do wrong in irving to get a
normal school also.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

~ T J-PHYSICIAN & SUR
H., GEON, viii attend professional calls
EN- t.I a mr., 81 TIL day or night from village
AN nuulrN Cor Becker 4 IIfth.. SuprrIor
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Mr.. +. W. Wallum, the candidate
for alderman in the First ward, on the
Republican ticket, is not Republican
at all, but Simon pure Democrat. At
least he mas always heretofore been a
Democrat, and if he claims to be Re
publican now, his conversion has been
Of very recent date. We are told that
he required a good deal OF urging TO get
him to allow his name to be put upon a
Republican ticket.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
I0NAI

7.,,,-.,4r0ver Cleveland Of New York.
s'p-,.i,Iant-Adlai +. stevenson of Illinois
VIZ III Stakeholder q. Gresham of Indiana
-.tsry Of the Treasury-John &. Carlisle of
hg..s,r Of War-Daniel S. Lamont 0 New
s.1S,,arv Of the Navy-Hillary A. Herbert of Ala
hsleH II o..
secretary Of he Interior-H'ke smith Of Georgia
p.,,a,as,gr General Wilson s Bisscn of New
,. l@Tn ceucral-Bichard Olney of Massa-
chuscttrS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Second Day Of April, 1895,

between the hours of a. IN. and pm,
for the purpose of voting upon nomi-
nees for Justice of the Supreme Court
in said state; for Mayor; Comptroller
Treasurer and two Constables for said
city; and for the purpose of electing an
Alderman and a Supervisor for said
First Ward of the said city of Superior.
We certify that the following is a cor
rect registry of the electors Of SAID Sec
ond precinct Of said First ward, in the
City Of Superior, Wisconsin.
Dated March 30th 1898.
u. T.. ROBERTS.
JOIN HANEY.
w. j. WuPPLE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Harry W. Austin left US few DAYS
ago for visit with his parents down in
month
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

We have received from the Inter
Ocean advance copies Of their new ser
les of Art supplements to be given free
with their Sunday issue. They show
the highest excellence in the art OF
photography. and the subjects arc m
evidence of the elevated taste Of the
nnblisher. The magnificent gift of the
Inter Ocean cannot be duplicated 10y
any newspapers published, and We adj
wise readers to have their orders IN
early.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
a

Anderson, John Sd, Ita=ra
Anderson. Emil I29 7th
Anderson. Albert 2ls W l>t
Anderson Andrew J, 18th 6 Stiuson
Andres. u. - y Sth
Anderson. John. 2lS l~t
Anthony. VIM, 9TH & Walker
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
TO FIRST WARD ELECTORS
SECOND PRECINCT:
To the Electors of the First
Ward Of the City CT SUI
peri0r, Douglas c0un-
ty. Wisconsin:

