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par suite de lepr speculations
exag6rees ct des tristes reduc-
Itions de salaries imposees au
Itravaillenr, pour sauver les int6-
lrets dun capital, responsible
lapres tout de ses mauvais place.
Iments eL de ses exees d'agiotage.
] On a cite beaucoup de mots
senses attributes q M. Vanderbilt,
Idepuis les desordres REGENTS.
Nous en- avops nous meme COM
Imente un qni nous paraissait un
Eaveu tres grave des folies com
Imises par nos speeulateurs en-
|chemins de fer. En- voici un autre
|dont la Specification nous semble
Iplus grave encore t'Il ny pas
la lutter, aurait-il dit, contre L..
1000 ouvriers qui sont dams leur
droit = ct CONNIE sill cut tenu a
Idonner encore plus raison aux
lgreyistes, en- recompensant ceux
.Iqui n'avaient pas use du droit
lqu'il reconnaissait, il faisait nne
|haute pale de 100000 aux EN-
tployes du New-York Central qui
n'avaient pas pris part a la greve
|generale. Une pareille parole, ct
lla qualification extraordinaire
Iqui paccompagne mont elles pas
June triste eloquence ct n'est-ce
lnas la reconna1tre hautement que
lies speculateurs du Nord sont
dams le faux ct quill y qnelque
Ichose a faire Z
Motions de cote les vaurIens,
lies echappes des cours de justice
'Ides deux continents qui sont
'Evenns exploiter lei les souffrances
des populations ouvrieres ct leur
Isouffler les fausses doctrines So
Iciales, il est certain que Ia masse
lsles employees des chemins de fer,
Ique les travaillenrs dies mines ct
:
DIES grandes fabriques Torment
une population sensee, unie par
Ides liens de solidarite extreme
lment etroits, ct cent fois mieux
organises que les populations
ouvrieres du vieux monde ills
torment la moelle dn pays; lis
Isont la richesse publique; ct il est
bien evident que Pon est oblig6
de compter avec eux.
II NY pas a eluder les grandes
Questions des rapports du travail
let du capital; il faut les etudier,
les affronter coura gensement.
i lie penple americain Sc yante
!, d'Gtre un peuple eminemment pra.
lItiqne, sense, ne sacrifant pas
faux theories, ct cherchant dams
!, La pratique quotidienne de racti
.lvite indnstrielle, dams les rap
ports constants entire patrons ct
itravailleurs, la solution des pro-
lblemes soulev6s par notre steele.
!, Voici, pour ce peuples, une
! 9grande occasion de deployer la
! Igrande qualite don't il Sc vante.
Que les sp6culateurs ct les ira.
vailleurs depouillent tout preju-
lge, qu'ils s'entendent pour regler
la part qui revient aux uns ct
aux antres. Que, laissant de
cote la politiqne qui a porte
depuis 81 longtelnps de 81 tristes
fruits, lis ne s'occupent que de
tlenrs interets mntuels, que de-
tablir entr'eux de bons rapports,
Ique de pr6venir la misere des
iunS. la RUNE deS autreS.
i Qni salt 81 ee nest pas de ce
pays sense que jaillira la lumiere
.lqui doit eclairer ses efrayants
,Iproblemes qui agitent lie Ice sic
Icle Ce serait a coup sur la plus
lgrande gloire de Ia republique
lamericaine que de fournir an
monde, ne fut.ce qu'nne demi SO.
Tuition, de la grande question qui
Ipreoccupe aujourd'hui tons les
pensenrs de rEnrope cisiIis6e.
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RefIexions sur Ia Greve.

