Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-04

bouncing his fatIef-in-law.
Considerable vcnisooh IS oemIns In 1t
Big Rapids, and can Sc 6oughs chssp.
One day last week Miss Alta Lewis Of
Unadilla, husksd sixty three bushels of
corn. s- 4it
The Litchfield Gazette nomluates til
Hon. E. d. Grosvenor, of Jonesvirlc, for
governor.
The Houghton Gasstss sdss that The
laboring men of Lake Superior owe the
merchants $2,OOO,O00.
The Grand Haven elevator Is finished
and ready for use IT. height, including
tower, Is los feet; its capacity 10000
bushels. ss8 e-ss.ss
AT Ypsilanti. Friday morning, the
house occupied by s. w. Beach and owned
by s. Y: Dentoh was partly burned. De-
fective chimney. @
The rifle company's armory st East
Saginaw was burned Tuesday morning
with all the uniforms anil fixtures. Loss
$4,000, insurance $1,000.
George Forrest, of Bay City, convicted
of disfiguring his wife's face by pouring
acid over it, has been sentenced to ten
years iii the state prison.
Bishop McCoskry of Detroit; has been
appointed to preside dt the consecration
of DIR: McIaren; bishop Of Illinois, the
first week in December: s-.r
The venerable DIR. fapI;pah; the first
president of the University of Michigan
signifies his intention of being present at
Commencement next June.
Levi Bacon, of Pontiac, has been app
| pointed clerk in the private Office Of Sec:
retary Chandler. at salary OF 81 800 per
annum, and has accepted the appoint
ment.
| JIM. Gordon;. one Of the most promi,
nent citizens Of Milskegon, was stabbed
seriously, perhaps fatally, by logger Of
Big Rapids named Macomber: The lat
ter is in Jail.
A stock company, for the manufacture
of wooden bowls, has been organized at
Victory, Mason county. Most of the ma
chinery is in place, and the factory will
soon be Stated.
A force pf police surrounded house
four miles from Grand Rapids few
nights since, and captured two thieves
named Garta and Sharp, and & afargd
quantity of stolen goods.
The National Stave Company's mill at
Port Huron, was burned on Wednesday
morning about 1 O'CLOCK. 4 made big
quick blaze; loss 100000, insurance $35,-
600. Cause of fire unknown. ar',lc
While hunting in Sherman township,
Newaygo county, few days since, Mr..
Hibbs was killed by the accidental DIS
charge of his gun. The body was taken
to his home in Hillsdale county.
The Alden Fruit Preserving Company.
whose establishment at Niles was burned
Thursday morning, with probably ,ts::
build at Cassopolis, as that village offers
greater inducements than Niles.
The Jackson Patriot says that Jamss
Elliott Of Napoleon raised 300 bshel1of
corn on one acre of land. He also had
an immense crop of potatoes, some of
which he is going to take to the centen-
NAL: ~.8os. f
VIM. r. Morrison, who has served as
Assistant Treasurer of the Chicago and
Michigan Lake Shore Railroad since fes
commencement, has resigned. He viii
engage in the insurance business at
Grand Rapids. a leels 5sAsi 5A s1sar
A bold robbery was committed at the
First National bank of MBhfoe on Tues
day. The burglars obtained $4,000 out
side of special deposits. II, Durrell, the
watchmar, WAS bound and gagged, and
the vault wgs blown open.
At Grand Rapids the city Offices of the
Lake Shore. and Michigan Southern,
Grand Rapids apd. Indiana, and Chicago
and Michigan Lake Shore roads hare
been consolidated, and George w. Mun-
son has been appointed ticket agent -
There is marked increase in the
sfeight business on the Detroit and Mil
waukee road from Milwaukee east. last
year, from November to November IL.
1,753 tons were carried; this year the bus
iness during the same period has amounts
ed to 4,573 tons. s4s
The Manistee Times says that some
Indians have discovered thE BODY of d
man obout twenty-five miles from that
city, near bridge, nearly naked, with
blood around it. Large limbs Of trees
lay broken near by. There wassnsoo 10 means
of Identifying it. 9alisb
a boy aged IA, son son II B. j. Nserka Of
Laketown, 5Allegan lconaty, WIS left In
charge of the house while lis parents
went to church last Sunday, but went
into the woods, and while climbing tree.
fell and broke his leg above the knee. lie
was not found until evening, when he
was nearly dead with pain and cold.
The Adrian Times Of the 10th has tlrS
following: ''Since that promising pupif
shot his hand off and ruined blackboard
with his little revolver, the Coldwater
school board have struck blow at thu
fundamental principles of American lih-
erty by forbidding the boys to carry arms: