Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-11
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1882.

1t is truly refreshing to see our
Democratic friends rejoicing once more.
at never rains but it pours" was we'll
illustrated by the shower of last Tues
day. g
The fine weather holds out remarkably
we'll, the nights are frosty but days are
pleasant.
General disaffection was too much for
the Republicans throughout the nation
last Tuesday.
The papers since Tuesday have not
furnished the most interesting reading
for Republicans.
Ye editor acknowledges salute from
the Democratic jubilee cannon Thurs
day night. 1t was heard.
Watts s. Humphrey received a fine
looking young horse this week of the
celebrated HambletOnian stock.
The Bay City papers were in demand
Wednesday night, every body anxious to
learn something about the result of the
elections. ..
The telegraph line worked bad the first
of the week and Wednesday there was a
longing for election news, but little
could be got over the wires. a,ot1
AS the close of navigation approaches
the quantity Of freight arriving by the
boats increases and all are bringing
large amounts to this port. EE3it
The cOnumdrum is, was it wake over
the head of the ticket or celebration OF
the victory of the tail that the Democrats
celebrated Thursday night. Af.
The most interesting Democratic eX
change we receive these times is the
'.Gazeta Polska," of Chicago, Polish pa
per,-We can't read a word of it.
Col. Robt. G. Ingersoll dominates Gen.
w. T. Sherman as the next Republican
candidate for President and says old
Tecumseh is man upon whom all fac
tiOns of the party can unite.
At their last meeting the Supervisors
showed their appreciation of Frank Shep-
herd as prosecuting attorney by voting
to increase his salary 80 per cent, rails
ing it from $400 up to 5000 per annum.
1t has been so long since the DemOc-
racy had chance to smileithat their re-
joicing over the receLt elections seems
strange even to them and they are as
wild as set of school boys just out of
school. -
The NORTHERN TRIBUNE was desig-
mated by the Auditor General Nov. 6, 1882,
to publish lists of state tax lands in
ChebOygan county, under the require
ments of act No 229. laws of 1881, as
amended by act No. Z, laws of 1882.
Work at the salt we'll has been pro-
crossing more satisfactorily this week.
They have struck rock that seems to
stand up and they have been making
good progress. 1t is to be hoped that
their trouble from rotten rock is over
and that from this on they may have no
more trouble.
Services at the Congregational church
on Sabbath morning at 1890 A. M. and in
the evening at Z. Morning subject, Christ
Watchfulness." In the evening will
be delivered the fifth lecture in the
course to young people. Subject, "Man,
Physically, Intellectually, and Morally
considered" The public are cordially
invited. Es
There are times when ones soul will
60 out in sympathy for fellOw-traveler
through this vale of tears. As, for in
stance, when the other day we beheld
silvery- haired Adonis politely raising
his tile to lovely young lady, but just
at the moment of its elevation his foot
drops into hole in the sidewalk, and
he closes his courtesy by initiating the
antics Of trick mule in a circus, in
endeavoring to preserve his equilibrium.
Moral:-Mend your sidewalks.
Thursday a young named Charles
Doyle employed by the Cheboygan Lum.
Der cOmpany,in!Burrell's campwas killed
by a falling stub. He had set
fire to the stub in the morning and
when the accident occurred he was light.
ing his pipe at the fire when the stub
being burned off fell upon him. He was
stranger in this section and his home
is not known but it is thought he came
from Canada. The body was brought in
by the cars yesterday morning and an