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, 1880-10-15
LOCAL POLITICS.
sp2ech by Lieut.-Gov shuman ut tho
Evanston Jubilee.
The Communists Put Anotllcr Ticket In
tlte Field.
Tho Republican Campaign Committee
Gloom Of tue Demoorato,
Dusincss-Men's Meeting - Amount OF
Money Bet On indiana.
ANDREW SlTl1MAN.

,,s srrrc,1 Ar r.,r r,.,xsr',. @ ,...,,r~
A E,.,,st.,,.. ,,,,,,''.t.,
tlnr evening :Gvtrnf Ahnrl speeches wrro nnie.
Thn fn1wlIIK Is that tn,lu by Lieut., Gov, An
"sow ,,ss. shumnh: ...-,
III ,hSS St'I 5 Ts I .1lt "1 yssttsr5ss IT,; y
,,t,p,s ~, n ,staa,,1lent i"yd mistake: It m,
lts tn tn rir"ttt !" p " trnt'i ~ ~, a'rt nv.
r"sIicut. ,u,,t'i',t,. ~ III 'rISs ~ '1 III S. .
,,ats PC w!tis ~ TT ',e ,s Ind misr existing yir.
fc|,nw. ass ;s ssnx s, mixed BY Sns q es ~,
"rln.I; rs ~ y.I,.,,!',r. % ,.iat.,,'s te i.
:" Ivt, ~" .'t, ',,ini,s u, ~ y, ~ Fly w..c o
,Ii ~, ~ @ u' .1'a . ~ m 'nn H.. renkas Why
flaiied whit seemed 10 ,i" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
! Scr. q, EM ~ y I'm, E ~, % o. Iars!yfs 81 sv
ict wc. .c,alr,, Io ny r '',i,ntry M Il II u s. NJ
st!t; ,,l r e'Irri,cS til'scs nrs sntl,
~, ,I ,,,t,,,,, i, "Mno M.e nls'sptf,s r, ",
No. ' T xiv ,bcv III hxG s .vcry y" reso @ ~ 70 w W
chnmyef W~ MT is. McII.uu,'n IT. rlE n',s :"
.,. nM. u, tno G"t'susn m s .. euinash sHtsG. ail1
G,i'nat sensG ~ atttr ''is ohly 10 drltt ot
''utttnG.I uttsni,iIr ratt,c ~, si.,., sia..,, y, ,,t Ala.
t,,n wnujS tf t trs urrrn st2,ts tnes ~ '1t .t
~ ti u,rt, M ,p,'f.t % r',i.,n III T. .n.tt;t'.,
md M m rs wer " ts1 t, rscto I'll - nr t, e
% sfy %nisi 9ly fsw yrnrs ,o n nrct g',!l
@ M 1ne ~, ~, nntf @
With hs u @ no l".tsi t.,r itso s;. t IL L Is nt
M'K " sr T. s,!n IL 10 s,,..ss fi ,r tlat ,,, H. H
scmIr nm tl,at IL .yEy 1,ntr.tin gn ~ a
N e il% r. a%ss!5je. + 5 II VI Ssysr r. s1 sss .s
''q1t ss" # ,,, ,oco,,. r ,,o oct,c, OHM
uv Il Tia % sxctntiS ~ vi, H., W w9 ~
=, nr"r,ssiu."i sn,,i;. ~ III, II tiu,n ~ t,,',
, 1880-10-15
HOSPITAL NEGLECT,
\ WOnln1i'H Feet Enscn by Rata While
She Was Yet 4 I've.

