Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-11
Miscellaneous Matters.

OnfO VIII TepreScnlltS SchOOl system az
the centennial. ~
Spurgeon is dissatisfied with the, work
done by Moody and Sankey in London
He;says the converts did not Stick.
tbs rumored that Professor Goodwin
Smith will purchase the Toronto. (Ont.)
Mail, and make, it an, advocate of Cana
dian independence. -.
Gov. Kellogg appeals to Congress He
doesn't want that body to seat the demo-
cratic candidate for senator from Louisi-
ana on the MeEnery, certificates.l,red 81
When ;Pere Hyacinth comes toaothis
country he is comingto stsy.o He says he
Is getting tired of the continued warfare
upon him and liberal catholicism waged
III ililli Europe. max sdi o. si39stiircfHs 30 .
Den, MoraFsn and 6 afen eS{ftfiAsa {fRtfiA u AMI pgsl
Centennial Board of finance have aIready
petitioneil Congress for $1,000, 600 in aid
the Centennial. .,ar .e2g 80 ..bnG
By the burning Of hotel near Montre.
al Father Lynch aiid Father Murphy, the
latter the editor of the Montreal True
Witness, and noted lecturer on ,.Infali-
bility," were burned to death: ''''' - 8
At. Chicago juror in the United States
court got curious and 1. went to pumplns a
witness outside of the court room, The
Judge arrested him and filel him $500
and two months imprisonment. ,ouro,, :
MoolyIanl Sankey are drawing better
! .lhlsoasesIat philadelphia than they did at
first.vsF Fhey are working now to get tenn
-perance sentimentIlenough to eatise the
.exelusionlof liquors from the centennial
grounds. .fg tnn nc t.a059s 9ni o! bGf
Ia Theodore 1ilton was breakfastitig at an
Indianapolis hotel, few days ago, when
the proprietor addressed him as Mr..
Beeeher. Triton arose and thundered out,
so that all in the room heard him. II take
that to be aninsult, sir The proprietor
madematters worse when, in apologizing
he said, 81 always do git you two mixed
luprIi YiTsgcTq oili Hofti ees epCi'i-
Miss Catherine Beecher is out with a
letter in which She tells how the scandal
can be settled. After making her .deduc-
tions, she arrives at the final, conclusion
that practically there is no evidence at all
to support the accusations against the
clergyman, and that the accuserand all
circulating his accusations are guilty of
slander9hi9G1 noiaJ oiii 10 5ssisia
{ An emissafy of Tom Scott's approached
Mr.. Kerr, within a day or two to ascer-
tain his views in regard to the Texas Pa
cific railroad, and with an offer of con-
siderable support in a contingency. He
was promptly informed that Mr. Kerr
would make no promises to anyboly, but,
If elected, he would endeavor to organ
ize the House in the interest OF the
country. Now that Kerr is elected let us
see what we shall see. e -i'l sSi4i's' I.
The, Michigan Republican Association
at Washington has elected Senator Chris
tiancy, Hon. George n. Durand, Hon. A.
S. Williams, and Hon. Allen s. Potter,
members of Congress from Michigan,
honorary members of the association, and
elected H. Nelson, 5. s, Beach and Levi
Bacon members. Officers for the ensu-
ing year were then elected as follows :
]. J. Knox. president; D. I, Pierce, vice
president; NJ NE 3, n Howssllh secretary
A. w. Bingham, treasurer. -sp sve,,