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
Judicial and Municipal election will
be held in the i}ehIen Hall, corner of
Fourth street and Robertson avenue in
said t.Ity on the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Davies. Edward. u s " Section House
Die-le. Ed. L Bog IIo Itasca
DJpp. Herman. lis " eth
Davis. Edward T. 18th x Robertson
pougherty. Patrick, GoudaleS Bdg He
Dupen. Ly>augbt, ) " 18th
Daley. John. 81 W 9th
DeVer~. james. 10 " 9Th
Dunseath. John. l43 llth
Dun>eath, Robert. l43 W llth
Darn. Edward. 2IS " sth
Ditman~on. David y. I3l " Eth
Douald~. VIM \. Isl 9th
Dam. Fredlaud II. Id, y " Iltii
Demarcc Fcverd, OF " 9th
Davis. George. y " Coal Ry dock
DOuahuc. John. 2l2 v 9Th !
Dettman. Richard. IA l2th.st
DOYLE. Thomas. Il K Bdg lIO Itasca
Ennis John. Il II Bd- Ho. ItaSca
E>tlinE, William. ID street, ltasca
Erickson. Gust. 1i9 Sth
Erickson Excl f. l49 W Sth
Ea>tlund. Chas O. 18th * St!nsou
Emerson, Emil, 10 " 9Th
Eagau. Mathew. 10 9TH
EichOrn. Jacob. 10 west Sth
Elcrman, Paul W end Omaha Ecmadj
bridge 81: st
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Monte. Frank. nth * Stinson
Monte, David w. II 4 Stin>Un
nckinnon. William, 9th Is breckenridge
Willard. Alien {. 81 < Nelson
Mills. Henry. ia eth
Martin~on. Martin. 81 bet Brek 4 Nelson
NcXiuuun. Frank 90 "a
McGuinhes=. Allen !. Mckay bCig He nv ,
Mayo. George. In " Jet
McCrum. John, - " 9TH
Mayette. John &. l69 +th
Morane John. l2th X Newton
Myers. Charles. 10 rs l~t
McCl"nd James. Mckay BdE Ho Itcsca
Never. John, Isl 81 = Walker
Maxim, Alfred 4, l+} " It'll =
Mckay. a f. y W coal Ry dock
Ne Nay. y, do do
Nahoncy. Patrick. y W coal Ry dock
Mclean, : y. 3rd * Baker
NcLe&u Rubt r. 7thA SIin>,
Mclean. Rolt 3 Ir. -rh \ Stlu~Un
Morrison Don ". ~ With =
Miles, iarr:. Ry Bdg Ho Ita>ca
Meri nan. Edward Il. Sd - ItaSca
Mills, Harry J, 9Th y and Baker
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

4 fire 1T 2Sth an I Baxter Ave about
3o.c!ock Thursday morning consumed
the residence, barn AMI sheds ct Mr.
JP. Nelson. dairyman. \ small lamp
left burning to keep warm the baby :
milk burst and caused the fire. Every
thing was consumed and the family
consisting of parents and four children
barely ESCAPED. and Mrs. Nelson the
eldest boy Il years Of age and the oa0y'
five months old were all badly burned
and the baby will probably die. The
family is left absolutely destitute OF
everything, and any assistance IN the
way If money. clothing, bedding, fur
80 or fishes will be thankfully re-
caived and worthily bestowed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

The regular quarterly board meeting
OF the Thompson avenue VI. L. church
will be held in the League room, Satur.
day evening March @0th at s o'clock
Presiding Elder A. J. Davis will preside
\ full attendance of the board is re.
questcd.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

IIald"rson, Henry, 9th & Walker
IiOwCnStCn, John +. ID street, ftasca
HOwen>tcim. Geo W, ID street, Ita>ca
IIowcinslcin Geo G. I'd street, ltasca
HOwcnStcIn. Robert I'd street, ItaSca
HowcnStcin Henry ii. 9Th street, ItaSca
Harrison, H. 2d street, Itasca
lIawley. i Il. ItaSca Restaurant, ItaSca
IIafucr. Michael, 4th street, Itasca
Hare. Hyland T, Of " Sth
HaivCrson. Andrew, 2lS W LIST
Hartley, Walter T, 2lS Stir
Hudson, Reuben Il, : " LIST
Ialton. John, I5i " 9th
IIawardcn Edward. 18th & Walker
Licking, George, 5 W I'd
lIalver~on, Gilbert, 2lS W lst
IiavcrSun, Haycr. 2lS W 1st
Hir~t, Gustav, 1J2 W 12th
llalton. Thomas, 1SN " 1St
Hcdblad, Frederick 9TH < Newton
Iiohlwiu. Frank. p W 10
lIcbOn. James, % 9th
HaIni ton, Fredland u, BIDS u W 11th
llaucy, John, ItaSca Restaurant. ItasCa
Higgins, Elisha a. see l town IS range Il
Hart, James, cor Robertson and e 81
Holm, Claus, 18th and Newton
Hanson. Andrew G.. ItaSca
Hamilton, L G, Ry Bdg Ho Itasca
Uartkc. Adam, do do
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Saturday. March 80, 1895.

