Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-25

routes, is beginning to appear in other
cities. Two such cases were discovered
in Milwaukee the other, day the patients
having just arrived from Europe.
The appointment of Senator Carl
Jonas as consul to Prague. will be re-
voked. the Austrian government object
ing to the appointment. When a young
man, student at Prague. Jonas liberal
views excited the ire of the Austrian
government to such an extent it appears.
that time has failed to erase the mem
cries of the imagined wrong.
In 1883 the manufacture of steel nails
was begun, and the output for that year
was 1924 kegs. Since then it has made
great progress. During last year there
were 1893, 4s2 kegs of steel nails manu-
featured, the production Of the three
leading nail growing states being as
follows: West Virginia, 204,335 kegs;
Ohio, 1896 kegs, and Pennsylvania 90
1924 kegs.
In pursuance of the policy adopted by
Secretary Manning of cutting down sx
penses in the various bureaus of the
Treasury Department wherever possible
without detrimeRt to the public busi-
ness, 300 persons employed as storekeep-
ers, guagers, etc., in the internal reven-
He service have been removed since
March 20. The average per diem pay of
these employees was 81.
The administration in order to keep
the hungry applicants from becoming
completely discouraged makes few ap-
pOiHtmsnts about every day. thus en-
couraging them to hope that their turns
will come next. 1t is true that most Of
the Offices are of minor Importance but
occasionally big fish secures position
and TINS the rank and file are kept from
giving up to despair entirely.
The Democratic papers are claiming
the advent of ClevelaDd's administra-
tiOn the rule Of bosses had to go. We
would ask how it is in Michigan? How
Is it that when "Boss Dickinson" is alb
sent from Washington there are no i'm
portant appointments given to Michigan
men, but as soon as he shows up there
the wheels begin to move? Dickinson
is boss" in Michigan and has to be con-
suited everytime.
CHOLERA is rapidly increasing in Spain
and has again invaded France. The
deaths in Spain begin to be numerous;
and the disease is assuming malignant
form. People able to do so are fleeing
from the cities and villages into the
country. In one Spanish province on
Monday there were eighty cases and six
ty deaths. This tremendously large
proportion of deaths is sufficient cause
for the panic which has been created by
the appearance of the plague.
The Missouri Wool Growers Convex
tion, which has been In session at Soda
liza, was as strong on the subject OF pro-
lection as the National Wool Growers
Convention which recently sat In ST.
Louis. We beg to call the attention of
our two Missouri Senators to this fact,
and to suggest to them that they proceed
to place themselves in line with their
constituents on the tariff question. Mis-
souri, is tariff state on a square issue
every time vote is fairly polled,-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
THE Greenbackers Of Michigan de-
mand Of Cleyeland's administration
some recognition. They feel sore that
their services in securing the election of
Grover has not been recognized in a
substantial manner, some important
political Office given them, and intimate !
unless some such reward il given them
in the near future they will burst the
machine. They are devoted to principle
and nothing less than good fat office
will satisfy their longings and devotion.
Office is what they are after and office is
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