The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-01-23

any ODSidCltS III illt way Vi tiit tOH-
summation of such a noble desire.
We hope not.
Senator Teller, Colorado, has been
reelected.
The plague in India keeps increas-
ing, and precautions are being taken 10
prevent its spreading into other coun-
tries.
Senator PETER, of Kansas. will be
succeeded by Vim. A. Harris, popu-
list. This means less whiskers from
Kansas.
TX Congressman VIM. f. Mason has
been elected United States senator for
Illinois. His election is considered a
triumph over the machine" element.
The remains of the late Albert Shell
by Willis, United Safes minister to
Hawaii, have arrived in Louisville, Ky,
where the deceased formerly resided
and where they will be inferred. Mrs
Willis and son accompanied them.
II. c. Wi!mot who was sentenced to
ten months Imprisonment in Kansas,
for bigamv, has been pardoned. Dur
ing his trial it developed that he had
wife in nearly every state in the
Union. The governor probably thinks
he will suffer more at large than in
prison.
Mr.. Freling Foster Of Chicago, is an
active candidate for the position ofpub
lie printer at Washington He has a
fine reputation and a very large sup
port, and seems to be in the lead.
President Mckinley has the appoint
ing, and from tie prominent endorsers
Mr.. Foster has, We shall not be sur
prised nor disappointed if he gets the
appointment.
The Princess de Chimav's warning
to all American girls, telling them to be-
ware OF foreign titles as a glittering de-
fusion, is very touching. Her Ameri-
can sisters might appropriately recipro-
cate with some advice on the subject of
clipping with gipsev fiddiers. There is
no great virtue in jumping from the
frying pan into the fire. boston Her
add
The CuDans are reported to have
captured train in the vicinity Of Ia-
vana last Sunday, hung some Spanish
officers. and robbed the passengers 1t
Is also reported that Gen. Weyler has
broken up number of insurgent camps
and takena number of prisoners during
the last week. We, however, do not
hear any more about the fall Of Santa
Clara reported last week. The battle
was probably a figment of the magma
ton of some cnterprisiug reporter.
James A. Meacham, who has Just
died on his farm in Sharp County, Ark
ansas, was one of the rangers who ac-
companied the commissioner appointed
by the government of the United States
to settle the Indian tribes migrating
from the east to the west of the NlsSis-
sippi in 1882. y company If rangers
was organized at BatesvilIe in 1882 by
Captain Bean for the purpose of max
ing an expedition into the far West.
and Meacham, then man of y wears,
volunteered, together with his brother,
Kit, who was only -. 1t was this ex-
petition that furnished Washington r.
wing with the material for his book, a
Tour on the Prairies.'
The new deer law introduced by
Senator Green into the our legislature
on Wednesday. should accomplish the
objects sought to be accomplished BY
it killing deer in lakes and streams Is
prohibited and made punishable Pur-
suing deer with dogs, accordingto Sena-
tor Green's bill, is to be made NUS
ance, and what is likely TO prove more
ettectual in putting a stop 10 this method
of destroying deer, any man may kill
dogs W hich are actually caught in pur-
suit without mourning any liability or
damages. The deer season Is confined
10 the period between November lst
and 18th. Deer CarcSsses shall not be
exposed for sale except from November
3rd TO 10Th. The local deer hunter is
To pay license of - cents. while the
HUFF tSlNtHl VII pay IbI HIS sport IN
the sum of So, 3 Of which goes 10 the
deputy game warden and the balance 10
the warden.
No factor has been So powerful as
the Protective Tariff in our industrial
development. Protection has stimulated
our manufacturers as nothing else Could
have done. and without the help which
has come from the Protective Tariff
such progress rs we have seen in the
past quarter Of century would have
been impossible of accom- Iishment
within that time. if at all. Had il not
been for protection we would still have
been dependent upon Great Britain.
Germany. France and Belgium for the
bulk Of the manufactured articles which
are matters Of necessity or luxury for
us. Jnquestionablv the Protective svs-
tam has been the most important factor
in our national prosperity. for it has
made Us nation Of producers. and TO
a very large extent independent Of the
competition Of the world. '--Theodore
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u Commerce.