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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

TIE death sentence of Mrs. Kate Sou
thern, of Pickens county, Georgia, has
been commuted to imprisonment in the
Pei itensiary for ten years. Her sister,
who participated in the attack on Hiss
F owler, is serving a two-yrar's sentence
in the same prison. Her husband is on
reccr as saying that he will share his
W ife's Imprisonment, or, in other words,
serve as her substitute i'll all ways that
lie can.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

THE Vienna correspondent Of the
London Times telegraphs as follows ::
1.-The hopeful disposition in political cir
cIes increases.especially in st. Petersburg
and Berlir.. There has been an active
Interchange Of IDEAS becweenAustria and
Great Britain, 9whichi there is every rea-
son to believe has by this time lead to 4
perfect understanding between them. so
that Russia, by coming to an understand
ing with England, will also agree with
Austria" ~.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

A GREENBACK club in Maffre, Which
started out to investigate honestly the
finance question. found ere long that
there was 10 use for the existence OF
snch club, and disbanded. Many 9TH
ers who have at times leaned that way,
resumption policy is established in full
i'm the business of the country Nothing
is lacking to give grand impulse to in
dusty and enterprise but political quiet
and good order, with sound and uni
form currency.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

The House has passed several impof-
tant pension bills. One of them increa-
ses the pension of soldiers who lost both
hands, or both feet. or both eyes, SO a
month. Also, bill increasing the PEN
sion of soldiers whose legs were ampu-
lated at the hip joint, to $37 Il month. A
bill was passed limiting the tees of attor-
neys i'm pension cases 10 $40 Il case.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

TIE story that the President sent Tor
sesfse of his friends-HGi,rfirld, Cox, and
Hale-and urged them to favor an amend
ment to the Potter resolution. declaring
that it was not the purpose of The inves-
tigation to assail the Presidents title,
is pronounced untrue by all the gentle
men concerned. No such conference
was held, and the President made no
such request.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

AN association of colored men in AIR
bama have successfully opened up a new
Industry. Sthe cultivation OF raw silk.
A few years ago this was attempted in
many locations in the north. The genial
climate Of Alabama was admirably adapt
ed to the work and we wish great pros
periiy to the enterprise.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

a FEW months ago appearances indi-
Gated that complications growing out
of the Russo Turkish war would be set
tied by Russia, Austria, and Germany.
Appearances now indicate that the SCI
Element will be made by Russia, England
and Germany.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

TnE Democratic National Executive
committee Adjourned sine die alter the
adoption of resolution approving the
Potter Investigation, AMI declining to
adopt a resolution declaring it is not
the Democratic purpose to interfere " 18th
the Presidential title.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

THE Vermont Republicans nominated
f. p. Cotton forLieutenant Governor and
JOHN A. Page, present incumbent, for
State Treasurer, endorsed President
Hayes anu declared the Potter pother
revolutionary.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

2 THE alleged purchase Of ships in this
country by agents OF the cars govern
ment indicates Russian revival of our
ship-building interests. But, if England
gets mad about it from what government
shall we haye.the protective taria of
navy that will protect.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

crime, but careful compilation of the
crimes anC atrocities gathered at any
cost. The good deeds can wait. or be
passed over: but scandal must hy on the
lightning. We are thus educating the
youth of the age to- be lovers of the ex-
citing and vicious.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

TUE London Times, referring 30 the
interview of count SchOuvalotf, Russian
with lord Salisbury, TOR
eign secretary, and the subsequent
cabinet council, expresses the opinion
that there is legitimate ground for the
favorable impression. (which everywhere
prevails respecting the results Of count
mission.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

If, as is estimated i'm the late despatchs
es. Russia and England have agreed that
all questions covered by the San Stefano
treaty relating TO Europe shall 60 before
a European conference, and all relating
TO Asia be settled by Russia and Asia. it
would not be strange to see England en-
ter the conference the supporter of many
features of the Cars European pro-
gramme for the sake of concession i'm
Asia. If England and Russia have
agreed npOn basis for settlement, there
is more in it than the Tarkish question.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
EWT0RlAL NOTES

