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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-10

ings than they can the composition
and casting of a Krupps gun.
The few who run this engine
know the stops and breaks, and
gauges, also the luuri"ators, while
the multitude is whirled along and
amused with the whistling aud blow
ing, the backing and filing, and
other unsearchabIe jugglery.
The caucus is manufactured OF
sizes from one to million, and may
be set up in a pot-house having the
scope of two county crossroads, OF
It's stupendousness shall reach to
the verge of the republic, and make
or unmake its presidents. In the
hands ofthe wicked it may dominate
ten thousand of good men and up
right, squander their substance, ruin
order and credit, and run riot gen
orally. If iIl-bent and directed by
knaves, enough Of fools will run
with the machine, with shouts and
cries so that no other clamor would
seem possible on the face of the
earth.
Demagogues as low and ignorant
rs unprincipIed, see the opportunity
and arttllIly beat their pans and
drums to attract n following, having
no other merit OF qualification than
noise, for any public trust.
Contound further the distinctions
Of right and wrong by cheating and
bribing and the usual means OF col
ruption with the wheedling and be
fuddlements Of the saloon, and YOU
have Il departure from the primitive
popular gathering as wide rs pande-
monium has from paradise.
I he caucus can be made to have
a better, face, and better sense,
and become Il harmless and useful
agency in the expression of the will
Of the governed.
Under the township system every
elector is member Of the constitu
ent assembly, a law-maker, and
gives tongue as TO who shall keep
the public accounts, write the pub
lie records, be the public adviser,
collect and pay out the public mon
ey, and act as the pubic factotums
generally.
The town is a little democracy
slX miles square, one person posses
sing precisely the weight and influ-
ence that another has of the same
intelligence and character, and no
more There is no such thing as
politics III these limits: there are
certain matters that concerns each
man n his own door, and have an
importance immediate and intimate
almost as the affairs of the family
household,
Every townsman may determine
what is for his best good in local
things, and bring himself to bear
directly upon its accomplishment.
Upon a candid comparison of views
enough viii harmonic in opinion to
give emphasis to the selection of
the best men for office, and the best
measures for administration.
Fitness, capability, industry, in
trgrity, economy are among the
agreed qualifications. Then out of
the way We small politicians, middle
men AMI meddlerS and let the whole
people in assembly say each of his
own head, without fear, favor, or
partiality, who shall be their do
mestic servants. Then let the cere-
mony Of election follow, the formal
ratification OF the popular choice.
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There is once more a move
ment in st. Paul to revive the old
project of making direct and con
tinuous navigation from that city to
the Rocky Mountains. The plan
which commands the most atten-
ton, rs we'll aS favor, is to connect
the Red AMI Minnesota Rivers.
Lake Traverse, in which the Red
River takes its rise, lies withina mile
or two of BIG Stone Lake, which
is the chief reservoir of the Min
nesota. BY connecting these lakes
with canal, deepening the chan
mel Of the upper Red River, over
comniug the rapids and shadows
OF the upper Minnesota with locks
and dams, and making similar i'm,
proyemeutS on the saskatchewan. a
continuous chain of navigation
would be had from New Orleans to
the Rocky Mountains, and one ofthe
most productive wheat regions in
the world would be directly tribu-
tary to -. Paul The plan is one
which has been cauvaSSed many
years, but the same barrier stands
III It's WAY now as always want of
money ChicQgo Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-10

PANIC STATIsrICs.-The extent of
the panic oflast September is graph
icallv portrayed in the compared ex-
hibits of commercial statistics for
1872 and 1873. The amount of liza
bi.ities of those who failed In the
former year is estimated at SI2I,-
100000, and for the latter at $780,
100000. Five thousand one hun
dred and eIghty-three persons, firms
and corporations contributed to the
financial distress Of 1878. OF these
failures, about one-eighth of the
whole number occurred in New
\ ork city, and involved the loss of
s92, 500, 900, or about one-third of
the whole amount of the losses
This diSproportion indicates, at the
same time, the immense business of
that city, and the amount OF wild
and reckless speculation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-10-10

THE BAXTER CANAL BoATs. Al
ready there are seven of the new
pattern of steam canal beats running
between Buffalo and New York, six
more are being built. The round
trip, from Buffalo to New York
and return, occupies fourteen days
on an average. They bring from
100 to $50 tons of merchandise from
tidewater aud take down over 200
tons of grain. The bed of the canal
offers some obstacles to rapid travel
at present from the accumu alton OF
mud, bnt, even with this drawback
grain can be carried from Chicago
to New York in ten days. which time.
as the obstacles disappear is capable
Of being shortened two or three
days.
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ALLAN LINE.

