Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-31
STATE.

Huron.
| The postoffice at Copper Harbor, Upper
Peninsula, hat been closed.
The OwossO Opera House will seat
about 1000 after the remodeling.
The Hart Argus says their whselbar-
row factory has flashed in the pan.
An unknown man has been found in
the Alpena woods frozen to death.
Several children have been seriously
hurt while coasting at Cedar Springs.
There are 500 undertakers in the state.
and l02 are connected with the assOcia-
ton.
Howard City will have first class on
era house before another year gets
around.
Miles post of the G. A. R., at st. Clair.
will light big camp fire Washingt0n's
birthday.
Prospects of two fruit drying estab.
lishments being operated at st. Johns
next year.
There was 2S,a24,S22 pounds of freight
handled at Constantine station during
the year 1888.
Jackson has seven railroads already
and is moving to secure the eighth. IL
will get it, too.
The new iron bridge for Maple river
has arrived at Maple Rapids, and will be
put IN place at once.
DR.. Sullivan has established private
lying-in hospital in Ann ArbOr, for the
benefit Of the students.
Some $4,000 have already been sub.
scribed for the new Roman Catholic
school at Ann ArbOr.
The JOnesville cotton mill is expert
menting with bleached goods. They
will be bleached in Utica, NY.
If the common council grant permits
sion, a variety show will be operated in
Bay City during the year 1884.
The state asylums being full, various
counties are contracting for the care of
their insane at private institutions.
Gov. Begole and wife were recently
thrown out of a sleigh in Flint. Can
this be a fOretaste of what the pOliti
clans will do?
A Jackson prisoner, who has lost his
right hand, has made beautiful work
box of several kinds of wood, and con-
tanning $1,000 pieces.
Mrs. r. Rood, of Grand Rapids, while
carrying food to a sick lady, fell over the
banisters from the third to the second
floor, and broke her neck
Material is being gathered for build
ing large hotel at South Lyon, near
the Air Line depot, and the place is 9TH
erwlse preparing for big boom.
Although Laingsburg has already one
bank, j. H. Rohrabacher will start anOth
er as soon as the weather permits the
erection OF suitable building.
An Adrian man kicked up sensation
by claiming that he had robbed a GER
tain grave. The sensation died out
when investigation showed he aad lied
about it.
Ann Arbor colOred people will cele-
brate the birthday of Abraham Lincoln,
February IL. Mayor Hartman, Gov. Be-
COLE, President Angel and others will
speechify.
1t is said that the q. r. & 1. railroad
company is considering the advisability
of extending the IA mile spur of the
road. between Milton junction and Lu-
Their, On to Manistee, distance of 35
miles.
Elmer Mills and wife, South Bay City,
left their door unlocked during recent
night visit. When they returned they
found three burly tramps in their beds.
They had helped themselves to prOyis-
ions, and refused to leave until neigh
bOrs were summoned.
CLASS hatred is easily engendered be-
cause of the weakness of people in ad-
hitting envy, and jealousy. Germany,
Russia, England, indeed every nation
presents much division, suffering and
evil because of one class hating another.
Every community isicursed with jealous,
spiteful feelings of one class against
another. All kinds of evils and wrongs
are generated by this spirit, and those
who appeal to impulse, superstition, or
any weakness instead of the reason do
harm they cannot overcome. They pro-
luce running sores often fatal. Passion
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