Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. MAY 90, 1882.
WIDE, WIDE WORLD.

is about 10000 bales.
) The American rract Society has issued
292,000 volumes tie past year.
Black walnut iogs are heing shipped
from Knoxville, Iowa, To England.
ALondon fog j. "A costly luxury, days
supply costing the city $4,000 for extra
gas alone.
Miss Burr. who died recently in New
York, lived miser's life and left $780,
600 to charities.
Wilbur f. Storey bought the Chicago
Times in 1915 for $2l coo, and now values
the property at $1,50O,OOO.
A bill was passed in the House for the
removal of the remains of the late GEN
eral Fitzpatrick from Chill to the United
States.
White and MOscattan rivers are suffer
ing from foundations caused by the
heavy rains.
The Railroad Gazette foOts up 2503
miles of new railroad constructed thus
far this year, against 1,0lS miles for the
same time last year.
A flock of wild ducks struck the tall
electric light at Cleveland the other
night, putting out the lights. Three of
the birds were killed.
The Railroad Gazette foOts up 2,503
miles of new railroad constructed thus
far this year, against 1,01S miles for the
same time last year.
December is as pleasant as May"
This is proposition that no one has dis
puted this year. But it is an open ques-
ton If May is as pleasant as December.
Indianapolis Ne,cs.
The Spanish Secretary of State tele-
graphs the Consul General at New York
that wheat is worth 1925 a bushel on an
average in that country.
Duluth is booming as lumber manu-
featuring town. About 100000 feet
of logs will be cut into lumber there this
season, and several new mills are going
up.
The total of killed and wounded by the
recent cyclone at McAllister, Indian
territory, fOOts up 100. OF this number
Is are dead. About so are fatally in
jured.
Duluth is booming as lumber
manufacturing town. About 110C 10000
feet Of logs will be cut into lumber there
this season, and several new mills are
going up.
Congressman Speer, of Georgia. ad.
vises the Committee of Independent
Democrats that if the Hon. Alexander II
Stephens is nominated for Governor he
will accept.
The steamship Pliny, which went
} ashore at ElberOn, N. j.. early Saturday
morning has been entirely broken up
The passengers and crew were rescued
by the life-saving.crew.
Pierre Lorillard's 5-year-old Mistake
won the Newmarket handicap purse last
week. Our English friends made mis-
take in betting their money. The horse
does not seem to be appropriately named
The bill to reorganize the military o.
the entire country as national guard
the officers to be appointed by the presi
dent, was refused consideration on {
motion to suspend the rules-years 81
days 1873.
While the little son of Capt. Bogardu
was shooting glass balls from his father
fingers at Albany the other day. he acct
dentally sent ball through the captain
left hand, SCATTERING the bones of tn
thumb badly.
An excursion train carrying severa
hundred members of the Missouri Pres
Association with their wives from 81
Louis to Galveston, Texas, was run int
by freight engine near OswegO, Kan
The editors escaped with a severe shak
ing up.
Postmaster General Howe has issue
an order that after July all letters OF
which full rate Of postage has not beel
prepaid, instead of being forwarded t
to the dead letter Office shall be held b
the postmaster Of all free delivery Office
and the addressee informed by posta
card to remit the postage due.
Simon FRAZIER fought in the war O
1912, drifted ashore on single timbe