The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-21

ness than any other paper in the
country. The Telegram is evidently
trying to code thdle strikers.
Much against their will the dock
owners and managers have been com
PEELED to send out of the city for men
to do their work, the dock strikers hay
ing refused to go back to work.
The weather record keeper atiirms
that last Wednesday was the hottest
day we have had in Superior since Au-
gust y, 1883. Perhaps so. 1t was hot
enough at least, 100 in the shade.
The Superior Minstrel company
gave one of their grand entertainments
Thursday evening. The company is
composed of local talent and the bows
get up very creditable entertainment.
E. b. Manwaring took his Sunday
school class out TO Pike lake for an air
ing last Monday. Harry Newton went
along to keep track Of the Youngsters.
The party will return some time next
week.
Vice President Howard of the strik-
ers union says it Is the railroad officials
who have been derailing trains, burn
ing cars, merchandise, etc Howard
is another fit subject for the presidents
halter.
-Barnum and Bailey's humbu@ some
times called a circus, will visit Superior
next month. Every striker in town
viii have half dollar for a ticket. even
if he can't buy an ounce of tea for his
hard working wife.
The y. p. 5. c. +. of the First Pres
byterian church, East End, will give a
lawn social at the residence of |. W.
Gates in Central Park tonight, Friday.
All members and friends OF the society
are cordially invited.
The A. r. L. association is now
talking GOV. Altgeld for president.
With such a man in the Presidents
chair they could murder capitalists and
wreck trains to their hearts contentand
have no fears of the army
Last Tuesday was a most disagree
able day. The smoke from the brush
fires was So dense one ConId hardly
breathe while the thermometers we're
away up in the pos 1t was hard dav
especially for any who were sick.
The Great Northern men say they
will not 90 out on a strike They are
under a contract with the company
which cannot be violated without set
ting at defiance all form of contract with
out which neither party would be safe
4 day.
1t is safe to say that - per cent. Of
those who are strikers to-day, will be
asking the county to support them next
winter. The children of strikers must
not be allowed to suffer, but no striker
should ever receive one dollar in public
charity.
1t is reported that the Omaha peo-
pie will move all their car shops. round
houses and other business from Spooner
at an early date. The Spooner people
will then have lots of spare time to
mediate upon strikes, strikers and
their sympathizers.
The council could not muster a
quorum Tuesday night and the few
that did show up, adjourned them
selves until this, Friday, evening. The
council is not very old yet, but it is
making a good O. record for not doing
business on its regular business dates
The strikers of this country all seem
to DE wealthy men. They don't have
to work, but can live in ease and idle
ness, and not only this but pay big sal
aries to a half dozen or more boss of
ficials. 1t is the so-called capitalists who
have to hustle to make both ends meet
these days.
The ladies OF the NJ. f. Aid Society
acting as a committee of the whole, pic
nicked on Wisconsin Point Thursday
They made the beautiful home and
grounds of Mr. and Mrs John A. Bar
don their objective point, and they re
port right royal time notwithstanding
the extreme heat.
Governor Peck has appointed J. W.
Loscy of La Crosse, Archbishop katzer
of Milwaukee, Il. NJ LaFollette Of
Madison, Frederick NJ Layton of Mil
waukee and James Bardon of Suverior
commission 10 select statue of Pere
Marquette to be placed in statuary hall,
in the capitol at Washington.
The Woodward Clothing Company
has a new advertisement in to-day's
TINES. We cannot endorse all Mr..
Woodward says and does politically, but
when he talks clothing, then his head
is perfectly level, and you can bank on
what he says every time. Call and see
the latest styles.
Gambling does not pay so well as
formerly. The Louisiana Lottery is
greatly crippled, and the Monte Carlo
receipts have fallen off two million
francs. Ifthe theivish sport be tabooed
as questionable, the loss would be far
greater. Let public opinion be devel-
oped still more, and protect the victims.
Exchange.
-Debs SAYS he and his followers can
run things west Of the Mississippi and
virtually admits their goose is cooked
east of the big creek. pebs gets sal
airy of $500 year besides the "dona-
lions" for talking that way. A. he Is
the prime mover in the troubles which
have resulted in the murder Of a good
many people, he ought to be hung with
the least possible delay.
4 reception was rendered Nr. and
Mrs. Van Doren and Miss Pearl in the
the parlors Of the Presbyterian church
"Wednesday evening. The Van Dorcn