The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-06
The New Cabinet.

The new cabinet has now been defn
itely settled upon and the member
sworn in. 1t is composed of the fol
lowing gentlemen:
Secretary of State-John Sherman, o
Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasury-Lyman J
Gage, OF Illinois.
Secretary of War-Russell A. Alger
of Michigan.
Attorney General-Joseph Mckenna
of California.
Postmaster General-James \. Gary
Of MARYLAND.
Secretary of the Navy-John D. Long
Of Massachusetts.
Secretary of Agriculture-James Viii
son, Of Iowa.
Secretary of the Interior-Corneliue
N Bliss, of New York.
The entire state tax of S31 ,50S.53 has
now been paid.
Grover Cleveland vetoed the immi-
grafton bill on Tuesday.
The bill to repeal the State tax ton
mage law has been passed.
Precedent Mckinley says lynching
must cease, and we trust Judge Lynch
will take the hint and get off the land.
The Pardon board bill has been
killed, also Mr.. Agents Struck jury law.
The Bill Strangulation committee would
seem to be handy with the ak.
1t seems to us that the city council
arc long time arriving at an under
standing about what to do with the
disabled "Charles n. O'Hare," but
a salary grab is soon arranged.
President Mckinley endorses the
arbitration treaty, wants no wars Of con-
quest, and believes Uncle Sam should
attend strictly to his own business. Well
she is a good wife who keeps her own
lhouse in order.
By q judgment rendered in his
favor in suit against R. c. Jefferson, of
St Paul, for s23, 100, Ira:W. Burnhans,
president of the West Superior Bank,
will be enabled to pay the bank the
5000 he owes it, and thus make things
pleasant for the depositors, and leave
something for the stockholders as we'll
A subscriber asked the origin of the
phrase, He isn't in it" II was first
used by an editor who died and went
TO heaven and looked around tor a man
who took his paper for three years and
then left it at the postofiice marked
refused" and "he wasn't in it,
Valley Times.
Nomination papers are in circula-
ton here putting up Justice r. d. Mar
shall "a a candidate from the Supreme
court bench. The unexpired term which
Judge Marshall WAS nominated by Gov.
Ipham TO fill expires this spring and
the papers in circulation call on him to
run on a non-partisan ticket
The North American Review for
March contains timely and elaborate
article on The Famine in India" from
the pen of Sir Edwin Arnold. The thor
ough and long familiarity of Sir Edwin
with East Indian affairs and customs
renders him a high authority upon this
important subject. and its various as
poets are described in most graphic
and sympathetic style.
The present agitation concerning
trusts gives additional interest to a con-
trlbution by V. III. Lock wood, in the
North American Review for March, en-
porations." Two carefully prepared
methods are advocated bv Mr.. Lock
wood to prevent the acknowledgement
of corporations and to secure the rights
of small shareholders, while the entire
ground Of the duties and liabilities 81
directors and officers is succlnctly gone
over.
As long as jim Hill has single eve
to the advancement of the twin inland
cities he is to the inhabitants of those
places the white haired boy" but the
moment he proposes TO do ANYTHING
likely to benefit Superior and Dulutl
he is likened 10 Judas. jim is a prac.
tical, common-sense man, however anC
his common sense teaches him that tie
cheapest route to the seaboard for the
surplus products of the west is by wa,
of Superior and the great lakes, and nc
amount of abuse from the press of Min
neapolis or st. Paul can make him think
otherwise. By-thehve. living ia an in
land town appears 10 make some people
very selfish.
:" Don't expect prosperity 10 come
back with jump" says the Chicago
Times Herald I'VE went" saws the
Kansas CITY Times. If she enters with
glide, S-o'ciock-in-the-m mountaineering
ger, If she moseys in on one leg: nav, i
she even sashays forward on her sur
eingle. or waltzes gently forward on heI
ears, well welcome her and brush of
the best seat in the house for her to 81
IN. 1t don't make one diff of bltteranct
how she comes, but the whcnness of hel
coming is il matter of much interest
She arrived in Washington. ID. c.. OF
Thursday last, and soon we Will hear
tue hum of the mill wheels and the
music of the saw aud hammer through
out the land.