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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-21


Referee, George Green, New Brunswick Gun Club.
GLASS BALL CoSrEsr.
The second event was glass ball sweepstakss, 10
yarus rise, 20 balls, Bogardus rules Tho scorc was
loiows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-21

The third and last event WAS pigeon sweepstakes,
10 BIRDS each, 20 ysrds rise, so yards boundary.
traps, Long Island rules. IL was won by George
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
.sGern,a,,a Syrup.o

No other medicine i'm the void
was ever given such test
of its curative qualities as
Boschee's German Syrup. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine were distributed
free of charge by Druggists in this coun-
try to those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Groups, severe Coughs. Pneu-
mOnia ard other dist asses of the Throat
and Lungs. giving the American peop
undeniable proof that German SJr p
will cure them The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village
in the United States are recommending
it to their customers. Go to your Drug
gist. and ask what they know about it..
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size
Is cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. For sale by &. W. Far, & Co. aud
A. NJ GerOw. 3nOy77
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

During the last Presidential campaign
the charges that Samuel j. Tilden, the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
had defraud q the government out OF
about $4,000 by falling TO pay what
was justly due from him as INK upon hi:
income between the yers 1861 and 1872
were declared by the Democratic press
to have been made simply for political
effect. As is well known, suit was in
stituted against Mr.. Tilden to recover
the amount claimed to be due from him
Mr.. Tilden set up as his defense that the
amount of his income had been fixed by
the assessor and he had paid the penalty
for refusing to give in the returns, and
that the government was, therefore, de-
barred from collecting any additional
tax, even if it could he shown that his in
come was greatly in excess OF the
amount upon which he had paid the tax.
We are inclined, however, to think that
Mr.. Tilden and the Democratic party are
beginning to realize that the charges
were not made solely for political effect,
and that there is prospect of Sammy
being compelled 10 use portion of the
fountain from which those barrels of
money" was supplied during the cam
paign, in paying his just dues to the gov
erDment.
On February 16 very important point
was reached in the suit in which Judge
Blatchford declared that the tax of per
centum was to be levied upon Mr.. Til
den's Income and lot upon what the u.
5. assessor said WAS the income. The in
come could not change neither could The
tax. This breaks down Mr.. Tllden's
technical defense that the fixing of the
amount 10 be assessed by the assessor
bars the government. from collecting any
additional tax. The opinions OF Judge
Blatchford were given verbally, that Mr..
Tilden should be held for the per n
um on his income, and he said that ow-
ing TO the importance of the case he
would prepare written opinion at an
early day.
lie New York Times in commenting
on this verbal opinion says: -rhe case
will 60 TO trial OH its merits, and the
much debated question OF whether Mr..
Tilden did Or did not deiraud the gov
eminent will be decided by the aid OF
legal evidence, and without any disturb
ing influences from partisan rancor OH
either side of the controversy. The
legal Importance Of the case is very con-
siderable, but the effects of this or any
other issue involving the question OF
character upon the political fortunes OF
Abr. 1ilden are not likely to be great"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

THE draft of peace conditions contained
stipulations that he SIX principal Turk
iSh iron-clads should be led to RUSSIA
on the ground that the Porte might
otherwise sell them to England. Tine
Sultan Ollie ;led to this ip,l ,Ioi.. lie
stated be would prefer 10 destroy the
vessels, and promised not TO transfer
them to any I,r ign powers. The incl
dent terminated by the Sultan under
tlking not to sell the iron-clads to Eng
land, in consideration of which Russia
Withdrew her demands for their imme-
date cession.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
CONDENSED NEWS.