u WOHlRrsa fect E;nfeaf by Rafs While
She Was Yet I've.
DIkLinA t'Hl.i Tfnst.
Mr.. August 1hhns0n. who lives at No. 9Ja
FRANKLIN street, and works M the oyster bells
for Mr. thMt,e. ntltr Miilltuc. tc!,a tho following
Ftnrr: About month uRs, my wife WIS pnr,.
lyzc'l, md application was pa.e to tho 1lonrd oi
Supervisors by nciuhbnr. Mrs rursens, te
t1nfe my wife tnkcu to tho County fIrapItn
WIS not ut hnme then n,til knew notbinx nlnut
It until returned three weeks ago Inst sntur-
day hight. WIS thon told by Mrs. Tussnus and
n'r little daughter, II ycars or nRc. tlt my wfa
had been tnKGn to tho hospital. Thcy s,,!d sho
hnh bccn sick with pnraysl. Of tho hand. aud
fcct for fourteen days. got IL bnggy nnI took
my girl aud boy. 1Jycnrs ol.l-my oniy children
--Anti drove oitt to sea my wife. nrrtyed at
the hospital nhont II n'clnck Sunday forenoon.
Snc 'n wna IL t'on with thre', other l,alIcnts.
Ther tnld INC Il WITS M pllce II lcure her be-
rlp her. They sinpy lett tho frni is !,cr a a,,d ID
q week Hyn last snt,srllny my wife. brother, WIN
h'ld Deen " the hnsptNs. wrote INC II letter
aft,tl S!h Ef"ne!scn. whcre he lives. anying NY
See hCr. "
eau,e home Inst sa.ur,ay week. hut on ac-
not get Il buggy. a3t ~ | l,Hd tn III bnCk to lilo
"yster- bells K1ve Michael t}tynl,. nelrI1b0r,
lnnlcy tn 70 mud sce whit could 10 done Tor my
Mtchne' Glynn, on bciug interviewed said: 1
tIrGvs oyer there Hn s.'t.tiay antl fuunI Mrs.
o,c To r:re f"r ller. si,o w,,s usk!tg f.r Il rink
@ nn here wi5 ,'1,t, k ris%y hs%T: ID Fsys iat poos
% sS sisf h%y o tcrns "s ss xSs' o ,s hfs
sat t!,ere. hs%r! fo..y XVI .l"t % Mrs !' .ohnssa nse
WIS dcHtl. asid tcIegraphetl To Mr. Johnson al,d
sser e. firc c oand Ms TS e y , n eGe' c d dny 5. TO-
Mr.. .nt,lsn.1 lrnktsl mt l,pr nnd cried over hrr
, 1880-10-15

WHEN Gen. Weaver WIS here tho other
day lie predicted In his srcccli TINT tho Grto-
bhekcsx of lntlInnn would pat from d0,bU0 to
e)WW yutes, Alttt sull tl.At he knew wllnt hc wls
tnlknH nt'nut. 1t Is very clear lhnt hu lid. The
Flnt y0te ut Indiana two ycnrH nRo WIS ncnrly
l0,NN. Inst T1es,lny 1t scarcely rencflctl 1f,OU,
showing THAT TINT element no longer "wnnt n
ctlnuEe" III the currency Of tho Milton. sou,e
;E),uO0 tnen who vntel tho f7rcent,nck ticket in
1s1s III 1ndunn hare returned to their respective
uIirttE5,
, 1880-10-15
urcnt ctftra viii hn Inntic 10 tlnd a EuiIlo ccrk
who does tlut Melr lEnIlIIliulA.