MONTREAL OCEAN SrEAMonlr Co.
General Western Office Chicago, llnois)
Despatch one Of their First Cla ;, Full powered
Steamships fur times every week IN sunni. er, and
lbree times every week in winter, ea,h way between
Liverpool and Glasgow and Quebec, POrtla d, Bati~
more, or Norfolk.
PASSAGE TICKETS, all classes, between principal
points in Europe and America at lowest rates.
Special Inducements for Emigrants offered to par
ties wishing to send for friends The Old Country.
Our Agents throughout the Northwest offer
the terms IA ourselves
ALLAN & CO,
md Is. H. il,,g1
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squa vii be counted the space oi ten In .
this kind of type
Business cards 3 lines or less S5.C0a year.
Legal advertisements charged at the rates prescrih
ed by statue.
Special notices 10 cents per lire for each insertion
Transient advertisements must he paid tor in adj
vance; all Others quatttIly.
Adve tistments not otherwise ordered will be cen
tinued until ordered our, and charged accordingly.
No proof of legal advertisements furnished nItIl the
advertisement Is paid for.
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III. f. LAFFITTE,
Surgeon Dent S t ,

2ND ST, SUPERIOR, WIS.
no11,72 Office hours from am. to pm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21
7~SSchcnfliche S(linois Sfaofs-Bcaaeare

in Sem BART be6ro9ten v@arbnerDpuie"
bic 9oulpffsiiel ge0ei3t uub pur0en0a6
rnb Settenmono fortmd6reno nit Dem
Dinaatgeplmpten Woiier Deipren9t.
Gbenlo ergiltg eS Sci Dem Motteion0ouie
uno anberen @ebGuoeu all Der @a0aiD
gtDellue.
9(l0 III SEM Staatsseitungs s0e6GuSe
iporen 8orbereitlngen getroffen, Inn oaS
28ailer mittelit Oampffraft i'll 9fotDfalle
30 SUB itber oaS Dab SIT Debeu unO
ni0t NIT iiber oie 2(uBenieiten Der
StaatSSeituug, i~onDern aa1 ben alls
itoBei0en 0cbGltoe 3t 1dutten. SIN
ii6rigen mar oas Stadt3SeitungSgcbGuoe
alt0 nod our9 Bic SblteBuilg Der neuz
angcbra0ten s"iierncM feuerli0eren 9GOcm
9ei0iBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

Sn Der Office bpn SenrD @reenebaum
fano geitcrn eiie 8criammllnq pp6ls
bauenoer SSraeliten ltott, nm all be-
ratben. tuie ben abgebrunnten 0lalI6ense
9ennllem 5t Delfe1. G3. mdren QnipelenD
9tolen6erg, &eOpolo ulto picle 9%lnOere.
IS ipuroe beiOlonen, mad &raften am
helfen.
ucber Sic l1yia0e Der GntiteDung bes
Sranocs lGBt IT'D ni6t5 3uuerldlligeS
erl1tttcll1. IS lit nitt tDabr, Dte 5uerlt
DeDalptet tporOen, Dap Dos Teuer auf
ocnlletben BlaBe au5gcDrD6eu 1et, tpn
es 100n etn@ oOer 6ipelmal ipGDreno bie>
les Soinll1erS %bralnte. Gin 2luQel1
3el8e, ber Geftaurateur G6ampIin aus
0er Dfonrpeltr., Der beim erlten Seuerrlf
BON Der St0te1tr. aus na9 Der 4. Nperlle
elite, beDduptet, oaB, tueltn aleth i'm
AntGnge eIn paar 0lte 8arafeu nie6erz
gertt1en lDorDeH tpGren, Der Srano bate
ulterorIGt merDen fOnlert.
Der, all Der GGe bon Nnbai6 QDe. II.
San 8lrenftr., 6ur6 Den @iulturS elmer
W{aller 0ct0otete, lpar So0n y. 9obion,
etI II Sabre alter 0ruGer, noDnDaft
$40. 242 sin Clinton StraBe. ST mar
evil ieit orei Wo0en III GDicago.
Der 2ci0nam OeS iungen Wannes,
pclder Durd GDomaS 8enuett, friiber
~mObnDaft 40 GloriOge Gourt, tpegeu perz
iudten OiebitablS erl6oiien lpuroe, lit
geltern nod ri0t ibentIficirt porDen.
Bernett lit alfgefuuOen porben. ST
bate BON benz Baloiten einen Wfe1lcrz
iti0 in ben llnterietb erbalteu uno llegt
III be0entIi0em 3HitanOe I'M ct: So>
iepD5 6olpital. 9err Benefits SAINT
lie wobut in 9%aoenp0rt, geo. 356, 22te
StraBe.
SparS of 1luberioriters.
Der y8parb Of u~1berpriterS" belt
aeitern Bormittag cine SiBung. Inter
benz @ilor1tde Der bebeutenDen 8erluite,
ipeldDe ite ebell e~rlttten, tparen Die Wtit>
glte0er gelei9t in NQeS unb in 9lQe Dtlz
eir5llv pitchen". 60 purbe benu audi
ii0er Das Ssuer6epartement fiirdterLi6
Derge5ogen, obne oab ~angegebeu ipurOc,
NORM ben1 etgelttit0 Die llfltlt0ttgfett
bel1epe. Gteuei0t btlIt ben 6erren gum
beileru GeritdnoniB Der SertDt iIber Die
ltnterrebungeu, pel0e Elm 8eridtcritatter
0er StaatS5eitung nit Wtarl6al Sellner
uto ben SeuercommiiiGreH bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-21

