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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19
Resignation or Mr. Noble.

Our little community was much sur
prised Thursday morning by the an
nouncement that Mr.. Noble had resigned
his position of general superintendent
OF the canal and assistant engineer Of
the river improvements. Although con-
templated for some time, the change at
least was quite sudden. Mr.. Noble re-
ceived letters Wednesday night which
settled the matter, and he left on the
boat Friday morning. He goes to Shreve-
port, La, on railroad work, his first work
being the charge of the construction of
bridge across the Red river at the
point named.
Mr.. Noble came here over ten years
ago. and has had the local superinten-
dence OF all the canal and river i'm
prOvements, and it is largely owing to
his energy and superior ability that these
have been carried on so successfully. In
the new lock, which is considered by all
as the most complete lock in the cOun-
try, Mr.. Noble leaves monument which
will be as enduring as time. He now
goes to railrOading, and we have no
doubt that he will soon make his mark
In that line of engineering.
Mr.. Noble leaves host of friends, who,
while they regret to have him leave,
wish him the utmost prosperity in his
new enterprise hippeoa County
Ne,cs.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.

Entered at the PostOfEice at Chcboygal
Mioh.. as Second Glass Matter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19
stop and Consider.

Are you troubled with a weakness in
any part of the body? Have you weak
lungs, is your hearts action enfeebled
and Irregular Are you suffering from
ill-health. caused by weakness of the
urinary or digestive organs? Remem-
Der, Browns Iron Bitters will cure you
and fully restore both mind and body to
their normal condition, 1t quickly
strengthens the parts affected.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1882.
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans Of the Township of Ben
ton will hold Caucus at the Town Hall, on
Wednesday, august 2Sd, at O'Clock
P. M, for the purpose of electing Is delegates
to attend the County Convention to be held
Aug. 25th, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the Caucus.
WATTS s. HUMPHREY,
GEO. Il. FROST,
G. ]. HUNT,
Towns hip Committee
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans Of the Township Of Inver-
ness will hold a Caucus at the residence of the
Township Clerk, on Friday, Aug. 18th, at A..
M, sharp, for the purpose Of nominating five
delegates to the County COntion to be held that
day. BY order Of the Committee
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-19

To illustrate the strength of the Orr
pantaloon Overhalls 1t takes the picture
of a train of cars on one end whit the
other end attached to an elephant, and
this is no overdrawn picture. Rindsk0fi
Bros, who only keep first class goods,
have them for sale at their Star Clothing
House. rf
National Republican., 1882-08-21
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season a report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct Office, using the following scale: Very
turbid, to s; turbid, to Is; slightly turbid. Is
to o.: clear. % to SO. Condition of the water,
Saturday, August l9-At Great Falls. SO; at re-
ceiving reservoir, S6 at distributing reservoir. &c.
High tide Monday August 2l-3S minutes past
noon.
Street lamps will be lighted tonight at p. M
and extinguished at 3 a. M.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia +, Brice took place
Saturday afternoon from st. Johns p L. Church
the deceased Rev. Walter w. Williams, OF Balti-
more, performed the burial service.
A telegram was received here on Saturday even
ing from Cumberland stating that the miners OF
the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company, who
have been on strike for the past five months,
went to work on that day.
Rev. Walter w. Williams, for q long time rector
of Christ Church, this place, but now of Chris,
Church, Baltimore, filled the pulpit of St. Johns
The remains Of Henry Raul, who died at the
| house of Mrs. Stiner, on the Conduit Road, were
buried on Saturday evening by the Maryland
| authorities, after having lain in the house fol
| nearly five days, In such state of decomposition
rs to drive the inmates out of the house and COM
| pei them to live out-d doors for several days.
Foreman Lowe, of Engine Company No. 8
of the children Of the late Joseph Daniels, the
| driver OF Engine Company No. 3, who died from
| injuries received by the unsetting OF the engine
and be IL meeting with considerable success in hi:
| him who would like TO aid in so deserving cause
he would be thankful If they, would leave thei
| contributions at No. engine. house.
| Z. NJ. Matthews, esq, and family, and Captain
and Mrs. William Is. Johns, who have been away
! orsome time, returned home on Saturday even
| Ing
National Republican., 1882-08-21
The unI.in,nre orinie.