Rfcnt etfnrlR Viii hH !nndc 10 Mud q Iiuillo clerk
VIII" t!'~s mt wear .ital,1nnls.
1l"rsrH nrr very Intelligent animals. One
30 them Kicked eprnra-player to death In
ftIobn.ftxtnn the nllcr tluy.
Tile fntrs' s0ng Is rMtlttetf, "Gatl,er1ne Up
tho Shells hy tho Ecashurr," md w,s prpbntly
cbnp0Hctl lust nfteF 81. f.0i,!8 grl llutl bucti
ih1u|RlnY III light lunch Of olams.
FROM tie fact tint the lending editorial IN
ihr Cleveland ffr,Mh If Wednesday, IL hraet
"wlnnp fnl" wo infer tl,ut tho cdtur la4
hcGI' l,uyinH trntter.
Never usn tnsmccn, buys. Mrtnlin, n Cloc-
tow Princess, WIN died nj Ifoyt City In tllo IN.
ian Territory tho otl.er day. hn'l lMcn n11tctrtf
to the irnrtlinnto ttEc ut tho y1lc weed fhr lEj
years, 1nd WIS cut oil ut tho trntior nKo Ut III.
a batt Tile boy l,atl sn,,lc puwttcr,
AMI in trying to MIKE Il ~ louder
1f0 s,Iccuctlctt 50 WE'LL
fhNt his ftiks etrtli1n't tell
Ills remains frt,n II t'ts, of clam cl,owdcr.
-!s0,tgt " the HIST Side.
Tic PRINCESS Della I.ncca, tici,te's niccr,
win will soon pihtfsl, bt,nk nlont thu I'ri,utb
life Of tho Fnet. Is tho daughter nf Il broker In
5inml,1rg shc was beautiful md accomplished,
nn ut n VERY cNry HHc married nntcl, fnur-
chlnt. wE0 fujlGt III ln,st1,nRs anil enot, litter
died, ltalvin9 her n.ltl her two chrcn crt!rrly
Isatitatn. sl'o trItl keeping sfs.nll shop, ai
afterwards WIS tngngrt! ia entnpnntal III tho
falhfay ri tho duchess Of Sutherland, whero tho
Prince Della fsocca sn,s, tovcd+ ami wnn her.
",1o',n keiIy'--ln reply to yours of Oct. 0,
would say TINT the poem tnsnmenci,g-
The lent + rr,17 The lras !. .csc~-
~; 1ytf fr1r s,.I. IT, @r r,;,w,,s H. snl h, ,cor
IN pniitfr fIe wI!xushnlh:
F" v !sl, @ l,!ns sy1n, LII ,f1c; xcy. yisas,
Is not exactly wl1nl UJr order uf Sept Fl chilled
fHr, nF shown t'y htir letlerlIonk. There fs tmy
Inuch Ut tho iincliG!s+stnns1nR-t t,y tho brtnk-
aidc stylt.ntlOut It for n rcnl srright1y autumn
poem. n yet It in not etUtHl, a1, tllr KiRR- me-
1-slsoot-y, nr,cr 10 do Tor sentl-
mcAtul lyric. l'crssaps yuu might work II uvar
tntn n mntlrInni. hut II ynu tu In sltre to suy
something n',a'lt tho cn1t,iug birds mud tho
laughing taede IF Krntt1--twu things t!,nt nlwnys
ra with autumn poetry. II ynn colIl ring II,
something nhunt the B"dcn-t,ied pl,ulpltiu ind
thu r,sy-GllcekeA cbl&utry hiss It would sell
tho paper 1T county fnIrs
1na sinbenm-eyclllls whItu
Hiding merry. sparkling eyes.
Cl,Ffs hnir browl,, 1nF turned to gold
F,lst as1ccp the l,nGy lies.
Hut II litt1a g,sr9lur MMati
From tho par.ed lips stcAls out:
What .lo lablcs fast nstcep
INA sstnbclM, .ircHm nb0ut7
I.itlA asl.l iIuwcrs,
I&nnl,Ows, showers
butterflies, and honey-Dces;
Pouches, cherries.
Apples, berries,
nitr1cs singing III tho trees;
tirasa nh avUr =.
Frn9rnnt clsivcr,
Daldr!io,s 9nl.1en bright;
Chickens puep[ng,
Squirrels lenrnR,
Trnoktcts t1nilcng In tho light;
Hlg-cyed COWS In tlnfsctl snclliows,
Sweet wnrm milk ani yellow crcAnl-
OF N1l these. whDn III Il sunbeam
lsnblcs fnll asleep, thoy dream.
-Stn,uel Jo,tes Iit,fsn.
, 1880-10-15

IN 1874 the Comprehend Democrats Of tho
Forth ehalkel on tho t1nors and windows tho
tauglc worl' "Pcacc." hut tliero WIS no
"f'ncp" thon. Tho llcpub!icun purity un,lcr
Ahrniinri Lincoln buried coppcrhcalIsm una
fought ont tho Wnr. IA tho ct,nIk campaign did
mt succeed in 1904, neither will It win In 1870.
Tloanswer Of Ohlo mud lndsann to tho ,sD gabblo
1roy
, 1880-10-15
CRIMINAL NEWS.
T'ANf)T APPREHENSION.

srfetat Ukf41tth 10 The Chicago Trihins.
enErnrr1ftE. Ind, Uct. ll.-WiIlIam A. Allen,
Il single man. WIN hus alws,A resided In this
cot'.lty. enlisted In tho rcxll.lr army n 1871,
being mustered III ut indianapolis. On Sept. II,
1871, hu lrserfe1 Mt Iiolly Springs. sEiss.. md
hns heon Mt nrHe TIL Yesterday. III Fatrlnnd,
this county. he was seen by tho Town Mats!,il',
St!linl; ltherts Wtn nrrestea min. lfe WIS taken
% Indianapolis last n,GlIt. nll turs,e.l over to
tic authorities there, WIN ttN'k hin, to Columbus,
y. Allen Is q years old. His nu1y cxe,lse for
uescrting wis thAt he WAS tirrd Of tue srrvire.
, 1880-10-15

