The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-12
THE SUPERIOR TIMES
SATURDAY, JULY II. 1875.


STRAW and cream is fayorite
dish nowadays, with berry attach
ment.
PARTIES are still handing in their
right of way, and depot deeds are
in transltu.
PAINTING and repairs, have add
ed to the comeliness of several
buildings OF late.
THE Uppertown pier is being ele-
waited at the shore end to make he
appro ach easier for vehicles.
YOUNG Walworth iobed little
after donning his Singsing suit. He
will Singsing different tune after
awhile.
The prospect in St Croix matters
seems to be that all hands will wait
for the Legislature, and renew the
big fight of last winter.
WE have been requested to warn
persons against trespassing on the
Nemadji Cemetery grounds, and
hope the warning will be needed.
II would seem that Gordoning is
lively along the Red river valley
there are turnupS,o and "lettuce
have pease," and Champions Of Eng
land running wild.
REPORTED that ConkIing Of New
York, IS to be Chief Justice L. S.
Shade of Marshall and Matthew
Hale forbid it. Conk. has the dig
nifty, but not the brains.
AS the n. p right of way lies in
the county road, and the city streets,
we fail to see where any body in
particular can lose any thing in par
ticuIar, or hinder any thing in gen
eral.
ALL the great storms Of the Tn
ion come from the Far Northwest.
The Yellowstone expedition has
reached the storm belt that desc
lates Iowa and Illinois. They find
it treeless region.
LAKE Tanganyika, or Albert Ny
ANA, is 700 miles long, or nearly
double the length Of Lake Superior.
AS it is situated iii Central Africa,
it is yexed neither by ice, nor the
Pacific commerce.
ALBERT Bishoff, the little boy who
broke his lee last spring, has since
hisrecoyery, built a miniature dredge
which is q good working model or
imitation of the original hippopota-
mus now caVOrtng In front Of town
GEN. Van Bokkelen oeas agent for
nitro glycerine and giant powder at
Vrginia. City, Nevada. lie kept
specimens in his room. lie also
kept a monkey. He was the means
Of killing about . dozen innocent
people, but he will never kill any
more.
Those OF the Galute Modocs who
are putting on war paint and hen
feathers, and trying to scalp old Su-
perior, had better be on guard
against our reinforcements A
whole Van of able " arm Spring
allies are stirring along the raging
St. Croix.
FRANK II. Walworth will spend
his youth, manhood, and old age, in
the occupations and privileges found
in penitentiary lii. 1t IS a pretty
hard fate for an ambitions young
fellow just starting out in life, but
Frank ought to have thought that
over before killing his father.
The dredging Of the Superior harbor still
goes on, but there can be no doubt it is moth
ing more shan a useless waste of money
Duluth Tribune.
The Tribune man would think il
a 2tsetW waste Of money if scoopiug
the mud out Of the inner and only.
| See Abe Van Meter on the same
Just mediate too, on the breakWa-
ter business. Even the government
engineers admit that appropriations
on that every six months, will not
pay the national debt. Louder on
wasting government money. Ga
lutte on economy. Hear! Hear!
They have found out a way to
have cool water in summer. Fill
two pitchers with water. Wrap
folds OF cotton cloth around one.