, 1873-01-13

are made thereto. AS cellan olicuta1 tAAoos
i've in tho toabs Of their :: ancestors, 50
the ueople Of Lake Superior live among the
rnoni11depts Of defunct speclations aud extinct
mineral corporations. But their y1tahty 10 e1-
traordinary. Defeated in one scheme, tne eanh-
r11nt only etops to take breath, then g1rds up
liz loins, and goes forth to prospect new lands
and dayise new plana, and rarely throws up the
sponge until death drives him against the ropes
in his own corner. z;
toward tho northeast. Storms from that point |
have long sweep across the lake at It's widest
noint. and tho coul1notion Of the waters, df1sen
Aercely by tho winds, and compressed ~ .ne
contracting aho1eB, is somet1mes s1rrat66r saeLm6r
TsSiE bsb fs5fs e9fends Is adsasea a6os quarter q
into nd1 tie Iay from the north shore:
This inclosos but a. little nook Of
water, but it is found =; ample M 70 Ptette ofter
tho fall tempests begin. Although the power Of
the waves waa able, during the terrible gale IN
the autumn, to scoop out some OF the stones 10
with which it is ballasted, weighing hundreos o1
pounds tho set Wth much
ton by the citizens. The b17 does not freeze
permanently before February. It is occaalon-
hlly covered with thick, firm ice, which IS broken
up the etrong unde1tow and 9atea one rs7;ef Of
10 the eyo in the general nonotony OF an Arctic
isndgcsne. Nothing can be drearier in the latter
Dart Of tie winter, than one Of these towns, With
an ico:locked lake in its front, and nm
itIess view Of unbroken forests and anow-
clad hills in its rear. It nevor gets TOO
cold to snow on Lake Superior: Snow
sometimes falls when the thermometer indicates
is degrees below. It rarely comes IN the largo
feathery flakes Of lower latltnae? oua h;senad =
mist. Persons long resident hero bear the eA-
treme Temperature with extraordinary oquamm.
ity. To them the weather is seldom cold, out OF
greater r'less degree. OF 1nltaness. Il uAy
- hn1at Yarc u
below, perspiration .e1udes; and at : !, below,
cooling drinks are needed to attempaS the nefs
heats Of the blood
certain class Of the people of Lake Superior
aro always going to q place which they call
| d" Helow.E certain other class Of cltlzena ar1
always returning from the place called - Below.
The remaining fraction OF the people with wnom
migration mposs1e1ea ost of 1ff tor esure
time t.te in snd c1sioashf IL 'S the maititndnoas
advantage Of the region thus daily charaeterizea'
t.Balow,' in the vernacnlar OF Lake superior,
mean @ descent through the primitive rocks OF
the locality to regions described by gfeas
Italian poet, which, it is to be feared, many q
reckless speculator In mining lands WILL IN que
time find without voluntary eholt. II ~, me1no
and and below its level. It may crafty the people
at Chicago to know that their city is included II
tho territory known as "Bc1ow." but It WI
sadden many Of them to learn that It IS classed
With the rural Oshkosh, and thestiu more rural
.HiiITsukee. @ When a Marquette man is absent
! from home, ho ia theoretically at one OF these
three places lie is either having bis Little tun
with the boys at Oshkosh, fighting the tiger IN
Madison street jungle asssd 9f maAldg N geeany fan MI
waukeo. Through bucolic: lenses, even q osl- Il.
kosh looks metropolitan. It is not popularly
supposed to be larger than Chicago but to ha?t
gone to Oshkosh, and to have returned sa1eiy, II Il
invoices the moral aid Of Eastern cities, and has
;ta 0New York Dry Goods Stores" and it,
.sBoston Clothing Houses" the Lake Superior
towns seek similar assistance from @ tho !argG
villages Of lower latltudee. Inc osnhos, =,
Bakery" renders its loayes more nppeti,zlnS .:
itg name and the Screen Bay Saloon !, Is NOR
; intenselT bncchanalinn for being called aftc
that great city. A person who visits the tire
cities in one trip makes the :" grand tour. ~
ia plcasant to meet citizen just returned 1ro1
! & Below" The fu1ness of his Information, en-,
-1nryellous. An hour cannot bo more profltap d
) ! spont than listening to q recital Of What u
heard at Oshkosh, what he SAN at chicago, an
The genuine traveller of this locality is, Tulgarl
! gpeaking, "no slouch" OF an observer, aud, 1ro1
long experience in the sale OF imaginary miner;
. Ian3s. his tongue seldom trips in description.
/ might be said OF him that he Is eloquent ~
!, fault. o,t;o,,
As an instance OF the intimate connect1on, {
Hrarouette with the region called !" Below,
= which distance lends purple hue OF enchan
= ment, would specify the TAILORING nnslnes y,
4 Tailora do not flourish here. The citizens a. a.
= too much in the habit Of purchasing, their hr
!, clothing "Below." But Snip, OF Oshkosh, sent
- ~ m the wellknown fraction Of man, equ1ppe
. with pair Of snow-shoes and tape-Ane Whe e
measures the citizens attef they have oseh stae1
: meuts. Fhe result is q suit OF clothes OF , el'
T. cant matetial and straight cut, which the fas'
sonnbie citizen can wesr with comfort for fe
y hours at midsummer, il he keeps watcnful O.
~ | on the barometer.
:. II would hardly be fair to infer from what b
- been written that your correspondent nous = 4
s. people Of Lake Superior responsible Tor Z (
~ rigors of their climate, or the railroads 1of =
absence Of civilization along tnehr r. ro4sesc a cxa;
a. Of the first that they have brared the one, q
~ to The second that they have done 40 mu
ba whore tho encouragement appeared a. ine nl
IN blush, so acanty. The people nava inteen rnGga
~ and the railroad corporations have au these NJ
4 = crsin Of public spirit added. With mutual q
OF encouragement, and forbearance, there WI
4 time he developed one Of the richest mineral
IL giops in tho world, and Chicago will be fool
Of she does not largely participate in proapori
he and 1e.eiye liberal tribute from these 6outcs
he whence II seems naturally due.
he he Tbirty-Eia1t Apache Warriors 1kiiie
nt Los Angeles t'a" > DttestfA sa t" the Sd" f'a"s'
f. The following relinb'a news from the seat
,o- war, in Arizona, is from special corresponds
On received this morning, and mailed at Presco
G i1v The troops operating neas, Camp Verde
~ | turned On the 18th of December. Lieuten'
bis aetstehme1t ssea It'd T ts the Fl
sy rnents In the Red Hock country, killing tiirtt
sd ar1iors, is g. capturing several women and chlas
and destroying large quantities Of +n nter Mr,3
plies with the rancherias One t%a o. t6e aaa4
,a dctachnent consisted OF part Of Compa
he Fifth Cavalry, Lieutenant Michler commandl
I'D Captain Prices command captured several :s eaa
H., ~ riors being almost au away on marauding os
ens os The other expeditions destroyed several ran
my erias, With quantities ct supplies ma keRs a9s
~ General Crook, mot the command at the Ve'
are with instructions for the next scout to CO -
ns- rate with troops now in Tonic Basin, from Ca'
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