A THEORY now started is that Andy
Johnson's amnesty procl, maiiom placed
the claims of all rebels covered by it on
level with Union claims.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

TIE Presbyterian General Assembly
has referred resolution to one of its
committees requesting Journalists to linn
it the details of crime. and thereby pre-
vent the Gebast ment of the public NOR
ais. The suggestion is a timely one. If
one were to judge the world by the daily
issue of many of the leading newspapers,
he wonld infer that nothing good existed
in the universe. 1t is not synopsis oil
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

A CORRESPONDENT writing from Paris,
under date of May A, says: ITO give an
idea of the great influx of strangers to
Paris at the present time, we may refer
To some statistics. In the first week OF
April there were $50 600 furnished apart
ments to be let ; at thu ea4 of one week
bwt 600 of these were unoccupied. In
order to crafty tile curiosity of those
who may wish TO explore them. the
great sewers are to be open for fifteen
days. Tbtse sewers form great subtsr-
raneous city, divided into streets AMI
numbered, corresponding with the world
above them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27
Daniel F. Beatty's
PIANOS and ORGANS.

BEATTY HANGS G .ss G, ,sy.r.
aud !, ATiY5 ,ELEBR .TEu GULbEN
TONGUE pAkLDR oR AN are the swe.tcet
tonei aud mos perfect instruments ever belors
man .lAclured IN this or ,uy other country I'll.
The wor.t 10 challenged 10 equal them Best
dlscounts and terms ever befUr given. bock
Bottom panic prices now ready " jobb 10
agents AMI The trNie VI general IN ~fi.r f.
Tnere celrbutei instruments .(elIher ! isno "
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agents Tnonsnnis now IN use. New Illus
tralea ADvERriZER tcatalogu" etiition) with
ist OF testimonials. u0w rea y sent free
Abltshedin 1861. AddrM,
DANIEL \. BEATTY.
decl.dly wsshtngtos,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-27
The Diver and the Sharks.

III dove once in Mobile bsy, where put
over thrre hundred chains under an iron.
clad. The gr' atest annoyance that we bad
there was sharks. They n'thardly dare
tackle US, because with our armor we
looked more Ike scarec.ows than anything
else. They would come sailing along, and
gradually swim up towards us with their
great big mouths wife open, but when
within few feet Of US they would St p
and lay there flipIn' their ans and looking
II seems - me, like the devil himself. Final.
ly We deyls a way TO scare them q thai
never failed TO 'rlghten them so that they
would stay away oh hour or longer be.
tore they DIRE - come back. The armof
tat we wosr Is air.tigbt, you know. Our
JACKET sleeves were fpbteIed around our
wrists with an elastic, 20 that the air coul'
not escape. BY running my finger under
the sleeve Of my jacket could let the OIL
out, and as II rushed into The water II
made soito Kissing noisean volume
of bubbles shoot up. So whenever ,ho'e
internal sharks would come proving
around me, would hold out my arm to.
ward them and, putting ny finger under
the elastic OF my J cket sleeve, ] would
let loo VI mir { ut al send stream of bub
bles into the sharks face with kissing
noise like steam from n guage.cock. Th'
way that those shark, would 60 seooting
oil was funny 10 behold"
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The Van Buren press., 1878-03-26
Russia and Turkey as Allies.