| Paris hotel keepers have decided to
make but slight additions TO their ordi-
nary rates during the exposition.
Out of $1,000 municipal voters on the
lists in Montreal. 1900 have been struck
Oft. on revisiOn. for non payment OF taxes.
Chicago has hopes that The government
will reoccupy the Valentine Scrip lake
front and erect handsome buildings for
military purposes thereon.
Odessa and ST. Petersburg have bic
grain trade, but no elevator. An Anerl-
can firm is to build one at st. Peter sburg
rs soon as peace is declared.
The late heavy rains have been gener-
al ali over the country. and big floods
are reported in Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New York, California and Can =
da.
The annual report of W,ighmaeter
Smith. OF the Buffalo Board of Trade,
shows that 62000.000 bushels of grain
were received by lake at the port OF But
falo in 1877.
Postmasters throughout the Union are
to be authorized 10 receive contribute j.
for tile pedestal tor Bertholdi's statue OF
ere cted in New York harbor
The Geographical society of FIRM e
has written TO Captain Howgate, warmly
approving his plan of establishing Polar
colony as one which will hasten ie geo
graphical conquest OF the Polar e. ions.
Capt. Eads is looking for other worlds
to conquer. lie thinks it practic Die TO
secure twelve feet of water, at the lowe {
Stage. ia the Missouri river from Kan>as
City down, and that the Kansas river
could be de. pened at a moderate cost.
While escorting a prisoner, one Doc
Shorkey, charged with the murder OF a
mail contractor, Sheriffs Reel and Me-
Fail, of Louisiana, we're attacked by an
armed band hear Fort Worth. in thar
state. and. after q pitched battle. the
prisoner WAS rescued.
The Dominion minister of finances.in bis
budget speech. last Week, said that trade
had decreased from $2lS .00000O To SlGS.-
O00,000. Finances were deficient $l.lJ2.-
UUU this year. He predicted. however,
that the revenue would be sufficient to
meet all contingencies.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
THE SILVER Bell.

The silver bill has passed both
branches of Congress, aud wiil doubtless
become law, ior Ii has pas ed in both
Houses by such majority as would III
dictate liiat III case the bill should lie We
roed by President Hayes, ir would be
passed over the veto. This has not been
a political question, the parties being di-
vided for and against the bill. We are of
the opinion thai The passage OF this bill
was sr at mistake. We do not believe
that any amount of legislation can ever
make silver the equal i'll value oil god.
Advices from Europe would Indicate
that it was already having its effect upon
United States bonds in that market. A
telegram from London, dated February
I'D. SAYS: 1.-The most important busi-
ness in the foreign stock market Thurs
day Qast week. was the selling of United
states bonds by the pubic. IL is not SO
much that the selling has been of large
amount, as it has been the selling by ac-
tual holders, and upon a market where
tire are few buyers except upon Ameri-
can account. There is danger, therefore,
lest alarm may be generated by the tall
thus caused. and the bonds get pressed
OF dealers faster than they care to have
them. Holders almost always become
moro f1iSpoSo1 tn cDll oo ,,r;o,,r frc I~,,x,,
and any little pressure would cause a
sharp fall" This as beiose iie pass: ge
of the bill by the House, but the strength
which had been developed in that branch
in favor OF the bill, lett 10 doubt as to
what would be the result, and the above
would clearly Indicate the effect it was
having upon the credit OF the United
States abroad.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

Mr. GLADSTONE, in Il magazine article
son the eastern question, declares that the
opening or closing of the DarGanelIs is
not an English question nor Russian
question. but one which belongs to Eu.
rope aud that should be decided by Eu-
rope. As 10 tie English Empire in Asia
lie says it should be remembered that in
addition to thirty-four millions of Eng
lishmen and seventy or eighty millions
of Russians there are two hundred and
fifty millions of Inhabitants ofIndia, who
have already had something TO say on
the Asian question, and who are likely
to have more to say from time TO time.
Mr.. Gladstone claims that Bulgaria
should be wholly relieved from Turkish
rule.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

n PUBLISHED Interview with Gen.
Grant, in Carlo, Egypt, reviews the con-
troyersy about Sumner ana Motley. The
General says of the question: III respec:
Is due 10 tie dead. truth ami justice : re
due 10 the living, aud | only spoke in
self defense, and, after many years OF
silent submission to assaults from Mr..
Summer and his friends, only in the in
lerest OF truth and justice. Mr.. Jay, as
10 one knows so we'll as Governor Fish
and myself, makes Il preIext OF eulogizins
the dead to attack Governor Fish. Ii
any one hated MIR. SUMMER it was Jay
at the time OF he appointment of Motley
us Minister 10 Ensland jay wanted To
90 to England, and was sorely disappoint-
cd that change would not be nade in
his favor even after Motley had been as
sured OF his appointment. Jaw, mos,
probably, forgave Sumner before the
senator's death, but he blamed him TO,
his failure To 90 10 London"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

A correspondent at Vienna states that
the intention TO Immediately mObolize
portion of the army has been apand-
oned, bnt the Austro-Hungarian delegi-
ton will be asked to vote S0.OO0OOU
forms, in order that the government
may have means in readiness in else
mobilization becomes necessary.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
BISMARCK is reported as saying that
England will fight Russia when the fis b.
cs make war on the horses. The latest
news seem to indicate his epigram.

