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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
TO BE SOLD

AT ONCE, THREE CARLOADS o.
a the finest home T,a ace Candt
over 200 kinds, as John McDO
& Sons, Deseret Steam Candy Faet0'
and go s. Main Street.
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWORK
Il to go in The county for three months.
Good wages given. Apply to Mrs. William
McIntyre's, 253 w. Sec, nd South Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
WAN TED

TEN GOOD BRrCKLAYERS. APPLY AT
l. Panorama Building. F. Fl. Goss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
SURE

SURE
TT YOU ARE IN
i Powder, get tn
Pop at 2. c. III 1. 7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

A GIRL WANTED. APPLY MRS. G. F.
n Culmer. 158 N. Main Street.
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A GIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL
n hCusework. Good wages. Mus be a
fair cook Apply 242 Fourth East Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

No, % s. First Wet S. Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
GEN. PHILIP h. SHERIDAN.

Among the other things which the
Kansas delegation to the Republican
convention had determined upon was
the giving of complimentary vote TO
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.
Current Notes Regarding Sport at Home
and Abroad.

Last season 3335 trotfers and III PAGERS
enrered the 2:3e list.
The Springfield bicycle club has
reduced lis limit for membership to eigh-
teen years.
Phillip Casey, the hand bail champion.
is looking for a match with Farrell, the
Australian champion.
The players in the Boston ball club are
almost unanimous for John T. Morris as
against Il LEY.
The Australians are the greatest betters
III the world.
The Portage Curling honsriel closed
Friday with several contests III which !.
Fl. Wells and j T. Jones Portage rini<s
remained undefeated. and they will play
game at some future date to decide the
champion.
George Cartwright the English cham
pion pedestrian, has arrived in New York
from London. and will take part in the
six days walking match at the Madison
Square Garden. beginning February ).
His record IS so miles
The Boston papers are kicking because
they have no good pitchers signed for
next year.
Captain Ned HanIon of the Detroit
| club, thinks Tom keefe one of the great
| est pitchers in the profession
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
DOMESTIC NEWS.
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
BURNED IN BUFFALO.
A Tennessee Editor Kills His Assaiiant--
Fatal Accident at the Granite Mine
--The Morehouse Scandal
Our Mineral Lands.

BuFYNLo, New York, January B.
Barnes, Hengerer & Cos immense dry
goods establishment was burned down on
"Wednesday. Howard, a member of the
firm. states that ali the employees are SAFE
and reports the loss on stock at s'5O,ooo'
The stores on the opposite side Of Main
street have been seriously damaged by
fire and water. The ire broke out in 54e
basement about noon and spread With
such ridity that it was with much
.I.iti@ultg tue 80 employees u the build
:ag w,4e rescued Some Of them were
+caca from upper Stories uE -reman,
The insurance on the building was
100000 and on the STOCK #6gD,e9o, The
to,.l ioss IL estimated at @l,a0o,ooo with
insurance to cover it.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
our Mineral Lands.

WASHINGTON, Febuary2. Referring to
the telegram referred to him ffom che
Butte City board of trade asking the co
operation Of the interior department in
preventing the patenting Of n ntana
mineral lands to the Northern Pacific road
acting commissioner Stocksiagcr said
TODAY there is no occasion 10 fear. The
patents would have to be asked by the
railroads, aud in the issue Of such patents
all lands even suspected Of being mineral
in character exeiueed. The parties inter
ested in the matter are asked 10 furnish
the general land office information Us to
the mineral character Of the lands
selected bv the company.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
Bill Nye's Cow.