A1UesoS aG COdtAO CT NO ouCSue AC
la republique am6ricaine, insur-
lrection du caraetere profonde-
ment socialiste, est beaucoup
plus grave qu'on n'ayait pu Sc
Il'imaginer d'abord /; ellie etait par
faitement organisee, ellie await
Idimmenses ramifications. Non
settlement Parmee des employees
des grandes compagnies de che
Minis de fer, mais la masse, hien
Iautrement nombreuse, des ou-
vriers des mines ct des grandes
Ifabriques etaient affili6s a un ve-
irritable complot ayant un but
bien determine lie renversement
du syst6me economique qni, de-
lpuis 25 ans, a produit deux gran
ldes monstrnosites sociales. Dun
lcote, d'immenses monopoles ct
des fortunes fabuleuses j; de Pau
s.. =. .,a,,.s 4.a;,ioaaas.
a. :.
,
.,,.
'aes so
LIE second caractere ae cette
lnsurrection, ces5 quehe ebait
paclnqne: pas darmes en- man,
mals seauestraGlon ou ma1eflel
let intersilctlon Gle tout mouye
ment sur les lignes Gle fer; ct
lcette pretentlon etait blen arretee
ct devalt etre sontenue q tons
Irisques- Celia est 81 yrai que,
lcomme tous les 1ouraux ben IN
formes Pavement hautement au-
Jourdhul, 81 les mlllces dc phlia.
ldeiphie ct d'autre part n'avalent
pas tire lntempestlvement, &c
lqn'll faut attribuer pIntot a leur
lnexperlence qua ieur durete en-
vers ces malhenrenx, aucnn de
ces desordres don't ron a eu a
falre la trlste constatation ne Sc
rait arrive. 0ela esq sIsSra1 que
Ia graVlte de Ia slbuation s'es'
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La Reaction.

ga va NAL, Ga va tres NAL, en-
France, pour la reaction, disons
plut6t pour pordre moral. Car il
est conyenu que Pom nest moral
qua la condition d'6tre monar.
chiste ou imperialiste. Tout ce
qni est tant soft peu republican,
est measurement immoral, eft
passablement canaille. Par ex-
emple, vous, lecteur, yous vous
dites peut 6tre: Isl l'on pouyait
"6tablir en- France une republi.
sqne, bien moderee, bien alma
'sble, qni contenterait un peu tout
"le monde, qui permettrait un
"peu a tons de dire leur petit
"mot, qui pourrait peut-etre met
tire fin a toutes les revolutions
ssqu'y ont enfant6es tour-a.tour les
"differents essais de monarchie,
.'ca ne serait pas bien NAL. Les
"ehoses allaient deja assez bien
adepnis Z on s ans. Ponronoi ne
"continuerait- on pas Get essai
"loyalement 7"
Savez.vous ce que vons etes en-
parlant de la sorte 7 tout simple
ment une canaille.
Eh bien la France, en- MAORI.
te, pense a pen pres CONNIE vous
c'est-a-dire que la plus grande
partie du peuple est tout simple
lnent canaille. C'est done un pays
bien NAL hypotheqn6 que Ia
France.
| Soft, passons. Malheureuse.
ment la France a des sauyeurs
des moralisateurs plus quill ne
lui en- faut, ct de tonte couleur
ct chacun avec son systeme toni
liifferend de celui de son yoisilf
III Y q les sanyeurs du droit di
win, les sauveurs du systeme plus
on moins constitutional, les sau
yeurs du cesarisme, les sauveurs
/ dn clericalisme. II est yrai qu'il
est ayec le ciel des accomode
Iments. Ainsi, le parti orleans
voyant quill ny a rien a faire
lpour le moment, a resolu brave
ment de prendre le comte dc
lChalnbord pour son chef de file
en- cette qualite, il lui embo1te l.
pas; compliant bien de soldat
passer capolat par la suite, s.
Efautre attrape decidement les
gallons. Va done pour nn part
monarchique. Mais voici yenil
un autre sslnveur, terrible celui.
Ila, ct qui n'entend pas facilement
lraison. C'est lie Cesarisme, Ia
moustaehe en- croc ct tra1nant
son grand sabre. Comment YOU
lez.yous que ces deux parts, mo
|raux ayant tout, s'entendent
Pun en- appelle tiu peuple all droil
divin ; pautre Ell appelle du ,lroil
divin au peuple: lie feu ct l'eau,
le jour ct la mutt. Et les VOLTA
qu'els s'administrent, tres morale
ment, nne foule de horizons du
fplns bean eomique. Celia a ett
tres-bien, tant quill ne s'est agi
1que de renverser. A present.
quill faut editier, la guerre est
dams le camp du salut.
Sans compter que lie parti III
tramontain Went anssi dire son
mot ct imposer ses canaidats el
son programme. Par quelle aber
ration d'idees en- est-on venu {
faire du catholicislne un parti po
Ilitique, purement monarchique Ell
essentiellement anti-republicain
c'est ce que nous ne nous char
gerons pas d'expliquer mais
e'est &c que tous les gems senses
et foneierement religieux deplo
rent amerement; mais c'est que
ravenement possible, probable
meme dn parti republican, de.
Went ainsi un coup mortel porte
d la religion du pays, d Ia fol Sc,
cnlaire de la France.
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Les chenilles ont fait leur
dams la paroisse ST
Landry.
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LANDS-Continued.

