The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-02
We find this in the Telegram o
Wednesday:

~ ~ - ipD tIlt people. W IL
ness, for instance the Captain Barker
job by which the people were beat ont
OF some S26, 600, and the South Superior
Bank job by which the city and schools
viii be beat out of $4,000. and a sfiII
larger job now Oh Tor refuu 3ingthe ely
debt 1t makes Us Very weary to read
such gush III such a paper.
/ Thomas \ Janvier's enliyeninc
contributions to the history of the col
I onlal period are continued in the Feb
ruary Harper's by paper on New
/ York Privateers. :" The Dragging, pirati
cal, throat-cutting New Workers Of the
! eighteenth century were an interesting
unpleasant, lot and Mr.. Janyier does
not concede that they We're unpleasant.
lie even declares that it is irnpossible
Tor HIM Ito have for them any other
4 feeling than warm kindness that flows
IN part from envy Of their doings, and
IN part from downright gladness that
( such audaclous rashhngs had the chance
to fight their lives out in tueir strong
own way" Mr.. Jauviers picturesque
! history Is illustrated By Howard Pyle.
| As the spring election draws near.
1t Is said the outgoing aldermen are be-
/ commlng very restless in their chairs
something like the small boy who has
/ been having a private caucus with his
father out III the woodshed And it is
also said that they are now very sorry
they voted the adoption of the tariff
schedule prepared by the committee on
retrenchment, and that they are prom
lSlng-lf the people will re-elect them
to restore the old rates and number of
places, or even to increase the same-if
their ward hcelers deem it necessary.
Let the people keep an eye on these
ant-tO-be-returned aldermen.
Mr.. Frank Ostrandpr has finally
secured place on the board Of State
Normal School regents His nominal
ton was confirmed last Wednesday.
Now what is he going to do with that
Superior Normal school the $4,000
bonus and the two costly sites the city
and county have provided for the build
Inc? If Mr.. OstraEder has any regard
for tha ,i.b.. of ina ,,,l, ia IAN
h,va ,t,ot -, o4o rot,,r.,al - ~. III.
and the deeds to the sites returned to
their respective owners. The people
do not wish to buy normal schools at
the prices NOW asked for tr,n,n
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shot in this state Uavira darid.d to
die he wont into larI, ro,,, If =
Tower avenue s,In,p I,.. W.d,a-lar
ana with no one ia Interfere took what
h. called deliberate. aim ,t ri,usaIf and
fred tbraa shot. onJ n,,arova,, .oilal
his cIot.,ipr lie seems to ~. . taiIn,.
both IT Iyjnr and divine. The na,Ire
nudge sent him 10 the c,uutv ,aiI lone
nnorrl, 10 oct .ohprpi ma Iitti. and a
s+eadiar hand
ment Company, mas returned from a
rip to their Montana gold mines and
brings back very cheering news. He
says they have one stamp mil in opcr-
alton and Will put up another one along
side OF it Just a, soon as it can lie ct on
the ground. An assay OF new quartz
recently uncovered showed 500 of gold
to the ton, 80 that making very large
allowances for small and extra fine
specimens, TINS new lead would seem
to be a rich find
Rev. y. Is. Cheney, for some years
pastor OF the Cumming avenue Baptist
church, lett the city Yesterday for
Racine, in this state. where he will
have the passionate OF the First BAPTIST
church Of that city. Mr.. Cheney Is
good preacher and mighty lively
A. +. \. politician, and he will be
greatly missed in our city election next
spring. May his political heart change,
and his labors for the Master produce
an abundant harvest, is the earnest
. desire of the TINES.
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Slow on the \1t,monte bin. and not pass
i rfgbt avav Tn. senate roru,it.rr
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,..L,:o, pnt ror...+ hama NJ MN.
s,r,a,,or. .,,. tLa ,Itononta scheme i
III rirht AMI t.Io.,r,,.b.d Corcross-
ma, TIauren 70 rrt,nr tLrourh. We
are of the opinion, however, that Mr..
. Mills advice, Is the correct one tor VI r.