Bill Nye advertises his cow for sale.
lowing to i'll health | will sell at my res
idence in town in town 90, range Is west
according to government survey, one,
pushed RASPBERRY eolored cow, aged
eight years. She is a good milkster. and
not afraid Of cars or anything else She
is b co~ oil andaunted courage, and gives
milk frequently. To a man who does
not fear death il amy form she would he
a great boon She very much attached
To her home at present by means Of II
trace chain, but she will be sold to any
one who will agree to treat her right.
She is one-fourfh s11orthorn, and three.
fonrths hyana. will also throw IN a
deuble-fafreled shotgun. which goes with
her In May she generally goes away
somewhere d week or 50, and returns
with fall, red calf. with long, wabblv
legs. Her name Is Rose and [ prefer to
sell her to II non on-resident"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

In recent raid on the Minneapolis
gamblers eight We're caught and fined
So each.
Seymour of Sault Ste Marie Michigan,
has been nominated for congress after
about I20 ballots
Maxwell. the Saint Louis murderer has
been in prison three years
The contest between The Cleveland and
Hill members of the New York state
democratic committee shows, it is claim
ed that Hill has gained ground.
AIilhank, Dakota was recently nearly
out of coal and not a pound of sugar was
in the stores.
High license may reduce the Philadel-
phia saloons to 1900 in number.
TIE Little Falls and Dakota branch Of
the Northern Pacific was closed two
weeks.
It is said that the democrats in the
house of representatives. have agreed on a
tariff bill.
Gounod has produced d new opera.
The French revolution provides the plot.
Louisiana is in the full enjoyment of 4
state campaign.
The accounts Of the province Of Mani
toba are III utter confusion.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
fIooshine Whiskey.

COLUMBIA, South Carolina, January 26.
Last night large dance was given at
the house Of John Mcclure, in York
county, Yorkville, at which there was
gathered people for miles around.
Among those present We're James Beam Of
North Carolina and John Phillips, who
were rival lovers. During the evening g
quantity Of "moonshine" whiskey was
circulated. and about midnighta i majority
Of men were under the influence Of liquor.
At this time quarrel occurred. : terrible
scene easued. When the smoke cleared
away Beam was found on the floor shot
through the heart Others were Slightly
wounded. Several Of the women testified
against Philips and George GunthFop,
who have been locked mp.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

WAsHISaToN, February 1.-The senate
Hi executive session today confirmed the
following nominations: + +. Jordan.
United states marshal for the western
district of Texas: register Of land office,
r. Y. Hardin, Buffalo. Wyoming; F. W.
Beane, BlaclIoot, Idaho; John Adams,
Yakima. Washington Territory; postmas-
t4rs: c. A. Wustum, Billings, Montana;
Mrs. F. A. Helm. Corvallis, Oregon; c. L.
Dudley, Marysville, Montana: ]. ;. Wis
carver. McMunivel, Oregon; G. W. Price,
Fort Benton. Montana.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
A New Montana Corporation.

l.. S, Hough of Minneapolis, and A. j,
Edsall and J. H. Ellsworth of Gallatin
county. have associated themselves in the
formation oG the anductor's Aiming 4
Milling Company Of Montana, a corpora
ton organized under the laws Of the ter
ritory for the purpose OF carrying on q
general mining and milling business in
the county of Park Thescapital stock Of
the company Is placed at S2.0oo.000 IN
100000 shares OF 4 par value of so each,
ana the term Of existence of the=eorpora-
ton is fixed at % years. The principal
office Of the company will temporarily be
at Bozeman, but as stated in the forego-
ing, its chief operations will be in Park
county.-I5ninqston Enterprise.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

CHICAGO, February "A bold pro
ject to supply Chicago with unlimited
quantities Of natural gas for fuel and
illuminating purposes, Is being developed
bv . combination Of Chicago and Phila
delphia cspitalists, who viii shortly in
corporate pipe line company. One OF
the projectors says the line will be fed by
wells near to or remote from Chicago,
wherever they could find them. They
have already located several wells within
a reasonable distance Of this city, They
will use for pipe lines seamless steel til
ings. tie invention Of one Of the combi-
nation, which is said to be a marvellous
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

BUTTE, Fesuary, Judge NcLeafy
tas awarded Mrs Morehouse as alimony
S10o per month until the divorce case
Il decided. assessed all the costs to date to
the husband and placed hin under $s,oo0
to secure the performance Of the courts
order. It appearing that some of his
horses are entered in races At outside
points. lie WIS given permission 70 ie-
move them from the territory BY furnish
iug \ bond of $1,000 not t. selE them.
Mr.. Warehouses; answer to the com
plainent denies all the grounds alleged
for divorce and says that instead OF
beating Hin wife he has always treated her
kindly and respectful language to her
He did not call her an cid pelican, nor
tell her that he preferred Clara Winters
above her. The allegation Of adultery i
fiatIy denied He asserts the whole
difficulty il due to mischief makers, and
that the purpose is to eytort blackmeil,
lie values his properly at only about
tenth Of the valuation named in the com
DIaint
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
A Na Eatana En5erp prise.