The preparations for the forthcoming Oriole in
Baltimore. to be held next September, are pro-
crossing lively. A committee from the Order of
the Orole visited the CJrn and Flour Exchange
on Thursday to induce the members to lend their
substantial support A letter was read from Presi-
dent Hood, OF the Western Maryland Railroad,
of, ring to subscribe 500 toward the expenses.
Mr. ]. II. Behan, of New Orleans, manager of the
pa. .eaut, was then introduced and gave al account
of his trip to the West and South Us special envoy
of the Order to induce representatives OF the
various mystic societies to visit Baltimore during
the celebration, and OF the successful accomplish
ment Of his object. He also pledged him.
self to give Baltimore the most magnificent
display ever gotten up in America. Sew
erul new members were induced to join
the Order, and by the way the committee is
working there is no doubt the celebration will be
a success The various railroad aud steamboat
lines have agreed to make special rates during the
celebration. 30 that great Influx Of visitors may
be expected.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
THE DORSEY LETTERS.
Speculation ms to How They Were Alb
ate


Mr. Morrow, the business manager of the Sunday
Gdsepe, was yesterday seen by REPUBLICAN, re-
porter, and asked II he had been uble TO discover
who had stolen the proofs of the Dorsey letter
Mr.. Morrow said:
I'VE have run the matter down until we feel
certain in saying we can place the responsibility
on one of two mems shoulders. BY tomorrow
night think we shall positively know"
IT anybody connected with the paperF
don'i want to do anybody an injustice" re.
piled Mr. Morrow, land therefore would rather
not say TO whom my suspicious point until we arc
absolutely cerlain."
DO you intend to prosecutor"
A., les; we regard II as most dishonorable ac
tion aud shall arrest and prosecute the guilty
party to the bitter end aud obtain whatever salts
faction the law allows U.S."
From inquiries pursued in another direction Il
was learned that the parties suspected ore employes
OF the Gdzeue Office who were thoroughly familiar
with what was going round the office, aud who
copy was evidently obtained by proof being
taken from the galley, and 1t is also certain that
the person who took 1t must have been m
expert, as he had no time to lose about The
| job. 1t Is stated that n few days ngo MIR
| Preston, chief of the New York Herald
bureau here offered Mr.. Hinton, editor of the
Gdzete 1900 for the letters. This was refused rs
the letters had been obtained under such ciicnm
| stances that to have sold them would have beer
| nn act OF rank treachery. Mr. Pres made sew
e'a efforts to get the letters exclusively for hi
matter and showed the kilograms that passed
backward and forward to Mr.. Hinton, but The
latter remained firm and refused to entertain an,
proposition at all,
National Republican., 1882-08-21
WnrISa of Art

Mr.. Mcdonald, the famous sculptor has just
completed the clay model Of liie-sizc portrait
bust of colonel Robert &. Ingersol, which is a re-
markaGle bit of fine work. This is to be produced
in bronze, The artist is now engaged on bust
of ex-senator S. W. Dorsey, and has just COM
pleted one of the lovely wife Of the ex-senator
The bust OF Ms Dorsey is TO be put IN marble
Il viii be remembered made casts Of The arch
assassin Guteau. lie has prepared bust OF the
wretch which represents him dressed In the well
known single breasted coat from the breast oi
which issues the twiuing body of a shake, which
cled about the neck has It's head close to the ear
Of the coward. The allegory shows the serpent
haze and maIace, issuing from his own breast Il
hiss murder into his own willing ears,
National Republican., 1882-08-21
ng- ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
Concerning the construction of
NEW STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR
THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

