The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Saturday, May 8, 1897.
What did Grover Cleveland ever do
to the West end morning luminsfy. 1t
should let him dsh in peace.


After months consumed in discuss
ing and amending the arbitration treaty
it failed to receive the necessary two
thirds vote.
Gems. Miles and Porter have left for
Europe, the former to Greece to observe
the military operations, and the latter
to Paris rs American ambassador.
Another insurgent leader, Charles
Aguirre, has been killed. according to
Spanish reports. At the rate they are
being killed off the wonder is that there
are any leaders left.
The action of the senate finance
committee in striking out of the tariff
bill the clause exempting Hawaiian i'm
ports from the importations of the act,
does not find favor with Hawiians.
The English papers refer in bitter
terms to the rejection of the arbitration
treaty, but believe that its principle,
like the soul of John Brown. goes
marching on" We are afraid that It
will be long march.
"A real airship is on exhibition at
the Nashville centennial. 1t is forty
six feet long and 20 feet in diameter.
1t moved off in perfect order and passed
out of sight in few minutes. How,
now, you doubling Thomases?
"A fire in Paris on Tuesday resulted
IN the death of 140 people, among the
number being the sister Of the Empress
Of Austria and scores of the leading
ladies of Paris. 1t occurred in a tempo
rary wooden structure in which was
being held charitable bazaar.
We extend to the Duluth Herald
and trust it will soon rise phoenix like
from its ashes We are always sorry to
hear of misfortune overtaking news
paper, as the struggle to keep atloat UNI
der ordinary circumstances is hard
enough.
IL had some faith in the fighting
qualities of the Greeks" said the MEM
bar of the legislature, until their RI
Superior Leader.
They would probably have taken the
passes with them if they could have
done SO, like our legislators did.
A German farmer living east of
this city, came into town one day last
week and i'll response to the inquiry Of
fri nd 20 hn, h, oil
said: "Mine vrend. brosberidy vas
here for sure, now, for mine old zow
she make seventeen leetle bigs. and the
whole beeziness is alive. Washington
News Letter.
The engagement 10 announced of
Col. Pabst, recently divorced from
Margaret Mather, to Miss Hilda Lemp,
of st. Louis. Miss Lemp is the dau.h
ter of one Of the wealthiest brewers in
the world, and Mr.. Pabst has fortune
in his family which is second to no
browor in the world. Tho tho bocr
interests will be strengthened by this
combination of capital.
The Pattison Police commission
went over to Duluth on Thursday to
witness the annual inspection of the
fire department of that city. They were
looking for pointers on how fire de-
partment should be run. The Stark
weather commission would seem to be
content to share the honors and none
of the duties of office. Perhaps they
81, al. fo1l 10
because 1t contains a pope.
Lou fainter, of Menominee, has
been elected president of the Northern
Wisconsin Fair association over Mr..
Agen by vote of % to %. This is the
measure of Mr.. Agen's reward for the
prominent part Ire took in the organIza-
ton of the association and his efforts at
Madison to further its interests. In
this connection we have another proof
of the saying THE FIRST shsH be hast
and the last shall be first.
Now is the time when the little boy
rusheth to the barber shop and getteth
his hair clipped close to his bumps and
cometh home with a satisfied express
sion on his countenance, and the mos.
quito seeth his hairless pate and light.
eth upon it and inserteth bis beak into
the exposed parts, causing a tickling
sensation and much longing for fresi
coating of hair And the little DO,
leateth his head and saith things I'M
fit for mosquitoes to hear, and wonder
eth why the critters we've made any how
Elk.
-Ex- President Spaulding, of the de
funct Globe Savings bank, not BEN!
able to furnish bonds amounting in al
To about $500 600 for his appearance IL
court when required, has been forcet
TO linger in Jail. " hat a change for thi
aristocratic bank robber from baskin,
in the $500 900 smile" OF Miss Iryln,
and reclining upon upholstered furni
nlture to the broad grin of the turnke'
and homely prison fare. The way o
the bank -robber would seem to be get
ting harder every dav. Such indignitie
must be very distressing.
The editor of the Review OF Review
declares that the charter of the Create
New York. rs passed by the Legisls
ture, is "a practical impossibility. 1T
object purports TO be transfer to Ne,
York of municipal business which Ina
heretofore been done by the state lesis
lature at Albany. But Immediate
after passing the charter. the stat
legislature took up and proceeded t
indorse several enormous jobs. erect
ing special commissions of politician
named in the bills,-one to carry ont
boulevard system in the upper part {
New York, and another 30 control
great trunk sewer scheme in the me-
northern district of the city The char
ter definitely provides for the carryiR
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