The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-11

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Two women are partners in the law
business in Kansas They are sisters
IN law.
The young king of Bavaria has enor
nous ponds and gardens upon the roof
of his Munich palace.
BUCKoUT, the Wyoming county. New
York, wife murderer, has become hope
lessly insane.
A HORSE whose pedigree is eight gen
erations long without any base admlx-
ture, is considered thoroughbred.
IF YOU WISH to possess peace and
serenity of mind, insure for the bene-
fit of your family in the WASHINGTON
A CARRIER pigeon flew from a steamer
at sea to Montclair, n. j., at the rate
of one hundred and eighty miles an
hour.
ArAtIanta Ga, 1000 pound bar of
soap is exhibited. 1t isn't big enough
to cleanse the national administration $
dirty man.
FIVE thousand brats are stolen an
nually from the leading Italian cities
to make vicious little fiddlers for Amer
lean street corners.
THE true cause of the inequality OF
the sexes-In early life the boy masters
his opportunities, whilst the girl com
monty misses hers.
CNcIENATI has an apparatus for con-
Stunning her own smoke. If she would
now take another stroke and consume
her own whisky, we might point to her
with pride.
A GERMAN being required to give
receipt IN full, after much mental Ell
fort, produced the following 81 ISL
full. ] wants no more money. John
| Swachhammer.
| SACRAMENTO marvels at the strange
actions of an unknown young lady,
pretty and fashionably dressed, who
eats roasted potatoes on the streets, and
sprinkles ashes upon them instead of
| salt.
! A PRIZE package man in Indianapolis
seduces the crowd by shouting at the
top of his voice, "Waik right up, gen
tlemen: You know the more blanksyou
draw, the more prizes there are left :"
THE ''Grecian Bend" has quite dis
appeared, its injurious effects on the
physique having become so establish
ed that " back boards " are more in use
than ever now, even out of school.
II Harveys native town, Folkestone,
preparations are making to erect mon
ument to the great Psychologist on the
| three-hundredth anniversary of his dis
covery of the circulation of the blood,
namely in 1873.
MONTICELLO thieves are the most
modest of their kind. One who en-
tered house and stole a pocbet-book,
returned it a few day after, having only
taken s. of its contents. 1t was not
stated whether there was any more to
take
The steamship Agra, one OF the Red
Cross Line of steamers to India, via
the Suez Canal, has made the passage
from Downs to Calcutta within thirty
seven days, including all stoppages.
This is the shortest voyage ever made
from London. .a...
\ BRooKLYN man left kerosene
lamp in his stable. The other evening,
while he went on an errand. Though
the city didn't burn down, 81, 000worth
of his personal property did, and no
one has sympathy enough for him to
start relief fund
AT the meeting of the International
of Spain, IN Valencia, Citizen Mora
decided that g woman ought not to
be compelled TO live with the same
man always, but that she has the right
to leave him whenever she thinks she
J can be better Off with another
Ii Is rumored in Copenhagen that
the young King of Greece, now on Il
visit to his royal parents in that city,
does not wish TO return to the classic
land where burning Sappho lived and
sung, and where gentlemen OF easy
conscience cut your throat for a
drachma.
A SIX hundred pound shot, fired from
IL. Is. II. Monarch, while the gunners
were engaged in target practice, struck
the mizzen-mast of the vessel itself
Such pratice shows great perfection in
the art of gunnery. They viii soon
have to protect the sailors. rom effects
of their own firing.
LETTER from Chicago says that ia
ST. James Church, on the first floor.
We're two gilded tablets, erected to the
memory of gallant brothers who fell in
the battles OF the rebellion. The
Church was entirely destroyed, the
walls crumbling and falling, and Gin
ders only remaining of the handsome
furniture within. But the record of
brave deeds by Godly men IN the fight
for freedom remained intact The tab
let's were left standing, and seem not to
have been scorched.
PUNDJEEB, eldest son of the Mahar-
aiah of Lahore has just died in Paris.
of hunger, in a lodging house of the
Rue de Vanguard. This prince left his
native country about fifty years ago IN
consequence of q serious offence against
his father, one of whose wives he had
seduced, and since that time he had led
a miserable existence IN the French
capital. He was well known by sight
to the neighbors, but the landlord alone
could tell his history He spoke rare
| ~, and adopted the European costume
only few years ago.
To the long list OF fires, tempests,
and earthquakes, tornadoes and vol
canic eruptions for which the past year
1871 IS already distinguished. is now to
be added the fall of a thunderbolt.
which occurred near Ihangara, in
India. We are told by the India
Times that "the ground was literally
cutup IN consequence, and all the hUts
standing there, as well as their inmates,
We're swallowed up III the chasn." Il
IS She first time such a thing has occur
red in the land.