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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28
THE NATIONAL PARK.
Matters About Mackinaw.

Matters About MaclSinaw.
Capt. Bennett has gone to Buffalo on
business.
The Island was unusually quiet the
early part Of the week.
The hotels are not full, but each have
a fair number Of guests.
''Long may she wave." The revenue
steamer Fessenden is lying in port.
The q. S. steamer Michigan is expected
daily on her annual visit to the Island.
The Leviathan went On an excursion
to Cross Village with party of 100 Tues
dag.
Hon. Omer NJ. Conger, Representative
in Congress from Port Huron, spent two
days on the Island this week.
The Island is in a remarkable good
state of health both bodily and morally.
There are but few boarders in the county
jail, and they are growing fat and lazy.
The Marshal made quite haul the
other night of turbulent spirits; among
them were a few Cheboygan people. 1
telieve they paid their fine and departed
in peace.
The United States surveying party,
thirteen in number, have commenced
their work upon the island. 1t is thought
that it will require about six weeks to
complete it.
The officers of the u. S. steamer Fes-
senden gave party on board, at which
many of our citizens were guests. The
boat was very finely fitted up, and very
fine time was enjoyed. Mrs. Conger
acted as hostess.
We have been particularly favored
with visits from u. S. Senators and NJ.
C.'s this summer. If they were not of
such a variety Of professions Of faith, we
might be led to think of a conspiracy or
some other terrible calamity about to oc-
cur in the political world; but a mo-
ment's consideration teaches us there is
no danger-water and oil won't mix.
Senators Ferry, Christiancy and Sher-
man were with us last week. A recep-
| ton was held in their honor at the Mis-
sion House, which was an entire success,
as are all things which originate with
Mrs. E. A. Franks. The excursion
around the Island and to Cheboygan
were also pleasant episodes.
The North Star and Eva English went
to Cheboygan Tuesday morning with
| friends of Rev. A. d. Peret, to attend his
funeral, which was held that day. Father
Peret had been for twenty-nine years q
resident of Mackinaw, and for twenty
two years had been resident pastor of this
Catholic parish. He was held in the
highest esteem by the Catholic and Pro-
testant community of the county. He was
an educated gentleman, a scholarly man
and devoted churchman. 1t is to be
regretted that his remains were not
brought to the Island for interment,
which would undoubtedly have been
done if his friends here had received
timely notice of his death. sMay he
rest in peace"
| NORTHUMBERLAND
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

A THEATRICAL SEAsON.-The Nc
Kean- Campbell Theatrical combination,
which have been spending the summer
at Mackinaw, and giving very pleasing
entertainments at that place twice week,
will start out on their winter tour the
first week in September. They will
make their first stop at this place, play
ing short engagement of three nights,
commencing on Tuesday evening the 7th.
This company, as at present organized,
is strong one in every respect. The
entertainments given by the company at
Mackinaw have given general satisfaction
to the visitors as well as to the residents
of the island. We anticipate some fine
performances
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28
Personal.

W. S.. Humphrey, Esq, took passage
on the st. Joe for Detroit on Thursday.
Hon. Omer D. Conger, member of Con-
gress from Port Huron, stopped few
minutes in town on Tuesday.
G. w. Munson. travelling passenger
agent. of the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Railroad, was in town on Friday. He
reports everything connected with the
road in good condition.
James II. Buchanan, Chas. III. Diehl,
Chas. e. Mould, of Chicago, and Theo.
Rhodes, of Columbus, arrived in town OF
Tuesday, and departed at once for Mullet
Lake for a weeks camping and fishing.
Mr.. Diehl is member Of the local staff
of the Chicago Times
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

