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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-15
Why This II business

Vow that the presidential campaign
is opening il is interesting 10 note the
dearth Of candidates in the Democratic
party and the great supply in the Re
publican party. Why this "1Lusness"
as Artemus Ward would say Is it he
cause true Rcpubicanism stands for
principles, and therefore men of prin-
ciple rally to the party of Lincoln,
Grant and Garfield? The candidates.
or rather pets Of the Republican party
are men Of action. Mckinley, Reed,
Morton. Foraker. Allison, etc. are men
Of sterling worth, and would reflect
credit upon their party and their coun-
try, and, to say the least. the Republi-
can party is to he congratulated.
In the Democratic party the most
popular man is the present incumbent,
and if the daily papers reflect public
opinion he seems 20 be the only avail
able man. Is the party of Jefferson
and TiIdru really and truly dead, or *
It asleep, or is il defunct. or is it 50
shorn Of glory that there are none 50
poor 10 DO it reverence? Political
secrs, pray tell rs
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Voluntary Assignment.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
lnlllrLaS l,nnrtfN [ lircnnil Count

y
Douglas County {CirCuit Court
In the matter of the Voluntary Assignment Of
Harvey Greene, Albert MOorcs aud James
Lyons; partners Us Greene, MoOres & Lyons. to
Isaac Ross.
ON this 18th day of january. A. D. 1896 upon
the filing OF the application for discharge from
ms debts OF the above named Albert MOureS
praying that he may be discharged from his
debts, in pursuance of the provisions of said
Chapter 80 Laws Of 1889 aud on motion of
lrownhart: Owen Il Foley attorneys for said
inSolvent debtor
1t is Hereby ordered, % That all the credit
Ors Of the said Green, MoOrcS & Lyons and Al
bert MooreS show cause, f any they have before
the Judge OF the circuit court of Douglas county
at my chambers. to-wit At the court house in
the city of Superior in the comfy of Douglas
ana state OF Wisconsin, on the 18th day OF March
A. D. 1895, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can ho,
heard. why such inSOycnt debtor should not he
discharged from his debts under said Chapter }s5
OF the Laws OF iSNg, and why such other and fIr-
thcr order should not be made as shall be lust
ana equitable IN the premises; and
~ mat COPY OF this order be Published
once IN each week for SIX successive weeks uriur
to the day OF hearing in the Superior Times.
when i newspaper published at Superior in
me county OF Douglas in the state Of Wisconsin
ton Is made.
% That copy Of such Application and Of
TINS order, hc, within five days from the date OF
lhlS order, deposited in the pOStufliCc post paid
directed to each Of the creditors OF such Insovcut
debtor whose address is known to such insol-
vent debtor.
This order is made under the Voluntary As
Segment above mentioned which was filed in
The office OF the Clerk OF the circuit court for
Douglas county on the 2sth dav of August 1895
which clerk name and pOStOffice address are:
t. w. ] thompson, Superior Douglas county. Wis
consIn, the name and address of the assignee
therein are Isaac Ross, Superior Douglas county
Wisconsin and said Application for discharge
was hled on the 2sth day OF January, 1896 in the
once OF the Clerk of the circuit court for said
Douglas county.
Dated at superior, Wisconsin. this 2sth day OF
January, i. ID 1896
BY The Court,
\. J. WINE. Judge
CROwNHART. OWEN & FOLEY,
Attorneys for Assignor. flm7
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We do not know who this man Balm
is that writes this article but if he has
explored honestly, and can vouch that
this tale is true, there ought TO be no
disagreement among the people as to
Mr.. Reeds fitness for the Presidency.
The patient listening to the old pension
er; the writing an essay on the house cat;
the sleeping when he is exhausted; the
laying abed until he is called; are each
and all potent reasons surely, but the
cap sheaf, to this shock of glory, is GER
tainly the keeping in of that boy. after
school, who had failed to get his les
sons
| have not space to follow farther this
useful and instructive article. There
are three full columns of it of which the
quotations | have made are fair sam
pie. 1t Will doubtless be printed as
campaign document
II. w. UOLLEY.
EVERETT, Wash. Feb >, 1896.
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The license of l.. A. Moe, 1904 Iowa
avenue, was transferred TO Peterson &
Johnson.
Aid. Rogers introduced an amend
duced at the last meeting. The changes
made over the salaries of this year are:
Mayor 81 200 city attorney $1,000; as
si-tant city attorney, 5000; city clerIs,
500 and fees; deputy city clerk 500;
deputy comptroller, $720; city engineer
81 200; assistant CHIEF of fire department
$500
A resolution fathered by AID Boards
ley ordering the condemnation of lots
II and ID, on Connor's point, for the
improvement of the harbor came up.
1t was resolved that on Wednesday,
March 18th, the city should apply to
justice q. L, Dietrich for jury to con-
denim the property in question and the
riparian and other rights connected
with it. After considerable discussion
the resolution passed by a vote of IA to /.
The ice ordinance was again amend
ed by giving the board of health power
to grant permits to persons to harvest
ice on forbidden waters. The permits
only to be given to persons who would
not violate the other provisions of the
ice ordinance.
The police pay roll for January came
in Md AtE ipcoD obiactaI 70 ~ Cor Tho
reason that the pay roll was $3.50 above
the levy.
The mayor informed him that it
would be reduced 1925 this month and
the pay roll was passed unanimously.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday next.
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GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO HISTORY.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE VIII shortly begin the
publication OF Mai-Gen. o. o. Howard descriue
tion of the March Through Georgia and the car.
oHnAs, ending with the Grand Review at Wash
lh@}on. MS VIII be an immensely important
CONTRIBUTION TO the History Of the War Gen.
Howard, who commanded the Army Of the Ten.
ht>>ee on these great achievements, was. next
% zen. sherman, the ranking officer of all the
forces. lie will tell the story of the marches
shlrmlShes and battles the swift sweep from
tlhhta % savannah. the tOilSOme strul giles with
the carolina SWampS mud. rain, and rebel enc
ms ana OF the grand triumphal pageant at
Washington. IN his own strong, graphic vivid
S,!Ic Inc series will begin with the pursuit Of
Y lew Il Mpshfnrtnr, - -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-02-15

