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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-03

BR1IYTR5 AED TAEGO 0IYlsIO,
DAKOTA DIVISION.


nti4N.
Connects at St. Paul ard Minneapolis with
trains East and5 South; ut st Cloud With trai..s
for Meirosa and the SauE Falev;y at Gra-
nerd all trains make close connections to and
from Duluth and to and tro'A the VI est snd
South.
Close connection with ST. Paul trains 1t
!. p. Junction; st. Paul s facihc R4iigosd
trains at GIyudonfor Fishers Landing, lory
Garry and the British possassions at Bis
narck with stages for Standing Rock. Fort
Rice, Berthold, Fort Hsough, and other
points in Don,ana also With \. ". Stage
and Express Co.'S line to Deadwooi City and
all points in the Black His.
=, Z. SARG ENT
Gen'l Manager st. Paul.
g. G. SANBORE, II. a. TOWNE,
Gcn'l Frt. & Ticket Agt. Superintendent
ST. p4ul Braiuerd
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EDITORIAL EPIsTLE.
Chicago, Milwaukee and Madison Items.
CHICAGO, april q, 10.
UDICIAL MATTERS.

JUDICIAL MATTERS.
At Madison feeling of loneli-
ness came over Us, as we thought
OF i"st winters STIR IN the capital
aHd around the hotels, where now
stiffness holds sway. Judge Cole $
reelection by the handsome major
NY OF nearly $4,000 was among the
c"'ei topics OF conversation, and
cohSfatniatlon oy both democrats
ana republicans. Al OF the proml-
hent democratic attorneys III Maii-
son supported the Judge, SO 1t can
not be claimed republican victory
as some prJudiced backwood8
SheetS cia'm.
RYAN's RAMPANT RULE.
Ch'ef justice hyan's time IS
drawing to close and his successor
is TAXED up. Senator I. i. Hndd,
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MILWAUKEE MINUTES.

iiere we saw the first evidences
OF open navigation. in boats steam
ing out for other ports. Mason
IoIoy and ABBOT OF the Central rail-
road are east raising fnnds to ex-
'eno 'ne'F f0"' rom roi 'ase S',y
10 b00uque' liii' Quiet would
give lumber manufactured along
l"e me d long 'eE're" market H.
D HIlHPS' ASq'' the former efficient
5ti'e' al h''l71eI' - no" receiver oi
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CHICAGO's CARNIVAL.
The carnival Of authors here at
the Exposition binding is immense
living illustrations of characters
in prominent literary works may
here be seen. Waiter Raleigh
placing his cloak down for Queen
Elizabeth to step upon, LougteIlow's S
Hiawata represented by wigwam,
dusky maidcns and live Indians
chasing each other around among
the trees and waterfalls, and giving
fendish war whoops. The cave OF
Monte Christie Inhabited by CANDY
dressed brigands and smugglers.
Barney castle and al its surround
ing beauties. Jules Nerne's I'm
der the Sea-" water nymphs swim
ming around making love to men
nynphs in pretty caves down in
the billowY docp. So | could SO on
through Dickens, Cooper ami other
authors works for columns.
Personal PENCILINGS.
Edwin Booth, the actor, DIR.
D'Uuger, Joshua w hiscomb," Di
Mahan L. 5. Indian Agent, Gen
Beauregard, Of southern celebrity,
Rod. Keeuan, OF Duluth notoriety,
Gen. kilpatrick, of cavalry fame,
and Barney Fristo, all speut Easter
sunday in the city. | looked
around little for the widow Oliver
late one afternoon, but 'Pot." &
meau Potter Palmer, Of the Palmer
IIouse) told me she had left for
Washington. / simply wanted to
make arrangements with her to be
Queen OF the May" at Bayfield,,
ths year, that was all. DR.. D'Ungcr
is making men sober of aud money.
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ScrJ1 Wisconsin Railroad.

s5s-hll trains daily except Sunday
A. Z, STICKyFY,
SuDrrinten lent
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wAsHINGToN TERRITORY.

