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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
THE SCHOOL LIBRARY.
Fine Lot Of Choice Works Ordered
A Suggestion.

A Fine Lot Of Choice Works Ordered
A Suggestion.
The Trustees of HALEY School Dis,
trict have just ordered, through E. a.
Miner, the first lot of books for the
school library. Professor Miner
having corresponded with about a
dozen publishing houses, made sclec-
tons of books wanted, and received
CASH terms. A committee appointed
by the Board, consisting of Fl. Il.
Burkhart, E. Il. True, Mrs. Stowe.
Mrs. Beatty and. Professor Miner, made
the selections Of books, which was
submitted to different houses. A. l..
Bancroft & Co., of San Francisco
gave the lowest prices, whereupon the
order WAS given to their house. Fol.
lowing arc the selections aud prices to
be paid:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

ing the library privileges, which must
be strictly adhered to by all. Unless
the books are we'll taken care of in a
years time our library, which other
wise would be an important factor in
the success Of our school, would be de-
stroyed.
If the following works are not al
ready included in the list, the TIMES
would respectfully suggest to the
committee that they should be, if pos
sible:
"Lippincott's Gazetteer Of the World
"A Complete Pronouncing Gazet.
teer or Geographical Dictionary OF
the World, containing notices Of
over 10000 places, with recent aud
authentic information respecting
the countries, islands, rivers, noun
tains, cities, towns, ETC., in every por-
ton Of the globe. TO which is ap,
pended series of supplementary ia
bles, showing the populations, etc, Of
the principal cities and towns of the
world, based upon the most recent
census returns. 1t is a book Of
1850 pages. Price, sl2.
"Great Truths by Great Authors"
A dictionary of aids to reflection,
quotations Of maxims, metaphors,
counseis, cautions, aphorisms, prov
erbs, ETC., from writer's of all ages
and both bemispheres. Price, 81.
These two and especially the
Gazetteer-the TIMES considers indis.
pensable to any school library. They
can doubtless be obtained at a reduc-
ton Of 80 to so per cent. from the
list prices.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Totals ........ .335. S345 93
The Encyclopedia Britannica is
very exhaustive work, each subject
being very comprehensively treated.
1t is suitable for advanced pupils and
for persons desiring full information
on subject. Chambers's is not so
extensive, and is designed for more
general use among persons who do
not wish so exhaustive treatment of Il
subject.
The Board have ordered q neat
library case made.
The fund on hand will be ample for
all present needs, as it amounts to
S433-the result Of the Ladies' Fair.
The Boarl will make rules, govern
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
AltnraS County, Idaho Territory,
For the Year 1887.

NOTE. When taxes became de.
hnquent, 10 per cent. was added,
with so cents for each lot, piece or
parcel of land, to each name for cost
of advertising.
All taxes upon personal property
are lien upon the real property Of
the delinquent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
To Smokers,

Smokers DESTROYS of fine cigar,
should not fail to try Sam. Levy's
well-known brands, which are for sale
at j. II. FoRDiiAM's
"SNUG" SALOON,
Bellevue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

For TWENTY YEARS DR.. Villa ms
Indian Pile Ointment has been the
standard Pile remedy Of the world.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

JUDGE CoFFINBERRY, Of Cleveland,
says that DIR. Williams Indian Pie
Ointment cured him. 1t never fails.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

JUICE COOKS, of Maysviiie, Ken,
lucky, says hat DIR. Williams Indian
Pile O!ntmert cured him after years
OF suffering. ap20yl.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