Town 4s, Range 10.
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Superior City,

Thirteenth st Lots
4T3 4S7 469 49l
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East Third St. Blocks
z 9 II Is 81 % 50 SO aS
40 A IS 81 SO "a SO 81
SO &c 81 6S,
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Is the Only Line
that runs on any of its trains the celebrated
Pullman Palace Cars.

All trains OF this great route run through
without change of cars. Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars are run
on all lis trains
All Express Trains on this route are
equipped with Westinghouse Patent Air
Brakes and Miller's Patent Safety Platform
and C,uplers-The Most Perfect Protection
against Accidents known.
Inls popular route is unsurpassed for
speed, Comfort and Safety. Tie Smooth,
WellBalasted and Perfect Track of Steel
haus, the Celebrated Pullman Palace Sleep-
ing Cars, the Perfect Telegraph system of
Moving Trains, the Regularity with which
they run, tde admirable Arrangement for
running Through Cars between Chicago and
oil Points West. North and North West GO.
cure to passengers all the COMFORTS IN
AuDEkN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
Il you wish the Best Travelling Accommo-
datona, you will buy your Tickets nv tbis
Aoate =, 4 ~ VIII TAKE NO OTHER.
=. Au Ticket Agents can sell you Through
this Line
Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Pittsburgh,
','neinnati, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Port
iaha, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Ralti-
mora Washington, Indianapolis, St. Louis,
Cairo and all
POINTS SOUTH and EAST
a as buy their tickets via
me Chicago, st. Paul 6 Minneapolis
Line"
Ilese connections made at Chicago with the
lake Shore Michigan Southern, Baltimore 4
INC, hichigsn Central Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
tiniesgo hankskee Line and Pan Handle Routes for
NJ points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and with the
SOUTH -0A az p'i"''
New ork Office, No. Ais Broadway: Boston Office
no state Street ST. Paul Ticket Oascas Corner
anu 'sekson St. and g. Depot on Silly ST.:
nlnneapo,s Ticket 0fhces. No. Nlcollet House
Block and at St. Paul Pacific denot. CS;caoo TioEet
Ciaoss % clsiS St. under Sherman House. IS
Canal, corner Madison ST.; Kinzie s.. Denot cor
Hest kinEie aud Canal Sta WALL st ~, - ~
" ellis and Kinzs Streetx vas 90 D'pO'' wi
F.R. CLARK,
q P A, ". "; R'y, 81. Papl
y. Ii. SrESNETT,
Gen Pass A2't. Chicago.
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East Fourth St, Blocks
4 9 20 Il 90 n % 80 81
81 80 is As 40 81 62 SO
50 50 60 70 IS 81
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Ely's Addition to
Superior.

Third Street Lots 4S5
4o7 499 507 476 478 4SS
40 494 496 500 504 sos
5l4
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East Itasca ST eet
Blocks-4 S 6 8 10 IS is
II ~ 81 % 81 80 Al 43
50 81 SO SO So 81 81 IS
CT 10 II
Blocks
"A OF 30
W n of Sc
und q Of IS
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This paper is kept on file in the office of
Rooth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
!. North. Western Railway, AIS Broadway,
Nv York City. Our friends, when in New
vi are cordially invited to call in and read
:. - any time. They will always be welcome
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Lake Superior & Mississippi
Railroad.
FAyORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from St. Paul to Brainerd,
Noorhead, Bismarck, Pembina, Fort Garry,
BLACK Hills, and all points on the Northern
Pacific railroad and Red River. Duluth,
ports on Lake Superior ana all eastern points,
StilIwater and points on the st. Croix river.
CONNECTIONS:
ATST, PAUL-With trains for the East,
south and Southwest.
At WHITE BEAR-With trains for
Saltwater and on the N. & St. L. Ry. for
Minneapolis, Chaska, Carver and points on
Sioux CITY r. K.
AT WYOMING-Stage to Tayiors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
City.
AT HARRl5-stage to Cambridge and
Isanti County.
AT RUSH CITY-Stage to Grantsbu q
and the cranberry country ofBurnett county,
Wis.
At PINE CITT-Stage to Brunswick,
Rauabec county
AT n. P. JUNCTION-Trains of the
Minnesota Division n. ?. r. r. to and from
Brainerd and Moorhead, connect with trains
to and from St. Paul, MINI eapolis and
Duluth.
On and after March Is, 1877 and until
further notice, passenger trains will be run
as follows.
GOING N0RTH-EXPREss
Leave St. Paul, $50 a. III.
Arrive q. Duluth, - APO p. m.
GOING soUTH-ExPREss:
Leave Duluth, 900 a. m.
Arrive at st. Paul, ----- 500 p. M.
ALL
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NoTE.-In the foregoing statement the
following authorizations are used n for north,
for south. for east, for west, hf for halt,
Or for quarter, und for undivided, blk for
block, fir fractional, for acre, av for avenue,
st for street,
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SUPERIOR id