The Cuban diplomatic agent at New
York declares there is no truth in the
peace rumors from Havana. There will
he says, be no PEI G. except ,u.on the
basis of the recognition of Cuban n
dependence. On the other hand The
Spanish consul says lis private adsl es
lead him TO regard the dispatch from
Havana TO the effect that basis OF PEI
conditions had been agreed upon belwc Ell
the Spanish authorities and Cuban in
surgent chiefs, as substantially correct,
although he had no ofiiciaI confrmati n
OF it.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

THERE are whispered ruinors in Lon
don that British diplomacy is laboring
TO win the Porte away from nh , embraces
of the Russian bear, aud revive its hopes
of renewed selt-consequence as all ele-
ment OF the European balance of power.
The argument is the selfishness of Rus
STA, and that Engltnd and Turkey have
common. rather than antagonlstic inter-
ests opposed TO her Interior designs. Per-
haps the strongest guarantee OF peace Is
the fact that Russia seems to disirust the
result, and is preparing for the worst by
concentrating i'll Roumania an army of
900 men.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

AN Iowa man of good standing has
just been convicted OF participation in a
murder of eighteen years ago, wherein
a vigilance committee hung three
brothers tor e-erime OF horse stealing.
The verdict astonishes everybody, but it
shows that the jjrs which co lvicted the
man never had any fun in hanging horse
thieves.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

DIR. Z. n. CHAPMAN, of Brooklyn. n
Y, i'll tie Scientific American, claims
great success in the treatment of diph-
iberia with quiIine and whisky. He
claims that it neutralizes the diphtherItiC
poison aud destroys the membrane. lie
cites numerous casts 10 prove his posi-
ton. lie Claims that any local applic;i-
lions are worse than useless. He gives
il in large doses and begins early in Tie
formative stage OF the disease. Ii, as he
suggests, it is as much specific as qui-
nine for Intermittent, it is Il valuable dis
covery.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

IT is reported in TIE English Parlia-
ment that Russia will gobble the Tark.
ish fleet, at which England is again trou-
bled.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

THE Southern pare.s will never for :
give Mr.. Hewitt Tor his recent course III
stirring up trouble in the Democratic
lamp. e. Atlanta Constitution says :
Little MIR. Hewitt cannot be TOO careful
with his tongue. LII lie has anything to
tell-if lie Possesses any Facts That prove
the cOmpl ily Oh SOuilleru Democrats
in the electoral frauds he should make
them public. His gossip around he
hotels is phase of Stiffness that rarely
seizes upon great meir'
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

oils speech TINT the guilt of General An
derson and other members of the Louis
lana Returning Board is shown by the
verdict. That Te, CT. obtaine ny bare
faced fraud. sis great convenience 10
men like MIR. Hendricks. 1t didn't
amount to anything. BIZ it is so i'm
pre>siYe Il thing to Introduce in a speech.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

THE freight capacity of the govern
nenL ships Constitution. Supply, aud
Wyoming, being insufficient TO accom-
MEDIATE the goods offered for the Paris
exposition, The ship Portsmouth has
been placed at the disposal OF Commits
sioner General Mccormack. All the
space in tie American department has
been assigned. None remains Tor new
exhibitors.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

In Philadelphia. on Tuesday of last
week. The Republican candidate for police
magistrate received oLS57 votes; tie
Democratic 26.Sl6, and the Labor Reform
candidate $3.50. Last u vember the
Democratic local ticket was elected
by nearly 1900 majority. 1t wouldseem
that the tidal wave had strnck that city
in full force.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

THE Greenback parry met at Toledo
last week and went through all the mo-
lions of national ,n.erciIce rs solemn
ly aud earnestly as if hey really believed
that they had all existence as a national
organization. Having oltwern their
self-cnosen name OF the "Greenback'
party, they have rebaptized themselves
the National parry, hoping under
these new eOiors " CT. CD new votes.
Their n2thy platform is only rehash
of the exploded fafiaeies and baseless as
serlions which he le ders of TIL repu.
didtiou movement have so; frequently
paraded before the public.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

SENATOR BRUCE, of Mississippi, in a
long letter. discourages the movement
i'm the Southern states in favor OF the
emigration of tie colored re pc to
Liberia. He argues that the negro Of
this ountry is not African but Aneri-
can sin his physical ga Lilies and apti-
tudes, in his ment;l development and
biases, in his religious beliefs and hopes,
and in political conceptions and con-
viclions.r The Senator advises him to
work out his own destiny in this country.
Mr.. Bruce can afford to feel pleased with
himself and competent to give advice,
since he won vote of thanks from the
Legislature of his state, composed almost
exclusively of the opposing political
party and made. up of men strongly an
tagonistic to him.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

