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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

refused to leave. Finally Mayor Bryant
appeared, and announced that as soon
as the General had finished his dinner
he would show himself a few minutes.
, General Grant appeared amid deafen-
ing and lOng-continued shouts. Mayor
Bryant called the crowd to order, and
the General mounting a chair, which
was passed over the heads of the sur
rounding crowd was again greeted with
succession of cheers. When the noise
Subsided he addressed them as, follows:
GENERAL GRANTS SPEECH.
FELLOW CITIZENS OF SAN FRANCISCO
After twenty-five years absence L am
glad to meet you, andI assure you of
my cordial thanks for the kind greeting
you have given me. shall stay i'm your
city long enough to greet you more
fully. - a9-'7si-s7T1 I19,. = = - r
The General then withdrew amid.pro
lOnged and tremendous cheering, and
the crowd at length reluctantly scatter
ed. -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
The Rife Shoot.

The rifle tournament held at Belle Isle
park, Detroit, last week, ended Saturday
afternoon. At the conclusion of the
firing it was found that the IOnia, Jack
son and Bay City teams, representing
respectively the First, Second and Third
regiments, were tie at 17S each. This
necessitated shooting off, and it was
agreed to follow the state regulation
and allow each team to select its best
man for match at 500 yards range.
The men selected were Van Ness, of
Ionia, WOlcott, of Jackson, and Warield,
of Bay City, whose scores in the tourney
stood respectively 40, 40 and AZ, at both
ranges. The result proved victory for
Bay City, by the following score, each
man having five shots: Van Ness, 18;
WolcOtt, 20; Warfeld, 21. This gave Bay
City the first prize-the NJ. S. Smith &
Co. medal-and also the FarnswOrth
cup for the best long range shooting.
Jackson takes the second prize-the
Mabley water service-and Alfred How
ard, of the Light Guard team, won the
Sharp's rifle prize for making the best
individual score, 40 out of possible 80
at both ranges. The Croul leather medal,
for the lowest score, will either go the
Nationals or to the Lansing team, to be
decided hereafter.
The contest for the officers prize re-
suited in tie between Capt. Manley, of
Ann ArbOr, and Lieut.. Sperry, of Flint,
both members of regular teams, and
each having score of 38. 1t was de-
cided by the two officers with single
shot at 500 yards, which resulted in four
for Manley and three for Sperry. Capt.
Manley thus secures the Walter Buhl
prize-a line officers sword.
At the conclusion of the shooting the
marksmensreturned to the city and as
sembled at the Light Guard armOry,
where the prizes were awarded as above.
All the participants expressed themselves
greatly pleased with the tournament,
and compliment Capt. Beniteau highly
on his remarkable energy in getting up
the affair.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

The City of Concord was i'm Mono


bound up. 81
The propeller Nashua was in last
night, bound up.
The Oswegatchie was in, bound down,
Tuesday morning.
The steamer W. R. Clinton arrived
yesterday forenoon. e.
The propeller City of Toledo called
i'm, bound up, Sunday.
The City of Toledo called in, bound
down, early this morning.
The steamer Champlain called in
yesterday morning bound down.
The schooner M. L. Higgie arrived
this morning after cargo of lumber.
The small sidewheel steamer Betsy,
from Ahnapee, Wis.,, arrived here Tues
day.
The st. Paul arrived Tuesday morn
ing, bringing back quite a number of
state fair visitors.
-TheCity of-New York calledin, bound
down, Thursday noon. She was delayed
ten OF twelve hours by the blow.
The St. Joseph arrived on time Mon
day morning, and called in on her way
down from Mackinac in the afternoon.
The schooner Melvina arrived yes
terday morning, and is loading lumber
from Macarthur, Smith & Co., for Chica-
go. 49,
The schooner Anna Craig arrived in
port yesterday morning after cargo of
deals from the Cheboygan Lumber Com
pany.
The schooner North Cape arrived
Monday and loaded lumber from Wet
more & Co., and cleared Thursday for
Chicago.
The Lawrence, of the n. T. line, was
in Sunday morning, bound down, and
called in Thursday afternoon on her way
to Chicago.
The schooner Naragansett arrived
Tuesday, took on cargo of lumber
from ]. d. Smith, and cleared Thursday
evening for Chicago.
Capt. Williams, of the propeller
Lawrence, reports large schooner
ashore on Middle Island, Thunder Bay
last Thursday forenoon when he passed
up.
The schooner Harriet Ross arrived
Monday with cargo of coal for Near
thur, Smith & Co. She loaded lumber
from the Cheboygan Lumber Company.
and cleared for Detroit yesterday.
"A letter has been sent to Washington
asking if American tugs will be protect
ed by the United States government
should they attempt to render aid to
American vessels in distress in Canadian
waters.
The St. Adams, of the N. T. line, was
in Wednesday morning, bound up. She
lay off the harbOr all night, on account
of the severe blow. Some of our citizens
who were passengers on her, did not en-.
joy being "rocked in the cradle of the
deep" at all.
The N. T. steamer Garden City and
her cOnsOrt Hale arrived Wednesday
morning. The Hale loaded lumber
from Smith Brothers for Chicago, and
the Garden City took ON lumber from
Thompson Smith for the same market
They left last evening.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1879.
strawberries and Grapes in MuslkegOn
County.