Republicans have not for years
approached Presidential nomination
with more equanimitv- They know
they cannot make a mistake. Every
man prominently named Ter the honor
is wholly worthy of it. There are
individual preferences, Of course, but
the millions viii only wait for the an
Eouncement Of the winner to throw up
their hats and Join the protection pro-
cessioa.-Chirago Inter Ocean.
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summons.
CIRCUIT COURT-Douglas County.
Melville c. smith, Plaintiff.

= 7
NOrthwe stern Investment and Improve
ment Company. a corporation, and
George Coulter Defendants,
The State OF Wisconsin, To the said Defendants
and each of them.
NOu are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty DAYS after service OF This summons. eN.
elusive Of the day of service. ana defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid
aud in case of your failure 50 10 do juig-
mcHt VIII be rendered against you according 10
the demand Of the complaint. Of which a CODY
Is herewith served upon Won.
CATLIN. Butler & LYONS
FlautIffS Attorneys.
p. O. Address, Superior, Douglas Co. Wis. jifl5
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OTHER LIVING COMMANDERS

VINO played conspicuous parts in the war. will
contribute 10 It's columns during the wear and
hy>ides, i will have more than its usual amount
81 true stories Of actual experiences Of the men
"ho did the hard marching and fighting OF the
great conflict. IL Will be more than ever
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l.. E.. Lord for President.

MooREHEAD, Mimi, Feb. 11.-Word
has been received that Livingstone c.
Lord, president of the local normal
school, has been offered the presidency
OF the new normal school at West Supe-
riOr, Wis. Mr.. Lord has been engaged
in educational matters in this state for
twenty years and is one of the best
known educators in the state. He has
not yet decided to accept the position
rendered to him.
LATER-Mr. Lord has decided to de
cline the position.
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sum mons.
CIRCUIT COURT-Donclas County
Melville c. smith. Plaintiff.