You can't catch trout-that is LEGAL.
Iy-before the first of May.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Aid. Linnen, who has been in
Washington for some time looking for
a Job from Grover Cleveland, returned
to Superior few days ago Rumor has it
that the job, and a good fat enc at that,
will be forwarded to him soon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30
Say, Co.

Say, Doc Common, what do YOU know
about politics, anyway? We shan't bet
on your pointers any more. We are
bust.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

JorEcn~on, James p. sth & Richardson
JacObuS. Peter : " Ilth
Johnson. Swan, 18th & Stinson East Sidel
jackson. Ole. 21S 1>t
Joseph. William, " 9TH & Walker
Johnson, Sanford. 4th & Walker
johnson, August, - eth
Johnson. John, 21s 1St
Jackson, Herman, lI6 " Sth
Johnson, William. IS 9Th
Johnson, Warns. 9th x Walker
Jackson, Alex. 1I6 sth
Josa, William. eth & Walker
Jacobs, Peter, 18th < Robertson
Johnson. VIM q. Is 9th
Johnson, Joal. Newton and W 7th
JanSOu, ChaS. 81 " 4th
Johnson. Gust. 2G5 " Sd
Johnson. Chus. Murphy Bdg Ho TtaS,a
Jackson. VIM, y W Coal, Ry dock
Jacobs, J \. Wis Pt Lighthouse
Jackson, Chas, rs " LIST
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Bob lngersoll says that the next
Republican presidential candidate will
be free-silverlte, and that no .'single
issue" candidate can hope to succeed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

LEGISLATIVE
COT

,E.T Jenkins .. Congressman. 10th Dist
II Mills ..-.--. ......~ tate senator,
trs-rv r sloan. .....- A~,emblyman, I'D Dist,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Kelly. Thomas 9Th & ItaSca
ki~rOw, Frank, L Il Bdg Iio, Itasca
Kuhn. y W. K Bds Io. Ita~ca
kiugsbury, Asa. 13S w 18th
kcrricll. Alex J. l Robertson Ave
kouif. Joseph y. IL W 9TH
kcrrick. David ", W 9th
keHdrich. Michael, 1st and Breckenridge
Kausvick John, do do
kowinY>ki, Andrew. 9Th & Walker
kunck, Martin. \. W coal Ry dock
kornet~Ei. Prank. do do
keudziora. Frank 9Th & Walker.
ko~ch, Valentine 2nd & Walker
kuhorshi. Joseph. y, w. coal Ry dock
kontze. +. a. j. & ". ore dock
kcrchcr. Daniel. - 9Th st.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-30

Fogclburg. William. I'd street. Itasca
Eiudlay. James G.. 2I2 W 9th
Ford, Andrew, 18th 4 Robertson
Frederick. August, Il " 9Th
FcsScndcu. Edward d. I29 10Th
Furmau. Henry. % W sth
Forbes Albert G, POI 9TH st
Foryriaik. John, cor Baker and 2d
Fischer. Martin. y W Coal Ry dock
Faugucr, Harry, I'd 81 Itasca
Farthune, joseph. do
Camden. Frank, Il Il Bdg Ho. Itasca
Geesa. George, Il. Il. Bdg IIo. Itasca
Gicndcnning. Thomas, l31 W nth
Ginter. Henry, - 9th
GOOda t. William II. e - Croix
Gleason, Timothy, g Itasca street
Gagucr, Alex, - sth
Gleason. Timothy. y " Cool Ry dock
Gary. Waiter, do
Guutcr, Henry do
Carey, George do
Gleason, Michael do
GuStafsOn. Peter, 1%4 W 18th st
Greeley, Frank. 18th bet Baker & Walker
Gcary, sam V, Ry Bdg Ho Itasca
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