Mr.. c. L. Whitney, of MuskegOn, says:
There are 4C0 acres of strawberries
around MuskegOn under cultivation now,
giving this year little over so bushels
per acre, or over 10000 bushels of this
delicious and wholesome fruit. Our
market is principally Chicago, reached
by lake steamer and by express refriger-
atOr car, at cost of 6 cents per 16-quart
crate, or II cents per bushel, and to Mil
waukee by similar means. Much fruit
is shipped, however, into the interior of
this state, and there brings good price.
Many of the new varieties are being tried
in field culture with varying success.
The Monarch of the West does well and
brings 20 per cent. more in our home
market than the Wilson. The Seth Boy
den, Seneca Chief, Jucunda and some
others are being largely planted. with
promises of success. The Wilson will
for long time be largely grown, as it
is the only berry that with neglect will
give anything of return, and those who
cannot and will not take care of their
vines should stick to the Wilson. Yet
this berry, with better care, will give
larger yield of better fruit than it does.
Let all Indifferent and careless strawber-
ry men quit the business and then any
kind grown will be better than the most
of the fruit in market now.
The grape is the most profitable fruit
grown in this vicinity, all things con-
sidered. 1t takes little longer to bring
it into bearing, but the other crops
grown upon the soil while maturing the
vines amply repay all time and expense,
and at the same time enrich the soil and
put it in the best possible condition for
the successful fruiting of the matured
vines. Our dry air and soil prevent the
mildew and ripen the fruit early. In
short, our location is just suited to sue
cessful grape culture. Markets are good,
even our home market needing nearly
all grown"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
Proceedings of the Board Of Super.
yiSOrS.