BUR GLARY. Saturday night. the hard
ware store of Post & Van Arsdale was
burglarized to a small amount. The
thieves effected an entrance by cutting
the glass out Of the rear window
of the iron room adjoining
the main storeroom. They pried open
the money drawer and took the entire
contents, all small change, which amount
ed to about five dollars. They also tam
pered with the show case, taking four
revOlvers and perhaps some other articles
Of small value. 1t is rather surprising
that once in the store that the thieves did
not take more. So little did they disturb
that when the store was first opened the
loss was not discovered. The work was
evidently that OF green hands, as yet,
there is no clue to the perpetrators.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

LIGHT HOUSE BOAT STOLEN.-A week
ago Sunday, some miscreants stole the
boat belonging to the light house, and
departed probably for a warmer cline.
Although diligent search has been
made the boat has not been heard from.
The boat is twenty feet long, sloop rigg-
ed, and rough decked about four feet
forward. 1t is painted black on the out
side, and brick color on the inside. Any
information concerning the boat will be
thankfully received by the light house
keeper, Mr.. Riggs.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

The WHEAT CROP.-We have taken
some pains to ascertain the amount of
damage done to the wheat crop in this
region by the frequent rains of the past
few weeks. We are enabled to make a
much more favorable report than we an
ticipated. Although few farmers had
their wheat injured quite materially by
the wheat starting to grow standing,
many have been able to secure their crop
with very little if any damage. The
very warm and pleasant weather of the
last few days will enable farmers who
have not already done so, TO secure their
crop without further damage.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28
The Public Work at the sault.


No one except those who have visited
Sault st. Marie, can have a just appre-
citation Of magnitude Or Importance of
the state and government work at that
place. 1t is well known that direct nav
igation into Lake Superior is obstructed
by the rapids in the st. Mary's River at
that point.
About twenty years ago the state built
a canal around the rapids, which at that
time was probably the largest in the
country, and was thought to be of a suffi-
cient capacity to accommodate the COM
merce for all time to come. So rapidly
did this northern country deYelope, that
several years since it failed to accommodate
the nec essities Of ommerce, and govern
ment aid was involved, and work was
commenced upon canal Of much greater
capacity. Upon this work being rap
idly pushed forward in the most substan-
tial manner by the engineers in charge,
Major Noble, who is thoroughly con-
versent with every detail of the busines
The short visit paid by the manager Of
| this paper at the time of the late Marine
City excursion. gave no time for thorough
investigation or to give the public cor
rect idea ofthis enterprise, or of the bus
iness of the canal already in operation
This is under the superintendency 81
Capt. Frank Gorton, who is emphaticly
the right man in the right place. To this
gentleman we are under obligations for
favors rendered in giving facilities for an
examination of matters of interest. We
hope soon to give detailed account OF
this important work.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

The YACHT ORIoLE.-This beautiful
craft called at this port Thursday on its
return trip from Chicago. Uponinvitation
Of Commodore Campbell we visited the
Oriole and found her to be beautifully
finished and furnished throughout. She
remained in our waters until Friday af-
ternoon, and was visited and admired by
large number of our citizens, who were
received and treated in the most hospita-
BILE manner by the commodore and his
crew.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28
SURVEYING THE NATIONAL PARK

SURVEYING THE NATIONAL PARK
A party of government surveyors went
to Mackinaw on the st. Joe., and intend,
we understand, to make complete sur
vey of the island. This is probably the
commencement of the work contem-
plated by Senator Ferry, looking towards
making the island in reality, what it al
ready is in name. a National Park.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

That dilapidated concern across the
river on Third street called bridge, was
again one day this week, in dangerous
condition. We understand enough
money has been spout in repairing it
during the past few years, to have aided
very materially in building a good sub
stantial bridge, one that would accomo-
date the travel, and not discommode navi-
cation.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

DEPARTED FOR CALIFORNIA
Samuel Leavitt left this place on
day on his way to California, wh
goes Ia hopes of benefting his
Mr.. Leavitt expects to visit hif
Maine, and then go to the
by water, starting either
or New York. We wish
journey ant, renewed r. -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28