So1ton, 10. Sult 1874.
2ln az. G6ren, MapOr Goblin, @bicago.
~llniere 8itr8er orilden SDneu iDr tief>
ites Wfit9efiiDl i'll SDren 1tsuen &erluften
uuo bet S1rent lteltell ungliide aus.
&0nnen mir ir8erb etlpas tbun, I'M
Sbncn 81 belfen? Bolton lit ieBt, tpie
tnlter berett, u~lllerer S0ipeiteritaot
@9icago btIfrei9e 9ano au bieten.
Samuel Cobb, Wtapor.
Qe0nlt6e Oepel0en tiefen pomBpli5eta
Diet SerDoge uno BON Der 0oung lltens
Gbrttttan Anociatton elm. Sic tpurDeu
ale ber5lt9 oalfeno, aber porIduftg abb
lebneno beartluprtet, ba aASpGrtt9e 9tlTe
nt9t nptbig tit.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16
M0ULToN'S STATEMENT,
What He Hoped from Beecher..A
Letter from Theod0re.s Amiable
Mother-in-Law to Son Beecher--
H0Wen,S Accusations.

Mr.. Moulton begins his statement by
an apology for its production, in which
he says he had hoped MIR. Beecher him
self would ere this have made a denial
of any intimation, insinuation or aver
ment in his statement that he (Moulton)
had acted in any way dishonorably to.
ward him. Failing in this hope, it
seemed to Moulton and his friends that
the question Of veracity made by Mr..
Beecher ought to be settled.
The statement, so far as it relates to
the Beecher-Tilton matter, is an argu.
ment based upon the alleged acts al
ready published, and a comparison of
his (Aoulton previous statement
with that made by Mr.. Beccher. In
the new documentary evidence is let
ter from Mrs. Morse to Mr.. Beecher,
reading as follows:
MY DEAR SoN:-You must pardon
me for the request I now make. Can
you help me in any way by the first of
November. I am still alone, with no
prospect of help from any ole, with a
rent of s. 500 and an income of 81 100.
The consequence is that with my other
expenses shall be by the first of the
month terribly behind hand, as l
agreed to pay in monthly installments.
l know full we'll that I have no claim
upon you in any way, sir, excepting
your sympathy for my lonely and iso-
lated condition. If l could be released
from the cause, I should gladly do so;
for I'm convinced it is too far off. All
who have been to see my rooms say so.
My darling spent most of yesterday
with me. She said all she had in the
way Of money was forty dollars week,
which was for food and all other house
hold expenses, aside from rent, and this
was given her by the hand of Annie
Tilton every Saturday. If you know
anything Of the amount it takes to find
food for eight people, you must know
there is little LETT for clothing. She
told me he (T.lton) did not take anv
meals at home, from the fact that
she could not get such
food as he liked to nourish his brain.
and so he took mis- meals at Moulton's S.
Just think Of that! I am almost crazy
with the thought. Do come and see
me. will promise that the secret of
her life. as she calls it. shall not be
mentioned. / know it is hard to bring
it up, as you must have suffered intense
", and we all will, I fear, till released
by death. Do you pray for me? If not,
pray. never felt more rebellious than
now; more in need Of Gods and human
help. Do you know 1 think it strange
you should ask me to call you Son.
when have told darling I felt if you
could. in safety to yourself and all con-
cerned, you would be to me all this en-
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16

