The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
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A GALENA girl, without feet, is said
to dance 50 beautifully that people 50
miles to see her.
An irregular surface Of stone, about
four feet square, is all that remains OF
plymouth Rock
IN Minnesota the prairie fire has
burned through the earth III some
places to the depth Of five feet
Mr.. THURsToS, of Alabama, unblush-
ingly confesses that he has ridden on IA
rail seventeen tines
ALL the hills of hrgylesIiire, Scot
land, We're covered witt snow on the
Both of September.
THE Wright county OIinn.) poor
house has Il living skeleton, who drinks
two buckets Of water day.
THE recently elected Coroner of the
county of Bucks, England, has q most
appropriate name, but he spells it
Death.
CERTAIN Missouri hogs are so fat that
in order TO ind out where their heads
are it is necessary to make them squeai
and Judge by the sound.
A MEMPHIS horseman was hurled
from his saddle bodily twenty feet into
a saloon. He drank some rum, az
ranged his hair, remounted and rode
away.
SINCE thedemoralization of France be-
gan. glove making III England has large
" increased, and there are 10000 par-
sons now engaged in that industry over
the kingdom.
Mr.. WM. INK, Of New Hampshire, is
now 103 years old. If his parents ever
dreamed that he was going to be SD
hard to rub out they would doubtless
have named him Indelible.
IT is said that an American has offer
ed 3, 900, 600 francs per annum for the
/ lease of the Palace Industrieln Paris,
He wishes to make Il vast gambling
/ house of it.
In one year, according 10 the Con
/ gregatiOnalist, the COngregatlonallsts
/ lost one hundred ministers by their en-
/ tering semi-ministerial occupations, OF
by downright secularizing.
A VERY intelligent Virginia mule, be
ing hemmed III a railroad track by an
approaching train. jumped into cattle
guard, crouched down until the train
had passed, and then jumped out and
walked as if nothing had happened.
CRosBY's opera house, in Chicago,
the bait OF lottery enterprises, and the
rum Of many fortunes, had been retit-
ted, Just before the late fire, at au eE~
pense of $50, 900. The magnificent ed
ifice is now a dreary spectacle Of black
ened walls and chTred timbers.
The old depot building OF the Boston
and Providence railroad, in Boston,
was removed on Saturday, to its new
position in the BOylst0u Station. Iu"
building weighs a hundred tons, and
was moved on four cars, the operation
occupying but just twenty minutes.
/ THE check-for-change system bas
been introduced on the Iowa Central
Railroad. Persons who pay fare or
the train do not receive any Chang"
from the conductor, but he gives them
a check for it, which is reaeemahle al
any Of the station Offices OF the com
pany.
A SORT Of paper car-wheels, on one
of the Pullman cars running 10 Jersey
CITY, have run over IG0,GJ miles ot
track, and worn out entirely one SET Of
steel tiers, winch have hgen replacrd,
The ordinary wheels, it IS said, viii
only run so, 000 miles.
! VICTORIA Woodruff says that, unless
! women are allowed to vote, she will ina
augurate Il war IN which blood VIII Ice
shed IN a pool rs large as the great
ocean which laves our shores. 1t would