Proceedings of the Board of Super.
yisOrs.
At special meeting of the Board of
Supervisors, held at the Court House, in
the village of ChebOygan, September
goth, 1879, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon:
Meeting called to order by the Chair
man, Supervisor Ellis.
Roll called by the Clerk.
Present t-SupervisOrs James Barclay,
of Beaugrand; /. Smith BOckes, of Burt;
William B. Ellis, of Inverness; George
Heilman, of Monroe; Jerry Jarvis, of
Grant, and Robert Robinson, of Benton.
Minutes of last meeting read by the
Clerk.
The Board held an informal talk in
reference to the expenses paid in COM
pleting the Sturgeon river cutoff.
On motion, Board adjourned to 2
o'clock P. N. HyfV.sE-. .-
Two o'clock P. M.-Meeting called to
order by the Chairman. Supervisor Ellis.
Roll called, quorum present.
Resolution offered by Supervisor Book
eS: q
RESOLVED, That the County Treasurer
be and he is hereby authorized to borrow
the sum of four hundred and thirty-One
dollars and sixty cents, in anticipation
of the taxes to be collected in the winter
1880. for the purpose of paying the of
cost and expenses incurred in cutting a
channel through the sand bar at the
mouth of what is known as the Sturgeon
river cutoff, so as to make the same
navigable for floating logs and timber,
and thereby preventing distractions to
the navigation of Indian river (the same
being public navigable highway upon
such terms as said Treasurer may be
able to obtain, at rate, however, not
exceeding ten per cent. 1u---'
BE at further resOlued, That the Chair
man of the Board of Supervisors, to-
gether with the County Clerk, be and
they are hereby authorized and empower
ed to issue the bonds or other evidences
of debt of the county for the payment
of the money so to be raised aforesaid,
payable on the first day of February, A.
d. 1881. -~ +-.F
Adopted by the following vote: 7.
Yeas-SupervisOrs Barclay, BOckes, FL
lis, Heiliman. Jarvis and RObinsOn-6.
Nays-0.
On motion of Supervisor BOckes, the
account of four hundred and thirty-One
and 6O-1O0 dollars, presented by William
Macarthur, for expenses i'm deepening
channel at the mouth of Sturgeon river
cutoff, thereby preventing obstruction
to the navigation of Indian river, was
allowed. -
Petition presented to the Board from
L. G. Bachelor, Commissioner of High
ways of the township of TuscarOra, re-
questing aid in. constructing a bridge
across the Sturgeon river cutoff.
On motion, the petition of L. G. Bach
elder was laid on the table until the
annual meeting in October.
On motion, meeting adjourned.
w. B. ELLIS, Chairman.
j. P. SUTTON, Deputy Clerk,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
Notice.

THERE will be special meeting of the Board
i of Supervisors of the county of Cheboygan
held at the Court House in Benton on Satur-
day, the 2>th day of September, A. d. 1879, at
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the Indian river cutoff, and the
building of bridge across said Indian river.
By order of one-third of the Board of Super
visitors Of ChebOygan county.
MEDARD METIvIER, Clerk.
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Proving Homesteads.

Proving HOmesteads.
The following notice of interest to
those making proof of homestead has
been issued by the land Office, and for
the benefit of hOmesteaders we give it a
place in our columns:
q. s. LAND OFFICE, !
REED CITY, Mich, Sept. IL, 1879.
DEAR SIR+NO final proof will be re-
ceived at this Office that is prematurely
made. Notice of making such proof
must be published in the paper five weeks
before proof can be received, and all that
is made before the notice has received
five insertions will be returned to the
County Clerk to be made over again.
Parties making final proof had better
wait fifty days after sending notice to
this Office before they make their final
proof as their notice is frequently de-
tanned on the road.
T.. STEVENSON, Register.
: =r,s,., w. H. c. MITCHELL, Receiver.
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9tufrea,stta in Nepaoa.

Gan SranSis sco, 25. Sebr. - Sine
0epeife aus gtrginiaz z<p, 0teu., meioet,
raB 9eitern 4beno cine ungebeure Maiienpers
lammluag bort abg+ balten puroe, I'M iiber
ole 4ntl: @iienbab ba=Bi4, ruelde beute in Der
@eietgsbuns CUR Sorlase sslarst, su bsra-
then. ucber 5000 Wenlhen maren anpeleno,
uno bic aufregung mar 10 sroB, paB Der 8or.
ld)a9, ou: @eiebse sebung8z zWrtslteoer, tpeidt
lid) Our6 Setsdun9en bemesen lteben, aesen
ole Sla Su litmmeu, 81 hdusen, nit groBem
Sslfale aufgenonlmen tpuroe. Dtau lbluo
Dor, baB iid eln 5ug bcute 5u 6uBe nod @ar'
Jon bssebea uuo Die annubme Der glll pou
Der @eieb9ebuug foroeru iole. 9as @,m,te,
peldes DIE Maiienoeriammluua usruniialtete
bat Die Seisssebuns uber Die bier berridenot
Stimmung benadridtigt uno erfldrt, e
piirOe nidt Die Serantwortliffet fitr BIZ
Solsen iibernebmen, iuenn Der 3ug bon btel
abqinae.
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pr. q. 4. Anoermop0,
Nr+ 1856, @eF.Tapettes StraBe,
nabe gutapzStra6e,