Melville c. smith, Plaintiff.
Northwestern Investment x Inproyerna,,,
COMPANY. corporation. and George
coulter. defendants
The state Of Wisconsin, to the said Defendants
and each of them.
Ion are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty 'iays after service OF this summons. ex-
elusive OF The day Of service and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: nd
IN ca>e Z" your failure 50 to do judgment will b..
rendered against you according to the demand
OF the complaint; Of which copy is herewith
served upon you.
CATLIN, BUTLER & LYONS
:, Plaintiffs Attornevs
g. : 90
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CROwNHART. OWEN & FOLEY,
Attorneys for Assignor.
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n . Plaintiffs Attorneys.
- -2''!-tes eE!c-.1-. hcEg'as @, Wi> 49,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

on, time % Confederate general 60
stluewall Jacks Iu's brigade, SAID that
much harmony, good eliug anu g.ol
Will In mia section depended on the pas
sage VI the bill.
"IS not there something In tenil-
ment, harmony and good WHIP he
askvd. "a nd IL not this sentiment 10
,ho right direCti0u2 In the South
there n today turning 10 this Uuion
10 tho minds aud hearts win de.
yOtion that the people NJ THIS country
cannot conceive. / admit thetu aie
some VINO oaunOt learn anu cannot
forget.
n"Tbste were many old Conisjorates
IN tho SOUTH, who, u wars were %
come, woulI carry The balti,htg Of the
Union end ask the privilege 90 light
Tor the Stare and Stripes" In tue
name OF these old Confederate aud
their s1nssud tue Republicans VI the
South, who we're no longer pfutctlUed
ueCsusu VI IA 10 political Opiui0us, he
askcd for the passage OF tue bill.
Mr. Cummings (Dum., n, E.),ci0sed
the Debate with a pies for the passage
Of tue uill, ass war Democrat, sud he
sBil he hoped no tG.Coniruofato
would vote on the quts,i0n. The bill
was thun passed with a shout AMI
when tue noes were asked Tor Mt.
BUutellu alone fose dramatically and
responded "NJ."
ruen, at $50, the House adjourned.
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The MAN.
Said 10 Be Slated as Manager Of lhs
R.OrganIzsd Short Line.
SCARCELY a SHADOW OF DOUBT
The system 10 be Operated In Con
jlrcIi1n win tho Proposed New
Road TO the Coast.

THE Oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern ~ 20 be segregated from the
Union Pacific. II IL also 10 have lie
own management and IL TO be operated
from headquarters IN this city with .
salt Lake man NJ tho head. That
man, II is whispered In circles where
the facts arc known, IL 10 be W. H..
Bancroft
with the expectation and hope Of
getting some definite Information on
the proposed plan Of reorganization, a
NEWS representative this after noon
called upon Judge Kelly, general
solicitor Tor the Union Pacific, Aad
n'ked that gentleman Tor such details rs
he might feel warranted 10 give out.
lie received the newSpaperman very
cordially but replied that he We, not In
position 10 speak. All he islt war.
ranted In saying wns that the Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern would
continue 70 DO operated for
come months just A. II
10 At present. a plan Of 10.
organization, suggested ~ com.
mitloe aproin't. ilr tho purpose was
recently sgfoei uIUn NJ Boston, Tbat
plau hat been published In pamphlet
form ami n few glplus have reached
tits city but up 70 the present. are vsfy
dillicult 10 obtain.
IL II mooted In this connection that
negotiations have practically been con.
summatei whereby the Oregon Hhort
Line and Utah Northern will operate
In conjunction with the Utah and
Csllioruia, the COST road being pro.
Jccted by PRECEDENT Cannon aud others
which Will make Il possible Tor the lat
ter 10 reach this city over the line
which bas H. southern terminus At
Milford, Utah.
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TIE WORK ON CHANGE.
Trading while Fair Was Little Behind
the Other Days Of the
Week.


