The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-02-22
All Sorts Of Paragraphs.

The Niagara River has fallen thirty
feet
The French Assembly has made in
toxIcation penal offanse.
RABBITS have done damaging work ln
the young orchards of Kansas.
A WESTERN jury recently brought in
a verdict of ''justihable breach of
promise.
A DIAMOND polisher of Amsterdam
has been arrested for selling clippings
TO Americans.
The present military force of Michi-
gan is all comprised In twelve compa-
MES of militia.
The best that can be said of the new
Russian leather muffs is that they are
fashionable.
IT is said that nineteen newspapers
are to share the profits of the Georgia
State printing.
BUTCHERS shop for the sale of
horse flesh has been opened at Geneva,
Switzerland.
The New York detectives are said to
divide" with ten thieves where they
arrest one.
LACE haudkerchiefs are going out of
fashion. and embroidered ones coming
III.
THE favorite spectacle OF aladdin
holds the stage of the California Thea
ter, San Francisco.
EMPoRIA, Kan, proposes to organize
a stock company to build n first class
hotel
Two hunters recently killed four
black bears in cave hear Blooming
Grove. Pa, after an exciting contest
E. B. WARD is about to establish
works for the manufacture of hemlock
extract, at Ludngton, Mich
A BALTIMORE boy killed a companion
recently by hitting hi'o with an oyster
shell.
EACH member of the Oswego Com
mon Council has been presented with a
jewsharp.
PIUs TX has witnessed the death of
one hundred Cardinals during his pom
titicate OF a quarter II Il century.
IRON ore containing 70 per cent of
pure iron has be discovered on
Colonel VIM. Bishops farm near Clark
City, Mo.
A CALIFORNIA Chinaman can swallow
dose of Cayenne pepper without
looking red IN the face, and he chews.
red peppers without a wink.
THE limestone quarry discovered at
Castle Hill, Mo, proves to be very
rich, and contains 80 per cent. of pure
lime.
RUBBER thimbles are among the
many articles to which caoutchouc has
given rise. They are said to be better
than those made from any other ma
terial.
AT st. Paul, the other day, they
heated the capitol for more than n
hour with more than half million
dollars nominal value in old wild cat
currency Of 1850 and 1851.
Mrs. CRIrrENDEN, widow Of Laura
Fairs victim, IS ut present keeping
boarding house in San Francisco in
order to support her family who are in
poor circumstances.
Ex-GovERNoR MAGoFFIN and Con
gresham Beck, of Kentucky, will open
a brown stone quarry near the present
Eastwood Island quarry, early next
eason.-AshIund Wa Press
A CHEMIST of Allahabad, India, is
under arrest for having sent by mail
box containing matter that exploded,
killing native and doing much dam
age to property.
1T may be interesting to learn that
the charge for keeping ii horse on liy-
cry III London is 3SS. a week, which in
American currency would be about the
anne that it would cost here, S35 per
month, the usual price at fret class,
stable.
DOM PIATT mentions that Count
Corti, who was to have challenged him.
edited note and gave it to friend,
who instead OF delivering it at the
Capital Office, took it to bank and had
it discounted.
ENGLAND is going in for postage
stamps of simple design, and printed
on inferior paper, and soon counter
letters viii be going in to manufacture
bushels of them.
IKE following appears in an ex-
change: Wanted-A boy who can
spear cockroaches We want him, and
must have him. None but experts,
however, need apply, as our cockroach-
es are sly, devilish sly.
THE price for a pair of fine carriage
horses III London is 9300. The same
style of team would bring even more in
Paris. The best horses for carriage
use IN France are English.
Two SONS of Mr. Harry HomaDs, of
New York, recently won five foot races
at school IN England. The prize was
a t5O cup presented by Asbury. the
yachtsman.
PATRICK GILMORE continues am
bilious. His present desire is nation
al band, composed of sixty-fve mus
clans, to be permanently stationed at
Washington, to be the finest band in
the world, and to be led by Patrick
Gilmore.
ACCORDING to the Augsburg Gazette.
great suffering continues to prevail
among the population of the districts
lately inundated by the Baltic. Thou
sands of persons are in want of suit
able dwellings, of provisions, firewood,
and even of drinking water.
MRS. MARY MILLER. who rode from
Exeter to Pottstown, Pa Cd horseback,
to attend the funeral observances of
George Washington in that borough on
the llth of ,TaDuarv 1870 ie e4;u I,r;,c