CLALLAM COUNTY
Neah Bay, New Dungeness' Port Angeles
Pysht-
CLARKE.
Rattle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain,
T{idge Vancouver. Washougal, Fern Prairie,
Ia Center, Hayes, Nalcolla-
CHEHALIs-
Nfoniesino. oakville, Satsop, sharon, summit.
COLUMBIA.
anon Annetta. Central Ferry, Marengo-
C0wLITZ.
Castle Rock, Freeport, Kalama, Lower Cow
litz. Monticello, Mt Coffin, Oak Point, PeEin,
SiIverI.ahe, COweeman, Olequa
ISLAND.
Coupevine. Coveland, Dugally, Uisalady,
IEFFERsoN.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend.
KING.
Biacls River. Dwamish, Fall City, seattle,
Glaurhfer Snoqualmy, Squack, White River,
~ errvValley Novelty Milton, ,Osceola, ,Renton.
KrTsAP.
Port BIakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison
Port Orchard, Seabeckr Tecklii.
KLIcKTTAT
Hook House. Columbus, GOldendale. Klicki-
tai. White salmon, Blakoly, Fulda, klickiiat
Landing.
LEWIS.
Atrernon. Boisfort. Chehalfs Claquaio, Cow
litz, Glen Eden, Little Falls, Meadow Brook,
NosSv Rock. Napavine, Newaukum, Skookun-
chuck, silver Creek, Winlock, Nasello.
MASON.
Arcadia. Iightviile, Oakland, Skokomlsh.
PACIFIC.
Bruceport. Brookheld, KnapptOn, Oysterville,
Riverside. south Bend, Unity. Woodward's :
Landing, Bay Center, Lake View, south Bend
PIERCE.
Elm. Franklin, Lake View, New Tacoma,
puvallup, Steiiacoom City', Tacomae, Alder
town. Carbon, Acton, Summer, Muck, Wlke-
san Juan, Topaz, Orcas, East Sound, Friday
Harbor.
sN6HoNsH.
CenicrvilIe. lowell, Mukllteo, snohomish
Tulaiip, Park Place, StaInwood.
sKAMANIA.
Cascades, Collins Landing.
STEVENS.
Crab Creek, -Four Lakes, For Coiville. Hang
MANS Greek. Pine Grove. Rock Greek, Rosalle,
spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Ridge,
Walkers Prairie.
THURsToS.
Coal Rank. Beaver. Miami Prairie, Olympia,
Tanalquoit. Tenino, Tumwater, helm, lnde-
pendence, Key.
wAHKIAKUH.
Cathlamet, Eagle Ciin, skamokaway, Water
ford.
wALLA wALLA
Pataha Prairie, waitsburg', Walla Walla',
Whitman, Wallula.
WHATCOM.
Cedar Grove, Guemas, Ia Conner, Lehmhi,
Iummi. Lynden, NOOiSachk, Point William,
gamfsh Seahome, Seiahmoo, ship HarbOr,
ship Island, Skagit. Truder, ,Whatcom, Fidalgo.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, COlfax, Evansville Owensburg-
Palouse. Steptoe, Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
Leitchville, Panawana, Pine Greek, Rosalla,
Anatone, Lincoln, Pataha City, Unioniown
YAKIMA.
Attanum. Ellensburg, Fort SimcOe, kittitas
konnowOck, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, Selah,
Yakima.
money Order odices.
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was, and every turn of that screw that
throbs through the ships length is car
rying her farther away from his buried
body and her buried hope. The sea is a
great, dull, monotonOus piece Of dis
NAL world to her. Its waves that are
dancing TO those young eyes at the stern,
are only moaning and threatening TO
her.
And yet it is well that there are little
ones to look into the brilliant blue
ridges with wonder, and CHEEKY voices
TO quote poetry, for oh TO how many
is there "sorrow on the sea 90 And this
is because there is sorrow on the land,
for our eyes bring hues and color to the
/ picture, and its broad expanse, calm or
cOnvulsed," J" reflects not more the clouds
that fit over them, than the ehangefnl
moods OF men and women that gaze
upon them, and behold them in the light
of their joys or fears, their joys or ter
rOrs
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a SCENE N CHUBCH.-rhe day was
intensely cold. The congregation had
assembled and the services were begun.
a man mufllsd in heavy coat and scarf
entered and, walking hurriedly down
the aisle, seated himself in a cOnspicu-
Gus place. Directly before him sat n
man with fiery-red hair. The new
conner deliberately took off his gloves,
and with an air Of perfect satisfaction
and comfort, alternately held his hands
near the red head before him, aud rubbed
them IN a manner which Hood has de-
scribed as "Washing his hands with iD-
visible soap, in imperceptible water"
The preacher witnessed the whole per-
formance, and, having a keen sense OF
the ludicrous, he lost control Of his ris-
ibility, and, TO the CONSERVATION OF his
congregation, roared with laughter.
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GRANDMAMMA's MIRROR.

In this mlrrOr-years ago,
Maybe siXty-five or so
Peeped a maid,
Who was young and very fair,
Summer eyes and sunny nalff
IL ls said.
she's a little altered now,
There are wrinkles on neg oio"f
And her hair
is more sllvery IN nue.
Buf her ewes are kind and true
As they were.
Only think. she saw herself
Years ago. q pretty ell'
ATirrured here
-TrouId be very nice To know
Where the pretty lacts GO
Year by year
What "a treasure there must be
hidden somewhere, secretly,
In This glass;
For know that pretty girls
Always frifle with their cur-s
As they pass.
And 7 sometimes seem 90 trace
There the shadow OF "A face
Not my own;
But no sooner do I strive
10 regard DO as alive
10 has hOwn-
Then fancy have seen
Grandmamma al seventeen,
A deceiti
Yet 10 builds me up dream
Of the bluest eyes, that seem
Mine 10 meet.
Though 7 know 20 is ideal,
There is something very real
In the face;
Heaven bless me. there 60 is,
Coming here with Cousin LIZ;
Cousin Grace."
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The Past" Lover

