Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-06-12

Wood factory at Columbia was closed
last week by the sheriff by the fore
closure Of a chattel mortgage for $l3
900, The was lack Of capital
which had been exhausted in erecting
buildings, etc.
Enoch, chief of the Stoney Plair
band of Indians, recently killed two
black, two silver and one cross 70,
sixty miles up the river from Edmon.
ton. The value Of this catch in The
eastern market is between $500 ano
800.
A very rich find of hard specula,
iron ore has been made one mile east
of Negaunee, Mich. Upwards Of fifty
options have been given out by differ.
ent persons on adjoining lands for ex-
ploring purposes in the past week.
Senator Blair, in an amendment tc
the sunary civil appropriation bill
proposes the establishment Of an in
dustriaI school in Utah to give the
young anti-aIormon5 education.
In Marcngo, Ind, has been found
Luther Sloan, aged tw~enty-four and
only thirty-one inches tall, He
weighs e~ighty-two pounds, His legs
and feet together are four inche5 long.
The Ute Indians have purchased
large quantities OF arms and amuni-
ton, aud it is anticipated they are
preparing to make trouble if their re-
moval scheme fails.
There has been another shake-upi in
the New York Herald. John Russell
Young, it is said, has been sent from
Europe to take general charge of5aat-
tiers.
Property in The vicinity Of the Pres
ident's recent purchase at Washing
ton is rapidly Increasing in value and
many handsome villas are being,
erected
The body of Col. G. Il. K ,ch Of
Chicago, who died at New Brighton,
Conn, recently, was incineratea at
the Mount Oiivet erematory at Fresh
Pond.
1t is alleged Chicago warehouse
men are mixing wheat Of the crop Of
1884 with that grow last year, the. de-
sire being to keep the old wheat in
store.
The London trainer and coach of
the Gala Boat club has been dismiss
ed, and "Bob' Cork will coach the
remainder of the season.
The New York Grant monument
fund remains stationary at Sl21,160,
and the trustees have decided to
make one o appeal to the public.
The peanut cleaners and handlers
have just concluded a convention at
St. Louis. Uniform grades and man
e of doing business were established.
The grand jury of Louisville, KY,
has startled the community by re-
fusing to indict saloonkeepers for al
lowing card playing. 1t also refused
to indite prostitutes.
Charley Seringler, a little boy of
Adams, Cal, was hanged by his play
mates, but a gentleman passing by
cut him down just before life was
extinct.
Senator Hale has introduced a bill
making the impeding or obstruction
OF railroads except by legal process, d
crime punishable by fine and i'm
prisenment.
The United States ship Powhattan
has been condemned and her officers
and men have deserted her. She
will be kept at Brooklyn for a store
ship.
Several French cities are about to
permanent free museums for
he exhibition Of samples Of foreign
manufactures and raw materials.
The Providence (R. T. Journal for
naty announces that Il will not sup
'ort Mr.. Blaine for the presidency if
le is nominated In 1888.
The Central Union Telephone com
ANY has devised a scheme whereby !.
! a make its own rentals and eyade
be new law.
The sha Of Persia is extremely anx-
rs ssss railroads and ether improve |
saas% saaassaeahids from American J
ap1tahssa
The Greek var parry is again in
igguing to bring On q war between
;;lsssa ana Turkey.