Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-12

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work, and they want protection.
The woods are on fire near Marshfield.
Mass, 200 men fighting flames.
Pere Hyacinthe, of Paris, comes to
America this summer to lecture.
At Youngstown, Ohio, an Irish lady
celebrated her Tooth birthday, May LIST.
Insanity as a ground of divorce was
rejected in the legislature last week.
In the last six months $14,958, 900
went into the organization of 1872 nation
al banks.
Last week was one of supreme
happiness to Cincinnati because Of her
Dramatic Festival.
An earthquake in the city of Tabreez,
Persia, demolished many buildings and
killed several persons.
Gen. Durbin Ward is an Independent
candidate for the Democratic guberna-
t0rial nomination in Ohio.
The President appointed W. S. Woods
to succeed Judge Gresham for the
seventh district of Indiana.
Bradlaugh has announced that he will
visit Northampton, and formally resign
his right to seat in parliament.
The Massachusetts, house of represen
tatives is warmed up on the TewksDury
aims house. The end is not yet.
The meeting of Francis Joseph Of Aus
tria and Humbert of Italy, at Berlin, has
been deferred until next November.
SaloOnists of Des MOines, Iowa, will
not pay $1,000 license adopted by the
city and have decided to quit perhaps.
Special shipments from San Francisco
to China by steamer Saturday were
$3S5,000 the largest shipment for long
time.
The offer of rewards to denOunce their
cOmrads whom they know to be NIhi-
lists is causing ill feeling in many regi-
ments.
The late Georgia Democratic state con-
ventiOn expressed no regret over Gen.
Stephens death. He was too good man,
perhaps.
The President has decided to name
the three steel cruisers to be built for
the navy, the Chicago, the Boston, and
the Atlanta.
In Sue Queach Canon, 1853 miles south
west of HermOsillO, Mexican troops Fri
day defeated band Of Apaches in a
fight lasting nearly two hours.
The French Minister of Commerce has
been instructed to examine into the
pork question, with view to resembling
the order against its importation.
Cardinal McClOskey received Alexan-
National League, and the Papal secre
tary of state demands an explanation.
Judge Foraker of Cincinnati will,
from the way things look now, be nom
mated by the Republicans of Ohio for
governor. If so he will in all probability
be elected.
The circuit court of Lafayette, Ind.
Saturday refused the petition Of Mandlsr
for new trial of the case recently won
by Mrs. Gonger. He will appeal to the
Supreme Court.
The council of Danville, ILL.,, named
5000 for license, the saloon men closed,
the citizens urged the council to make
the license $1,000 and salOOnisus cheer
fully paid the $500.
Rev. j. A. Reddick, c0l0red, Meth
Odist minister, was ill treated at the vi
aduct hotel at Relay station, owned by
the Baltimore q Ohio r. R., and wants
his rights indicated.
The first small town in the United
States to adopt the electric light is
Roselle, N. j. which has $50 Edison
lamps on miles of streets and 500
lights in village residences.
If Carter Harrison makes another
speech like unto the IrOquois banquet
effort, he will be deserving the thanks of
again, for with him talk is chronic.
Kansas had 11,O4S,OO0 acres of land
under cultivation in 1880, an increase Of
2,476, 600 since 1872 or territory larger
than the states of Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island and Connecticut, combined.
One hundred lawyers in New Haven,
Conn.,, who do not average $15 per week
which would be a handsome sum for
some lawyers elsewhere, but lawyers
shall be rewarded at the resurrection of
the just.
The Washington Critic after much |
bordering, has come to the conclusion |
that Goliath was the original dude, as
he is the first man on record, according |
to Holy Writ, who had bang on his |
forehead.
Judge Stanley Matthews is unfortu-
nate with his children. He lost five
little ones in one month Of scarlet fever,
and his youngest surviving son is now
reported to be very near the end of his ca
reer on earth.
Since President Arthur assumed the
duties of the hardest position eyer filled
by President, he has done much to
disprove the unfriendly criticism 80 gen.
erOusly bestowed upon him, and i'm an
quiet manner has acted
with fine judgment, excellent ability,
and answering fidelity for the peoples
true interests. He is respected and be-