IIrhExA, FEBRUARY 2-Articles of IN
corporation Wilt be flied today of tie
Record Publishing Company. The trns-
tees are William Muth, A, J. Steele, a,
NJ. Thornbnrgh, L. MolinelIi, and Angus
T. Smith. The capital stock is fixed at
S100 900 in $40 shares. The objects Of
the association are the establishment Of
printing plant IN Helena, and the pnbIi
cation Of a weekly newspaper to be
known as the Sunday Record. L is also
proposed to conduct general printing
and publishing, and issue daily and
weekly newspapers; do job work and
deal in printers supplies and stationery.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
4 ROMANTIC MAKRIAaE.


LIVINGSTON. January 2S.-The Enter
prise publishes al account Of a marriage
at which ouly the wife was present, her
husband being in California Ii says:
The marriage of Henry Ruckelshausen
and Lillian Hope Pickering was solemn
ized before NJ Metcalf, justice Of the
peace at Cinnabar, Montana, January "A,
in the presence OF G. L. henderson, Mrs.
Mary keeny and Miss Augusta Vicinity.
Judge Metcalf is noted fer the brevity
and terseness Of his instructions to the
contracting parties in such cases, but this
was an unusual instance Of the import
ance OF love over all mere ordinary
obstacles. Tie Judge forgot his usual
taciturnity, ana addressed the bride ID
something near by as follows:
"God IL love, and lie IL everywhere
present. He throbbed in the heart Of the
Young man whose name sou now bear,
and, inspired by most sacred Impulse, he,
WI tlto Ith day Of January, went before
Charles Il. Hubbs. q notary public IN the
county Uf Solano, in the state Of Califor-
mia. and in the presence OF Carston jacob
sou, James McCausley and Charles H..
Hubbs and in the presence OF Almighty
God ayowed his love for YOU, Lillian
Hope Pickering, and aapoused you, max
ing you ais lawful and welded wife, anG
bv virtue Of which and yonr declaration
of an equal and undyin- love, and in the
presence OF these witnesses, | hereby
declare you to be husband and wife. Il
| matters not that you are separated by
over 1000 miles, since You are one ~
heart. It matter not that a lovers quar-
rel separated you, since the loitiest and
purese love rennites you. And now may
love inspire every act Of your life
The witnesses each and all said. Amen.
The tears stood in the brides eyes in
token Of her deep sense Of I.e solemn
obligation she had assumed. We could
See that the Judge himself had been
touched as with live coal from the di-
vine ALTAR Of Hymen. The witnesses en-
| braeed the bride and each other, and thus
| .dded the seal Of their approval to the
solemn injunctions Of the Judge. Thus
| ended the second romantic marriage 81
| Wonderland and the YelloWstaaa
valley
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
Cattle Interests.

DENVER, February 2.-President r. y,
Heare and secretary Leary Of the inter
rational Range Association have issued a
call to members Of the association for the
annual meeting in this city on March %.
An urgent request is made for large at
tendance. 1t is proposed to take steps to
procure legislation for rabsolute immunity
from contagious diseases, to prevent un-
just discrimination against this industry
and 10 ask for such laws as are necessary
for the success of the cattle industry.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

LoNDos, February l.. DR.. Mckenzie
aud others examined the German crown
princes throat yesterday, and decided
not to operate.
A German named Brandt forced his
way into the Office Of La France yester-
day and tried 10 Shoot Decot, but was dis
armed.
Cardinal Nenning has forbidden the
proposed requiem services in memory Of
Prince Charles Edward Stuart,
Al a special meeting OF the municipal
council of Dublin Oh Thursday, the free
dom of the city WAS conferred upon LORD
Ripon ANA John Morley.
Father MeFat1den has been sentenced
to three months imprisonment.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

