The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINos.

The Detective Bureau of the Treasury De-
be on its guard against counterfeit IS bills.
The Presidents journey from Louisville south
ward must have been an exceedingly pleasant
one, judging from the hearty manner in which
he was greeted by the multitudes of people
who fiocked to the railway stations to get a
view of his features and shake Of his hand.
One feature of the trip was the anxiety Of the
colored people to see the Chief Magistrate,
for which purpose they focked to the various
stations in vast numbers. The reception of
the President at Nashville, Chattanooga and
other points in Tennessee was very enthusi
astic
A collision between passenger and freight
trains on the New York Central road, at Rome,
N. Y, resulted in the killing of three persons,
all train men, and injuring number of pass
engers.
The troops lately quartered in the mining re-
gion of Pennsylvania have been sent West, to
operate against the Indians.
So much grain has accumulated in Kingston,
Ont, that Canadian vessels cannot be obtained
in sufficient numbers to forward it to Montreal
and permission has been asked from the Gov
eminent to allow American craft to get for
warders out Of their embarrassment Of riches
The reader is advised to accept no IS bill on
the First National Bank of Tamaqua, Pa. A
perfectly-executed counterfeit five on that
bank is in circulation, and all issues of that
denomination are to be called in.
San Francisco telegram "Schooner New
ton Booth, just arrived from the Arctic ocean,
reports that, of seventy men left on the aban-
doned whaling fleet last year, only two, both
Kanakas, have reached Point Barrow. All the
rest are supposed to have persisted in the ice
pack"
Late advices from Sitka, Alaska, bring in
formation Of deplorable state Of affairs there
abouts since the withdrawal of the troops.
There is no semblance Of law and no protec-
ton for either life or property. The white
will probably abandon the country as
soon as they can get away.
On the recently-robbed Union Pacific rail-
road train there were silver bars of nearly ten
tons weight, but the bars we're so heavy that
the thieves were unable to carry them, and the
whole shipment was consequently left un-
touched.
The New Jersey Republicans have nominated
William A. Newell for Governor, and adopted
the following platform
Resolved, That the President of the United States
holding his high Office by majority of the electoral
votes cast at the late election and by virtue of the
decision Of the most august tribunal ever created
BY Congress- is entitled to the support and respect
n his Office of every law-ibiding citizen and the
'uerile efforts of some portions OF the Democratic
'arty 10 throw discredit upon the tribunal largely
II their own creation, is exhibition of folly and
BAD faith which deserves the reprobation and con-
empt of all right-mnded citizens.
Resolved, That cordially recognize the earnest
less and sincerity with which President Hayes 10
sboring to promote reconciliation in all sections Of
ne country, and to secure an efficient and econom-
cal administration Of the business of the Govern
,ent. We are united in desiring the accomplish
rent OF these great objects and pledge our hearty
upport to every wise measure calculated To secure
ne lasting unity and prosperity of the whole coun-
y on the basis OF impartial Justice and equal
ghts for all citizens OF all yections