ARM BROKEN.-Mrs. Greenwood, who
resides on the east tide of the river, had
her right arm broken Friday morning.
She was engaged in a shed in some duties
about the cow, when the animal turned
suddenly, and in getting out of her way
fell with the above result. Mrs. Gree1i-
wood is the mother of Mrs. Buck, the
teacher in the primary department of our
schools.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-28
TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
The Steamer Comet Struck by the
Manatoba and Goes Down of
Porrisie Island.
Eleven Men Drowned-Names OF
the Saved.
pecial Dispatch to the Northern Tribune.

special Dispatch to the Northern Tri5ane.
SAULT ST. MARIE, August 27.-The
steamer Comet went down Off Porrisie
Island, ten miles above Sault st. Marie,
at $50 last evening. She was struck
midships by the steamer Manatoba, Ca
madam boat. She was loaded with half q
cargo Of silver ore and six hundred tons
of pig iron. The Manatoba sustained no
injury.
tSecond Dispatch-l
SAULT ST. MARIE, August 27-10 A.
M.-The steamer Manatoba, of the Beatty
line, arrived here at o'clock this morn
ing, having run back from White Fish
Point with the crew of the propeller
Comet, sunk last night off Porrisie Island.
The following are the names Of the saved
off the Comet: Frank Digert, of Cleve-
land; Capt. John Gore, of Troy, n. Y;
First Mate Wheaver, of Cleveland; Sec
ond Mate James Rafferty,; Leopold Smith,
wheelsman; John Scott, lookout; Chas.
Connors, Peter Thomas, Murphey and
Handlen, deckhands; also one colored
fireman, name unknown. The names of
the drowned are Babey and Brown, first
and second engineers, and nine others,
names unknown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-04
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Sfn0tcS.

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Spei Sahren pom SusQuebama iberilutbet
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gegeH bat man IN Dem 6luiie weOer eiH
Stetgen nod Gin Salleu beS l80iicrS bemertt.
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Dem 6auie eine8 8ruOers Or. SameS Gbt1tou
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ten SalttniOrer Saufmanns 6rn. @allOmap
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fir oieie Sorltelluug gu iid)eru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-04
Ste tGeberfd),pemm,ttt9 TIT Sit=
SertteSSce.

Cincinnati, 5. Dtdrs.-Gine Spesia1
9epeide melOet bon Snorpae, baB Der Sells
neiieeiluB, pelder ieit Samltas erbeblif gez
fallen mar, iett seltern tpieber be9ounen bat,
gu itetgen. Der beftige 8egen bes 0iontagS
bat ours gieue aQe 3lpeige bes Geunefiee
iibcrflutbet uno peitere @efabr lift porbanben.
Seinabe 3ruei 0rlttel Der Diiiblen in lenem
@ouutp ftnb meggei6memmt uno Sdeuneu,
oduier, @inbdgungen, ioipie sroBe MaHen
Getraibe Serlt6rt rporben. 0ttbter 0fanoolpb
bon @oofe=@ountp ld1abt ben bort angeitifte-
ten Serlnit auf 100000 unb in gang Dit
Senneiise auf mebr ais Mta. Dollars.
Snorpille, Senn., 3. Mdrs. = Ser
| Shaoen, mel9en Die lteberidwemmung in
Oieler @e9enO angerlAtet bat, 1T fart iiber.
| trieben pOrDen.
Die ySirginier Sennefiee- -Sabn" pirb be,
reits morgen Dcnenoet lem, 10 oaB Die Siige
bis Dalton fabren f0nnen; bereits am Sanl=
flag ruirb Die Sabn tpieoer bis Chattanooga
! IN Srbnun9 leir.
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Ser 9rnBe SfanOal.SSroses.

