Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-06
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, MAY 6. 1882.
WIDE. WIDE WORLD.

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sweeps tho streets of New Haven.
Boil the senators fl, m Georgia are ex-
pected to resign on account of i'll health.
The national debt s at ,ment shows a
reduction of the debt during April of
$14,4l5,S23.
The European steamers sailing from
New York Saturday carried away 1877
cabin passengers.
-Four thousand immigrants arrived in
New York Sunday. The total for the
month will be over 10000.
Brazil. annoyed at the maltreatment
of her citizens in Uruguay, is about to
make demand for redress.
The annual report of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad, just
issued, shows deficiency of $4,000.
The Kentucky Legislature has voted
$1,000 to be used for stocking the rivers
of the state with choice varieties of fish.
Prof. Riley computes the damage done
to the cotton crop of the United States
by the cotton worm at $15,000,000 yearly.
President Arthur, General Grant and
several members of the cabinet will
spend the heated part of the summer at
Long Branch.
One hundred sacks of new wheat
from Arkansas, the first received this
uaor cold on tho n bnarJ ot ouic
at $3.50 per bushel.
The comptroller of the currency fur
nishes statement of outstanding ma
tional bank notes, showing an increase
of $8,660,97S since May 1, 1881.
DR.. Mary Walker, the little woman
who likes to dress in a gentlemanly
manner, has been appointed to a clerk
ship in the Interior Department.
General Sheridan has instructed GEN
eral Crook to keep the Third Cavalary
and the Fourth infantry ready to pro-
coed to Arizona at minutes notice.
APackage of watch jewels, valued at
$2,S26, in a consignment of $1,000 worth,
was lost in transit from London to Chi
cagO. The Elgin Watch Company are
the losers.
A society paper fixes the time for the
opening Of the season at Niagara at May
d. Is 1t to be understood that the water
will not be turned on at the falls
until then?
New Orleans has five miles of river
levees illuminated by 1O4 electric lights
which at night facilitate the steamboat
work and check the enterprise of the
river thieves.
The Immigration Commissioners at
Castle Garden, New York, have no funds
beyond next Monday, and unless they
can get credit for supplies will have to
close their doors.
Lynch, the cOlOred contestant from
the "Shoe-string District" of Mississippi
was on Saturday voted into the place in
Congress usurped by Chalmers, of Fort
Pillow massacre fame.
A Louisville merchant took traveller
off the road and tried advertising. While
the traveller cost him $4,000 a year, 81,
600 worth of advertising brought him
One-fourth more trade.
Mr.. ChilicOtt, of Colorado, was farm
laborer in 1860, and is now member of
the United States Senate, which shows
the advantages of going West and grow
ing up with the country.
They have mandatory in New Jer-
sey for making old rubber goods into
"stock" for new articles. WORKOUT rub
Der shoes compose great deal of the
material which is ground up and put in
to shape for use second time. That is
the way we get our cheap gums.
Charles II. Reed is looking up the law
points for his argumentin the case Cult
eau. The assassin still coOlly claims
that the Lord will take care Of him.
From the sale of autographs and photo
graphs he gave ScOvill $500, and paid a
like amount for having his book printed
THERE is decided disinclinatiOn
among Democrats in Congress to vote
for the bill to establish court of ap-
peals on the ground that they do not be-
lieve in the policy of increasing the
number of federal courts or judges
There will probably be determined Op-
position to the bill by Democrats in the
House. Members of the party concede