Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-10-31
NEWS UE TiiE, WORLD.

9.he lax rate in Philadelphia ha
been fixed at s. s.
Tie I'agis municipal council l]av
; Just created tila Boulevard Victo
Hugo
; .Gba Manitoba & northwestern rail
va. vl} be open fer traffic to Brit
O.. Nov. /.
1zs- Gladstone IS telling trees dali,
81 l32;s.Farllen t. strengthen himsel
for i.ol,;e;,l work.
The appraisers C The estate Of til,
late azjc1o;.l i. Simpson Of Boston lGis
its value at $1,000, coo.
lIcFie, register Of the land Office al
Silver City, n NJ, has been removed
for making & speech for Blaine, last
fall.
-Four monuments Of Pennsylvania
regiments have just been placed in
position on the field Of Gettysburg.
The American Institute Of ArcLi-
tects held its nineteenth annual con-
vention at Nashville, Tenn, on the
Dist ult.
Mr.. Alderman Staples, recently
elected lord mayor Of london by the
livery Of the City Of London, will take
office Nov. I.
Some fears are entertained for the
1flf.-@5s,1 e fs,: .te5;.. 57,e1ao s Is nov
overdue twelve days.
The st. Sulpice seminary, in Mon
treal, has been sanctioned by the pope
to establish Canadian theological
college in Rome.
Parties in Newfoundland have di-
vided on religious issues, much troub-
le is expected today, when the cleo
ton occurs.
Natural gas viii, next week, be con
veyed by pipes from wells near shef-
field, Pa, L, Jamestown, n. y, dis
tance OF thirty miles.
At the Iaundrymen's national con
ventiou II Boston, bitter speeches
were made against washee- -washee
John Chinaman.
Potatoes are imported from Ger
many into New York city and sold at
five cents a pound They are consid-
cred the best potatoes fos salad
Canadian papers claim that the set
tiers who came into the dominion last
year, brought with them nearly So
000,000 worth OF property.
A great meeting was held held in
New York on Oct 90 to raise fund
for the mother Of Charles Stewart
Parnell, who is in needy circunstan-
| ces.
Albert Southworth fell dead at q
Justices Office in Washington town
ship, Erie county, Pa, from the ex-
citement Of sharp eros -esamina-
ton.
The royal fair trade commission,
| appointed at the close Of the last ses-
sion OF the English parliament, is re-
| garded as a farce and Is going to
| pieces.
THE HE new rrstf15s:5tz- of The senate res
taurant, Mr. Page Of Maine, announc-
es that the concern will be run here
after without any cold tea.
Some tran91z rushed in and saved
Maggie Holloway, aged thirteen,
living near Chester, Pa, from being
outraged by a rufian named Nier.
who was arrested.
Thomas Atkinson of Chicago, en-
| ployed as brewer, has fallen heir to
an estate in England valued at $3.50,
900 left him by an uncle who died
thirty-one years ago.
| The archbishop Of Canterbury has
issued forms Of prayers for the ap-
preaching election for members Of the
English house Of commons, to be US
ed in the churches.
Senator John Sherman, Congress
man Mckinley and Gov.-eleet Fora
ker of Ohio will go to Virginia to help
John S. Wise, the Republican candi-
date for governor of that state.
| Mr.. Chamberlain, the Radical ora
tor Of England. says it is absolutely
impossibly for him TO accept atiftiesh
part Of the invitations to speak which
reach him by mail.
Mr.. ]. FL Work, Who, according to
Ferd. Ward, was the dumping ground