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spie fbItmm ad bns seiben etn. ober nelde OiitteI
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rnas fann er oil = eine i1merSloie. unihGbte Nlez
tbobe. obue gu bneoen ober @eihdftsz ODER ar6etss
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nien. Yaitor W. &eeier, Theol. Dr.. in gettpsbuie,
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Baltimore, uno 5rn Gbrparo S. @burd friberen
4atffrer Der -Banf Of Commerce" in Baltimore be-
steben.
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dbr unb BON GbenbS bis llbr; Scnntaas pon >
dis 6 nbr gtahmtttass.
Sonorar in aIlen 6allen mdbis; eoniultiruna ur,=
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8lGtter fiu6 poll oes Qobes unS Der Inerteu
uun9 fir bic iuuge SGuserin. Die ,Satur=
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transcript" la9t: Dg6rl. 9lnnG @ene, meld)e
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tro9 elmer Nrte aus Spobr's ySeIionoa," oaB
ite cine SGngerin BON ieltener Seqabanq uuo
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nanten @lnter in ibrer S1teritabt Baltimore
Subrin9en.
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3ett oon Der ySoltimore<S s8ahn<@om.
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bcrgeltelt. 9as 8elsgrapheuneb Otsier Som.
pa9nle erItreft fdl nad 8ittsbura, @tncin.
natl, ct. gouls, Chicago uRO 2Ou8uille.
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SoDn Gins, 9erietb geitern nit 6eIn gteger
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bel G1lt rer gceteren ourf eineu 3ie9clIteiu-
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pom HIbter Scbu8 5u $40 @eobuBe uno
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batten tie nidlt, bcS StaOt9efdnguiB mar Oa-
ber tbr n6dlteS 3tel.
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ter Der Inlduloi9uug, etueu Morbangriff auf
ben S.t)parSen SObn 6ebrews gemudt gu ba>
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9ebrepS nn leiner StuBpuuoe id)ner trant
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lntlagen. - @eteru baben Die @rosqe
lfmoreneu oe8 Grtmiual9eridts nadlIiebenoe
Yerlonen f6rnlllf in 2lnflageiiano ueriebt:
Sobn VI. 9ou9laB Wegeu Sanitas &ueuo,
oen 8. Sebruar, gelfebener @rnorouuq Don
Soieph 0f. Eanosrs; gSll1iam 9teal neaen
unjudttscr GntblGBun9; Marle Y. (6eft
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Qamtltou 9awrenGe, Sobn WcDiabou mo
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Smtngs, Barbara llb, Wnrsaretbe Sleurn
uno ole Sdpar6eu Dfarie 3boma8 unO Sobu
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2ofalbertd)te aus gSaSntnatott.
Sic "fSlorenee" 9solar Expedition, - Be
,toa

Sic "8tortnee" 9OIar Grpeottion, 0erz
utihtes.
28 htng Il, %. Sebruar. - @apitGn
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Office etnen Pro3eB, in peld)em es itd) Inn
ole GrIan9ung elmer @ntiddOigun9siumme
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partep1ent nit eiuem @ebalte BON $50 pro
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in Sbatbam'S Stalle uuo ipra9 Die abIiat
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WernttfOte Sepefd)ets aats Ietu.
Nurf.

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Gin 0tttttntss @eih.

pres o en-, Ser., 25. Sebruar. - 7rau
eollon, bic @attln 8. s. @Olion's, CAB Dor
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earnieber laa, elm altes Btito1, I'M mt oem
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pahu ouf3usleben, mar isoOA nidt italf ae
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istte oieIelbe, nadloem ite ben 0ahn aufgeSos
gen bate, benz alnbe auf bic Stirue uub
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0as oernlethtll1 nldt Qelaoens Biitol ab. Ole
&u9el ourdbobrte Dem &lloe ben SopI uno
t0otete es auf Der Stele.
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Ssntid,IanO. Sismar6's Ieste 9sese IN,
HeidlSta1e,