Invitation is hereby extended to all engineers and
mechanics of established reputation. and all reputa-
BILE manufacturers of veSsylS, steam engines boilers.
ordna ice, having controlling regular establish
shments and being engaged in the business, all OFF,
of the Navy, and especially all naval construc-
tors, steam engineers and ordnance officers of the
Navy, having plans models. or designs of any YES.
ses of any part thereof of the classes authorized
blythe naval appropriation act of August s. iS 10 sub
NIT such plans models, and designs to the Naval Ad-
vsory Board directed to be organized by the Secre-
tary of the Navy under the provisions ofsaid act for
his advice and assistance in the designing and con-
structng of said vessels In order that the same may
be examined by said Board in accordance with the
provisions of said act.
The vessels authorized by said act are to be two In
number be constructed CT steel of domestic
facture, having, may be, tensile strength
of not less than sixty thousand pounds to the square
inch, aud ducty in eight inches of not less than
twenty-five per centum; to be provided with full sail
and full steam power and TO be Of the highest attain
able speed, and adapted to be armed with suitable
armanents described in sail act; and is to be OF
not less than five thousand than six thou
sand displacement, and the other of notless than
forty-three hundred nor more than foryseyen hun
dred tons displacement.
Said plans models and designs should be submitted
within the period of sixty days AFTER UGUST2O lss2
and should be transmitted TO the Navy Department,
Washington, u. @,
The Department will, upon application, forward
copies Of so much of the naval appropriation act as
relates to said vessels, and will answer all letters o
| inquiry and furnish all desired information on the
| subject WILLIAM L. CHANDLER,
| Secretary OF the Navy.
| NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGroS, August5, 1852
National Republican., 1882-08-21
suicide In "a s,a,to..Mouse.

respectfully dressed white man, about 40 years old,
giving his name John Collins, applied at the
seventh precinct staton-housc for nights lodg-
ing. The station keeper asked him few ques-
tions, and the man said he was from Baltimore,
and felt very tired, lie was shown In the lodger's
room and, IL is presumed, went 70 sleep. At q
quarter past O'Clock sunday morning the sta
ton keeper went in the room, aud found Collins
preparing to use the closet. AT oclock the Juli-
the appearances indicating that life had been eX.
tinct over an hour. The coroner was notified, and
DR. j. f. Hartigan held Il p Ist mortem yesterday
lie found that the man had swallowed Il quarter
of pound Of Paris green, ana that death mus
have been almost instantaneous Dr. HaTtigar
III II was one Of the most deliberate of sui
eide lie had ever seen. The health officer tool
charge of the remains, and Will bury them in the
UOttpr's field
National Republican., 1882-08-21
THE LATE JOSEPH DANIELS.
Impressive Funeral Services at ~
A1oysius Church.

AhOysiuA Church.
Joseph Daniels, the dead fireman, was yesterday
afternoon buried at Mount Olivet, the funeral
services being of the most impressive character.
The remains were taken from the late residence
of the deceased TO st, Aloysius Church, where the
Rev, Father Murphy rected the services for the
burial Of the dead aud delivered discourse that
appealed to the feelings of every one present. 1t
was neither common place nor yet language
clothed In that vagucness which usually charac-
terizes post mortem orations; 1t was simply the
JUST Tribute TO A BRAVE MAN,
who had time and time taken his life in his hand
and faced death to save the lives and property of
his fellow citizens During the services Mr..
Daniels eldest daughter tainted At the conclu-
sion of the services the cusket was borne 70 the
hearse by the following pHll-bearers: James Nolan
and Ed White, No. Company John ash No.
Joseph Lehman, No. 2; Howard Wright, No. 8;
Tom Coffee, No. 4. The casket was of fine walnut,
with silver handles and cross on top, ana simple
plate bearing the name of the deceased and his
date. 1t was he trly hidden from view by
THE ELABORATE FLORAL ORNAMENTS,
the gifts of the dead mans comrades. The pro-
cesSion was then formed Chief Croun, Assistant
Chief Drew, aud the Board of Fire Commissioners
leading, and long line OF twenty five car
riages following. AT the grave n heart-rend-
ing scene was witnessed when the coffin was be-
ing lowered to its last ting place. The orphaned
children broke completely down and gave
way to their childish grief Each engine company
furnished, besides the pail bearers mentioned
above, all escort of three men and No five.
National Republican., 1882-08-21

