Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-22

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Kalamazoo has big scandal. which IS
being splendidly hushed up by the papers
of that village. o's''o '"i TT
4 Dl. Penny, of Lainsburg, Is Under ar
rest for biganiy. The misguided man
bad a Utah divorce. oieis 10, !e.no rasu
The state grange association now has
It's hands on the. throat OF all the plaster
mills In the Grand River valley.
! Warren L. Barber, an extensive lumber
manufacturer and merchant, of Cedar
Springs, has made an assignment "
The 1'Buckeye wheat" is the new grain
that the farmers are experimenting with.
thus far it gives good satisfaction. .-s.>,
/ Mcssrs: Sedgwick & Roach, of Jackson,
are nnder arrest charged with robbing a
sick stranger at hotel inithat city. u
4 Tie Michigan State Teachers associa-
tion will try to secure the compilation OF
history OF Michigan's graded schools
Charles Williams. working at .Jenuess'
mill, Attica, had his coIlar-bone broken
"Wednesday by slab flying and striking
him.3d T6M f9iin .s1aignE' aiii"ot-
tssJames Ariitz. of Homer township Mid
land county, has been jailed. He is
charged with incest, his victim being bis
1 own daughter.
The school census taker of Bay City
found married lady, the mother of SIX
mouths old baby, who said she will be IA
Years old this month. r5-srg 7df .caiseh
Charley Hall, Grand Rapids horse
thief wliO escaped from the Kent county
'Iail few days ago. was rccaptured Sui-
day night al Cellar Springs toi lpmTol
The young men of Adrian aref0rmally
petitioning the young ladies Of "society"
TO each name one day and one evening
each week when they will be "at home"
| The preparatory department Of Hope
College, at Holland. will hereafter admit
female students. The other erdepartments
will probably soon adopt a the same
change.
Two farmers wear attacked near Mar
shall Saturday night by robbers and by
the flourishingo OF revolver before their
faces We're compelled to, give up their
watches andsmOneY. ,..-s.
| On Saturday last, at Leonitlas, st. Joe
county, Willie Barron set his loaded gun
against a store door, and it fell, striking
the lock, against step, causing the piece
TO be exploded, and killing the lad iu-
stantly.
| The failure of the house of Schott &
Feibish, clothing dealers, of Detroit, has
carried with it the house of SchOtt Bros,
of East Saginaw. The Liabilities of the
latter firm is given as $9,257,66; assets
$3.50.
The burning of the mill of Smith,
Kelley Il Co. of Osrodc, throws 100 lnen
out OF employment. The firms pay roll
WAS 81 POO per week. 1t is presumed
that Eew mill will be built BY the pro-
| prietOrs.
A house owned by Thos. Loch and Jo-
seph Jablousky, of Bay City burned Sum
day night. Loss $1,000. Insured for $l,-
070 The Insurance was equally divided
between the Peoples, Of Trenton, and tie
Security. wa
DIR. Loomis and wife, of Bay City, were
thrown from a carriage OH the 18th, their
horse having been frightened by o drunk
ell lput. and Mrs. LoOmis had one leg and
one arm broken. and sustained other SEE
riOuS injuries. ,2e bnH ss3TtS!D -
Benjamin Josling, an aspiring young
gentleman OF Ypsilanti, has constructed
a balloon 36 feet in height, and "a feet i'm
diameter. He proposes TO make ascen-
si0ns ut Ypsilanfi, Toledo and other places
during fair weeks. y aoii04 cas- a-ed
| Near Coldwater. Monday evening.atwo
Polanders attempted to jump OH a NOV
ing train as it passed a bridge on which
they were standing. One was knocked
into the river 25 feet below, and the 9th
er had a leg broken 9d, y~Ia = 81 ,1qma1
IA The first section of the first narrow
gauge railroad built i'm the lower peninsl-
la was completed last Saturday, being
from Paw i'aw to Lawrence, nine miles
from the latter place, The formal cele-
bratiOn of the event is postponed until
October 2. go. ...,,,,.... In. .,...,,...t,
Grady. the Michigan circus man. he's
been arrested at Adrian OH complaint of
Andrew j. Davis, his band leader, who
charges him with libel--he having
charged Davis with adulterous conduct.
The horn blower wants 5000 damages.
Grady was released OH $1,000 bail.
A small child Of AntoiHe Charboneati.
of Monroe, while playing On the rai.roal
track, last Satui day, was run oyer and in-
stanlly killed by "A passing hand Car.
Many attribute the accident to the care
lessness of three section lneh. WHO were
returning home from work, and who. il
Is claimed. coulI easily have prevented
/ Tie Kalamazoo Gazette says the late
revival short distance south Of Gales.
burg ,occa.iOncd the insanity of three
persons, one man aud two women. Mrs.
Peter Hall astOnished congregation In
that district the other evening by arising
i'm her seat and prOciaiming that she had
made arrangements for the SECOND CONS
ing of. Christ during the year, and. that
He would be born to the world through
lIher - .o'ihf All .-iE7 70 - D0iasg q
David Matice. living two miles north
Oi kalamazoo. struck his stepson,o Frank.
Gross, on the head with an AK last week,
Elayklg the skull bare for several inches
and nearly killing him. Matice Knocked
his wife down tor trying to- defend her
SON. lie is in Jail. Cross is a young man
Land lsls been living with his mother.
this up by the assault. ss'' sAl hs'' esi
Miss Orpha Paine, Mrs. Nancy Deming,
anil Miss Huidah' Paine bought $40
worth of Niles city orders nc the time
George n. Bon,l, was city itreasprer, When
they presented them To the present city
| treasurer to be paid they were refused on
the ground that they ''llads beeh paid"
They brought their claim. before the city
council, but they declined to act i the
matter and the ladies have commenced
proceedings against the city, 10 ,.sr..
The New York Journal Of tie Tele-
graph editoriaily remarks that it thinks
.:Dr. Kedzie. of the Michigan agricultural
college, has very satisfactorily .delnoIi-
strated that Prof Henrys OF the Smith
sonian Institute. is in terror in ihp con-
| oitSion that the conjunction of aloct risfv