The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-12-18

We want Young hers and pullets on
subscription and will pay good price
Tor them. Good sltters especially wanted.
Hubbard County (Minnesota) Enter
prise.
Tae high price paid for soap bv the
Populist board OF charities in Kansas is
not conclusive of corruption. 1t may be
only Observation-Disclosures CityJournal.
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There Is an effort being made in the
East to form "a sewer-plpe trust" If
1t were out West now, there would be
no need of 1t; they could use ''the news
paper trust. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Madrid advices show that the Span
lsh government doesn't know whether
to slap Weyler into Jail or vote him
pension for his utterances in Cnba.
Inns me butcher doesn't know whether
1t Is distinction or extinction that awaits
hiln.-New York Mail and Express.
Marse Henry Watterson is still play
ing "TheCock O the North" in the
face of the foe.-Memphis Commercial
Appeal (Dem.).
1t isn't at all strange that several of
the riders in the six-day bicycle contest
IN New York became insane They ali
bad wheels to start with.-Times-H Her
aid.
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None of the master plumbers who
Plumbing Commission had lead pipe
clnch" on a diploma, but the Formally
of the examination was as empty as
that of the plumber who fills bill with
Wisconsin.
ss4Sksk
Secretary Alger should remove his
desk to Fort Sheridan, the new head
quarters of the war Department. Du-
lu.h News-Tribune.
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People who have been wont to scott
at the kaiser, and refer to him as hare
Drained young person who exercised no
Judgment in the business of kaisering,
will please notice that he Is exhibiting
wonderful skill III picking out people
that he can lick.-Cleveland Leader.
The New York Press cIaracterizes
the late six day bicycle race rs worse
than the blood sweating of galley slaves;
worse than the bone crushing o, the in
question:" At the end of the fifth day
four riders were forced to leave the
! track because they HAD become insane.
! One of them is still raving maniac,
dangerous to himself and to others and
! under constant restraint. The remain
! ing contestants were abused and ms
! treated as no man would be permitted
/ to deal with a dumb brute. Many OF
! the riders we're dragged. Some OF them
were beaten until they We're Incapable
! of protest And yet the chief Of police
could not see cause to Interfere and
stop the brutality There would seem
to be no law against cruelty TO men IL
! New York.
The Chicago Inter Ocean does not
seem TO approve OF the Canadian auth
/ critics putting duty OF 3 per gallon OH
/ whiskey going into the kioudIke coun-
/ try, as it is taxing miners too high for a
drink they will not do without. If uuI
I government and the Canadian govern
ment bad stopped the flow ,f whiskey
/ into that country there would have been
more provisions brought in, ana con>e-
f. queutiy less distress than there IL likeiy
To be this winter. " hi>kev may be
necessary 10 the miners. but it is very
poor substitute tor pork and beans.
Two rounding propositions were
read at the hast meeting Of the city
council, one from \. Upham x Co, and
the other from Is. Murray Peyton, the
East end banker. They were referred
to thu Relunding committee. / seems
to Us that 1t Is about time that the com
mittee would 30 something towards re-
funding. If they intend 10
Tile DingIev tariff will not be re.
vised during the present session O
congress, much TO the disgust of tariff
thinkers and the satisfaction of those
who believe that a permanent tariff
even though imperfect III some par
tlculars, is what is needed. Importer:
know what 10 do then.