Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-15
STATE NEWS.

Louis Boos. of Jackson. the champion
coruet player of Michigan, Is but 20
" ars of age.
The Bay City authorities hate irf<
pounded some OF Supreme Judge Mars
IONS live stock.
Something to remember next winter:
Butter has been selling for cents "a
pound in the interior of the state.
The Senate has agreed to the report of
the committee to provide a settled form
OF government for the District OF Colum-
bia.
The Michigan Episcopal conventions
has voted ex-Bishop McCoskry an anilu-
ily OF $1,000, and accepted his resigna-
ton.
Mr.. McCabe. the young financier of
Decatur. who washed cancelled postage
stamps. has paid the government fine
Of $50
Forty applications for the PRINCIPAL
ship of the Jonesville schools were COLI
>idered by the school board Of that place
last week.
In and about Lyons. France. 100000
women and girls work from eleven to
thirteen hours Il day for an average OF
forty cents.
Seven hundred laborers went to Roachs
lumber yard in Quebec Monday, and. af-
ter doing several thousand dollars dam.
age, went away again.
A combination has been forined among
the indignant and outraged New York
women to make no purchases ut the
Stewart store Tor five years.
On the both of this month there will
be barbecue AT Riga. A ''leef critter''
will be roasted, and a plum pudding
weighing 100 pounds will be baked.
Gen. Clusters grave aI West Point has
not even a stone or a shingle 10 mark ii.
Mirhigan should see To iI tllat this Is
corrected. Where is the Michigan cav
airy brigade?
. The Orchard Lake military academy
cadets 60 into camp to-tiay. Commence
ment exercises will be held the 18th inst,
and the school AMI camp will be broken
up on the 20lh.
The Bay City Tribune says that car
rier pigeon beat telegraphic message
tom saginaw City to a Bay city mill by
about 15 minutes. from the start 10 the
time of delivery OF the message.
Rev. Photius Clark, of Boston. offrrs
to place monument over the grave OF
Capt. Walker, 1.-THE man with the brand
ell hand" Clark is an old-time abolition
| ist, and eX-chaplain in the navy.
| Mr.. Pimpsoll's act for the safety of
British shipping. since lis passage in 1916,
has caused the detention of 1856 v-ssel>
tor alleged defects. of which on exainina-
ton only iour were found TO be safe.
The anthracite coal fields of Sonora
Mexico, are attracting much attentions
California capitalists are talking Of rum
ming a railway TO the mines. The coal
has 80 per cent. of pure carbon, and is
without Il trace Of sulpher.
4 The people of Volinia, Cas- county,
had a sensation few days ago. They
lsmelfed and were sure stiat corpse was
buried in the cellar of a certain house.
The house was surrounded and the
CORPSE dup up 1t Was side vi pork
CoveI. the much desired clerk of the
SaGt Canal, charged with Embezzling
}Sl loo OF. its funds and whose bail was
1ast week by the Circuit Court,
lAe falling to appear, arrived at the Sault
last Sunday, aud will probably remain
until the August term of the court.
The thunders of the Vatican have for
once welcome sound in the ears of the
Protes,ants. Cardinal McCloskey,
newly returned from Rome. comes out
in solemn denunciations of ',sOcialism.
communism, and revolutionisn" warn-
ing all good Catholics that they must
unflinchingly oppose themselves TO these
: dangerous hefesies.
Capt. o. C. Pope, who recently died
near Jonesville, aged So years, served on
a yankee priyateer in the war of lSl2.ail'l
was taken prisoner by the British frigate
Gnerriere. Capt. Dacre. and was sent TO
the Cape OF Good Hope. He was alter
ward exchanged. re-enlisted and WAS in
the fight in which tnat ship was after
ward captured. He was himself later
captured. and was prisoner in the fam
|, Gus. or infamous. Dlrtmoor prison. the
horrors of which are familiar o students
of the history of the war OF 1917. Capt.
Pope and Mr.. Ten Brook, of Brooklyn.
n. Y, were the only known survivors OF
that noted prison.