Tho stock brokers did fair business
today, although II was somewhat be.
hind that transacted on the two
previous days Of the week. AZ has
been the case for some tlms past Dalton
and LARK was the firbI stock favored
with sale. Then followed Essi
Golden Gate and close behind 10 Mef-
cur the bidding on which was tx.
tf,mcly brisk fof = time. Mammuth
quotations were quite Close 10 each
other but no business resultet. Fifty
shares Of Ontario were offered at 1870,
while bid Of sl2.6J was made ter tho
same amount. The other listed stocks
were slow and In active.
gu, Of the seventeen unlisted stocks
placed on call, but one scored . trans.
Ter, aud that little Pittsbufg. Omaha
took n tumble tndAy Ahd although IL
has been selling on 'ohango
for 3gi cents. tho offer u
any amount at 27i, failed 10 bring out
any bids upon II. Tho "irish Diyvy"
which hiss recently been assessed on
gas stock made an impression Ia the
call OF that properly aud holders Of II
pronounced their willingness 10 lot Il
g0Htg cents, while was the best bid,
Sleek Ia tho Cannon Gold Mining
company was offered At SIS dollars pot
share, Ufiuging out bid OF SIS.
The closing ngures were ~ follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
The SlI,an Appeals 10 tho Govern.
msllS Of Francs and Russia.
AGAINST BRITISH INVASION
Tho Present. Moment Considered Favor
able Tor q hi, us,iou Of Turkish
SuzaralnlI In Egypt

