Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-02
PAPERS, MEN AND THINGS.

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Jesse James, one of the famous out
laws of that name, has been killed in
Kentucky.
The new mayor of Nashville, Tenn, is
Republican, and his name 1t is Thos.
A. Kercheval.
Twelve inches of snow fell at River du
Loup, near Quebec, Canada. on Saturday,
September 18th.
Conductor j. B. Farwell was killed at
Winthrop, Missouri, Saturday last, by an
accident to the train.
General Burt has been removed from
the Postoffice at Boston and E. S.. Toby
appointed in his place.
Father p. Bede O'Connor, vicar gen.
eral of the diocese of Vincennes, died at
Terre Haute Saturday.
Great Britain is strengthening her fleet
i'm Chinese waters, whether on hostile
thoughts intent is uncertain.
A Cincinnati gourmand killed HIM
self because his teeth were all gone and
he couldn't eat with satisfaction.
The President has accepted Secretary
Delano's resignation. His successor will
most likely be from Pennsylvania.
The English bondholders of the Erie
proposes to President Jewett to issue
extra stock and narrow gauge the road.
G.. ID. Marshall, late cashier of the
Louisville gas works, is published as de-
faulter, to the estimated amount of $780,
900.
Matters are progressing favorably i'm
the settlement of the affairs of the Bank
of California. and early resumption is
looked for. e8
The Pope has appointed Cardinal Nc
Closkey a member of the congregations
on Index, Sacred Rights, and Bishops
and Regulars. 1
Moulton refuses to have nolle enter
ed in the libel suit brought against him
by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and de-
mands trial at once.
At Decatur, Illinois, last week, men
digging wells struck a six foot vein of
black gold-bearing sand and quartz.
There is much excitement.
John Miller, alias Woodruff, secretary
of the Contract and Finance Company.
of San Francisco, is held for embezzlc-
ments aggregating $4,000.
A man may be degraded by accident or
unforeseen circumstances, but he can
never be made great without following
some steady plan of improvement.
The hottest newspaper fight i'm Ohio,
just now, lis between two Democratic
'breihering"-the editors of the DAYTON
Democrat and Dayton sHerald and Em-
pire. @
POstmaster-G General Jewell has sent
congratulatory kilograms to Thomas A.
Scott, and VIM. H. Vanderbilt, on the
success of the fast mail trains over their
respective roads.
Applications from manufacturers are
being received almost daily by the secre-
tary of the Board of Centennial Mama
gers of this State, for space at the forth
coming exhibition at Philadelphia.
Prof. Estabrook, of the State Normal
School, who was lately reported recov-
ering from an attack of typhoid fever,
has suffered a relapse, and is lying dam
gerously ill at his homo in Ypsilanti.
Dispatches from the Swedish Arctic
expedition report its arrival at Hammer
fest, Norway. All the officers and men
were well. Important maps and scientif-
ic collections have been made.
Messrs. Moody andiSankey ale TO be-
gin revival meeting, expected to con-
tinue through the winter, at Gilmore's
Garden, New York mot Chicago), No
vember 1st, under the auspices of the
Y. M. C. A.
Three of the buildings of the powder
mills, four miles west of Newburg, KY,
were blown up at nine o'clock Saturday
night Sept. 25th. The cause of the ex-
plosion Is not known. No person was Sc
riously injured.
| A fire at Hamden, Connecticut, Mon
day morning entirely destroyed Clarke's
webbing and tool mandatory and also
his scissors and needle mandatory.
Loss about $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Cause Of the fire unknown.
Prof. Watson, of the Michigan Uni
versity, the American astronomer who
had charge of the mission to Peking to
observe the transit Of Venus, was i'm
Paris on the Sth inst. He spent an even
ing with M. Leverrier, and was present
at one of the sittings of the academy.
The Denver Nclos does not report fe-.
male suffrage as flourishing in Wyomings
There are ten male voters to one female.
Women have disappeared from the jury
box, for there are not more than one
hundred women fit for jury duty. and
the system has been abandoned, not as
failure exactly, but as utterly impracti-
BILE.
The Alabama constitutional conven-
tion has unanimously adopted pream-
BILE recognizing as final ''the established
fact that no secession of any state can
take place from the federal union Thus
is the doctrine, proclaimed from tho
birth of the republican party. now ac-
cepted by the whole people of state
which was quick and hot to resist it by
war.