To SHOW llDw people like to be oil The win
ming side. especially thpso who hrc EoiuR 10 cast
their first Presidential ,Dte, We give "BtrAw."
Tho wnrkrncn In II bartcr-slo, IN this city
which employs ten operatives took n 1rrsIdct-
tInI VETO Inst wt.uk which resulted: Ifnncock. G;
Garfield, i: Weaver, I. Yesterday. u'ntnr tho
light md lu'lnrndo of tho ricetons IN lnttfann
ami OhIu, thoy ct,1lslescd this yDto 0nly III
frs1nl md ttH, fprrnNl vUtc tt.nt meant blsf-
,ess-viz.: Fur unrIirld. u; for Ilancock, 2: for
Weaver, D, ED Il At,cs
, 1880-10-15

hers fron, 1nannn Milne. Ohto osrRon. nna
ycrrnt,Ilt, tnru lu,en elected ut Th1n tElffy 'ste
ucrtll,ltcnt,a md twelve fir.ii''rshfs. 'f"fhtS-
ono Of tho present members from f'h en''h
stntra nrn Republicans, twenty Nes1,ocrtts. il1lu
,u,c II {,rrrnckcr. Net Republican Rnllt, tlfsts.
r-c rrunr IIen,nrrUtTc nMjority IA INV twenty
thrrc. The election uf fUnr in0ru Republicans
wtI1 wFpo It oft, Twa Of these will prosnb'y
ctuc Frt.Itt Wisconsin nlntlo, orl1 or two frs'lh
l,linplr. md ottlcr4 from Pennsylvania, Now
Yptk, massachusetts. vlrgfnfn, West HirRInln.
Tepuysscr, North cnrnIl'it. Nnr1tla. ut'd Cnifur-
Mn. a Republican mn1ortty If tnn II, tile next
1inac Is prublbu, a1'sl 1t nay run UP to fifteen
t>r twcEty.
, 1880-10-15

THE Inst speech "Niggcr". dawson made
waH III indianapolis. md tho Inst tIlne Carter
hcarsl lilnlsolr tAik wMs IN II supposed reply to
Jim b9aino III Valparaiso. Thur' wcro very
largo Republican Kains In both pluccs. Thcro IL
ho etfect Without a cause.
, 1880-10-15

cArrEn md Ills nlo'se ruitled Intllana Iii
bcl'alf Ut the sulha South. Tho mo.e got ru1,
Ia by tho Indianapolis police tho day before tho
ELECTION. hut tho eaglc iluw out Of Valparaiso
before Tho tIy-cops could c,lHo him, ard spent
Tl.csdAy In tho r'okcry. whllc his dusky partner
cnjoyefl tho ELECTION excitement III the cnlslbooso
OF tho lfuu8i9r Capital.
, 1880-10-15
SET UPON NY nOYS.

Spfstat DLpateh Ia 7nt Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 1i.-Eirtur ycstInR.
swe'c. while driving by the T1ppccnnnu School
huilillng ycstcrlny, WIS srt upon by three pupils,
wi,n threw stones nj him. Que ut tho missiles hit
hin IT. the eye. ncccasitut!nE ,he removal o1 tho
hn!1. Tho tnnn Il tti.Nv tnyenslbIe. and tho
lihctnr SAYS he will loso the othor eye. lie is
1buttt 70 ycllrs old. 0.
, 1880-10-15

TrE West Is now soltd Republican,. From
Ohio to Colorado thoro ts not Il hrcals III tho
chain. nnlcss Missouri t,a rcckones1 na n Western
stnto. Hut h,issonrl was bor.ler- ruilnn lcforo
tho War. and 1seGol during It, and hnd to bc s,cIl
" tho Union by tho bayoncts Of tho adjoining
Western Htutcs.
, 1880-10-15