Alas the time has gone by when
girls shUn the fast young man.
don't like your goody-goody youths"
saws Miss Innocence, who scarcely
knows what she is talking about 81
admire a man with a spice Of Satan in
him." Young lady, are you one OF that
too numerous class who prefer the soci-
ETY. OF "fasrn young men 10 that Of hon
est, true-ht arted gentlemen? Is your
ideal Of a companion and protector one
of those unprincipled "bloods,n - Of whom
your parents heartily disapprove, who
is so wild in his habits that you your
self are afraid to trust him, yet whom
you deem far more sociable and enter
tanning than men of conscientious scru-
piles? Then have a care! IL a man is
bent on sowing the wind, you should be
wise enough to take care that you do
not expose yourself to reap the terrOrs OF
the whirlwind. Above all things, a
young lady should abhor the cOurtship
Of a willful prOfligate, being assured
that he will be as faithless 10 a wife as
to other women. Meet his advances
coldly-particular II he considers him
self irresistible, as he doubtless does
as the wound TO his self-love may result
in making him see himself as Others see
him. And you need not hesitate 10 LET
him know why you repel his advances
If he has the stamina to attempt to re.
gain his manliness Of character, q sharp
yet sympathetic, rebuke from a lady
whom he respects may do much TO pul
him on the way toward a reformation
OF life. Should he show himself con
scious Of his false position, put him OF
a long probation Of good behavior
and govern your own relations tOwar,
him accordingly. But should be SHOW
no such consciousness, and decline u
undergo the test, you have no NOR
certain proof of his absolute unworthi
ness, and the sooner you wash you
hands of him the better il will be 70
your peace Of mind. Don't LET romano
blind your judgment.
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nY ELLA WHEELER

over the hanisters bends face
naringly sweet and beguiling;
Somebody stands in careless grace
And watches the picture smiling
The light burns dim in The hall below;
Nobody sees her standing.
saving Goodnight again. soft and low,
Half way up 10 the landing.
Nobody, only the eyes Of brown,
Tender and fun OF meaning,
That smile on the fairest face IN town,
over the banisters leaning.
Tired and sleepy, with dropping head,
] wonder why she fingers,
And when all the gOOd-nights are said!
Why, somebody holds her fingers
Holds her fingers and draws her down,
suddenly growing bolder,
Till her loose hair drops IN masses brown
Like a mantle, over nis shoulder.
over the banisters soft hands fair
Brush his cheek like q feather;
Bright brown tresses and dusky hair
Meet and miEgle together.
There's question asked, there's a swift cares
She has dOWn like a bird from the hallway
But over the bauisters drops "hes"
That shall brighten the world for him alNa
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A country deacon went home one
evening aud complained to his wife that
he had been abused down at the store
shamefully. One Of the neighbors, he
said, had called him a liar Her eyes
flashed With indignation. "Why didn't
you tell him to prove it ?'' That's the
very thing-that's the trouble" replied
the husband; 81 told him TO prove il,
and he did prove it,"
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Beware Of prejudices; they are like
rats, aud mems minds are like traps.
Prejudices creep in easily, but il is
doubtful if they ever get out.
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he is admitted to the bar.
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We know a fisherman who is said 10
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The pivot upon which the arguments
Of the opponents Of equal suffrage turn
is the question OF sex. Though sex does
not prevent a woman from working
eighteen hours a day at hOusewOrk, or
ten or twelve in a workshop, often en-
during hardships that would appall her
more muscular brother, il is still urged
as an unanswerable reason why she
should not be permitted a fair share in
the profits, as we'll as the labOrS Of life.
What is the question OF sex, and how
far does its influence extend, as a him
dranee and a stumbling block TO women2
/ IL the Bible and Plato are to be believed,
| the two sexes, at the entrance Of life,
are on an equality. Says the Bible, Of
I Gods creation Of the human race,
"Nale and female created he them, and
| blessed them, and called their name
/ Adam in the day when they were ere
ated;" and Plato, when his disciples,
with much of the spirit Of levity which
/ is seen at the present day in the disci-
| piles Of a higher Master, bad asked his
opinion on the woman question, au-
swered them in the following words:
Neither a woman as a woman, or q
man as a man, has any special function,
| but the gifts Of nature are equally diff
| fused in both sexes. The same educa-
/ tiOn or opportunity for development
I which makes man good guardian lOr
ruler will also make woman good
ruler, for their original nature is the
] same.n
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Ren der TO Each hi. Due.

Several of the papers of the State
are in favor of erecting monument to
the memory of Col. W. j. L. Holland
who bore himself 80 nobly at Holly
Spring during the epidemic, and died
at his post. 1t is proposed that if eacl
editor so disposed will contribute some.
thing for the purpose, enough money
can he raised to erect the monument
While we are in favor of showing the
great aud good all due respect, and as
anxious as any ono to perpetuate their
names in marble, we modestly ask, and
do it. with the kindest telling to Col.
Holland, would it mot be wrong to
single out one Mississippi editor and
pay. him such lasting honor, when it is
known. that other members of our As
ISOLATION faithfully discharged their
dnties and yielded their lieves to the
saffron king? In the constellation Of
heroes no names will shine with more
transparent luster than those of Shearer,
Allen and FAlconer. Are they to be for
gotten? No, gentlemen, no. If a
monument is to be erected for one, let
the names of all be inscribed thereon. =,