Nfem- 3 IF, 8. Mdr8. : 2lu9 beute
NOR Der @erihtsbof iiberfiiGt. Sdmmtltde
Setbeiligten paren sur Stelle, nit auSnabme
BON 6ran Stlton. Als Sptngtun ben 3eu=
genitano betrat, corrlgirte er 3undfit eine
geitrige 4uSiage SelreiiS Der bon StorrS er.
balteneu @eloluun1e. rponad er sl245 nuo
ni9t $500 fiir bic 4nfnabme Der Sran Gil
ton erhalten bate. &ieien geitriaen @eodd)t=
nibfebler entihulbigte er bamit, bab er nit
ben Sorbereitangen at eiuer HeiIe uad) Gu
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AL Wiuiitz OnlerbatOriulu.
Stals 31eabo0u-C on,erfe.

Sas sebnte 0eabooB Gpnsert ntro Gam:
itna. oen 6. 0tdrS, Nbenos ubr ge9e6en
SSrl. Sennn @usf mno S,r. Gurlamoer.
Srio in F-Dur Gum eriten YiateI Don Uiat6iior
Sanien; @upatiue aus nRobert Der 8eufel" por
Wale) pon @urlduber; ttaGteniides 9ieO; Septet
aus Blur ilr Siollne, Srotte, @eao, @ontrebQB
3ldrirette, Som uuo 3uba BON Seetbouen.
8iaete 70 Gents bel 9osmGn Comp. uno on
@ingau9e 5u babeu.
Die offentttte Brobe fdGt oieie 8od,e Gus.
(54-6) W. $. Noriion' SorIteber.
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Ter lGplHit4nrf4

Stem % crf 8. MdrS. = @elb letter
"a. Se6iel flau II. nieOriger 4.82. Sob
ieit II. lebbaft 114s-115. Die Staten fiir car
rping" tpareu l, II, 1u. 2 BrOs. 8unbess
Sblisationen flau nnO itetis; 'S1er Coupon
119a; '62er Coupon 116f; '64er Coupon
l17t; '65er 119a; neue 118g; '67er 119g
'6Ser 1893; 9teue Siinfsr 1149; 1O!4Oel
Coupon la. 9lftien i6loien hau mn
iteti9; Jteip-Dorf Central 1913, Gre 264
eafe Sbore 73@, SIS. Central 100, Bitts-
burg 90a. gfortb gSeitern 424, prior. 544
Hof=Sslaub 1893.
rlnteridatamts SilanS: @Olb S48, ,220,
500; @ouramt $49.949,95
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iita,tifSe.

gsaibington, 5. O{dr5. = Clarence
gromn, alias Smitb, Der notoriide Steb,
welter Dor einiger :3eit Sol. @aiep, S6wa-
ger bes Prdfpenten, beraubte unO geitern polt
oen @ebeimpolisiiten Sargeant uub @tc@l-
freib perbaftet murbe, mad)te 4bcnoS
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BREEDER wurbe geifloiien nno wirO BON BEN
Stills. gSaroetn Don cling Cling, welfei
beute Otorgen BON yteruzYorf eintraf mad
| einer 3elle Snriidqebrad)t merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-04

SerieD Gttg, gt.s5., 8. Ytdr3. --E(@m
eigeutbiimIlDer JSabriprudl) Die &oronerS=
Surp, meldle ben 6an Oes Patrif Sapage SIT
unteriu6en bate, Der bel Der GoQiiiOn IN oem
@rie.Sunuei am uOri9cu SonnabenOe gct6b=
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oaiielbe 10 erltaunt geweien iein, Dap cr O1e
Sade ben @roB @eiGworeHen po:jult9eH
Qeoeuft.
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2No0eM Sdlatiptelcrint,ett lperol
Ste glnti=WioNoDoI Gompemttou