TIL: GrcpNlMcls pnrty ef tn1iana nlsn has
mrItc, intd thin mir. It cnat i3.ala votes ut tho
October election III 1874 lfnl Ei.4i5 votes fn fs.s,
hl only 100CU votes Tucsdny. The Increase IN
bth tho ncrnacr,Ilc ami ftrp,tslcnn tDtal vutos
Ia tuygtly duo To tho return or tho members Ut
tits nnrty to thoIr t'rgnnt connections. 1iut
the Republicans gninct moro tha,t tic l]cmn-
crafts. Tho tirccnbnck rnte ntsn fell oil nnc- hnlf
n Wcst Virginia.. Thu fnrn.er Grccnbuckcra
arc nav sRtIsflcd TINT tho Republican purity has
, 1880-10-15

TitE New York Tribune lit 1t we'll the dny
after tho htaIno election, wtlpn It sni,t: - The
sh1Pyarts Mrc not prosperous. Wait till We hcur
1fnn tho cofn-lcltls." Wuhuve hc4r1 truul tho
e0rll .flnlIla.
, 1880-10-15

CAETEn and Dawson went cunning for
coons IN 1ntltaru. Ono nr tho,n was rl,n into
the lookup for bullduztug nrgrocs, anl tho
older loft Valparaiso on tho ilcst train for CHI
cago III timo 10 ayold tho mfuiens Of jurispru-
dtuea ~-.-'
, 1880-10-15

Special Dhprteh fn The Chtcdea tribune.
DUBUQUE. ta.. Oct. li.-An mftempt WIS niu,lc
Thnrsdny tu nssnSinntc .1phu Fos,!, Of Storm
Lake. Tho hull entered hs hreAst. He Ia In Il
crItfr,l1 cil iuu. 1ibe shroye bus been urrest-
cd for the criuc.
, 1880-10-15

"TnE Republican party propose to carry
New York. whcthcr tho minority u1alnBt them
III tho city md In llrouksyn 10 Gh,o0o or 7h,0Oo."
ibis IL tho cheering promise OF the Now York
Tftnes
, 1880-10-15

OHIO gives Mr. Garfield character that
democracy cauuot smudKe.
, 1880-10-15

INDIANA las concluded TINT sho hus been
~aKgtd rs tho Western tail nf the Southern ,tpg
ioly enough. Tho tatl proposes to wag tho dog
thIs fail -.
, 1880-10-15

II cannot sing the old songs."-CharlesA A.
bdaa.
"San and doomed louder than that''-
u. Hsnarieks.
"Tlts being on the wrong side Of a fore
sosuro IL uot 10 funny ID 1t might be."-lY. IL.
sHuihh.
There Is project OH foot to build first
aass hotel Ia tho Yoseuiite, In order to place
1on par With tho othar wonders Ut tho valley
, 1880-10-15

TIE neigllbors md onstItuentsof of Garfield
ocelaro by :@.'.oo0 majority that they telioyo In
and trust h{,u
, 1880-10-15

ONO and Indiana decide TINT the prInci-
pics fnr which EcU and Jacksnn fought Nru deuu
Is @somo Of tho licrs1ns Whu fought for them.
, 1880-10-15

Tie speoctl-lnaklng scasOn for 'llr, Han
cock has GOING. Dutoatcd candidates all 10 It
After tho OctObur elections.
, 1880-10-15

AT S1tE1.nlN'IlLE, IND.
CINCINNATI, O.. Oct 14.--At tho tire Yesterday
AFTERNOON Mt Shelltyville. Ind, tho total loss
amounted to upwards or <.s,,olN.
, 1880-10-15

If Carter n.atta losses inssead OF gains for
as party IN 1ndjMnn, ho Ind ut cast tho pleual,re
ol hear!ng himself rcpeat tl,ar speech on numcr-
OTIS occnsions.
, 1880-10-15

TIlE answer of tho Indiana Nrcenbackers
70 their brethren In Maine IL not Us responsive
as 1t was expectod tb iu,
, 1880-10-15
STAGE; I,t}isIlEtsY,

DENVER. CoIo.. Oct. 1i.-This nprninR nbnut
O'clock IL Matl et'lch Wis rubbed iiftecn nlllrs
e,sst ct Rel Sorte by twu mel. The tn1t!i Mild
trehaurt-box weru tnkcn. No passengers
nbuurl.
, 1880-10-15

SENTENCED no DEATH.
GONZALES. Tex. Oct. H.-1sah Wurrcsl fcol-
ort:tit hus been sentenced to DO burgp.f for tho
murder Of his wife tn Ik1:].
, 1880-10-15

