The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-04-01

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Our law makers have adjourned
and gone to Retrospective homes, and
Madison is again safe.
"A Paris letter says it is getting to
be the style for young girls to wear
their hair in curls again
The people of Racine, this state
have decided to build $4,000 opera
house. Another white elephant.
Gov Rusk has appointed Senator
J, B. Hamilton, of Neenah, as county
Judge of Winnebago Co., in place of
Judge Gary, resigned.
Sterling P Rounds of Chicago,
has finally been nominated by the
President, to be public printer. This is
an excellent nomination.
Senator Ben Hill had another
operation performed upon his tongue,
at Philadelphia, last Saturday. There
is little or no hopes of permanent
cure.
-Alick Gatrum, of Franconia,
Mimi, was run over by the cars a few
miles out of Taylors Falls, on the 18th
inst, and killed. He was drunk and
fell asleep on the track.
"A colony from Ripon, this state,
numbering three hundred, have pack
ed up their effects and gone out to
Montana. 1t won't take long at this
rate before Ripon will be a bowling
wilderness.
The Montello Express says sever
al persons Of that village and vicinity
are troubled with pink eye" which
causes the eyes to become red and in
famed and in some cases the patient
becomes sick.
The legislature his given J. f. Glover per
mission to dam the Tootogatic river to his hearts
content-True Republican
But the Governor vetoed the bill,
and now Mr. Glover no doubt spends
his spare moments in damning that
functionary of the veto power.
This is the way the Prince Arthur
dasly Sentinel puts it:
Fort William is also in the fighting
business.
One set call another set set Of for
gers and perjureIs.
The other set sue for label DANA
ges one million cents.
More or less, probably the latter.
milwaukee, is making a vigorous
effort to capture the State Fair perma-
nently, as Oshkosh has its rival, the
Northern. If the movement is sue
cess, buildings are to be erected at the
Cold Spring driving park, and kind
of co-partnership formed with the In
dustrial Exposition people.
"A respectable widow lady of Stew
ems Point, this state, sued a well-to-do
merchant of that place named Brill,
for defamation of character, laying her
damages at $4,000 The jury, after
four hours of painful deliberation con-
Guided that $1,000 would heal the
wound and brought in a verdict to
that effect.
The cost of the liquor traffic in
the United States is equal to over
thirteen Chicago fires in a year-over
one Chicago fire in a month. The IL
quor traffic therefore, is a confagra-
ton which every year burns up thir-
teen Chicagos, and from forty to fifty
thousand lives, besides burning out the
health and happiness of hundreds of
thousands of men, women and chill
dren.-Exchange.
Friday of last week was a field
day for the hangman. E. F. Small
was hung at Pittsburgh for the muir
der of Nicholas Jacoby. Frank and
Hy. Ramberger, were hanged at Har-
risburg for murder committed last
November. John c. Mccarthy got
his neck broke in lawful manner at
Angelica, n. Y. for the murder of
Patrick Markey in November last.
Jonathan Mayer fell through the
platform for participating in a fendish
murder in 1877. Of course they all
claimed to be innocent and to have
through tickets to heaven-but
they will hardly get there,