9arrl8 burg, Ba., 8. DfdrS. = Die
2(ntt Wlonopol= &Onoention lit uon Jfeprdie1.
tonteu aller 2rbeiter=S =Srganiiattonen IN ytetp-
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0alte muroen mcbrere 9lbhanOlungeu iiber
DionopOle uno bersn @eirdlt terleien.
Die @onpention nabm Sei6liiiie on, tueldJe
bic aHuabmc Don @eieten miBbilligen, mel
DE 2lrbcitacber nl9t iiir Die &ompeten3 eineS
sum Otellter apaucirten 2ebrliugs ueraut
mOrtlid) MAIDEN. Serner miro Die anuabme
zines Geetes urgirt, pelfes groBen @orpo.
ratonen perbletet, iiberriebene Raten fir
8ranSpOrttoitea 81 fOroern. Die ,Bbil. II.
9teabtng Sabn Comp" erbdlt Elm WiB.
trauensuotum, neil tie 2eu1e entlailen bat,
uelhe 3u einem arbeiterperein geb0ren; fer
ncr ntrO empfublen, oaB Die @eetgsbung
Elm Gomite ernenne, tpel6es MiBbeaigfeitcn
spiid1eu CAPITAL unb 9lrbpit uuteriudleu ioll .
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9tem . orf, 3. Ntdr5.- Die 3oa=
uobmcn betrugen beute $439,000.
- Der llntcridaemeiiter 5ablte beute ais
Sntcreieu $4,000, fir etn9c3ogene Sbli9a-
tlonen $74, 900 ans.
= Der Dampfer uBommerania" tit Don
6amburg bier ein9etrOfien.
= Der 9ampitr uNeUapa" traf bon 2iper,
pool bier ell.
25oGcm gd,auipteleriuncu ips:oeu.
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iunge 9iGbden, GbHlerinnen Der @tdotells
9tornlali9ule, oertiesen unt Dtonta9e ibre cl=
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9a iie 9tadmittagS ni6t ;uridfebrten, rpur,
ben Die GlterH dn9Itli9 uno iu6ten nad III
nen. @)cgen 2beuo crbielt Der 8ater Der @inen
| eincn Srief ron ieinem S5htertlen, in mel
dem Oaiielbe anfiinOigte, baB eS nit icinel
6reunoin beidioiIen babe, iidl Der Sibne 81
nlpmen unO baB iis 8et0e bic StaOt perIa'
len, nm iid Elm engagement Su ln9en
0ie Sine lit Die Sodter zines BrebigerS
Der 9ater Der gu0creu iit Elm SpirttEoIen
| bGrI0lPr
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Gtuc SS1tIUer=@fptD{spas4

gs a Ter B MN, Conn.,, 2. WldrS. =
Seute fanb in benz Otaga5ine Der oStmcrf.
3iinohiitbeu Comp" cine @rploFon ltatt,
poburd ein 2lrbeitsr, NamenS Ssfar S.
Atmooo, aui Der SteGe getGOtet mn naS Sc
bduoe itarf belhdbigt tpurbe. 0ie 6enItcr
Der benahbarten 6duier murben 5erlhmet=
tnrt
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Gtne 9SaBuiinntge i0Dnctoct ibses.t
S6@terGlcn Sie GebEe o&ard, utso
beneff GeI6isassur0.

Sranflin, N.~o., 3. MarS-6rau
s. u. @larfe i6nitt 5eute ibrem iiiu5itsn
E0dter6en ben Sals ourb unD permnnoete
lid, bann tDbtlid). Oas Stnb fam m03lid)er
gSeiie gerettet lperben. Oie Srau mar eit
einiaen @od]eu mabniinniq.
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SethifntproperSif0t.

Out6 BzS SunctiO ON, N~y, ?. WIdr5.
Serrg, % Sabre alt, peld]er i6On
mebrere 0tonate lang franf tit, hat iid) am
Sonntas arf Der llnfen Seite inter Dem
SerSen Elm Seoermeier in bic Sruit gefoBen
unS 10 lauge nit Der Sanb naA9ebriidt, bis
baS ganSe Meiier init bem Stiel in Der Srnlt
itedte nno nidlts mehr oauOn III lehen mQr.
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Baltimore, OD, 9onnernag 4 Ndr3 1875

Der Ntann ein 3 en der. $. S. SO.
Sbon erfreute iid tets bes beten GufeS unO
mar nod Dor Sur;em moblbabenb. Sod) in
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