Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-02
TIE NE WIS.

Sharon, of Nevada, and Alison of Iowa
expect to, be returned to the United
| States Senate.
Kansas farmers hold over 100000
bushels of old wheat, and over 37,0OO,0C0
bushels of old corn.
Arrangements have been completed for
the Refinement Of John Howard Payne
at Washington, June 8.
The Ohio supreme court will hear ar
gument June Z on the cOnstitutiOnality
of the Scott liquor law.
The fiftieth annivers airy of the estab-
lishment of Catholicism in Chicago was
celebrated last Sunday.
The Irish and Italians had set-tO
in New York City last Sunday, and
several injured on both sides.
Ground was broken Tuesday at Mag
ara for the Welland cutoff on the Cana
da division of the Michigan Central.
The Cars crown dates from the per-
iOd of emperor Paul l, and is valued at
100000 roubles; equal to about $2,240,-
900.
Ten thousand children attended the
twenty-third annual meeting of the
Baptist Sunday Schools of New York
Tuesday.
The car and czarina attended the
theater at Moscow Wednesday night and
were enthusiastically received by the
audience.
The Presbyterian general assembly, in
session at Saratoga, and the Reformed
Presbyterian synod, at Pittsburg have
adjourned sine die.
Thomas WEIGH, of Pittsburg, Sunday,
struck his wife, when she demonstrated
with red-hot bayonet, running him
through, and lnflicting fatal wound.
Gas exploded in the state capital at
Montgomery, Ala, Monday, setting fire
to the library, breaking the leg of and
burning Librarian Riggs. Damage
slight.
A flagstaff and cOrnice of building
in Boston fell Tuesday during a high
wind, crushing an omnibus, fatally in
juring two persons, and wOunding
others.
Peters pence have decreased so rapidly
issues an appeal to the faithful, to be
funds for the holy see.
Count Zacharoff. agent of the Allen
Line at Galway, Ireland, who has been
engaging factory girls for Massachusetts,
mills, has .bene secretly warned to quit
that city on pain OF death.
The sword presented to General An
drew Jackson by the General Assembly
of Tennessee, in honor of his victory at
New Orleans, is to be placed in trust with
the Tennessee Historical Society.
Four hundred and thirteen Mormon
emigrants from Switzerland, Germany
and Scandinavia landed at New York
last Sunday morning. For railway fare
to the west they paid upward of $4,000.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean figures that
there are $3.50 licensed saloons in the
city and that there are guZzled down
per annum. on an average, over $53
for every man, woman and child in the
city.
The serious charge of purchasing
New York Sunday newspaper, and read
ing it, was made against minister at
tending the Presbyterian Synod, this
week, at Pittsburg, Pa, by brother
minister.
Congratulations were received by the
emperor and empress of Russia from
civil and military officers, the mayor of
Moscow and the nobility. the representa-
tives of the British army and the German
military envoy.
The third annual meet of the league
of American wheelmen took place in
New York City, Monday. Bieyclists from
Maine to California participated In the
parade, and 1000 were in the procession, |
which was an interesting sight.
1t is reported that another encyclical |
letter will soon be issued by the Pope, |
directed against the land league. 1t |
will enjoin the priests OF the Catholic |
church to deny the sacrament to all per-
sons connected with seditiOus move |
ments.-Inter Ocean.
It is intimated that Mayor Stowell,
of Milwaukee, will not be supported by |
the city council in his fight against the |
saloons of that city. It must be that |
the city dads are in the habit of keeping |
late hours and do not want their supplies |
shut off at midnight.
Monday afternoon a tornado, in two
sections, caused havoc at Meals Mills,
Ind, destroying several structures, kill
ing five persons, and blowing baby no
one knows where. Twelve other persons
were wounded Other portions of the
state received more or less damage.
There are rumOrs of q serious disaster
to General Crooks command, in Mexico
fighting Indians. The authorities at
Washington, however, give no credence
to the report. The latest reliable news
from him was to the effect that his force
had gained quite victory over the
Apaches, killing thirty of them.
Buffers recommendation made in New
York, the other day, has set the Demo