increase Of wages =. Julius l.. Mendels-
shon, who claimed to be a son Of Il great
composer, was Fridav convicted of for gerry
in New York, and sentenced to state pris-
on for five years. That night he killed
himself by poison IN the 1ombs. The
claim Of being son of the great com poser
was generally looked upon as fictitious.
His right name was thought to he Julius
Lesser. There were $4,000 visitors at
the Louisville exposition Saturday and as
many At the Chicago exposition. Tie
great strike Of cotton operatives at Bolton,
England, has begun. 1t stops "A mills,
employing 49, 900 hands, while 4S mills
employing 1000 hands, continue opera
tions. Subscriptions for the strikers have
been opened by the trades unions through
out the England ,nanuf.c, uring districts.
go. The amateur oa1smen Of Great Britain
are called to meet in London to-day to ar
range for sending one or more ere VS. to the
Internal onal regatta at Philadelphia in
1916. 80. The L. S. government has COM
1nenced suit against James Watson Webb,
ex- Minister to Brazil, to recover money
collected by him from Brazil on what is
alleged to have been an unjust claim -.
The grand jury at W Washington has brought
eleven indictments against parties said to
have had part in the robbery Of safe con-
tanning papers wanted by the district in
vestigating committee last winter. %. A
number OF old gunboats vera sold at New
Orleans Saturday at prices ranging from
$1,000 to Slo,o75. They cest an average
of $2jO, 900 each, and the navy depart
ment will probably disapprove the sale.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. ll.-Postmaster
General Jewell advertises through the
papers here to-day a reward Of $4,000
for arrest Of the parties who COM
mitted what is known as the Gad's Hill
robbery in this State last January, and
50, ZOO reward for arrest cf the robbers
of the San Antonio stage in Texas in
April last.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,

st. Paul Produce Market, Sept. u. .
Wheat unchanged. Oats scarcer at
SOC per bushel. Corn SOC. Rye 80 to
85c. Barley Csc to $l.l0.
Bran 90 to $500. Feed $35 90
to $4,000.
Flour, xxx $3.50; Xxx $500; Xxx
$3.50. There is prospect of an ad-
vance before long.
Pork unchanged.
Beans $3.50 to $500 per bushel.
Apples $3.50 to 1915 per barrel.
Peaches 25 to 75c per crate, and very
plenty. Pears $l.50 per l-3 bushel
box. Grapes 4 to Sc per pound.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16
NO. 49,.

dearing name implies. Am mistaken?
Signed MOTHER.
The concluding portions Of the state
mcnt relate to accusations against
Beecher said to have been put forth by
Bowen. are Of grossly indecent char
acter
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16
N. Y. Money and Stocks, Sept. l4@
ASSOCIATED Press Report.1

Money Loans 2 to * per cent:
Gold lO9H. Governments active and weak:
State bonds quiet: Stocks active and strong
4S%; Adams 106; Wells Fargo II; Amer;-
can COZ i; United States g.; New York
Central l044 Erie 34x; preferred, 81;
Harlem 1857; preferred 1875; Panama i2x;
Union Pacific SAX Lake Shore
75x Pittsburg g.: Northwest
ern 37b; preferred, 54K; Cleveland
u Columbus 63; Rock Island lOl:
Milwaukee 4 St. Paul 32A preferred, 81 X;
Wabash SO; DO preferred 65; Pittsburgh
4 Fort Wayne 81 4 Ohio pan; Hartford Il
Erie l; /. G. 8H; St. 10 24x.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16

MONDAY, Sept. A.-A Madrid dispatch
says 5000 troops leave Spain for Cuba the
present msnth, and 5000 in October. >.
The masons, bricklayers, hod carriers and
helpers in Jersey City, Bergen, Hudson
City and Hoboken, have abandoned the
eight hour rule and it is announced that
all arc working ten hours q day without
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16
Chicago Produce BOARD, Sept. II

