Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-22

MISS MARY ANDERSON has a rival in
MRS kendall. The American is the more
ideal of the two.
PREACHING in Montana don't pay, as
the miners and lumbermen say it don't
swing pick or boom log.
The German Guests on their return to
Berlin passed resolutions thanking
President Willard. of the N. p. R. R., for
cOurtesies.
The sociables in the far west in the
absence of music and other means of es-
thetics fill up the interim in luxurious
kiss ing.
WINNIPEG went up Ikea balloon, bu
she is collapsed. The tales of sudden
poverty read like the fated Oil City of
few years ago in Pennsylvania.
PARNELL still holds on to the conf
dence of the Irish people. Chamberlain,
Dixie, Parnell and Davitt are the COM
ing men OF the United Great Britain.
THE Salvation Army is in trouble.
Philadelphia row sOurs on it. 1t used
to be the righteous are not forsaken, but
evidently this case reads, the saliva
tiOnists are fOrsaken.
WE read of an army Of hungry Michi-
gan Democrats who are at Washington
wanting to be provided for. We wonder
if BegOle, in addition to the pardon bust
ness, furuishee free passes.
Don't be down in the mouth about hard
BISHOP HARRIS, in st. PauPs church.
Detroit, said recently: "The scientific
writer's, the novelists, the reviewers and
the leading editors of to-day are. if not
irrellgious, at least unreligiOus."
times. 1t was little cold sweat for i'm
prudence in money guaging. The sun
shines again. The money market is
easier, and so will you be. Keep up yeur
courage.
JAMES BARCLAY. a Scotch M. P.,and
Liberal, denounced at Dundee lately the
Irish Castle" government. He thinks it
an enormity. Every where free thought
has hearing and an echo, the echo of
the divine in man.
JOHN SwINSON's PAPER is extreme, but
it expresses thought vigorously, and
this thought cannot be ignored, because
it is a necessary factor to progress, say
what we will of the ultra position of the
radical writer.
MRS. CARLISLE, the Speakers wife, is
represented as very graceful woman.
She Is five feet nine inches in height
straight and graceful in person as in j..
manner. She is blonde with blue-gray
eyes, under brOws strongly marked. So
the society folks say.
GIVE HOrr boom. He introduced
resolution similar ia tone, and nearly so
in words, of that relating TO Ireland,
which was of Demacrrtlc origin HOrr's
related to Virginia. 1t is evident wrong
is not confined to Ireland. The BeurbOns
deal in that article on large scale in
Virginia.
The New Orleans riot Is the shame of
the country. Men claiming the highest
responsibility, in the heat of anger at
primary election, drawing their pistols
and in melee killing one another. The
negro is not in issue this time. The fact
throws an ugly shadow over life in many
parts of the South.
GEORGE II. BUTLER says he'll stay in
the asylum until he has new Will power
and he believes that power grows like a
mustache. That man will reform. No
one ever made sncha confession that
didn't have the man in him. Whiskey
has pulled him down, but courage can
build him. There is no finer man than
George, barring the drink.
THE Austrian Governments consider
ing plan for working mans insu-
rance. This is the most important step
for tho indenendence Of the common peO-