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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
Gin Gplaat TIT 9tetp SrleanS bon
einettt GatueraSett erMpr0et.

gtew.S rlean s, y. Wfdr5. - penn
u. Sorhies, elm Soloat Der @onipaenie 2!
bas .. Snianteric=N Nesiments. wuroe geiterr
in einem 5taae. in Osii.n Mdbe cine Mili
tdrmade itationirt 1T, toot gefanben. Seir
&Opf mar Don elmer Sugel burGbobrt. gSm
Borter, Don Der @ompagni. & oeIelben Gfegt
nents, tpnrfe as Der nutbmab!ide WGroe>
oerbaftet uno aut Befehl oes Generals o.
grobrianb Dem Toliiet Snperlntenoeater
8onlan sur Serfiigung geiiellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
Gin Ieto=Dorfer 8efa)dftSmat.tt
uerfdtiultttO eat.

u c 10 > y OFT, y. Dldrs. = pr. Sa5.
8ingan, ein 0titslieb Der Broouttenb1rie,
ueld,er in letterer 3eit i6mere Serluite ourdl
Spefulationeu erlitten bat, lit ieit lettem
sSreitase peritmunoen. Die Ssrluite ioleu
ii6 peridlecenen ShGtungeu nad auf $780,
900 bis 81 100000 belorfen, wabrenO ietne
Sreunoe bebanpten, baB er MIR su eiuem &C.
rln9en Betra9e inooluirt 1T; iie erfldreu it.
bod, er lei ourd bic erlttteuen Serlufte luabu.
iinnig geiporSen. Se;ne bauptidbll9ften
9idubiger beftnben iid) in Soitou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
Gtn blt.tiser Gainpf ia Sennefiee.
Gt;t Sd,erifT ermoroet.

0t temph1S, Seun., II. Oidr5. - 9ie
,Sadion (Senn.) Gun" pom lctteu 6reitage
entbdlt etneu Berid)t iiber einen i9redliden
&aripi in Mabiiou=@ountp, Scnn. Siilfs=
Shsriff Salon, gS. fsuiiel uno ieine Wefien
9Sm. uno Sobn InbcrIou besubeu iidl mad
Der @onnuug f1nes semiiien &norelp 8ateti,
nm beHeu brei S0bne, melde ruegen 3rasens
oerborgener 8afien in Nnllageitlnb perieet
iuorben tparen, su perhaiten.
9ieYateti's leiiieten gSioeritano unb t0btss
ten 1uiiea auf Ser Stelle, mabreno gm.
Inberion lettt perrpuubet nurbe. Ser geb4
tere brafte ieinerieits Dem Sohn 8atett cine
t0btltde gunos bel unD oerielbe farb balo
oarauf. Nubrem Yateti trurOe feiigerommen,
ieine beioen iiberlebtnosn S6bne belperfitel=
li9ten jecob iare 6lutt, nadoen iie Die Saz
id)en Oes ermoroeten Sd)erifis geIeert uno
bsIieu Bferb QeltOhleu hattsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
Srutale Gifenbabnbeantt<.
Ein frieoiidber 9eutid)er pom cinem Sugc &C.
itrSen uno 0ct1btet. - Seiite Ante Mortem-