MADISON, Wisconsin, FEBRUARY. The
women of Wisconsin we're defeated IL
tne supreme court today, the court hold
HILL, III all opinion, that the legislature
did NOT fer moment contemplate eA-
tendln2 such suifeEage to females as
malas enjoy, but on the other hand
meant to restrict felnaIeToting 10 school
matters only as specified in the law.
The case was that of Olympia Brown
Willis. Of Racine, against \. l.. Phillips
arl nthcr insnectOrs of election.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

KNOXVILLE, January 30. = A shooting
affrav occurred here this morning N
front Of Saint Johns Episcopal church,
which resulted in the wounding Of three
men. one fatally. AS James F. Rule, city
editor of the Knoxville Journal, was ente-
ring the church, accompanied b. his wife
he was accosted by three men who wanted
to speak to him. He walked to the oppo
site side Of the street with them, where
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

WASHINGTON, January 31,-Jack Demp-
sew, the middle-wejght pugilist, says:
Il think Sullivan is the superior OF any
man Ill the world, and that hilrain has no
chance at il Of getting the better Of him.
| do not think that Ki!rain would fight
him if he got q chance Sullivan will. in
nv opinion. whip Mitchell with ease, and
If he fights Smith, the result will be the
same. They may ali be good fighters,
but none of them can fight with Sullivan !
Dempsey is in training for the fight with
McCatfrey III Jersey City.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

TOWNSEND, January 31,-John E..
league, postmaster Of Townsend, died at
) o'clock from poison by strychnine,
which was accidentally taken from his
finger nails OF clothes. he having spilled
4 bottle Of the drug while reaching it
down from an upper shelf, spiiling 1t
over himself and upon the floor. Mr..
league was nephew of Hugh McQuaid.
He leaves two sisters here and many
friends to mourn his loss. The coroner's
jury returned verdict of death by his
own hand.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

LONDON, February REV. Charles H..
Sturgeon, in a letter to the Baptist
Union, says: Every union. unless it is a
fiction, must be based on certain princi-
pies. The doctrine Of baptism by immer
sion will not suffice as a groundwork.
There are otaer doctrines besides which
are essential. He is unable to feel fe)-
lowship with man merely because OF
his adherence to the doctrine OF INNER
sion, if in other matters lie is false to the
teachings OF the Scriptnres.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE INTERN FISHERY DIS
4,sfVE STILL IN sABYANCE.
4 i3ioadless Duel III Mexieo---The Irish
Landlords Must GOETHE London
Wool Marlet---Honoring
an American.

OTTAWA, February IA meeting Of
the cabinet was held Saturday to consider
the reports received from the Canadian
commissioners attending the Washington
convention. As the matter now stands
before the commission, the dominion
government deem any settlement Of the
negotiation beyond possibility, the only
hope being that the result OF the conyen-
ton may lead up 70 a broader basis upon
which all questions ID dispute between
the dominion and tine EniEed States may
be e.amicab!y settled ana q aais5actory ar
rangement for more extended trade rela-
tions between the two countries arrived
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

Ell Paso, Texas. telegram: A move
ment is on foot in western Texas and
southern New Mexico to secure federal
aid, If possible, in the building Of q
monster irrigating canal from 200 TO 80
miles long, for the purpose OF retaining
vast tracts Of land that are now arid
wastes. The federal government will be
asked for subsidy in the form of a
grant Of land on the ground that such "a
canal would bring on the market large
tracts Of government land that are now
worthless.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
Killed at tee Granite.

PHILnsBrRG, January 81. - john
Wren, an EngIishnan, aged about "
wears. was killed in the Granite mine on
Monday. The accideng happened at the
sixth level At the time lie, with several
other men Of his shit, were waiting the
hosting of their cage to their surface,
Ior which the signal TO the engineer lad
reaGy been given, Al the time the
\. gnui was rung TO hoist, the cage 10 the
ether compartment Of the SHAFT WAS com
ing down, and caused vibration of the
cable on the cage, shaking it conside1a-
ply Wren being OF a very ezcltatle tenn
permanent, and feeling the vibration under
his feet, rot off the cage Oh the waIl-pIate
OF his shaft. His comrades entreated
him not to stay there, as the signal had
been given to hoist, but being for the
time apparently insane he would not
listen to reason. and before his friends
could drag him back on the cage the
Signal to hoist was answered and in an
instant he was caught between the lining
Of the shaft and the cage and instantly
killed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
SULLIVAN IN ENGLAND.
The Boston Pagilist Writes About His
Match with Mitchell.

