The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-08

THos. BARDoN, Proprietor.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Editor.
UPERIOR, HIS., SATURDAY. JULY 5, 1882.
The Third annual meeting of the
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Associa-
ion will be held at Oshkosh, August
9Th, 9th and 10th.
Oscar Wilde gave eighty lectures
from which he pocketed $4,000 as his
net profits. What q multitude Of
fools this county does produce.
1t is again reported that the
Grand Trunk and Great Western I
roads of Canada, have for a fact con
solidated. You can believe it or not |
as you see fit.
In the past sixty-two years H.
493,883 foreigners have come to this
country and settled here. The num-
Der that came to the United States in
1881, was 100000.
During a thunder storm at Man
dan, D. T., last Monday, Mr.. Denny,
engineer, was instantly killed, his wife
fatally injured and his house totally
destroyed by lightning.
Crop reports from Kansas where
the harvest is now in progress, says
the wheat yield IS from % to 40 bush
els per acre. Later reports will pro-
badly reduce this estimate about one
third.
Have you had the measles in
your family yet? If not you should
import a few at once, if you would en-
JOY all the blessings Of home life. We
have been having EN- in our family
for the past month. Try some.
The Billings Herald is the name
ii a new paper just started at Billings
Montana, by Bromley & Devine, num-
Der one having reached our sanctum
few days ago. 1t is a well gotten
up paper, and we wish it success.
PORTLAND, Or-By the official can
vass maiorities for congress of George
is 8, 365; for Governor Moody is 1925;
Supreme Judge Laird, ,491 Secretary
of State Earhart, 2,516; Treasurer
Herseh, 2,715; Superintendent of In
struction McEhoy, 3, i43; State Print
or Byers, 2,429.
The Malley boys who undoubted-
ly first seduced and then murdered
Jenny Cramer, have been acquitted.
If lynch law is at any time justitya-
bic, here is an instance where it might
be used to the good Of society. But
the Afuffeys are rich and Jenny Cram
er was poor, hence the acquittal.
Without discussing the murder
issue in the Guiteau case, we are OF
the opinion that in hanging he receiv-
ed no more than his just dues for
writing and reading his so-called pray
er and poem. And we think the coun-
try would have have been just as pros
porous and happy if his spiritual and
legal advisors, Hick and Read, had
gone to glory" in his company.
The steamer Scotia, with 500 pas
sengers, excursionists, collided with
the John Tomas last Wednesday even
ing, near Mingo Junction, Ohio The
Scotia went down in about fifteen feet
Of water. The first reports gave the
LIST of lost and at one hundred, but
the fatality was not nearly so great as
that, the actual loss being about TWEEN
ty-five.
Acting President Conkling has
vetoed the Deuster immigration bill
In other words he goes to Presiden
Arthur as warm political and per
sonal friend, and as the attorney fol
the steamship company, and has NJ
trouble in inducing our accidental
president to veto the bill. Conkling
furnishes the brains Of the present adj
ministration while Arthur does The
clerical work.
You would not have guessed II
would you? The Official report" tell
ing us how much water is used in differ
cut cities Of the United States anC
Great Britain, per person, says tn,
people of Washington is ahead Of an,
others in this country, and use IL
gallons. Even the average Chicago
ian mikes in IA gallons of water will
his other liquids, during the year. Il
Great britain the people Of Glasgow
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