HALEY Iron Works, Hailey-Iots 4 to 10 in.
elusive and lots 1G to ~ inclusive, block
1924, and imp, $50: horse 40. mac hinery,
etc, 1900: tax SO 20. penalty 8 81, cost L.. % Q
School district No. Z tax and penalty. II
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Lee, II P, Bellevue Two horses 500,
wagon S23; tax So Is, pen $50, cost jOc.... 4
Longood, Vim, K-tchum- Lots I and 8, blk
AS, and imp, 100; tax B. pen soc, cost 5Oc. 2
school district No tax and Venalty.. l
EuarE, Il ], ,Ketohuu,-Lot ., blk &c, aud
imp, 80: tax 50, feuslty 45c, cost zoe. 8
School distriet No. 4 tai. ana penalty. 2
Lcwis. II G, ct al, Kctchun-Two mort
cages, 49, tax IA i3, penalty l ~, cost toe lC
School district No. tax and penalty, s
Lewis, II &. II PiHkham, Kstchum--Mort-
gage, SEQ: tx 0, penalty 900, cost soc 800. ~
school district No. 4 tax and penalty.
Little. John. Broud!ord-Lot IT, blk -, and
ilpu. 80; tax 30, penalty loo, cost soc. 2
school district No. . tax and penalty.
Launder, W, Shoshone- Lots z and 3, blk
80; 'taN 3. penalty :ic. cost ii dol ....
school district No. II tux and penalty.
Lsizky, Albert, Crichton-SE !, Sec 3O.Tl
s. Il 10 T.. and imp, %: three c, tile As,
five horses $50; tw" wagons ana harness
SO; tax 10. penalty Sic. cost ......... 8
Leon, Shoe. Rocky Bar--Chinese gar len.
leo; tax 3, penalty 30c, cost z dol. ..... 3
Pol! and hospital tax and ponslty.... 6
Leadley, l., Atlanta--House in Atlanta. leo;
tax 3, penalty soc, cost i dol. ............ 3
I.oriza, Mrs NJ, Bcllevue-NE !. Of NEh
See 81. NV u of NV !, Sec 81. W u Of
W 4 Sec Is, II l $, X ~ +, and imp, 2Ot:
tax d. penalty Coo, cost II dol. ......... :.
I.avell Thos. Ketchum--M Mortgage, 1928 JC;
tax 3G IS, penalty 90, co,t 4 dol. .... II
School district No. G tax and penalty. II
Logan, Thos E, HALEY, Lot 90, blk Ga loo,
is, penalty Soc, cos, If dollar. ..... g
School district No t and penalty
Lee & Anderson, Mountsia Homes hi of
81 or Of see 2, Sc Or Of sw Or. sec 2. j., FIVE
horses $50, wagon ind harness 1l5, fam
implts -. t IA 40, penalty a, cost l.... lG
school district No II and penalty. /
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

James, Geo. Ketchum--Lots and q. blk 81,
and imp. $500. and horse, $50: tax ~ 50,
penalty Toe. cost Observation-Disclosures.
School district No. tax and penalty.
Johnson, A NJ, Bellevue-Lot 3, blk d, and
imp, so: tax ., penalty voc, c.st 5Uc. 80.
Poll and hospital tax aud penalty. .....
Jennie, b A. SEoshone--Lots 10 and 90, blk
II, 100: tax 3. penalty aOc. cost SIC. .......
School district No y tax and penalty
Jones, j b, Corral-Imp on NV u Of NE \,
NE i of NV n, See 80. \ N, X Is n,
l5o. three horses 100; tax 50, penalty Zoe
S"sN La. ........... ...................
johnson h Clarity, Mountain HoMe-Lot
l. blk 10 and imp l75; tax 5 25. penalty bsc
COST oVt. ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
school district No II tax and penalty
James Hros, Antelope-Inp on W y Of 8
W a, Sec %, and n y of Sc II, Sec 20, r
n, 70 L 100, twenty horses $50, seven
wagons 245, farm inplts 80; taA IS IS, pen.
atty 50, cost Observation-Disclosures.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Idaho Cold snd Silver Con Co. Recky Bar--
Water wheel and fixtures, $i00,; tax $50,
penalty 81, cost soc. ...... 49,. ........,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Miner NJ A, Bellevue-w NV j Sec 2S.
NE i Z . NV y NV q of NV h Sec
%. sW \. W \ E y sw i. Sc \. Sec %.
and imp slO77; six cattle 10. fifteen
horses 30 three wagons rs, two hogs 8;
tax S5l 80. penalty 10, cost I.......... 81 -
Poll ana hospital tax and renalty..... s 50
Montgomery, George, Ketchum-Lots 3 and
4, block 81, and imp, 100; tax 3, p, nalty
3Oc, cost y dol ...............,.., $500. 3 %
school district No tax and penalty. ! ~
Monks, John, Kctehum-Iot s. blk IS. and
imp, $50; tax 10. penalty 45r, cost u dol 8 Is
school district No G tax ard penalty. 2l5
Pol and hospital tux and peEnlty...... { 81
Milsy, Ketchum-sE \ of lots. b!k17.
IN" mp sCo: tex ., pen 80. cost y dol. 10 -
school district No. i tax and penalty. 3 ~,
Poll anL Aospii al tax and penalty 49,. 5 b.
Welcome. Thos, Ketchum-Lots s and G,
DIX 10, and imp 100; tax 3, penalty 3Oc.
School district No 6 tax AMI penalty. 20
Poll and hospital tax and penalty w.. 5 so
Monks Fogiins. Ketchum-IIou.- on river
wee West Of h,tchunl; leo: TWENTY-FIVE: cattle
10; tax % IS, penalty 81, cost l.....-.. q -
school district No tax and penalty. 925
McPheters, E, K.tchum--Lct 8, blk II,
and imp, $50; tax $50. penalty 45c, cost
school dis, riot No tax p.nuty. tx 10
Poll and h' spital tax and peualty..... s 50
Mosler. John. Ketchun-Lots 7 and 8. blk
y, and In =. lh'; tax 3. pea SOC, cost d dol 50
School district No. tax and penalty 1 60
Poll and hospital tax and penaity..... s 20
Mosser. P, Eroaiford--Cow Ok. . horsea
lOo. harness 20; tax IS, penalty ~ cents,
cost dollar z %
School district No. tax and penalty. 2 10
Morse. J p. Brosdford-Two cattle az, i've
horses IT'S. wagons and harness 81: tax
y, penalty 80 cents cost \ dollar 10 -
School d,strict No. tax ahd penalty 3 20
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 10
Monroe, d II. Shosh one-Lots - and a. blk
~ 100 tax j. penalty SOC, cost y dol ..... 3 80
School district No l. tax and penalty 70
shoshone 10: tax 9 -, penalty 23. cost y
School distric, No II tax and penalty -
Pol and hospital tax and penalty. 8 20
Miller, Frank. Shoshone--Lot 8, blk
he' So add lGO: tax 3, pena'y Soc. cost y dol 50
School district No II tax and penalty I'd
Marker, Aida, Shnsbone--I. 1ts IL AMI 20 blk
ard imp zee; tax 81, penalty 2 10. co.t
School district No - tas ana penalty ? II
Mead. VI. 4. Soidisr-sF i See I,TlSR
IA mp Z: tax 9, penalty SOC cost h dol 10 10
School district No IL tax al penalty
Miles. P. Hailcy--S 4 of - and lot 20. hlk
~ end imp 20; tax q. penalty GCc, cot
Schsol district No trx ami prnrity 2 10
Pol and 1t Spi.al tax and penslty.. 5 20
Mo-ril'J X. z silev--Irnp on lot . Swa
NJ = and y " i Of 81 1, NE !, of SW l.,
Sec 2 z N, Il Is Ian !,ts IL and j..
> OF ~, tfE -, and imp SEQ. wagon In
YAK ~ p"Ea't :, cost I............ ..... - co
school district NJ tax NJ psralty.. IL "a
f'ii and hcspi;, tax an, penaIty s "a
Mahafey, F. Corrsl--Twn horses 40. way.
III -; YAK % penalty "7c, COS, Z dol . @ n
ioii ana hospital tax and penalty. 20
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

