Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-25
STATE NEWS

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IL An angry COW, trampled JOHN. Brady.
of Dandy. to death,
L. Fred Rogers. q boy seven wears of age.
was smothered i'm wheat bin at(EAgiea
Few. daysagO.u y1H W81 ~ ifh6 10 1,SDHf
I "A force of Illinois miners win be pFaeetD Z
III theJacksOn mines to work tLem They
will be protected sne ,s,., - ,s,a,, al, -
i A house owned ,by Thomas Jones, q
jackson, was burned Saturday last. Loss
4 $500; insurance $400. e'u''i ii'ai5 fslls'
i Over 1000 Lansing ladies' petition Tor
the eiiforcmeIt OF the Sunday hw lerS- j
tive to closing saloons. sfIiK eIssnigs.
i A Detroiter has hesn prospecting 10 Bay ,.
City with the design OF establishiDgh 3
match factory..at that place. =, =, -.
/ Leonard Robinson has been arrests5as
Iapeer. charged with passing bogus eo5n.
He was makinga business Of it. 'l'.s
/ The Recorder states that, despite tse
hard times, there is a great deal of buiI0l.
ing going, on at Albion this sumBers a ylo
Hairy lansing, of Miles, shot prxirie,s
chickens, i,iopt of season. and has been
arrested under the game law provisions.
| A, st: John brewery has been seized
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tax,and is said to be sold under the ham. j
mer. y 0f ,e.lf rwnr,l ffs,, -sef g. i II
The barn, of j. Veniling, of Holland, !,
was burned by lighting on Frisky Of
last week, together with 200 bushels Of
wheat 10 1ioii'm tusH 5haii D"g 500
Aowomah living near Cassopolis was
spnrfed Oh one Other wrists by a barn
yard ioWl and died from the effects es
md
4 ZIP r11'... III Ila5ulos;iuuGnI gs8nlul fg
| Zenar 1el d. Wright, judge of probate for
bOgemaw county, died very suddenly OF
Monday of some disease that very much
resembled cholera % l..d ID o. gli1nmp
| A Lafayette, , Gratiots county, lover
named Roe had a quarrel with his dar-
ling, and struck her in the face with bis.
fist. That love zap cost him$13 60" ll1'
| Heiiry Talbot, Of Kalamazoo,d recently.
i took arHn down to Jacksong D Ii was the
| first time in % years that, Henry had been
out OF the town, and the first time he was. j.
ever on the cars.
4 One hundred prisoners from the state
prison, at jackson prison, are to be seDs
TO the new house of corrections at IOnia.
| They will all, e less than % yearsof avsy
and are choice lot, -, .,....,,I-.' :,
/ Frederick picklin, German, aged 20
years, has been arrested at Dowgiac for
attempting d nameless outrage upon the
person Of an eight-yearr old girl. "a sIbsIt !
! aged villain is Isl in JAIL. .aots lggn,s .Icns,
The gypsies. are ,eucamped around !,
about Adrian and good local authority
says'a gypsy can get drunk Just as quick
F ASA white man, and act just as aeyiIBh
when in that condition = oroar - sgess
C. M. Cranson, Of Alba, Saginaw coun.
ty, was horribly mangled by the s,tum-
bling rod" of q threshing machine a few
! rays ago. The machine with no aknuck-
lep or 'tumbling rod' will be a public
0enefactOr.s5 s79atlE. 'ioaF .stiafr ETrs
The Muskegons News says osJamess
| Whitney of Black lake, raised 305 bushels
Of strawberries from about four acres Of
! ground tlIis. season. They rhe,ted him
a clear profit of 5000. H s raspberry crob
was good. netting him So 60 per basbef.ii
1 An attractive feature of the iapproach.
ing Calhoun county fair is the 0ffeSt Of
S. j.. Burpee, of Marshall, OF o S45 cook
j stove to the party who shall first make
application to the secretary and publicly
1consufnmate a marriage atJthe fair
grounds atthat time. 9sss ri ii,,s,f
Mr. Costello; of Flint last week one
] night tried to chop his way into the
i room occupied by his son and daughter.
lin.law. He used an axe, and talked about
killing the young woman. ei She heard
the loving remark and shot of a portion
lot his scalp. He is now in Jail. -,
4 James Foster, life prisoner, has been
lpartioned out of Jackson prison by the
Governor. He was the Oldese:s man In
that institution, having been sent there
for numbering his wife at Pontisc 90
years ago. lie was crazy when be did il,
land has been crazy many years since,
but of late has become sane AGAIN. a1ao'i
p & The Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan
! railroad, company has commenced suis
against William A. Stearnes on o sub
iscription to aid in the constitution of the
4 fStanton branch. 1t appears he Subscribed
$4,000, and agreed to give his note there
for, with an indorsor, payable, one year
after the track was laid. The company
allege that he has neither given his note
nor paid the sum subscribed % The case
isa sort Of Test, the idea being to see
whether mans word is good Tor any
thing la 4 legal sense. - 'o''s
Ed. Woodrnff,a colored man residing In
Benton Harbof, went out hunting for
ducks on Thursday evening, but as he
. did not return at n lateilOur fears enter
6u t16 IllIflS "a us ldultly 8UQ II1tuuS
that all was not right with him. Search
was instituted and his clothes were found
on the bark, aid his dead body was re-
covered short distance further on In the
marsh. 1t is supposed that he shot 4
duck, and then waded out ia the marsh
J TO near where the duck had fallen; that
he got entangied in the tall grass, and;
being unable to extricate himself, wns
drowned. He. leaves wife and five chill
ldren.-St. Joseph Herald -, -,
Quite rebellion occurred In the
county Jail at Berriep last SATURDAY..
Sheriff Demont was absent all day. The
Jail cells are built i'm circle, opening fiji.
TO commorr-oom to which the prison.
ers have access during The day, being
locked up in the cells at night A large
hall runs around the. outer part of. the
cells to which visitors are admitted. The
lpris0ners, l3innumber, barred the door
leading from the inner room 10 this out
side hall SO that il could not be opened.
j. They then triedto pry off the heavy iron
doors of the cells, intending to use them
AS battering rams, to effeot an exit
through the wall of the Jail. The ring
leader was darkey named Richard Fin--
ley, in for burglary. Mrs. Demont could
! lido nothing with them. and telegraphea
to Deputy Sheriff Clark, I, at st. Joseph,
who Oh arriving, could not quiet them
J, until be had fired twice with his re-
volyer, which quelled their ardor For
tunalely the Jail being comparatively q
/ new one, was strong enough TO nesist
j their efforts to break off the doors from