Match with Mitchell.
Special to New York World: John
L. Sullivan is becoming famous as let
ter writer He sends the following to a
Boston friend:
HUI, England, December 80, 1851
| suppose | am about due to tell YOU how
/ am getting along in this country. So
far have been doing pretty well, but
this country is not America, YOU know.
Well, old boy, have made a match with
Mitchell, aud all | have to do now is to
spoil his face, and assure you | will en-
deavor to make it as handsome as | know
now ] anu after Smith. He is the only
one in this country worth fighting, and
there would be a barrel of money IL it.
and he is I mark for ne. You can iIa
agine what kind OF fight kilrain and
he fought, StWo hours and q half. then
kiss and make 0Q and say, We will fight
John H.
Kilrain viii second Mitchell against
me, and after | am through with Mitch
eli, J will make him light in the same
ring or break his nose.
i hope it will not be long before / az
rive IN BeantoWn. You never saw 50
many poor people IN all your lie as tnefe
are in this country; ali on the begging
order. was over to the dear old Emerald
Isle, and | tell you it is a pretty country
and we'll worth seeing The places we
took in were Dublin, Waterford, Cork,
Limerick and Belfast In Cork we went
to see the Blarney Castle and the Blarney
Stone. Barnett and Phillips kissed it,
but His Nibs only touched it. 1t is quite
sight
We'll, / have told you all but one
thing, and that is about his royal high
ness the Prince of Wales. Well, we met,
and his royal nibs, John t.. had quite a
chat with the coming king of England and
smoked his best cigars and tell you he
is fine fellow So you see am in the
front rank, but still / am the same old
plain champ Well will close by send
ing regards to-
Good luck and good bye is the wish of
your friend, JoHN L. SULLIVAN.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04

csrY or Mexico, January 30 The
presidential conpaign may be considered
we'll underway, general Diaz being the
leading candidate. More than 80 interior
newspapers have come out in favor Of
hos reelection. and d numbdr Of Diaz
clubs have been organized in different
parts OF the republic. The candidacy Of
general Escobedo has apparently received
saa support in the country. The term is
folts5Hears and begins December l.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
Dynamite on the stove.

PI1TsBURe, Pennsylvania, January 81,
"A terrific explosion Of dynamite occur
red thursday morning at the Carbon
Limestone Company's quarries, about 10
miles from Youngstown, Ohio. The fore
man OF the company placed 20 sticks OF
dynamite on a stove in a shanty III which
i've Italians we're lounging. An explo-
sion occurred and the shanty was blown
t, pieces The foreman was picked up
90 feet away. Life was extinct. All the
Italians were more or less injured.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
wants A New territory.

ARKANSAS Cry, Kansas, January 81
a monster mass meeting was held here
Wednesday to u~@e an early opening Of
ae Indian terntory TO settlement. Many
citizens from surrounding towns We're
present. Steps were taken for the for
nation Of a permanent organization with
headquarters at this place 10 pusE on with
vigor the favoable consideration Of the pro
posal to form a new territory out of $ No
Mans Land Oklahoma and the Cher0-
kee strip.of the 96th meridian
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
Make it Public.

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY the senate
Mr. Riddleberger offered a resolution
that the treaty between the government
and Great Brittian now before the senate ID
executive session, be considered in open
session, and asked for its immediate con
sideration. Mr. Edmunds objected, and
it was LAID over.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-04
r5,nn HiendrY Memorial.

HElENA, February . Hon. Lee Man
tie. oftbe Butte Inter Mountain, Is the
first to head the list by subscribing to the
Iendry Memorial Fund in an appropri-
ate mIsSiye. lie encloses a draft for $50,
concluding his communication by eX-
pressing hope that ali contemplated plans
will he fully carried out.