Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-11
CONDENSED NEWS.

IN progress.
Fifty-five Hungarian: villages are en-
tirely submerged. '
The New jersey Republican state con-
vention is Called for May 17th.
The Sovereigns of Industry are about
forming state campsin Ohio. 81
The Republican State Convention of
New Jersey is called for May II.
The Democratic caucus still stands di-
vided on the question OF finance.
The Rhode Island Republican state
will be held March 23d.
The New York Greenback men meet
in convention at Syracuse, March 10th.
Gen. Sheridan advocates the establish
ment of two forts in the Black Hills coun-
try. ~ )rI
The next step in Spanish affairs is to
send $4,000 men to quellsthe. Cuban inn
DrOgllo. .ytiEfirRE a9f,LiIY $40
A force of cavalry and infantry has left
Fort Fetterman to operate against the
Sioux. H""aa r ''i''at' 80 - s'ii1''t
Portugal has got a ship-load of Cen
tennial contributions ready for transport
tation.aT q; auL'iisaao1 aAfffT 9Fr
The warm sunshine is Matching out
millions OF young grasshoppers in Min
nesOta.
! What was left of the Geneva award ia
to be divided up among. the insurance
companies. 1Hoif9z1 7fif 81 etfaiG adI
The Mill River, Mass, disaster relief
committee have expended $4,000, and it
only cost $40 to do it.
+ The arrival in London of Mr.. Dear
born, who is to be WinslOw's escort back
to his native land is announced. Or
Indiana school teachers will be taken
to the Centennial, kept there five days,
and returned, for 49,, each. lYFq hr. s7oo
I The Khedive has promised to send
some mummies to, the Centennial. Mark
Twain hopes they will be fresh ones.
( Crook and Custar are each at the head
of an Indian expedition, and Sitting Bull
and his followers may expect trouble.ro
Augustine r. Mcdonald, :icotton swim
dler to the tune Of 100000 has been
pulled by the Government at New
York. ,...f -, i..,..,.-,-..f .-.l...
Eighteen thousand dollars were paid
for the privilege of, selling cigars and
tobacco on the. Centennial Exhibition
grounds. $50 p hoiG et.i l@i .a4E
1t is said that Bowen, in his exit from
Pastor Halliday 5 parlor on that eventual
Wednesday night, made the fastest time
on record.
Col. Gordon, the African explorer, has
been Obliged to return 70 Egypt from the
interior on account of insuperable obsta-
lcies epcountered.ehGsfza sla zef i9u9.
Indian Agent Belts, of Michigan, hes
received the grand BOUNCE, and Brock
way, OF Albion, is said 10 be edging
around for the berth. '7''.i''' i.'-'
A party of forty-fye young men left
Boston last week for Arizonia, being the
advance guard of a,colony about to set
tie in the Chiquito Valley. IN s;noa o,t
The Military Academy appropriation
bill has. at last passed the Senate, and the
Pension appropriation bill is being warm
eOntestedin the House. e. i''To ~
Gen. PiIl6w, aged, bankrupt and dis
couraged, says he wishes he:had died
when he enjoyed the honor Of his coun-
try and held its commission.
,Chas. I. Brent, book-keeper of the Falls
&
$4,000 check. got it cashed, and departed,
eloping with Louisville belle. -,
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
road is nearly finished to. Pueblo, Color
ado. The Denver s. Rio Grande railroad
is being pushed rapidly forward 7pirr'ip
Mr.. Louis j. Jennings. late editor Of
the New York Times, has sold out his in
terest, which consisted of nine shares, for
100000, the purchaser being Mr.. George
Jones, the publisher. 10 sol;.aI 10
A Spanish coast guard vessel, under
took to seize All English merchantmen
near Gibraltar, and, before she well knew
what She was about, found her crew
prisoners aboard 1.-the merchantmen,
steaming away to England. f.,5o3 sdT
Two trashy importunate" inhabitants
of Chicago who were weary of breath"
went into saloon afew days since, when,
after,some amieable conversation, one of
them drew a pistol, deliberately shot his
friend dead then turned the weapon up
on himself, and went to meet the other.
They have "a 'rdrG ouis III the Treasury
department. now. Since Mr.. News ap-
pointment he has drawn $500 salary,
YO,OOO VI WHICH, pau JUN W CObGls
deficiencies and TO make good losses for
which his cubordinates Were responsible.
Don Carlos isn't so dead as reported.
He says flight is not submission, and vol
untary laying down of arms is not sur
render. He has acted on the, principle
AZ That he who fights and runs away, ~.
liz May llye TO fight another day. ffstts,f
And that's What he proposes to do.
Bowen has been before the Plymouth
meeting house again, and told them that
he had enough to convince him Of. Beech
er's guilt, but he could not lie and was
compelled to be silent. The consequent
ces tell on him and Beeeher, on Beecher
as a penalty, andson him for bringing his
condolences to a leaky vessel. Bee cher
and others tried to get him to tell all he
knew. Mr. Bowen then offered to go be-
fore Mr.. Mckay, Mr.. Garbett and Mr.. S.
V. White and give them the facts, that
very moment, which convinced him that
Beecher was an adulterer, the names to
be kept secret, but Mr.. Beeeher objected
to secrecy. Giving the names of weraen
so long dead left other names open TO
suspicion. lie protested against secrecy.
He had no reason for IT. Bowen would
not consent to this, and SO the great secret
is forever looked up in his bosom. ,z
improvement Association. ~
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