Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1885-08-29

ing last winter for South America
Phin tells the boys to stay at home
if they have a good job.
Cora Rehburg, the little Helen;
/ girl who was so terribly beaten by hel
parents, mention Of which was made
in our last issue, it is feared will lose
a limb from her injuries.
NEWS OF TIE WORLD.
New York's monument fund grows
slowly.
It is reported that there are 200 In,
dians on the warpath between Battle
ford and Swift Current.
II is estimated that Sedgwick coun-
ty, Kan, will produce 9,00000O bush
els Of corn this season.
Gov Marmaduke Of Missouri, says
that civil service reform is brilliant
theory, but a practical humbng.
John Snyder Of Hartford, Ind, has
walked 16,200 miles in circular
track on his promises the past year.
-Four more deaths from smallpox
have been reported in Montreal. -Four
public vaccinators have been appoint
ed.
At The State Department at Wash
inyton it is denied that Mr.. Kelley
will receive any appointment there on
his return
Ambrose Belden, supeIstitious
weIl-to-do negro of Atlanta, is dying
from the effects Of the curse of the
Voodoo doctor.
-Four children Of Susan Ashley,
colored, living at Graham, Ga, who
were left in the house alone, were
qurned to death.
Ex-President Arthur, who rode with
ex-Pcesident Hayes at Grants funeral,
never addressed a syllable to the lat
ter during the whole trip.
El Paso county, Texas, school lands
to the extent Of 13,0o3 acres have been
leased by the authorities to cattle
firm at six cents per acre.
The body found in the North river
at New York is decided not to be that
Of Lieut.. Relny, Of The United States
receiving ship Portsmouth.
William A. Pond, the we'll known
music publisher, recently deceased in
New York, has Published the music of
every known composer, and left a large
fortune.
Undertaken Merritt of New York
expresses the, belief that the Federal
government will pay his bill Of S30,
600 for the expenses Of Gen. Grants
funeral.
The Indiana mugwumps say they
are not satisfied with the result of the
Aquila Jones investigation, and that
they will be heard from again on that
subject.
A large number Of guests assembled
at the house of Ferdinand GoetZ in
Reading, Pa, were poisoned by eat
ing poisoned pickles, and it is feared
three Of them will die.
Mary Gale, who for fifteen years
has been domestic in the family of
Mr.. Casey of Union, n. Y, burned
his barn, with its contents, because he
would not let her go to a circus,
The great statue Of William Lloyd
Garrison is to be placed on Common
wealth avenue in Boston. The city
engineer has planned a pedestal of
hammered Quincy granite for it.
Mrs. Skimmerhorn, wife of a veal
thy farmer Of Charlestown, Indiana,
eloped with a young man employed
by her husband They took all the
money in the farmers strong box.
Edward Whitman, who for years
has been missing, and who was mourn
ed for dead, has returned to New York,
and secured the arrest of his wife for
bigamy, she having married again.
A general search is going on in the
vicinity of Galena, Ill, for Charles
Barrett, prominent farmer, who dis
appeared last week and cannot be
found. He left letters threatening
suicide.
A Boston man secured the chips
which a carpenter who was fitting
lock on the door of Grants tomb left
on the ground. He folded them up
carefully in paper, and went away
happy.