A EIn..sa Sl,ot-

Yesterday morning as the devout Washing
tonans in the neighborhood Of Thirteenth and
X streets were on their way to church. their
thoughts turned in the direction Of heaven aud
wishing they were at the seashore, two pistol
shots rang out on the still air and caused every
body to descend at once from heaven to this
mundane sphere. crowd of small boys were
drawn to the alley next to the Franklin School
building from whence the sound Of the shooting
proceeded, policemen forgot it was Sunday
morning and threw themselves i'll the breach,
ready to arrest half dozen murdcrers red-handed.
Rushing in the alley they found Il policeman
standing over the prostrate form of n horse that
he had just shot, as the horse had been condemned
by the veterinary surgeon and was suffering.
Quiet was once more restored, not, however before
1t mad spread around town that there was shoot
ing case ON Thirteenth street.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
Public An,usenieufs

At the Theatre Coniique this week Mr.. Alf
Mcdowell one of Washingon's most popular
favorites will be the attraction in his own version
of Women" There will also be an excellent
olio, introducing many new faces and retaining
those who have become standard favortes.
At Abncrs Garden the same attractions that
proved so acceptable last week will remain viz
Herr IgnaZ Conrad the celebrated Germanteno ;
Professor \. W. Sawyer, the wonderful performer
ON the cOpophone, and Mad. Beauniap, together
with the always pleasing orchestra, under Proies-
sor Arth's skilliu direction.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
nud EaGIeston's temperance Tent

Last evening the tent was crowned as never
before since It's erection with a highly interested
audience, The meeting was opened as usual
with prayer and singing John Tyler jr,, was
audience In minutes speech replete with the
truths of temperance. Messrs Cox, of George
town; Poler Of the Government Printing ONCE,
aud Captain Dunning and others also made ad-
dresses There were twenty signers TO the pledge.
To-night there Is 10 be musicll and literary en-
teTtalnment at the tent for Buds benefit,
National Republican., 1882-08-21
Women and temperance.

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Gospel meeting was held as usual in Masonic
Temple yesterday. Mrs. L. Mofatt, of Capitol
nill led the service. Aft the opening exercises
Rev John schivey, just home from missionary
work in South America, was introduced and i'd
dressed the meeting with much acceptahlity,
speaking of the far. reaching effects OF Gospel tom
perance and its influence so much needed in for
eign lands. Mr.. Poler, Mr. james Lee, Mr.. Buckimg-
ham, Mr.. Lang, and Mr.. Reeves also addressed the
meeting. Mrs. Chaplin spoke feelingly of the crowds
who enter back doors of saloons on Sunday. Mrs.
tember The meeting was largely attended.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
LOCAL MENTION.
DURLTC VOICE.

1924 lITH ST. N. W., Jan. Q, 1882.
GENTLEMEN: have suffered for
years with loss of appetite and u
heavy, oppressed feeling about the
stomach. About April last COM
menced taking Browns Iron Bit
tiers and have taken several bottles.
My appetite greatly improved un-
der the use of the first bottle. 1t is
now good, and l am relieved from
the oppressed feeling. The medi-
cine has certainly done me n great
deal of good. A. GuTCHINIsT.
National Republican., 1882-08-21

We have on hand about 10 cases
beautiful Lawns at cts.
About 1900 pieces White Goods
of every description. These we
have reduced to the cost of inn
portatiOn, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsutta
Sheeting, ten-quarter wide, run
ming in length from one to ten
yards, at about 20 cts. per yard.
This make costs 374 cts. to buy
from the agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
Maine Voters,

