Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

& Grand Rapids, schools employ over 81
seventy teachers s.yi ., d ao.s =. =
Prof. Buckley of Flint hasa 1a0d6 ses
head cabbage-patch. sr .I,ialv srlssl, . .Fr
Port Sanilac has decided to- ballot to 4,
consider itself ayillage. -ss- II STR .4s
.sTherc-is talk Of narrow ElHee fxii- -
road between Paw Paw and Lawrei1ce.' ~
Ann Arbor has followed the example
of Adrian, and has had q croquet toutna= -
ment. siss.siai wiq9sb orr aesgod9ito -
~ Hot weather is weakening to .'patetIt !
bowels" The Tekonsha Reporter died %
last week. t's'i-''~ 3i'7'ss S.1 sho
The net earnings Of the Grand Hspids -.
and Indiana railroad during the last year. i
were $416, 1850. 1 -.
A Swede named Beeska was struck by IL
lightning at Marquette on the Slst ults 81
and instantly killed.n5 g5sea -. flw 1es7s
Capt. Enos Scott, living near Lyoiis, ar
soldier of the war of 1872, died on, Sun-adi
day last aged l0lyears. bsrs5as slew .saoiie
A new postoffice called Headache has aa
been established on the route between
st. Louis and Midland. 'liiis ssi .3io
c. Van Merwynen, who committed In !,
ccst on his sister at Holland, has been ar,
rested at Kalamazoo. = .''''.
A man at Burr Oak picks up the bones
of animals aud ships them to Phiiadel-
phia. He makes it pay well. Al, ssis.r
One of the coolest events of the season, ,g,,
was the recent marriage of Daniel Janu- ~
ary to Maria Summer. at Kalamazoo. .srsss-g
A lumber-mill belonging to Van Etten.ow
Campbell & Co., Pinconning, was burned tif
Aug. 27.'o' Loss, $4,000; no insurance. nj
VIM. Sagle, young aefonaut attached
to Sill's circus, was drowned on the 4th
inst. near Jackson by descending into a.
mill-pond. -" "''7'f ''s ''''''s si.ii'
The loss i'm Kent county alone, from
the frost of Aug. 2l and p, is estimated
at $5OO,OOO. The cranberry crop is en- /.
tirely destroyed. ' go ''''--' = :.
Prof. Beal, of the Lansing agricultural
college, will exhibit 63 varieties of apples
at the American pomological show next :
week in Chicago. a0ad dob a'R ~ ,s.ii iIl'sl
During continued run Of 20 days and >, >,
nights at the saw mill of Woods & Co.,
lin Port Crescent, not a stop to exceed 30,
minutes was made.
John johnson, ex-treasurer of Dundee
township, is adefaulter of the town funds
to the amount. of $2,52S. He is not worth
that amount himself, and his bondsman
has failed in business.
The new village recently laid out on !,
the line of the Chicago, Saginaw and !,
Canada Railroad in Montcalm county, By.
George O'Donnell, has been christened !,
Vestaburg. Eighty acres of land have !,
been plated. 49,, !. -
The Church of the United Bretheren :
in the Conference ut Caledonia Stations :,
Kent county, passed resolution not to n
admit to membership of that church any ~
person belonging to Masonic or other /!
secret society. l0Esv5b ssii .E4sa.aare1s
Great Sachem William A. Palmer, off,
the Great Council Of Michigan, Inn
proved Order of Red Men, held school 81
of instruction for the lodges Of Central q
Michigan at Jackson on Wednesday 7eyeslif
ming, September 8th.oa Cd s.fiW h3ziEgTgs
The house Of John Griesch at Northdi
Lansing was entered Sunday night by
Elias Hogle, who commenced promisl
eaous pounding Of Che inmates He wasp
arrested Monday or,ia charge of assault p
land battery and fined $15. 81 i,alisiy 'siT
The Ludington Appeal says that on on
Aug. "a the fishermen Of that place
caught 5000 pounds of whitefish in "
pound net about 80 rods from shore and
half mile south of the piers OF that ~
harbor; 20 of the fish weighed IA pounds
u each. ''.' 'sii'''s :
4, Peter Diermyer, a man living in Pal
myra, was arrested Saturday by Sheriff
J Eldredge, charged with brutally whip,
ping his daughter, ayoung Lady some !,
: sixteen years of age. Her screams were
n heard eighty rods of, and it is charged,
that he used heavy club. he gave bail
) Tor his aPpearance.v9z9 gsstiolfs 81 sTs6t
i d. Foster, a farmer near Holland, vent
home one day recently after selling his
wheat, and was counting his moneys,
I when, his little child snatched some of it
land ran off. The father jokingly told d
the child, that the. money, belonged to
! Schiller, the murIefer,i for whom the
sheriff offers $4O0 reward; and going 20
the window, held it out, when the iden-1
tical Schiller appeared and snatched the
money and escaped into the woods IT,
4 lis supposed that he had been Watching
4 the house. l.sA go s-osA 49, - a''i's
Il -s.tls Is IL s-L---.-l,ll = =. g ~ IEn4
! Gov. Jacobs of West Virginia has
: ordered an election to be held on Octo-n
ber 7th to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Pannell. 1'fasEs IN 14s1z
4 The North Carolina Convention met
1 on the 9Th One hundred and seventeen
. members were present. One vacancy
r was created by the death of ex-Governor
3 Graham. Two ballots for president re-
Z suited in Ransom, Independent Demo- q
E crat. receiving So; Dockeray, Republican,
= 80, the two candidates voting scattering.
leaving fhc result undecided. -i''s ,'....s -
800 sl1 -if'sa 80 iiifs .i'oiiseT-a si1s
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