Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-25

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See W. & A. McArthur's coal ad and
take advantage Of the low price and or
der your codl for winter. tbtN
There ia mania for murder that
spares no sex, age, or locality. Hot
weather increases this appalling VIC
lence of crime.
Capt. Buney will have religious SER
vices on ship-bOard tomorrow afternoon
at three o'clock. The vessel lies at the
Amiot ship yard. Everybody 60.
Telegraph, telephone. mail or person
ally leave your orders for printing at
the TRIBUNE job office. All orders have
prompt attention,
w. C. Moore removed the PARTITION in
the rear Of his barber shep Thursday
night, which gives him much more room
and adds greatly to the appearance OF
his stand. hi'
Liquors and wines to the amount of
$4,000 worth have been arranged for to
supply the excursiOnists who are to
drive the last spike of the Northern
Pacific Railroad. The party is limited
to $50 males.
In the White Mountains. where Van
derbilt stopped, he learned that the
walters were college students, earning
money to prosecute their education, and
the money king left check for $1,000
to be divided among them. giving each
800. A noble act.
The TRIBUNE job office received an
elegant line of new type yesterday from
the well known type foundry of Marder,
Luse & Co. Chicago. We have added
more new type to our already extensive
Office in the past thirty DAYS than any
other Office in this section has in three
months.
The cyclone has whirled GO miles
through Minnesota and death and desc
latiOn are the inheritance left behind.
How pOwerless Is man to fOresee or pre-
vent these terrible visitatiOns. All he
can do is to suffer, and nObly gO to work
to repair the wrecks made by these
death blasts.
Remember the union service at the
Opera House, tomorrow eve., will begin
promptly at s o'clock, and promises to be
an immense success. Mrs. Garner is a
very talented speaker, Capt. Bundy will
be present. Several ministers will be
present. The music will be fine. Let
everybody go. Take copy of gospel
hymns.
The Treasury Department has award
ed gold medals of honor to Jos. Cardran
and Alfred Cardran for herOism display
ed in having saved from drowning, April
13, VIM. Marshall, keeper, and Edward
Chambers and Edward Lasley, assistant
keepers of the Spectacle Reef Lighthouse
Station, near Bots Blanc Island, Lake
Huron.
The Townsend dramatic company ap-
peared at the Opera House last night and
gave one of their inimitable entertain
ments. The singing of little Ella Lewis,
only six years old, was phenomenal and
captivated the audience at once. She is
as charming little actress as she is a
singer. The closing farce was nprOar-
0usly funny. They appear again this
evening with an entire change of pro-
gramme-drama, operate selections and
farce.
The record of 1883 as year of dis
astrous storms has been increased by a
fearful cyclone at Rochester, Mimi,
last Tuesday night. A passenger train
was blown from the track, and the cars
utterly demolished, and from IS to 100
persons killed or wounded. Some of the
finest buildings in Rochester were
blown down, shade trees torn up, and a
number of lives lost. Wednesdays tele-
grams to the daily press give the names
of 2S persons known to have been killed
i'm the city, and the loss of property was
estimated at 100000.
The meeting on Monday evening at the
council rooms to consider the question Of
Cheboygan and its wants was an i'm
provement on the previous one, and al
though not as satisfactory as some hat
anticipated, progress was made in thu
right direction. The committee who
had canvassed the principal bushes:
men, reported in favor Of organizing ar
Improvement Association according Il
the statute. which requires $4,000 stool
in shares of $25. Almost one-fourth O
the stock was taken by a few responsible
live business men. The public will b.
called upon to take the remaining stock
and it would seem that not only tn
stock would be taken, but active meas
ures be put forth to secure the continued
growth of Cheboygan. This is a matte
in which we are all friends DESTROYS of
common success, in common interest
Council Proceedings.