Mr.. Asa P. Knight the chairman of the COM
mttee on transportation of the Maine Republican
Association here, has received letter from Mr.
Fred n. Dow, secretary of the Republican Execu-
cutive Committee of the Pine Tree State, saying
that all Republican voters who are certified a.
such who shall go home to vote will be given fr, G
return transportation from all points east OF Bos-
ton. All Maine voters can receive full informa-
tion by calling on Mr.. Knight.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
TsF.-77a =y
..s.a1- --..i .l-..l-lI 4.

Wanted plenty Ofhelp to get rid
of our still immense stock pre-
viOus to removing into our Hand
some New Building.
1t is impossible for us to mens
tion all the low prices to which
we have reduced the goods still ON
hand, enough said when we say
that no goods shall be carried into
the new building that a price will
sell.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
speer's Port Grape Wine for Weakly Per-

This excellent product of the grape is pre-
scribed and used by the leading physicians Of the
country, when generous and nourishing wine is
desirable, especially for females, aged persons,
and consumptives, and by churches for COM
munion. Hundreds Of New York Physicians have
visited Speer's Vineyards aud Wine Cellars, but
twelve miles distant from New York, and pro-
nuuHced his wine pure and unexcelled. For sale
by Druggists and Grocers.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
Prn,nIncni Arrirnls.


EBBITT.-S. u. Notranel, Benton, I'LL J.. +. Bur
rows, Colorado; Henry q. Hester, William a, GwSn,
New Orleans; Charles Fiske, Indiana Colonel u. NJ.
sn q eS G 0rn it, y " nnr ~ Il Iiirhmond
Ind. Walter Lvans, w. s. Caldwell, Louisville, Ky
METROPOLITAN Professor !. w. Warfeld, Mary
land G. A. Hndsell, New York; Il. Conover, North
C,rolina M Y. Carson, Jackson, Tenn; G. a. Con
znez Pensacola Fla; I'd B. Jack, Savannah Cal
$. Lander, South Carolina.
ST.. JAMEs,-w. NJ. BOYD, Decauia, ILL.,; J: s. Nc
Dowell, Philadelphia, Pa. &. II. kahlert, Philadel
phia, Pa ID. q, Phillips. Madison Ind.
ARL1SGToS.- Colonel A. w. Jones, Virginia; Hon
w. II. Belknap, Iowa; Mr.. Kelley, New York; ]. A
Walker, Colorado, Texas
ST. MARC.-E. w. Pur, ]. s. Cown New York
Judge Thom, Maryland; d. Stern philadelphia.
RIGGs.- &. +. Cutter, New York; George f. Coatta
Fort Scott Iowa; II. J. Frank, Pittsburg.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The Wcnthcr Tn-nnN.

For me Middle Atlantic Sates slightly 'oarmer
fair icedher H0hi rdrioJe loinds, mostly Jron, sou
10 trCs' failing barometer.
For Udsliaoton, from a. m. 10 midntoh-
Fdfr treaiher, s'oWy rising temperature
Thermometric readings.-T a. M. GGio; Ii a. m.
76.0e; p. m 1909; p. M. 73Go; IL p. n., 6i.3o
maximum, s10o. minimum, 1889.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
rba Cruise orthc Iuuccept

Special dispatch to THE REruDL1CAN:
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug 2O-The Innocents
arrived this evening. They leave for Cape May
Tuesday morning. W. a. S.
National Republican., 1882-08-21

You can publish thrce-line advertisement of
WANTED" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruB
National Republican., 1882-08-21

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in 1blb. Ward" prints at 4Oc per b
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball butterlnilk, DC
per quart, and sweet milk Sc per quart
National Republican., 1882-08-21
posr-oFFrcE MAILS.

