The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-28
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THERE are now forty thousand
| Cinnamon in San Francisco, ten thou
sand OF whom live outside OF China
town. The majority of them are well
armed and prepared for attacks.
The Laramie Boomerang calls at
tention to the fact that the reserva-
| tion Indians leave their reservation
and slaughter droves Of wild game by
driving the animals intO pockets.
A PLOMB-COLORED satin poke is COW
cred with a network OF plOmb beads.
The trimming consists of loops of
scarlet and plomb ribbon. Thestrings
are also OF plomb ribbon.
PHILADELPHIA merchants are dis
cussing the project OF having stationed
at the port training ship for boys,
conducted as Is the St Mary's at New
York.
FRIsE or boucIe woods are utilized
for the borders OF skirts, the collars,
cuffs and pockets of tailor-made cloth
/ dresses, and for the trimmings Of
Jackets, newmarkets and ulsters.
FIVE mounted police were met at
! Martil, a suburb OF Guanajuato, Mex,
by a band Of desperadoes who, after
taking away their horses and strip
ping them of their clothing sent them
back to the city naked.
An Oregon woman recently killed
large buck with a scythe blade. The
animal was chased into her orchard
by dogs, and seeing her opportunity,
she went out and attacked him with
the weapon first at hand.
THE colored people OF q Kansas
town began a 'protracted meeting" in
August, 1884, which has continued
ever since without losing a night. Nor
is there any immediate prospect OF
cessation.
THE Fredericksburg Na.) Star says:
Frank Blair, the blatherskite, having
denied that he ever said Honor won't
buy a breakfast, twenty-five repu-
table residents of Tazewell County
come out in q card and say ne did say
it.
THE average time OF attending
school in this city Is less than three
years, and it would seem as though
this brief period should be devoted to
acquiring knowledge that viii be use
ful in the struggle ior existence
Chicago Times.
THE Ukiah (Cal) Press Is RESPONSE
BILE for the statement that at the re-
cent meeting OF the synod OF the
Pacific it was said to be q fact that
no young man born and raised in Cali
fornia had vet devoted himself to the
gospel ministry.
A TRAMP printer to whom the editor
OF the Northeast Md. Star gave %
cents two years ago acknowledged the
kindness lest week by an editorial on
Maryland hospitality in prosperous
Minnesota paper OF which he Is now
the editor and proprietor.
NINE persons out OF ten would say
that the actual cOlors of gold and silver
were yellow and white Let these
nine persons try to match these cOlOrs
and they will be surprised to find that
drab silk matches gold and gray silver.
Allentown PENN Register.
THE Rev !. NJ. Hartzell, Of Spring
town, Bucks County, a German Re-
formed minister, was recently dis
missed from his pastoral labOrs for
''fanaticism and Methodism.' He
will take an appeal to the general
synod.-AHeHtOwH (Pa.) Register.
How many persons know that when
they speak OF a lumber room they are
alluding not to odd bits OF timber, but
to the LOmbards, or original pawn
brokers, whose apartments filled with
miscellaneous pledges, gave sanction
to the use of this term.-BOstOH Post.
PALATKA is a nice place for young
men to 20 to- Two-thirds OF the
wealth OF the town is to be inherited
by young girls with orange groves.
Their fathers have no sons and no
poor relatives These groves will
average an income OF $40, 900 clear of
all expenses.
SINCE one Of the Lowell corpora
tions made it optional with their en-
plOyes to receive their pay weekly or
monthly, the number asking for week
ly payment has been only q small
proportion OF the list of workers, and
has steadily diminished since the first
month-Lawrcnce (Mass.) american.
Now that indelble ink is to be had
in many different colOrs, very charm
ing effects may Reproduced by its use.
Linen d'oyleys, scarfs, cushion covers
and, indeed, all articles suitable for
painting, may have cOlOred designs
which have the beauty OF water col
ors with the additional advantage
that when the the things become
soiled they may be cleansed.
a SCHOOL teacher in Connecticut re-
Gently whipped one OF the children un-
der her charge because the child had
eaten onions for dinner. Thecommlt-
tee in charge OF the school instantly
dismissed the offending teacher. They
were quite right. She might Just as
well deny the right OF the Connecticut
farmers to grow onions as the right OF
Connecticut children to eat that most
wholesome Of vegetabes.-NeW York
Ledger.
THE state OF Connecticut has II
bronze field guns, and u Founders,
nine Of which are in the arsenal, four
in New Haven and two each IN Gull
ford and BranfOrd. The Hartford
COurant, however, detraCts from this
splendid summary by saying quite a
number OF them are thought to be IN
an unsafe condition, and it allowed to
be used accidents are possible to Oc-
cur, either by premature discharge or
bursting.
A BUTCHER is lying seriously i'll in a
London hospital, lamenting the indis-
Greet curiosity which led him to test
the genuineness of a awarlike Zulu. The
savage was performing IN a show at
a fair, and the butcher, suspecting
that the man was painted, touched his
wetted finger to the back OF the Zulu.
The experiment was not IN itself CON
elusive, for the maddened waIfict
rushed at the man who had insulted
him and plunged his assegai full IN his
face. The butcher will lose an eye.
WHEN a bowling mob OF villaes
roughs burst into the Office OF a radical
prohibition sheet in a little Arkansas
town the other day, it looked az
though the venerable editor, who sat
unmoved at his desk, would have to