gtewarf, 81. s., y. Gdgs. - Safob
PrlnS, 55 Sabre alt, italb 9eitern 4beno I'M
ySt. Uiidae's 5oipltale" in hieii9er Stabt
in Solge bon Gerleeuugeu, ipelde ibm anl
lebten Sreitag5, 5,Abenoe BON @lenbabnbean;=
ten Sugefiigt nutoeu. pr. Hrins mar Elm
frieoliber uno gel6teer 8iirger uno felt 25
Sabren in Neparf anlaiiig. ST ging I'M II
llhr on bem erlpGbrteu Nbenbe bon Hemsgort
auf elnem 3Ase Der. ~ 9tew Dcrt yteuarter
Sabn" nab isiner Setmath ab. lleber Die !bm
81 She'll geporOenen UtlBbanolungsn ma6ts
er Dor ieinem Sooe folgenor auSia9eu:
yy9ta6oem i'd benz @onpnftenr, elnen ltarf~
9ebauten Manne mt elnsm rotben SGrte,
uein B:let segebeu bate, mollte Id MIDI BON
bem Suerlt Don mir elngcnommeuen StBe
entiernen, "a Die !Site baS nnben SIen8 su
briideno mar; alS i'd mid erbcb, iaste Der
@onoufteur, oefien Same, ruie idl 9 aube,
Mc@ep lit, i'll befehlsbabtrlidem Gone
y Sleiben 5ie iiteu; Sie biirfeu Sbren Sib
1idt nehieln." SD ermloerte, ld hattie oas
Ge6t, mid uad einem anOer.n Stbe 81 be-
seben uno iei ni9t 9eiounen, mid rotten 5u
lafen. Sd ftano anf, uno er erfabte mid NIT
Der redJen Sano, pGbreno er nit Der ll.lfen
6ano bic Shire oes gSassOns Dffuete nnO
mid auf Die Blattform ldleu6erte. Ser 3ug
ndberte iid) sur 3ett geraoe Der Staiion oil
DER Sf-Serrps sStraBe. SD erfabte bas eiisrne
@e.dnrer, I'M mid por Dem '5erabfalleu 81
bemabreu, uno su slelder 3elt perlebte mir
Der Srcmer mebrere Shldse tn's GeRdt unO
auf bic (odube. Der @onoufteur elite Dem
8remler Ill 9iilfe unb brad)te mir NIT einem
geiier cine bonn @llenbogen bis an bic
Sbu!ter reidenbe Shnittpuuae ber. Sd lieB
oas 9eIdHber fabrcr. ftiirSte riidpdrts ani
Oas anSere @eletie binab uno mnroe uor rem
SubiGnger elmer geraoe i'll entgegcngsiester
0lid)tung poriibertdbreuten 2ofomotipe e.
trcffen uno ben 8abHbamm binabgei6leu.
rert, tpelber al oteier SteQe 25 SUP bod iit.
Scn jener 3elt on ihipanten meme Snne,
uno i'd fam crit am Samitaae Dieaer Su mir. ~"
~. Brtn3 puroe BON Bolisiieu an SnBe
Ses Sabnbammes uabe Der nadl Der citation
flbrencen Sreppe 9efunben. Seill SbaDel
mar onrd ben S.OB BON bem SuhfGuger Der
2ofomosiue sebroten morben. Yoll5ei-Sbei
Stills bat bic Seitnobale bes SonOuf!eurs
mo bes Srenllers angeOronet; bis Su elmer
lpaten Stunbe geiteru 1beno mar Der gefcbl
jeDod nod nid)t aIsgeiiibrt. Sonoufteur
IcSep behaupiet, DaB Sr. Prin3 ild] orb
nungsmiosig auffiibrte unO ecshalb oil Die
2nft 9eieet puroe; er 1T Ser aniiht, oaf
Prin3 barauf Den gSsg rad Neparf su SuBe
antrat uuo BON eineln auoeren Su9e Den Ibs
hama htn abaeIdleubert mltrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
3ablmn9sei,titelltt,t9 eiacr g;aue.