Water Street Block
4 . . 10 19 81 % rs 80
80 40 A As 40 80 SO
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North Wisconsin Railroad.

al-An trains daily except Sunday
A. B, sTICKNEY,
superintendent.
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SUPERIOR Continued.
" est Twenty-third st.
Continued
Dlz,H
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For Taxes of 1874.
For Taxes of 1875

Town As, Range u.
und l-3 Sc or lie or %
do Is sw or he or %
do l-S sw or NV or %
do l-3 Sc or NV qr %
do l-5 ne or sc or %
do l-3 NV or Sc or %
do rs Sc or Sc or %
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TAX SALE.
DOUGLAS COUNTY,
CTATE OF WISCONSIN,, COUNTY or DeueLss
- OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER !
Superior nriI IdT7

~ OFFICE OF THs COUNTY TREASURER !
Superior, April I, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that SO much of each
tract or parcel of land or town lot or lots sit
uated in the town of Superior and described
in the following sisteme mt, as may be neces-
sary for that purpose, will, on the second
Tuesday in May next, being the
EIGHTH DAY OF MAY A. D, 1871,
commencing at ten O'clock in the forenoon,
and the next succeeding days thereafter be
sold by nae at public auction at my Office at
the Court House in Superior, the seat Of justice
of said county, for the payment Of the de-
linquent taxes interest and charges thereon
for the year 1876, as returned to me by the
treasurer of the town of Superior in said
county of Douglas.
Given under my hand officially at the Office
of the County Treasurer of Douglas County
State of Wisconsin this seventh day of April
A. D. 1877.
JAMES BARDON,
County TREASURER.
[See note at foot Of list
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Chicago, st. Paul
AND
Minneapolis Line.

That portion of the Chicago & North.
Western Railway between Chicago and
Eroy (yia Aadison), and the West Wiscon-
sion Railway between Elroy and ST. Paul,
to (, Minneapolis, form single line between
chicago, St Paul Minneapolis This Line
vii! hereafter be known as
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LANDS--Continued.

Town A, Range II.
Soc
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West Twenty .oy.nth
street Blocks-7 8 ii II

West Twenty>eighth St
Blocks 9
West Twenty>ninth st
Blocks-18 q % % 26
80 SO 7
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THE CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS LINE"

1t Is the ONLY LINE between 81, Paul and
minneapolis and Chicago that passes through
Hudson Eau Claire, Black River Falls, Elroy
and Madison, and
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Baltic Street BlocIs-
IL AZ Ga 66 68 20 ~ "a
IS s3 81 81 IS 81 IS 81
81 50 80 10l 107 10
Rick
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East Michigan Street
Lots-8 II 10 10 % 70,
md 2>3 of "a, und 2>8 Of
31.-Blocks 8 II As At 60
"a 81 6S 70 "a rs SIS Sc
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Wiunebago St. Blocks
Al n 80 81 63 81 e. II
81 g 81 IS 81 50 80
go 90 100 102 los 107
IuS
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West Tenth Street

West Eleventh Street. /
Blocks-1 3 4 8 10 II Il
10 20
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West Seventh Street Lots 10,
West Ninth S

