Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-17

euo jury, u new uepaItuIe, Inc result OF
their disgrace.
FRANCE has accomplished her purpose
in China with a minimum expense and
in double quick time.
The United States including Alaska
measures 2, 10000 square miles every
inch Of viii ch Is worth protection.
AMAN stole a night shirt, and q Gin
cinnati jury called it murder in the
first degree, in order to prevent riot and
q move out of the state.
1.-THE Democratic party might as well
call Thomas Jefferson from the grave to
lead 1T now as to call upon me" S. j. Til
den. Yes or any other man dead or
alive.
THIRTY years ago we h ad to pay So. 90
Tor an axe of English make, now we can
get a better one Of home manufacture
for SOC. Ask your free trade neighbor
why 1t is.
THE South are waking MP and as they
awake they begia to see that about the
only thing wsrth contending for is rep
resented by the Republican party and
opposed by the Democratic party.
THREE States, Illonois, IOwa,.an Mis-
souri, produced as much corn in 1880 as
the whole country produced in 1860.
Place 1t to the credit of protection.
THAT sterling American, Stanley, has
made things lively by his discoveries in
Africa. Great Britain. Portugal, France
and the Uneted States, want the Congo
land and 1t may lsad to somsthiag more
than diplomacy. Africa is rich.
MR.. C~ONvERsE's bill to restore duty on
wool was defeated which bands Ohio
over to the Republicans, according to Mr..
COnverse's judgement by 10000 majority
In Nov. For u Democrat this is good
guessing.
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EGYPT is hopelsssly in debt. French
bankers holds this debt which cannot be
interfered with by England who cannot
control the cOantrv and make it paw,
thus everything is drifting without any
end reached.
MISSIONER. the great French artist
painted a portrait of Mrs. Mackay, an
American lady, who. not liking the pic
ture burnt it. All France is ablaze over
the insult. Let him do better next time
and let Mrs. Mackay do as she plsases
with her Owa.
For the week ending April 9Th the
eight trunk lines from Chicago to the
seabOrd took ont from Chicago 3d. 1893
tons Or 2.259,933 bushels of grain. Ship.
ments by Chicago & Atlantic were the
largest being 1886 tons.
HARD times appear all over the conn
try and has steadily increased since Jan.
4, 1884, as a result of the Democrats tim
kering with the tariff. If the Morrison
bill should pass WI would be fortunate
ii the country escaped a panic.
A WILLIAM at Jackson ate to
outrage a 13-year-Old girl as she was re-
turning home from the rink in the eve
ming. He gave her drugged candy,
which rendered her insensible. The
%scoundrel was not successful in his in
fernal attempt but should he hung.
VOLUME l No. |, Of tho Academy News
published by the Michigan Military
Academy at Orchard Lake Michigan, il
upon our table. IL is a clear, bright,
sixteen page paper, repIete with biOgra.
ply, news and general information,
both edifying and instructive. 1t will
be always weIcoma.
THE free trade man SAYS the Ameri
can manufacturer has gnt rich under
tho tariff system. That is true, and not
only trna but good. for while the manu-
factnrer has got rich the farmer has got
rich, and further, the Americas laborer
and mechanic have enjoyed more advan-
tages than any other country ia the world
has afforded to labor.
THE Detroit Evening News indirectly