Chicago Produce Board, Sept. II.
11:4O A. M.--Provisions irregular and
strong; $3.50 bid for pork for September;
nominally $3.50 seller the year. lard held
higher; asking l5c cash !; llxc bid seller
the year. Meats in good demand and held
higher; 1870 bid and Is xc asked for short
ribs; shoulders nominally 9Xc.
1850 A. M.--Bran firm and saleable at
$3.50.
10 M:--Flour quiet and nominally un-
changed; shipping extras s4.75; family
brands $500 to $3.50. Whisky quiet: sales
at S1.Ol
1910 P. M.--Wheat irregular at CSC cash;
Hxc for September and 95xc for October
1855 P. M.--Pork irregular; held higher;
sold at $23.76 for October held at $24 cash;
nominally $3.50 seller the year. Lard lax
to l6c 6c cash; nominally nc seller the year:
for September and 95xc for October. Corn
steady at 75H &c for September and 73xc for
October. Oats irregular in fair demand at
~ Ac cash; AK to 47Xc for September and
Ask c for October.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16
Milwaukee Produce Board, Sept. IA

1920 A. Wheat unsettled at 81 .O5 for
No: l.; Sl.0OA for No. 2; S7Ac seller Sept.
and 94xc seller October. Receipts 81 zoo
bushels; shipments 5000.
loo P. N.-Wheat 81. .05 for No. 1; 81. COX
tor No. 9; 81 Ac seller Sept. and 94xc seller
October. Market quiet and firm.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-16

FRIDAY, SEPT. 1.-THE liberal Demo-
cratic Congre esional Convention for the
second district of Wisconsin yesterd. y
nominated Hon. A. G. Cook, of Columbus,
for Congress Baxter having declined
the denomination for the Governorship of
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DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
Q IL bOROD YIN II
Is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

rTHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
L the uusouudcd statements frequently made chat
the composition Of CHLROpYNE is known to Chem
ists and the Medical profession" The fact Is Chs-
Tcdyue discovered and invented by Dr. J. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical staff and 50
named by him, aad it has baed all attempts AZ anal
ysis BY the srst Chenists Of The day. The method
and sceret Of the preparation have never been pub
ltshed IL Is obvoas. therefore that anything sold
under The name, save D.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLOk0nlNE. IS a spurious imitation.
CAUIION.-Nic icc-C Chanccllor SIR ". p. Wood stated
that Dr.. Coils BroWse was undoubtedly the inventor
Of Chior0dyuc.
RENIEpIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invausbit remedy rriuce quiet refreshing sssr
relieves pain ct system restores the lsranrei ur
twas aa stuusis, hcthy action % the ssrrrt7s II t
b without creating any q those unpleasant results a.
s '-s -, 7. ,plaa 20 Ai- yolus nay take it az al
uy 90 its uayelus .oQ etcis ard vcndsrn cures uha
ia uen cNt1l ts virtues most extensively using t In
trry. nsrrhra Coles. Couzas asthma Eheuulai.l N,g
ralsia, MhogGns Cough Crsmp Hysteris 4c
EXTRACTS Fg0N MEDICAL OPINIONS
The sht Ioa. E,r Rus-s communicated % the cois-e
rst1u the effect thst the remedy ofany service On
CtCisrt uas CuLoK0nYNE.-Sre Lcursf Dee si 1854
thst nearly svery q Chaiera n uhch ur COILS
BE1WNES CuLoRoDNNE was administered. tie patient
Eytraet fcu Nsjasl ,t Jan L, lses-a Chisroiynsf 8.
prescribed ty q urtk1i1x uec Practitioner Of
ea-ss veot s1i iha. = ,.asulary F0Fuar di i net
EEas fra ne GsasraI Hasrd oi Health I-ndoa a. %
lt' rll ia th.i,h : strgnEy are We convinced q the
immense value q hs remedy that TOO Nrcbiy
urge the necessity q ad1 ptir< DO iu al cases.
CAUTION -Nsss sguurs Without The words % nr. }.
trs rlsi.'si tsstiua-uy accompanies each bottle.
SCI, NaaHsastursr, j. DAVENPORT.
81 Grs,t Russell S.. BI1aai.tury. Lous1n.
Assets IN Ner fork. w. a. scHIrFrEtrS c.. ard J. c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TUNHE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
Il pssrttd AScuts cf the khrve COMPANY. rrcrarcd
Go iaszrs risks against Eire, stone and Brick Build
tags sa5 "a Merchandtsr stCged therein. Go tht
a> aycrshs tcgEs. Egg prtultzs tppiy Al the cce
gArv Z. A. SCIlAEFEE 4 GO.
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