CoNsrANTiSorLE, March 25.-Asa
result " tho extraordinary cabinet
council. which lasted throughout Sat.
utday, tho Turkish government has
Issued an appeal 10 france anu Russis,
asking thum to intervene with the Oh.
lec, u regulating the hiiaifs Of EgypL
6efmauy u Is added, was alsJ re-.
qutaioi by the Ports to exercise her
good offices. Instructions were die.
pstched 10 tue TurEish Ambassador Of
London 20 make representations to
Marquis Salisbury, uut their tenor 10
not known.
1t ~ declared the action o. the Porte
i' due 10 the cDunsels Of France and
Russls, the governments OF " ich
cIuntrigo, II Is claimed, have submit.
ted that the proscn, Is an opportuuo
moment for Turkey 10 raise the quus.
tluu OF her suAetaiuiy over EsyUt,
being practically usutpod by Great
Britain
Tue government syndicate, II IL al
Legged, promised Turkey thui support.
La diplomatic circles here, It il be-
lirvcd thUs steps Taken by tho Porte
Will not have more Than "a moral effect.
Though II is admitted tina France aud
NIs-it Will refuse tueif consent to use
tue Egyptian reserve fund, IL ~ gcuef.
ally understood that nothing short OF
"a armed interference OF those two
ununu. vi prevent Great Britain
from puslIug tue 5Judnu campaign.
FRANCE INSISTS oN EVACUATION OF
IUYlE
PARIS, March GA srm Official
note wss issued tuis mo Mug slaung
that France Will Te.usu 90 sanction tho
Use OF tue Egg plinn reserve fund for
the urp0su ~ q Bat Egyptian Cx-
IrdulUn W tue Nilu ~ DIugUla, unless
she receives pledges CONCERNING the
British evacuation % Egypt
DISCUSSED ~ CABINET C.USCM.
LONDOS, March 70. - A cabinet
cIuuoii was held this morning. Tor the
discussion VI tue Butisu.Esyptiau
expedition ~ the Nile. Commau Ter.
iu.chiyi Lord wuIsIry, wa, pt,srut.
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mas The following c 1ffssrondeuce from
santiago dc Guns, dated March n.
"A convoy Of l2B wagons, laden with
TIMBER Tor the construction Of = fort iu
We town Oi Caney, six miles from THE
cilyj 10 drsys snd "a mules loaded
win pfovislons, was attacked At Luna
uel COfolu, two aud a half miles from
mere, ~ "a large body OF rebels an Ter
Ruiuiaua. After an hours fighting
Tue npaniatds were obliged 10 abandon
liu convoy, leaving IS dead AMI 90
wounded. Tho Insurgents loss was
very lighi.
On the 18th inst, n spanish column,
500 strong, under LIEUT.. Col. Callb0s
met D fubcl party Of 200, C3mmanjuI
by VAGUE, near BairU. The insut.
gents surrounded the spauiarJs and
Ifcd upon them from all s'des, finally
routing them. The Spaniafds iost a.
KILLED, no wounded hnd 80 pflsOuef-.
Among the killed were a captain ami
thtee lieuiunant'. The rebels had IS
killed anu IS wounded.
On the lilh Spanish General la
Chambre, with Loo men, cavalry,
Infantry and artillery, was ambushud
near Ramon do Las lagnns ~ tue
rebel Uand, 800 strong, under Col
bOnnU. The rebels were finally
driven % with loss " o killed and d
w0unuuu, among the latter bsiur
Bunue. The Spauiards had officer
ana ~ soldiers killed sui ~ wounded.
Tue Spanish guerilla VI Tlguabos,
while On ascoutiug expedition on the
lu.h came TO n cIuutty huuse where
uight quiet anu peaceful PERSONS, sumo
" whom were females, y lew " whom
were uftssing tue wounds Uf infuf.
gUnu. The guerrilla killed all the
people there, including the wounded
men, aud nfcd tue house. They Say
here that all thu Spanish columns nave
tUctrt UrIefs ~ nfu al the county
houses lhcy pass on thelf way 10 ~
,hOut all tho rfltOnOIs gbVy take aud
all tho country people they meet VINO
arc outside Of the gafris'uel towns.
q hiUJdy engagement took place on
tue llth Ia Iiqui tlluiquiu) between
Spanish column 7UJ strong, unItr
Liuufnz anu iDl rebels uHItf Con.
taTrillJ aud CYl. O.nas. Toe iusutf.
euts surrounded tue Npauafds aud
attacked them with macuuic., Ruu tho
SpuuihTls were Obliged 10 retreat. The
rebels haI o killed aud 10 wUundri.
rue 0pAulutuH uhl ~ hllltu anu %
wuunutd.
Tor tho Last two months eleven
political IfisJnrts, accused oil huvIu.
murdered three spanish soldiers ~ tue
Daqu.h miuiug company district,
have been locked up here In dptE auu
uu4Usltuy cylIs, huI their limbs are
coveted with sYt,s anu they have not
even und % bearing. Oav iBs French.
man, another 10 EuRhshman uui the
Uttufu bfy Cuban.
DIilus tur mon hi n January anu
FEBRUARY eigny.nyU soldiers died Of
yellow fever IA the military hospital
ia this city,
A. OFFICIAL DENtAL.
LOSDOS, March .5.-ftis now OIL
Ciauy utuird that Great Britain bus
iuumaIoI sho would favor active iu.
tesysnuon VI tho UGHIl states IA
Cuba.
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ssu,.need for nIneLmaiI.

PAms, March 20, Uric do Civry,
formerly editor OF Echo DO L'Armes,
and Count Lionel werther do Cssli,
two Of tue men on trial for some time
on the charge OF blaokmailing the late
Max Lebaudy, young millionaire
cOusCfipt, died nj the military h0s.
pital nj a melle-Lsa. BAinss, were sent
tuced l0dsy % thirteen mOuths' I'm.
pTiaOnmeut and fines OF 900 francs
eaCh. Tho other defendants, including
Armand aud Rosuuthsl, otherwise
known NJ jacques steTe," formerly
OF tho Figaro anu NJ ono time Corros-
Ionlonl IN this city for a New York
newspaper, were acquitted.