Wsst Ninth Street Lots 8, 5, 9, 81, SO, 35,
81. As AZ 40. 81 So 81 So 81 So II 49, I05 1O7. 109
121 1879 131. 1873 147 149 ISL 153 1856 49, l5J. 161
1913 los. us, III 179 IL 16 IS 50 o. So "a 60 IS
"a. IS. Is. So 81 81 So 100. 112 ia. 116 130 1872
134 $50 152 l58 90 1862 164 1853. no. 172 176. 191
1873 PIG. 223 239 241. 2i3 PAT. 2i9 259. 281. 2S5
2S9 291 297 301. 313 81. 321 327 831 1885, 3d. 345
341 $50, 1867 e71 375. 3S1 3t5 3S9 190 49, 2O4 2lS
1926 229 230 232 276 26 800 22 294 296 800 304 3fO
s6 31S $40 1923 $40 344 34S S54 353 80 372 374 3S2
232 1913 40i 406 412 39l 395 397 399 und "a OF IL
uno of und 2>3 ofl78 und "a OF 3J7 und "a of323
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East Huron st. Lots, d
8 Ia, und 2~3 of 81
Blocks 9 81 SO 90 "a e5
81 60 20 II ~ "a 10 IS
IS s? IS SO, und 20 OF 10
East St. Clair st. Blocks
~ 81 SO 63 60 II rs 80
50 So, e q of n, und "a
of 70,
East Erie Street Blocks
40 Sc S3 "a II rs 60 S5
81 80 81
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LANDS-Continued

Town IS, Range IL.
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not had a good effect upon the coun
try, and it will be good while before
Idaho will recover from these effects
It's all right to sound the alarm when
there is danger, and we know there
has been; but ! think some OF the pa
pers below have made too big a boo
Capt. Bledsoe arrived this afternoon
and will go on the mountain among
the mines tomorrow.
DR.. Marshall and F. P. Cavanaugh
came over from Rocky Bar yesterday
to spend few~days. Mr.. CaVanaugh
is one Of the leading men in organlz'
ing the home guards fer. protection
against Indian invasion, is an educa'
ted gentleman, practical surveyor,
metallurgist and assayer. Dr. M. has
been successful in curing mountain fe-
yer, and is a gentleman in the true
sense of the word.
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RoUsrABouT.

WISDOM is a fox who, after long
hunting, at last cost you the pains to
dig it out; it is cheese, which, by
how much the richer, has the thicker,
the homlier and the coarses coat; and
whereof to judicious palate the mag
gots are blest. 1t is sack posset,
wherein the deeper you go, you'll find
it the sweeter. Wisdom is hen
whose cackling we must value and
consider because it is attended with
an egg. But lastly it is a nut, which,
unless you choose with Judgment,
may cost you tooth, and pay you
with nothing but a worm.-SwIFr.
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SUSPICIOUS amongst thoughts are
like bats amongst birds-they ever
fly by twilight. Certainly they are
to be well guarded, for they cloud the
mind, they lose friends, and they check
business They dispose kings to tyl,
amy, husbands to jealousy, wise men
to melancholy. They are defects, not
in the heart, but in the brain. They
are but buzzes, but, if artifcially nour
ished, have stings.-BAooN.
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THERE were two of them hanging
over the front gate the other night
She was standing in the yard and she
on the sidewalk outside, both hand,
on the top rail, and apparently as hap
Ply as two pigs in a corn-feld. he
was saying, Nov, my own little dar
ling, sweet idol of my soul whose i'm
age is ever on my heart"-when he
saw the old man. coming down the
front walk, and continued in a differ
ent strain: "The potato bugs haven
destroyed our crops SO much since we
purchased Paris green, and you viii
find also that cabbages can be raised
better on richer SOIL" The old gen
tlemen heard it, and turned back, say,
ing, as he entered the house, "These
young people take more interest in ag
ricultural affairs than people generally
suppose"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-17
Capt. Bledsoe has gone back to

Boise. ,YE2sE II ~ -IxgaT4
Three pack-trains have left here un-
der contract to pack supplies for IN
Gle Sans boys in blue, who are fight
ing Indians,
Parties who have recently came in
from Yankee Fork, say the mines
there are immensely rich.
Parties have commenced brick
kiln this morning. ~ Ct -,
This is the richest country on the
footstool. e 8 555zay