MALICIOUS SANDER never yet hurt a public
anan In tho long run.
, 1880-10-15

r1raiyt!o, nervous, trcrlulnus oil ladies ure
nude perfectly. aulet 4ul sprsghlly BY using
Aup IGttera daily,
, 1880-10-15

Clganso. whttclt, and heAMttfy the skin with
Cutirurl Medicinal 1FnIlot SOAP,
, 1880-10-15

For Rent.

hnusus, will nood Iockasu And Fni nilrual cunhuctius
Will lIeAIeu fuf 4$DrAtu manufacturing puFppxNA
Apply 70 u, +, HUTCHINSON & EU,
" thalatuF u CUuMorro.
, 1880-10-15

Richmond tiN1n CiRnrttttcs Aru Acknowledged
pure And HsulutIel. FRY tlum.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-01-31
HEIGHT OF BAROMETER.
Matters i'm Maine.

The indications are that the trouble
in Maine is about ended. The Fusion
lists not being satisfied with the ques-
tiOns submitted to the supreme court
of the state by the Republicans, drew
up and submitted number from their
view of the case, and last Tuesday the
decision of the court was rendered, in
answer to these, unanimously declining
to recognize the Fusionist bodies at Au-
gusta, and explicitly declaring the
House and Senate now holding sessions
in the state house, the legal Legislature
of Maine.
The decision of the court had very
depressing effect on the Fusion, and Ma
jOr Smith said that he believed that the
controversy was now ended. He said
that while the previous opinion of the
judges was based on the Republican
sentiment, there was room for reasona-
BILE doubt, but in view of the fact that
the court had decided against them on
the Fusion statement, they could but
gracefully submit, he had got through
playing governor and should 60 home.
1t is stated that Major Smiths views
will be adopted by the better part of the
FusiOnists who will take their seats in
the Legislature.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-01-31
Minneapolis to Montreal

Last week we referred to the impOr-
lance of the D., NJ. & NJ. railroad as a
connection link between the northwest
and the east, and gave letter from the
Hon. Richard Chute, of Minneapolis, to
NJ. l. Mills, of Detroit, in which a rail-
road from Minneapolis and st. Paul was
projected to connect with the upper
peninsula road. The same gentleman
has written to a prominent Canadian
man as follows: "The assurance you
gave us about the governmental action
was such that we feel sure that the pro-
posed line will be free from the pooling
combinations, and on Saturday evening
our citizens inaugurated a movement
which will result in forming companies
in the states of Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Michigan, under their several laws
for the building of the road to the Sault.
We will also form company to construct
a bridge across the Ste. Marie canal and
river, whiting the United States juris-
diction, and ask Congress for authority
to erect and maintain the same; and I
would advise you to proceed at once to
perfect your plans for bridging that part
Of the river under Dominion authority,
as you say they will do when we make a
move"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-01-31
Coarse FreightS.

Vessel men are already making con-
tracts for the season of 1880. The Inter
Ocean says: "The entire WinslOw fleet
of vessels usually in the grain trade,
have been chartered for the coming sea-
son (after the first trip DOWN for iron
ore from Escanaba to Ashtabula, Fair
port, ETC., at $1.75. Capt. John Prindi-
vile has put in steam barge and con-
sort, usually inthe grain trade, for So
600 tons ore from Escanaba to Grand
Haven, or FairpOrt latter first trip down
with grain, at figures not learned. The
schooner CA. King has been chartered
for ore from Escanaba to st. Joseph for
season at $1.25. From Marquette to
Cleveland season contracts have been
made at 2.75, and the present asking
rate for the season from Escanaba to
Cleveland is $2@2.1215, and from Mar
quette So.
On lumber from MenOminee to Chica-
go, for the season, the Offering rate at
present is 50, with no takers.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-01-31
washington Echoes .

Minister Christiancy has been author
lied to use his own discretion in the
matter of recognizing the present gov
eminent in Peru.
Petitions against the proposed bridge
at Detroit were presented Monday in the
Senate by COnklln and Cameron.
The Democratic members of the COM
mittee on ways and means have had a
consultation, and have agreed that it
will not be wise or polite to force re-
vision of the tariff at this session. This
action is in opposition to the opinions of
Fernando Wood.
The Senate Monday confirmed the
nominations of James Russell Lowell as
Minister to Great Britain; John W Eos
ter, Minister to Russia; Ex-Governor
Fairchild, of Wisconsin, Minister to
Spain. This dispOses of the great mis-
siOns, and sounds the knell of the hopes
of numberless ambitious aspirants.
A bill has been introduced in the
House providing that the number OF
Justices of the United States Supreme
Court be increased to twenty-One, divid-
ed into three divisions, and presided
over by Chief Justice and two Assistant
Chief Justices, to be appointed by the
President from Associate justices.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-01-31
The Lucky Ones.