y cit II, Utld1, IL. WlQr6.-Ste ,,Srne
9eatioual- Banf" Dor Wonroe, WiA., iteqte
beute ihre 3ablunaen ein. Sic Saspeniion
III bic sSol9e oes Sanferotts oes Sru. Caleb
Sues bon Detroit. Die Bant miro mabr=
iAelnlid ibre 3ablungen iii einigen Sagen
nteber oufnehmen.
Yerutiibte telesrapbiid1e Sepeibe,t.
= Sn . 10 tlpu, N.-O., IteB IN oem
8eaer eiues Sauies eine Oieuitmago eine
brennenoe s b fen Is mpe fallen; Dos
6alls gerietb in Sranb, unS Gin gerluit po.
$4,000 puroe an9ealftet.
- gfabe O d 10 an, 9ong= =SSlano, &c.
g., ruuroe uorseitsrn Der 72 Sabre alteSaml.
ytorton ermoroet gefuuoen. Gin bl0oiinniger
Sobn, Der neulid orobte, ietnen Sater ermorz
Den ,u iuolIeu, 1T Der idrsdliden 3bat Der
bdbtig.
- 5is 8arfe y8etbanp," rpelde an
lestsn Sonnerhage bel Sap Uian iiranoste,
llegt 10 tief III Den Sano ein9ebettet, oaB iie
ifmerlih mieber flott gematt percen fln1.
Oas Sabrseng par on 9ebriiSsr Sromn &
Comp. in Nep, 9orf coniignirt. Ser Cargo
miro anf 5000, 900 geihdst uno 1T in gseps
gorf oerfhert.
- 0as @refutip Somite Der y8eiier II
Union & Sele9rap ben e NJ p" EN-
ptabl 9efern DER StreftoreHbeb0roe, baB Ole
iblidle plerteIjdbrlthe SluIosnoe bon 1t Pros
sent erflart merbs.
-SH 6luibins, N,~D trauf seiterE Batrid
eonnoug eire Slaidae g SBmpat b ies
ID ebt t5i II. meld]e er BON elmer grooflgner
5rau se9en cas- 5ieber erbalten bette, nm biz
anr redt tpirfiam 81 maGen, 9ans aus, une
10 Uiinuten ipdter muroe Der Coroner benad).
rittlgt, odb elne eeidlenibau uotbuenotg iei.
- SH Ger Seitnug Df onroe mafte
seitern Dec NOmiral 3ren6aro Dem ileueu
@ommanoanten Sen. Seth Den 9egenbeiud,
uno muroe in iibltber 8eiie ialutirt.
- Ser III uton-e eeague=@ III b" bon
philadelphia hieIt gefern 9lbeno ene Ser.
iamnllung ab unb nabm Saeiolutionen gu
Guniten ocrYOlitit oeSYraEoeutea 6apsS on,
- Die &oblengruben 6 in Der umge.
genb pcn Seranto n, Ya., iollen BON nG1.
| item Sonnertage on rpiaoer in Setrieb geiett
merben; Die Nrbeit in oenielben mar iett bic.
| len Wonaten eingeltelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
So,ttiIasta+
Nfe GSiitfneaSeffnfnrtitnhI

yt fu~g T t, II. WarS.-@lne Spesial@
oepeide aus Seem Orleans melbet: Der &C..
ltern BON Der bemofratilGen @eletgebun9 abz
gebalteue @aufuS i'm Getreff Der gSabl zines
BnncesIenators bat in SoIge BON aus Uaib@
tugton etn9etroffeneu 0tatbifldseu Die ,peite+
ren Sdritte in Der Ingelegenbelt uerihoben.
Sn ben Gu5tfteu Der uerideoeneu Gambia
ter iit feline 8srGuoerung ein9etreteu, anBer
oaB bic augemeinc Stimnung Der grrpGb<
lung einss gtaldBiqteu &spubltfaners immer
9iinitigcr miro. Dise yfe:aun9 miro BON ben
Genofreten Der alten Sd)ule bitter betdmpft.
Inter ben llntGnoen miro ntcrgen felne
gSabl itattfinoen."
Sic sentptratiid,e 8eiesgebmms nno Die 9snn>
Observation-Disclosures Ye6aro iagt.
yt 10 = : | II 8, II. Wtar5- Sic De-
mofratiid)e @eles9ebnna oriidte hsute burd)
etnc Nethc Helolutloneu lhren SeifQlt iiber Die
in Der SRanguratlonSrebe peS }jrIlioenten ar
gebeutete $olttif aus. Den aegenmdrti0en
NnSeiben nadl miro bic OemofratIide @eiet
gebuag ludbreno Der gegenmdrtlgeu Grtrd
Slbnng feinen SunoeSenatnr erlpG1len.
Bndarb crtlGrte bcute eiuen Ssltfteritatter
gegenii5er, er lei nod ebenlolebr ieineS id)iieb~
ltilen Grfol9eS iid)er, ais lemals. Sn SeSu3
allf bic liiolld)e Bolttlf be6 YrGiloeuteu ia9te
er, er CLAUDE nidlt, baB Der Brdfoent leine
Yrin5ipten uuO bic SreunDe Der Union i'm
Siioen opfern uerbc ODER baB berielbe wiin=
ldle, biz NeSer aus Der republifanliden Bars
tel su orGnaeu. @r CLAUDE iebod), OaB Der.
lelbe Die beilGnoige anlpensuug bon Bnnoes-
truppen in ben Glib ltaaten 81 pcrnleiben
miinlde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13

