The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-11

Grne Nortberner.
Paw Paw, MICHIGAN, April IL, 1878.
Ioral Department.
CEEN in another column, advertiser ent
CLL about Iowa aud Nebraska Lands
WASTED.-A sober and industrious printer
wanted Immediately at this office.
Tecumseh has exported by express 2l0, 900
pounds OF poultry SINCE November.
THE Bay CITY Herald is to be reduced in size
and will henceforh appear as a semi-weekly.
There are 10 hemlock extract factories either
in operation or in course OF construction
in this State.
As Wig to press the case of Wildey VS..
School District No. l, of Paw Paw and Ant
werp, is IN progress OF trial.
The Supreme Count commenced it, April
term, at Detroit, on Monday last, with 1913
cases on its Calendar.
Louisville has sixteen candidates for the
gallows, confined in her Jail, awaiting trial
for murders. She is formidable i.val to New
Work. IN ha mn ttara Of mundane
The weather has moderated so in St. Paul
that the men now take off their boots when
they go to bed, and the hotel cooks make buck
wheat cakes with their furs off.
GREAT havoc among the bees throughout
the State is reported. by reason of the severe
cold weather Of the past winter, IN any swarms
having been frozen to death.
FROM the Niles Republican we lealn that
Thomas l.. Stevens, Jr., has returned from
Philadelphia where he recently graduated
from the College OF Pharmacy.
The Office OF dogklll pays better than any
Office in st. LOUIS. Last year the city dog
killer snuffed out the hight Of 5000 cannes
and pocketed theref or the snus compe-
tence Of 100000
ANY body IN want of good crockery should
not fail to call on L. f. Dodge. as he keeps a
full stock Of the best quality Of crockery glass
ware. lamps, ETC., constantly on hand, and at
prices which we are sure will satisfy all.
JACKSON March 9.-E. J. Wood lawyer
of Goshen, Ind. shot himself at the Hlbbard
House, this morning. While labourlDg under
illness and arrangement occasloned by liquor.
He is said to have been a prominent lawyer
Of northern Indiana and during the war Colo
mel of the 49th Indiana regiment.
A Fairfield mother learned of her daughters
contemplated elopement, and on the night ap-
pointed for the flight she put some laudanum
IN the girls tea. The latter fell asleep and
did not wake up until morning, and in the
meantime Romeo got tired OF waiting and
went home disSusted He goes with another
girl now.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS account as Arbitra-
tor for the United States at the Geneva Iribu-
nal was closed the other day at Washington,
be receiving 500, 500 in gold for just one years
service. He was allowed the same pay per
annum that he received as Minister to Eng
land. with the additional sum OF $4,000 Tor
travelling expenses.
Vice President Wilson called at the Treasury
DEPARTMENT in Washington on Saturday last
and gave Secretary Richardson an order on
the Secretary of the Senate for his additional
back pay, amounting to S4,44S, which he deslr-
ed should be returned into the Treasury, and
if possible applied to the extin9uishment OF
the National debt.
ON the salary steal we find that Congressman
!. q. Sutherland and VIM. L. Stoughton voted
five thousand dollars into their own pockets as
back pay While Congressman Austin Blair,
O. d. Conger. Wilder ID. Foster and Henry
Waldron voted against the measure. Both
Senators Chandler and Ferry voted against the
steal. So Michigan had but two Black Sheep
IN the flock.
TuE MILWAUKEE, MoNrHLY.-The April num-
beroR this popular Magazine is charming one.
It's fine new cover gives it an attractive APP
pearance in keeping with its excellent table OF
contents.
lovely Writer'S should make note OF tho
fact that the publisher ID offering fifty dol
lara for the best short story. send stand
for a specimen CODY to T. j. Gilmore Nil
waukee Wis,
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Some miscreant fred a shot from revolver
through the window of the residence OF Al
bert Harrison. some two miles west OF this
village, on Thursday evening last. The ball
passed through the window within foot OF
n Young man living with Mr.. HARRISON and
was found upon the floor after. On going to
the door another snot was fired, but dlligent
search failed to find any trace Of the william.
Who he was or what his motive could have
been 1emains a mystery. bet TriJ.
Yesterday afternoon as the procession fol-
lowing the remains Of Mr., Levi Baker to their
last resting place was crossing Nyman's mills
dam, a horse driven by Mr.. Taylor and
wife, who live near Lawrence suddenly back