Last Wednesday Medard Metiyier
County Clerk; George Paquette, Under
Sheriff; j. P. Sutton and VIM. H. Mault.
by, Justices of the Peace, superintended
the drawing for petit jurors for the Feb
ruary term of the circuit court, and the
following persons were the lucky ones
in the selection made:
BentOn-Henry j. Miner, Porter NJ
LathrOp, John B. Macarthur, Eugene Bel.
liant, S. Harris Embury, Charles Moore
Jacob Post. Foster S. Abbott, Charles R
Smith. Schiller Farrell.
Beaugrand-Charles Walters, Frank
Osier, RanOld f. Mcdonald.
Burt-JOseph PassenO.
Duncan-ThOmas HI. McKervey.
Grant-LOrenZO Carter, Thomas Gro
nan.
Inverness Ashel Dodge, William Gran
son, John DundOn, Ephraim Tuttle, Wal
ter w. Watson.
Observation-Disclosures Pike, Jackson
Cory.
The above named gentlemen are to be
invited to be present at the opening Of
court on Wednesday February 25th, 1880
and then and there, as they may be call
ed upon, render their verdicts according
to the law and evidence.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-01-31
HenllOck Extract.

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says
the manufacture of extracts of hemlOck
bark to be used for tanning purposes is
an industry which is perhaps destin-
ed to assume large proportions in the
future, since the use of extracts in the
place of bark itself presents obvious ad-
vantages in some cases. There are now
five concerns engaged in the manufac-
ture of extracts in the United States and
Canada, and their total prophets aggre-
gate about $4,000 barrels per annum,
valued, on tO-day's market at about
$4,000. A prominent producer of calf
skin in the neighbOrhoOd of Boston is
reported as using extracts alone for
tanning purposes. HemlOck extracts
are exported to England to considerable
extent. A large amOut of capitals saif
to be necessary to engage in their man.
ufacture, as compared with the profits
realized; and only one or two concerns
that have gone into the business have
been successful. Messrs. Newton, Ellis
& Co. have very complete works on Null
let lake, for manufacturing the extract
but have done nothing for some time
owing to want of demand. We hope that
the "bOOm" Will create demand for ex-
tract, as we would like to see the manu-
factory of these gentlemen in full
blast.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-01-31
CHEBOYGAN, MICH.
SHepifs S0fe.

PY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias -issued
- out of. and under the sea of the Circuit
Court for the county of Saginaw. state of
Michigan, in chancery to me directed and de-.
nvered, against the goods, chattels, lands and
tenements of Charles p. Hess. [ did. on the.
thirty-hrst day of January, A. ID. 1879 levy up.
on and seize, all the right, title and interest of
the said Charles Z. Hess, in and to the following
pieces or parcels of land, to wit; One undivided
half OF the south half of south east quarter
and north east quarter of south east quarter of
section twenty-three, (23 the north west QUAR-
ter OF the south west quarter of section twenty
four ca, the north half of the north east
quarter and the north half north west quarter
OF section twenty-six (26), the south half of the
south west quarter of section four a. the
south east quarter of the north east quarter of
section seventeen 90, and the northwest quar-
Ter OF the northeast quarter of section fifteen
u5), all In town thirty-six C36) north of range
one % west, also of the north half of the
south west quarter of section thirty-four
GA in town thirty-seven (51 north of range
one III east. All i'm the township of Grant.
county OF Cheboygan, state of Michigan. Ali
OF which shall expose for sale at public auc-
ton or yendue, to the highest bidder as the
law directs, at the front door of the Court
House, il the village of Cheboygan, i'm said
county of Chebuygan. (that being the building
III which the Circuit Ourt for the county of
Cheboygan is heidi on MONDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1880, at 10 o'clock i'm
the forenoon of said day.
WILLIAM w. STROHN, Sheriff.
BY GEORGE PAQUETTE. Under Sheriff.
ChebOygan County Mich
j. H. MCDONALD, Compartments Solicitor.
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