Blreau ber 8aSlidbtsGompaeuts
BON Baltimore,
Str. 10, Soutb StsaBe.
eote....SilIigcs Seibmatertat....@ &c ofe
gBtr baben cine porsislide Gualtdt BON eofes porz
rdtbis, pede mir benz %ublitum oIs elm empfeblensz
pertbes Seimatertal iar bdustide uno anbere 3wcde
offeriren tans eidt euer uno tit rei Don nretnisz
feiteu.
8eFteGunsen perben In bieiem Siireau ODER in oey
Sya6rif, 6uE bon eeaoenbalitr-, an9enomtinea.
Yreis $3.50 pro gSasenlabuns, in irseno etnen,
etaottbeile abselieiert.
tOft23-Hl Sames g. Smeurtob, gefr.
Iers. Gor's SmSiamiid,es pesetabiIi5hes Dee
colt, felt % Sabren als bas sr0bte 8lutreiniauss=
Wittel ber Ge9enipert 6efarnt, miro nur in SIT.
177H, 1aDette=, Horowsif=T6e bet Gntasp>
gtrafe, Bubereet uno lit bel alien apotbetern su ba=
ben. laua26, ,t2N!tefl
A6r Oian 6eiebe ben
,,9oro Baltimore"
"ILLUMfNATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebeman einen anoeren fauft, 6ei
$. e. WeMsob,
tSept2S, ,t2Dfefl gtr. 18, @ermanitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
epe3ial =Noti3elt.

GIart's Gsmbtmattens= g&l5ref obme edIaHel
finb gu baben In
Ser. 50, 0eru.aa>, nabe xt8btftrabe.
gafien por5lsli6 fir sGubIaoen, Sireaur, Biider=
i&rdnte u.i.tu. Vreis rebusirt aui Dollar.
(6ebr24, ,fgstT)
Or. Q. u. Mnoerwooo,
0opatbtfd Mrst,
1T BON Nr. 255, =gutaptrase, nodb 9lr. 109,
=@baresfraBe, seSosen, mo er feline Aufmertamz
feit ben pesieen Srantbeiten BON rauen uno Sinoer
mt6met,
Hdreauiunben bon $40 Sormittass uno Don S-4
uno6-7 nbr Nahmittass. (San20, ,3Vtte, ,i.a,&D
8rIbiabrssYsufter iIno iett bel Seeler, Wr. 5,
Noros&aIpertitrahe, Sarnum's Sotel se9enaber,
sur aniiht. 3uidneioen, Diaben uno 3ubebor BON
fenen Serren= =alebunssddes eine Spesialitdt. Dtan
fprede uor ebe man anberSmo fault, uno erpare oaz
our4 elm Dritttbeil Der Soften. (Uis2, ,iDtD
0obertS' WaIs=uno oUIetfhs9rtratt
Nabrhaft uno ftdrfeno.
Befier, aIs eebertbran, 9esen g hDtno iu1t,
suttr0brenaf= GntsiRbuns uub anSere
aunsenz unb Sals= =Beihperben. Sei 9tsrpenz, ,S4ar=
lad1= unb anberen 6ie6err oils ndbrenSes 2onicum
sur 9er6eiiibruns raider Inb poGtdnbiser 9ensiuns
iebr wirtialn. Gut sesen Dpspepiie, appetiuofstet
sseroauunsseiben uno aIaemeine Sbipad3e.
Sn alien apotheten gu baben. (San.5,1St1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
Sritiid)e &olot,ie't. oent Yoitpereit,
eiftNerleitt.