A Constantinople correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press, says
Permit me to make a prediction, and |
have in this correspondence, thus far,
never made ono that was not verified,
and that is that the line OF demartation
between the Russians and Constantine.
pie will contract more and more, even
from its present proximity Of over ten
miles until it shall stretch from Mackri-
keni through Balulili within cannon shot
Of the walls Of the city, thence sweep
ing around the lower end OF the Golden
Horn to All Bev Keu,, and by the out
skirts of the forest Of Belgrade to Buy
ukdcrc on the Bosphorous envcloping
the whole circuit OF the capital on the
laud side. The Turks care nothing for
the protestations Of the English. They
are more disposed to vex than to please
them. Satvet Pasha, Minister of For
eign Affairs, as Turin, the Greek banker
relates if, said to him that the Satan nc.
ccptod tie situation. lie admitted his
supremacy in Europe was at an end. Ii
was the iault OF England that this WIS
the case Had lie no, believed she would
support him, lac never would have made
war against Russia. Hereafter he should
look 60 Ottoman, interests in Asia. There
the Sultan OF Turkey was recognized MS
the Caliph Of 130,000,o00 MussuImans.
Owing to the hostility of the Persians
and Arabs, it would be necessary for him
To have an ally. Euglaud could render
him no service Us such, but the Gar, as
his contermipaus neighbor, railing, him
self over 30,000,000 Mussalaans, could
be Il powerful aud useful friend. Hence
forward the dcsiiuies of the ASiatic East
would depend ON Turkey and Russia.
They would consolidate their interests.
and together they would buildup pow
cr that England might fear, hut which
She never could overthrow.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-26
EngIand's Sand.

\ leading editorial in the Times, alter
considering the terrible consequences
that would follow a great war and the
tremendous responsibility Of the Power
which brings it on, concludes an article
os follows:
Nevertheless England must adhere
to the demand that the entire treaty ol
San Steiano be admitted 20 the congress,
The alternative plan suggested by Ras'
sia would raise the previous question Ill
every clause of the treaty except those
which Russia, of her own accord brought
before the congress, But a far more I'M
portant issue than the interests OF any
mower is at stake. We take our stand
upon existing treaties. The ono hope
OF statesmen for the future peace OF the
world must be founded upon the deyel-
opment of Il system Of pubic law, and
upon the maintenance and increase Of
the authority Of treaties If the pubic
law Of Europe be valid until formally
repealed, any new arrangement between
Russia and Turkey falls iPso iacto by
its very nature within the scope OF the
1856 an 1872 Il is not in the power Of
Russia and il is not within the competence
of The congress, to decide whether, OIL
not. certain clauses cf the new treaty
fall with the reeognizanee Of sigHatorle'
of the old treaty. it il, Jyaeohsldertti6l
as n whole.
The Van Buren press., 1878-03-26
The Release OF the Returning Board.

The action of the Supreme Court of
Louisiana, in the case OF Anderson, vir-
tuaiiy put aa end to the prosecution of
the members Of the returning board and
we believe, viii give general satisfaction
to the public, irrespective ot party. Not
because the honest men Of all parties
are not fully convinced OF the guilt OF
Anderson and his colleagues but be-
cause, under the circumstances, their pun
ishment would not compensate for the
annoyances, embarrassments, aud prcju-
diees arising thereirom. Better to cheat
the pententiary Of It's dues than to lay
any obstacle in the path of a state strng-
Cling TO recover from the effects OF he
publican miSgovernment. The four
rogues are not worth a single hour Of
Louisiana's growing peace and prosper,
", and by dismissing them on legal
techuieality TO universal contempt they
will assist the cause Of popular morality
quito as much, perhaps, as by wearing
the convict's uniform.
We have conteuded from the outset
that the prosecution Of the returning
b ard was a matter for the judicial tri-
bunas Of Louisiana to settle, and that
the federal government had nothing
whatever to do with il. Mr.. Hayes has had
the good sense to take the same view, and
has refrained from meddl0g in what was
emphaticallv none of his Business. An
derson and his colleagues have been re-
leased because the Supreme Court OF the
State thought they ought to be, and not
on account of the Republican elamor in
their behalf They owe their freedom
to an impartial Interpretation Of the law,
and not to demands from Washington.
That this result will be serious disap-
pointment to Blaiue, Coakling, Ed
muhds, and the rest, we do no doubt
They saw in the four rogues prospective
martyrs, whose sufferings at the hands Of
Z" the rebel democracy would throw dis
credit upon the conservative policy and
stir up the Northern heart for 1850.
They have been deprived OF large
amount OF valuable political capital and
must look elsewhere for the ammunition
they hoped to find in the Louisiana pen
itentiary. The decision OF Chief-J u.s.
tiee Manning has eifectually spiked n
very heavy Republican gnn.-[st. Louis
Republican.