70 no n, 20. SebIuar, - Sin ausfIbrz
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baltene Reoe enlbalt iolgenoe Qeuberunq 6eS
6IrteH lGber letne SanbelSpolitit: ,,@S lit
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blelben. Oieler lleberjeugung gemdB meroe
ld) banbeln, un0 menn i'd utd]t iofort eiuen
@rfolS erStele, 10 iueroe id, 0eshalb in meinen
&nltren9ungen mdt nadlaiisu. Dies 1T
Nues, mas Id hisriiber III bemerteu babe"
8esiitrirtc 8riefe.
SerltH, 20. Sebruar. - Der Hetdlstag
bat ben tnternattonalen Yoiipertra9 in Se;ug
all1 re9lltrirte Brlefe genehnligt.
srientaIiSdIes.
SON 0 II, 25. Sebruar. - Cine Sepeid]e
Der ySimeS" meloet aus SirnomQ: Die
RuIien hAO iehr mobl iber Die Sntrtquen Der
Oltrelftihen Qgeuten beSiisli6 Der 9eictung
oeS 5ptiden 9fout Sa;ar uno bern GQGliaen
Wteere gelegeren 2au0Itride our9 Direidii6e
Gruppen unterridltet uno laiiel fein Otittel
unoerludt, I'm Die 2lgltation gum Ynefe Ell
net unlon smildeu Rumelien uno Sulaarien
81 beidltuthtlgsn, neil ite slauben, baB mel
tere llnrubeu gera0e iu oicier 3eit Den giniluB
Sereid)'s iiiolid bon Der 0onQu betr6dtltdl
tOroern mitroen. 9ie SulQareu MAIDEN fidl
Die 8oalltdt Seifreth'5 uno 0tuBlanb's III
9fusen unO ueliuteu, alle m09lid)en 3u9e=
ltanontne 81 erlau9en, tn0cm iie ild balo Der
etnen, balo Der an0cren 8artei in Die 4rme IN
nerfeu orobe1t.-0le 0elegaten aus &umelieu
uno WtaceOonten uuroen MIR alS 3uihauer
81 Der bnlgarti9en Ratioual. SerIamnluua
Sugelu6en."
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ltautInopel erfl0It, baB Die Seitimmun9en
oe5 Serllner SertrageS pon Den Ruiien nit
Der 9rDBten 9erDlTenbafhgfeit sur 4u8fib-
run9 Gebradt meroeu. Sn ben qegeuudltiq
BON ben 6u6en gerGunten 0iItritten miro
etne Froflamation be8 Generals Stolpine
ner6ffeptltft, lueldle ole g8isoereinfebung Der
turtIid1en Aomtniitration pcrtiinbCt uno ben
ebrlten empfeblt, rubi9 in sbren &obnungen
81 bletben.
GOnituntinOpeI, 25. Bebruar. Die
Bforte bat On Satpel Baita. ibren Sertretcr
III Barts, telegrapbtrt, Dap iie Die WtooifiSi=
ruu9en nes BON 5rn. Oe 5ocque0lqe porgee
lhlaaenen Blanes 3ur Sermaltun9 Der 3ou~
elnfunfte nem Briuiipe mad biQiqe. Die
Btorte miro ben WGdlten Elm @rrfular Al
lhiden, in ipeldem iie mittheilt, oaB iie iih
Der @ontrole Der 3oQs Gtutitnfte entduBert
babe.
5alien fOroert, ouB es anf gleite 8eiie,
mle @u9lano uHo Sranfrel6 perlreten lem
loue, unO Dem Sern hmen uadl metoen anoere
1llddlte dhulid)e Aulpriidle erheben.
StrHoO -; e5S5S57etbfaar e5. 5Sebffaar. = Shirt Don
oufoff SoriafOff broht, ole 6llg5aasi+1-ddAs gsas
understanding aufSnl6ieu, I'M Sane ole
Serhan0lun9en oem Seritutr Sertrage 3u.
lplOetiautsn. 0fan qlnubt jeood, SaB Die
Ser amnIlnng ale llnregelmdBi9feiten per-
meioen mtro.