Waibington, IL. WdrS. eriien
Ipril 1877 an treten Die brttiifen aclonie'n
su Song=&ong, Seplon, al Der SunouitraBe,
2abuan, MauritiuS, Britiid,z9uiana, Erini<
bob, Samaifa una Bsraluoa ben1 ourf) ben
Yertrag bon Bern segriinoeten Yoituersine
BET un6 iinb allen Deiitmmungen oes geuaHne
ten Wertrage8 nnteriporfen unD auBeroem els
nen beltimmten @rtra- Borto-Samaifa uno
bic Bermuba=Snieln ausgenenlmen-, nm Die
@rtrafofen Der 8sioroeruus uop Yofiiaden
iiber See 3M oeden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
Scr 6etSutarff.

NemrDorf, -. Wars.- Selo leiht sll
II. 8edJlcl rubig su 4.844. @clo d,lob
ftettg su 04s-2. Sunbes Sbligationsn
idloiieu flau II. seorift; l88ler 1i14, 1S65er
1919, neue 1893, 1867er 1114, 1868cr 1873,
ytsue Siinier 1909, 1O.40er Coupons !l04.
aftien Iebbaft uno idspauteno; Iem=yorfer
Central 955, grie u, 9afesSbore 5O4, Sill,
nois @eutral 51a, BittSburs 80, @bicogo,
NortbUeFern 324, PriOrttatea 524, Tod-
SSlanb 1913.
unterihasamta 8ilans: Sob $73, 3,O25,s
925; @ourant S43, ,9O5. 1924.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13
ar. @spra q. Mnrrtl,

3abnartt,
bat bas Griber bon Or. gSin6eG benutte) Yireau
nadb SIR. 26, g orb= gutaD itra6e, oerlest.
41ue Alrbeit easanttrt. [Aus. 3-Sept.23fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-13

BerlIn, y. Nldri. - l)r. zoe, frlibtr
SetretGr Der osutiden @eianrti6aft in YariS,
@rai 6crmann b. Arnim unD 0r. 0eblifn,
0tebatteur Der y&eid)Sllode," ruuroeu bsnle
uor bem 8erliner Staot9eridte wegen @er<
lsbuug Der BreB9eiete uerurtbeilt, neil fc
gerpiiie anli6Bige Qrtitel IN Der r6eifS9lode"
perofIeutltdlt batt'u. 0ermunn p. &rnim,
ein Sohn osS betannten Srdien Seinrl9 Don
Nrnim, puroe 81 breI Monateu 9aft perurs
tbsilt, Soc erbielt l Sabr Ino @eblien 5
Sabre.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
More Room, Needed.

All that is needed to show how rapid
ly that Cheboygan is achieving a repu-
tation as a summer resort, is to state that
almost if not quite every room in our
hotels and private houses which are ar
ranged for the accommodation Of sum-
mer visitors are already engaged, and APP
plications are constantly being made
from others who wish to come. We hear
from all sources that there are many who
expect to come here who have either
been here before or who have heard of
the superior attractions of the vicinity
from others. We have no doubt but
that there will be many more pleasure
seekers here the coming summer, than
ever before, and we hope that arrang ge-
ments and room can be made to accommo-
date all who desire to come. If the increase
is such as we are led to expect, it will not
be many years before our hotel facilities
will have to largely increased.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
TT. Van Arsdole.