A CHINESE consul, duly accredited to
San Francisco, will shortly arrive in a
Chinese war vessel, accompanied by a
number of Chinese dignitaries, who in
tend taking IA personal observation OF
matters and things i'll this country. The
Chinese government has become inn
pressed with the belief that the treaties
setween the United States and China are
not carried out inagood faith OH the Pa
cific coast The San Fran CT SEQ IeDt lie are
of the same opinion, but lay the fault to
the treaties aud not to themselves. Their
argument is, that if no Chine Sc subjects
were permitted to come to this country,
there would be no ill feeling toward and
brutal treatment of the Chinese OH the
Pacific COAST.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
LASS and PAINT

Wholesale and Retail. Window
Glass. Plate Glass, Cut, Stained and
Enamelej Glass, french and German
Locking Glass Plates, also Beymer,
Bauman & Co.'S and Fahnestock,
Hsslett & Schwartz The original B.
\. Fahnestock. } Strictly Pure White
Lead. From 10 to 20 per cent. saved
by buying direct from Us. Write
for prices. REID e HILLS.
Ave-. and 10 and ~ CONGRESS- At. II.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

los woodward Ave. and 10 and ~ CONGRESS St e i
DETROIT, MICH. -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02

We he type designed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-27

The Davenport x Northwestern
fi loni company lave adopted the
Illinois Central iilen NJ 20 editors
pastes requiring The editor wbo
wants on annual ~ send along hia
Photographic miniature that IL mny
y. pasted on The pass. After The
photographs liayc I'll bcrn s.ht IN,
tlisJ nra 10 be- submitted 10 thler
iudn.r. Who Hre ~ award $1,000
oyefepnt 10 iile hDmelir.t editor III
thn pile. The editor of ilis paper
~ likely ~ have TINT oyrrcDni.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-27
SG0y.in Suls.

STATE w .5sA.
lle.AHp te1sIf.
In lie Diariei eyuf. " i.svaf. r.aDs,t
tsstr ~ lows.
n.y. virtue ~ special execution issnsd
fruin fhr ttiife sfslfs Turk ST shs District
feufi ~ Howard county ~tais VI Iowa. In
fatuf u Jacob j l.eyft, and ax4jbr,
William T. Miller. bnS i,rast ] + pdris.
nen. Elvin i.ayless. Henry Il. po1e,s,
timsn Hire and frsi M,l..r.
,l,i.I !,er4mbss plb lsts, MnI ii
IL. directed commanding tus that II iLe
guile. eiiei.els. stock NJ interest III auy
company. dstis dur. prepsfty III ihv ttat.is
VI thifd Isfs+ns. Ial,Is and tenement.
Which IRE MT sspmia w isw from etecu-
tim ~ il,e #sii William n Miller, B.sse
Or elise 10 BE- ,Itss.s tie sbm III Your
IhDusaI,i hires HUNDRED AMI rj.flusa
sIpslsrs aDI " CENTS. aud fifsy dellats IA
ierBey f~es. With interest snI costs, Lass
Ivsisl nIten The fello~ing described real
ss,ais. itlny sbI beihx situated In she
f.uiMy ~ lterAfi anl state VI lD.n.
hsmsiy
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No TreufS. AMI aisg Il tises er parcel #
tanh. commanding IL thu nnfth est e.fEer
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~ chain. mud thirty al i,nk..
ii,snss vest thirty .une tyvi ehaiLs tbI
eight, iva ~ iinAs, lIisn.u north teanty
one t9i chains aui shiry III tsaJ Inks
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best liIier therefor III eatL fbe a,,o,e A..
sffil,eI property. " sufficient ih#,rDf 4,
satisfy The .L0ss debt ~it!i Interest ai..l
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-27

Iln raae III Nh Mcnamara Ill
Urn. VI. MeSrsu II al. taken ~
change uf Venue ftnm iliiA county ~
cnIpka@nw. rnr damages teaultihg
ftem iln ~nin II Intoxicating liquors
III h.f husband Mis- tried tn NV
Hampton Int week rnding With ii
verdict Tor lie plaintiff III thu sum of
sGlu dollars nni costs. lhr plainiifr
WIS represented ~ Stpnpnau nbd
Metaftey the defendants ~ yelling.
tun aiii l.. Il. AinsNotih IL /. tllr
tlrst verdict ever obtained In thu
county la -arh Il anit. ana ia such II
quite i. triumph ~ II " general,
believed too many people IN tllas
county ,l4n whisky ~ give ii verdict
nsaitiat 4 lnn,cr Whatever til furts
muy be-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-27

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