Hours OF Their Arrival and Departure.
(ofically furnished by Colonel ID. u. Anger post
mastprl
National Republican., 1882-08-21

sgS T. II. MORAN & CO. announce. to their
W. many friends and to the public In general
that they have opened the new and elegant rooms,
Nos 9S7 and $50 d street northwest as Saloon. with
pool and lunch rooms attached. Billy Harrison Will
preside behind the bar. al2l.GtA
National Republican., 1882-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n<sye BUCKEYS, ATTENTION!
The next regular meeting of the Ohio Republican
Association will be he'd THIS (MONDAY) Eve
MING, AUGUST q, 1882, at st. Georges Hall, el0
Eleventh street northwest. Busints of importance
will be before the Association and full attendance
is desired. Ali Ohoans invited.
- WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
H. c. MEGREW, PI esident.
Secretary, au2l-1t
National Republican., 1882-08-21

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address hersog, SQs Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
Yania avenue,
National Republican., 1882-08-21
ass PosT-oFF1oE NOTICE

n>lQ5S POSI-OFFlCE NOTlCE
Foreign Mails for the week ending August 90 will
close at this office as follows:
MoMRAYAt 10 for AsPnwal and South
Brazil, psr steamship Glenfyne Via West Point.
Arz9na via oueens.9wn IA at SR S Tor re Cape Hay
g, oIo Do%ing9, az ,yd and Turks Isand per steamship
=, 70. Or Brazil; per steamship
France must be directed per Gula y; at 0aOa. m.
at i5 a. M r for rhe ne Nst6erlands direct per steam
ship Rotterdam via Rotterdam; at I. p. m. for
Franei,fo; at sao p m: for newfoundland and St.
AID AarSs via s Sa fT "a
a. m for Europe, per steamship Herdcr via Ply
mouth. Cherbourg, and amburg; at l:;9 p, M. for
Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship City of Wash
FRIDAY:-At 10 a. m for Jamaica and Jacmel, per
a. for EqESps sss r ssamsnP
RuS Rd sc9!and ,3 must s be directed "per .y OF
slil Main yin Southampton and Bremen deiters
for Great Britain and other European countries
De % BOLIVIA d sG stG
Up. m. for Belgium direct, per steamship Pennland
per steamship Niagara Via Via havana: ga at $50 J p IN M
NJ @ IG sElsH New Tr SsS S5en
Fiji lslands, per steamship Australia via San Fran
tThe schedule Of closes Of trans n ms Pacific mails is
arranged on the basis of uninterrupted overland
transit TO San Francisco. Mails from the arriv
ing time at san Francisco on the day of sailing
| of steamers dssratched the same day.
HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmaster.
n~15i5s THE CALIGRAPH. A PERFECT
1S WI ting hine at last suitable for lawyers.
ST, no rap. .eIs, mini ns, and ai AZ inr much
wiring % 20; simpir and durable. For cire ars am
firtl e. Information idrt tss " ILLARD TRACK ER,
Gene al Agent II Iowa Circle Washi 81 on, u. Z.
au ,-3t*
n>-S5T5s PARTIES HAVING GOODS DEPOSITED
VSS with me upon which interest is overdue four
months are notified to pay the same on or be ore 2st
instant or their goods viii be sold at public sncton
| by Duncanson Bros. corner Ninth and d, without
| further notice. 7. WALLACE,
aulS--t Hl7 Penn iylvana aver ue.
| n~S5se THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
| W. chased the Foundry and Machine Works
heretofore occupied by Il e late firm of Gray & Noyes
together with all machinery patterns and appliances
used IN the conduct of the large and extensive bust
ness of that firm, will continue, under the style Of f.
| n. Gray q Co.. the general Foundry and Machine
Business and respectfully solicis the patronage OF
| fiiends and the public. Telephone connections.
aulB-Gt +. n. GRAY.
nl1J~ ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
National Republican., 1882-08-21
nAIaerney DAILY waeonn.v ~

JUMPER WATER on drausht at shafer's, 1910 F
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