The TRIBUNE has never made 'sparty"
qualification for local offices, but is al
ways willing to help elect all good men
to these offices, regardless of their party
affiliations. The candidate for super
visor. Il. L. Van Arsdale, whom the
Democrats have put forward, is a man Of
sterling worth and integrity, one whom
it would be credit to any town to have
at the head of its affairs. 1t does not
matter to us what causes Or combinations
led to his nomination; we are satisfied
that he will work for the best interests
OF the township, and not be the tool of
any ring or clique; therefore we can
cheerfully recommend him to the suf-
frages OF our citizens, regardless of party.
We wish we could say as much for ali
the rest of the ticket.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. MARCH 81. 1877.
The Independent Ticket.

An independent township ticket has
been put forward by prominent citizens
of both political parties. The ticket, as
it appears at the head of our columns, is
worthy the support of every citizen of
the township who cares more for the in
terest of the town than the advancement
Of members of the ''ring," or those
working in that interest. 1t was not be-
cause of any desire on the part of those
arranging this ticket that persons of any
particular political party should be elect
ed to office, but because they desired that
only men who have the entire confidence
of the community should administer the
affairs of the township. They have,
therefore, only selected nominees in the
place of Objectionable names which ap-
pear on the ticket already in the field.
Had the Democratic caucus nominated
ticket throughout as satisfactory to the
people as the names left upon the ticket
we present, there would have been no
opposition to it. Otherwise, had the
people of the Democratic party, and not
the ring, dictated the nominations, there
is very little doubt but that an unobjec-
tionable ticket would been the result.
Changes have been made only in the
offices OF Treasurer, Justice of the Peace
and School Inspector. For Treasurer,
Henry A. Todd has been placed in nOm-
inatiOn. Mr.. Todd has held the office
for the past two years, and a better
Treasurer the town has never had. Be
cause he refused to Join the Office hold
ing ring in their scheme tor increasing
their salaries, when their"slate'' was made
up he was left off. This ring dictaion
should be rebuked, and first-cllss officer
obtained by the election of III. y. Todd
Treasurer, by large majority.
For Justice OF the Peace, Samuel II.
Taylor has been nominated. Mr.. Taylor
is a young man, who has no superior in
qualifications for the position, and during
the years that he has lived here he has
won the good opinion and confidence OF
all. Against the candidate on the op-
posing ticket, there is every reason why
he should receive the votes Of all who
have the welfare, and reputation and
best interests of the town at heart. It is
for the citizens of the town to decide
whether the present incumbent, who is
the ring nominee, in his official trans
actions Tor the past three years, has
shown such qualifications for the posi-
ton as should be recognized by u re-
| election. The record of the two candi-
dates are known to all, and in our mind
there is no doubt as to what the result
will be.
o. b. Weed, Esq, has been nominated
for School Inspector, in place of Mr.. p.
A.Inglesby. The difference in the qualifi-
cations of the two men are so well known
that simply calling the attention OF
the public to this ticket is all that is nee
essary.
With the exceptions above named, the
ticket previously nominated was en-
dorsed, thus forming ticket which
merits the support and suffrages of all.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
A BOLD ROBBERY.


In the extra issue of the TRIBUNE on
Tuesday the public were first made
aware of the fact that Mr.. Patterson's
residence was burglarized during his
absence. Before the people had time to
get over their surprise about this, they
were made aware that another robbery,
still more bold and of greater proportions,
had been committed. Tuesday night,
during the absence of himself and fam
lily at the happy seven entertainment, the
residence of Charlie Farr was entered and
a large amount of valRable property taken.
The thies entered by breaking in the back
door. and everything in the house was
ransacked. Mr.. and Mrs. Farr's clothing
was nearly all taken, or what was almost
us bad, If they did not take all, only
portions OF suit were left. The silver
spoons, forks and knives were taken, but
for some reason silver cake basket and
castor were left The value of the prop
erty taken is estimated by MIR. Farr at
llOO lcSS IllstD tWO CO OOllUi hS
yet no clue has been obtained to the
thieves, although the officers have been
diligently at work. One house was
searched on suspicion, but nothing was
found. During the evening Oh which
the robbery was committed, little girl
of Mr.. w. T. Milliken, who lives next
door, saw man going to the house and
spoke of it, but of course nothing was
thought of it. Not enough attention
was paid to him to give any description
of him. 1t is very likely that sboth bur-
glaries were committed by the same
party. 1t is to be sincerely hoped that
they will be detected be!Or. long, but in
the mean time our citizens had better
exercise little care, and be prepared to
give them warm reception.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
THE WEDE, WIDE WORLD.

