Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-02
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Entered at the Postofice at Chebeygan
Mich. .assecond Glass Matter.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1884.
THE CITY.

Republican county convention will be
held at Town Hall this afternoon.
Hon. H. H. Hatch speaks at the Town
Hall Thursday evening of next week.
The Knights of Labor held large
meeting at Kesseler's Hall Monday
evening.
All indications point to a Waterloo for
the Democracy week from next Tues
day in Ohio.
DR.. Chas. A. Perrin is erecting resi-
dence on Huron street. Quay & Son
have the contract.
John Goulden who has been very sick
at Port Huron, we are pleased to learn
is getting better.
The propeller Messenger had to go into
dry dock at Chicago, to have her stern
bearings frightened.
James G, Blaine is receiving grand
ovation wherever he visits during his
trip west. The people, are with him,
and the people will elect him in Novem-
ber.
A caucus will be held in the council
room Saturday evening to elect delegates
from the township of Benton to the Ma
tional Greenback Labor county cOnven-
tiOn.
Thursday evening of next week Hon.
II. H. Hatch. representative in Congress
from this district will address our citi-
zens on the political issues Of the day at
the Town Hall.
1t is probable Blaine will spend three
days in Michigan. He will speak IN
Detroit on the evening of the 14th, in
Grand Rapids on the evening Of the 18th
and then at Saginaw or Bay City the
next evening.
married woman in town being accu.
sed by her husband OF being to intimate
with another man, undertook to shuttle
off this mortal coil by taking cup OF
"cold pizen." Husband repsntant-Doc-
tor called--s stomach pump averted trag-
ic end and all is again serene.
The San Antonio Crexas) Daily Times
of Sept. Goth contains the following: Mrs
A. Brown, of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, ar
rived here yesterday. She goes to
Boerne to join her husband. who came
South few months ago for his health.
She is stopping at the st. Leonard.
The Ohio state election takes place one
week from next Tuesday. The indica-
tions are that the Democracy will come
to grief and the Republicans have a
rousing majority. The Democratic pa
pers c0ncede that the state will go Re-
publican but say anything less than %,
600 majority will not count.
The masons have the second story of
st, Mary's school building nearly up. 1t
is going to be qaite a tasty building.
The caps and cornics are of red brick,
and make very pleasing contrast with
cream colored brick Of the main walls.
The grand masquerade party at the
skating rink will take place Friday
evening of next week. Good music will
be in attendance, and Messrs Ger0 &
Smyth will see that everything is done
to make the party pleasant success in
every respect.
Contracts for the building OF ten see
tions Of the Bsaugrand ditch were let
last Saturday, and the letting OF the re-
naming nine sections was postponed
until next Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m,
at the same place. Contractors please
bear this III mind.
Yesterday was the first day of the sea-
SOD that deer could be lawfully killed.
Some of the spOrtsmen of the county evil
IDENTIFY set up all night In order to get
an early start as day had hardly dawned
before several fine carcasses were exhib-
tied on the streets for sale.
We understand that the Michigan Gen.
tral railroad will not take off the night
train the coming winter. 1t is stated
that the management have concluded
that it will be matter of economy to
keep it running, as it will cost much less
with the additional trains running. to
keep the road open during the SHOWS Of
winter. We trust the information may
be reliable. Cheboygan missed the
night train very much last winter.