Gen. Grant will sail for Europe about
May 10th.
Miss Alta VI. Hulett, Chlcago's famous
lady lawyer, died Monday at San Diego,
Cal.
The German government has raised
the salary OF its minister to England 10
$4,000.
Grasshoppers are being Matched out in
Nebraska. and are reported as being very
lively in places.
Fifteen thousand applications for office
have been filed by the Postmaster Gener-
al during his brief incumbency.
TIE Charleston chamber of commerce
will send committee 10 Washington TO
give the President its views, which favor
Hampton.
Chas. Lamar, clerk IN the American
express office at Cleveland, stole pack
age containing $l.577 a few days ago, and
has not been seen since.
The President has telegraphed to Gen.
Augur that he desires the situation i'm
Louisiana to remain unchanged for the
present, as commission Will soon visit
the state.
Col c. L. Crittenden, doorkeeper of tie
Virginia House of Delegates, has been
indicted for defrauding the state by rails
ing certificates of members pay.
The Treasury Department has been a
large purchaser of silver OH the recent
decline i'm price which followed liberal
sales in London by the German govern
meni.
4 cash testimonial 1T $500 has be, n
sent to Mrs. L. d. Gillespie, of rhilade.-
Iphia. for her services III connection with
the founding of the Woman's pavilion at
the Centennial exhibition.
An attempt was made to rob mail car
on the New York Central few nights
ago. The robber entered the forward
compartment. lie had 81 fierce fight
| with the clerk. and other clerks coming
in. he jumped the train.
The aggregate debt of the eight south
ern states, not including Georgia or Mis-
sissippi. is about Sl95,OJ0.0O0. Htw
much of this is acknowledged nobody
can say. as the condition of southern fl
nlnces is decidedly mixed.
Geo. w. Tyler. San francisco lawyer
has sued Annie T. Pratt to recover 500 :
600 tor services rendered in procuring
! her divorce from her husband, and over
$700,0 us her share of the property.
| She paid Tyler $1,000. which she says is
all his work is worth. and he sues for
the balance of the 100000 he valued it
ar.
The postoffice department, to prevent
depredaticns. will hereafter require TIL; t
all the mails in the large cities be cor
veyed in covered wagons The vehicl
is to be painted red, white and biz e.
limited States mail" will appear OH The
end and side panels, with the American
eagle and Goddess of Liberty bearing an
American flag over it. The whole thing
will look much like Il circus wagon.
Coy. Nichols, in a proclamation,
| thanks the people OF Louisiana tor hay
| inc paid him most of the taxes. and asks
them to pay the balance. He also thanks
the white league for IFS patriotic support
of him. Gov. Packard replies III proc
! lamation, saying that the people Ia {
! paid him most of the taxes, and askil 9
them to continue TO pay to his officers
says the White leagtlers are Dot patriots
and expresses pleasure at seeing thar The
reign OF diserser II the state * drawing
60 close.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-31
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Tie above StatemnI + shows thot n O.

Tie above statement shows that tie
result of the winters operation is the
largest stock of logs ever put in the
Cheboygan waters. TIE grand total. re-
ducing the square aad board timber 10
board measure, is in round numbers 57,-
100000 feet, which is fully 100000 feet
more than was ever put in before.
The winter. on the whole, has beeli
quite favorable one for the logging op-
erations, although in February most of
the operators had to work at some dis
advantages OH account of the warm
weather and lack of snow. No logs
were got out for Smith Bros mill Or for
Mattoon & Barclays mill. These mills
viii probably not run unless supply OF
logs is obtained from some of the jobbers.
The rest of the mills will have full
supply of logs to keep them running at
their full capacity.