kearns. John. Pellevue-Lot 4, blk II SIS.
seven horses $jla. wagon and harness $50:
tax 81 40. penalty 81 A, cost Sl..........
Poll and hospital tax and pcnslty....
Kitchen. II. Bel evue-N 4 of NV \, Sec y
and W u SW !, Sec 10. L | N II Is f imp
$50, two cows 80, horse 80: tax W. penalty
o5c, cost l. Observation-Disclosures.
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty.
Kilbourn, G H, Ketchun,- Lots :. 4. . and
10 blk 8! and imp 30s'; tax o, penalt! Soc.
cost dol. ...;:.
Poll ard hospital tax and penalty.
kcraon, l. 4. Kett hunl-Lots 3 and I, blk II
and imp 100; tax 3. penalty SOC, cost y dol
School district No q tax and penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Kaiser, A L. shoshone-- Lot II, blk Ia 100;
tax ., penalty 3oc. c~st y dol....".......
School district No II tax and penalty
Poll and hosl ital tax and penalty.
wagon and harness 1875: tax Q rs. penalty
9Sc. cost y dol. ..............,.,..
School district No Z tax and ,eRalty
Kinney X Burke. Hailey--Lot IS blk 40 and
imp 1900: tax A. penalty 4 30, &C st y dol
School district No tax and penalty
Kinssbury. Thos. HALEY Lot 6, blk IS and
imp 500; tax Is, penalty l so, cost u dol
School district No : tax and penalty
Keene, s V, Rocky Bar Imp on lGO acres
South Boise so, two hcrsas 100, wagon Is:
tax rs, penalty soc, cost l..-.............
Kelly Il Thomas, Era Saloon on Main
street and billiard table 575, dwelling
house 100, two horses 100, wagon and hHr.
ness GO, n.dse it0 tax 81 So, penalty 3 81,
cost l.............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Kinsey, ii II, Shoshope--Imp on Big Cotton
wood ~, two cows 40, three horses TO:
tax -, penalty 3sc. cost l...........
Poll and hospital tex and penalty.
kirtley, y Il Co, Doniph m Imp on poss
int on Rock Creek l50 horse rs: tax q 70,
penalty GSc, cost 49,.
Two pol and hospital tax and penalty
School district No 9 tax and penalty
Kaiser, Henry, Doniphan- House on road
to cold Felt 100. two horses 80. wagon and
harness %; TAX Go, penalty sc, cost
tul and hospital tax and penalty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21
HALEY P0stoMce.

HALEY POst01lce.
NAIIA Ak2IvR:
From the South. 20 A. n
FROM the NCtSA- SjO r. M
NAILS CLOSE:
For the South /: p. n
For the Nortn..... .......... ........ ~: A. n
All mails from Huldoon, Stanton, Cricht0u, SOL
der, Corral Greek. Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
and depart BY railroad.
OFFICE a0Uls:
once always open to owners Of lock boxes.
General Delivery and Call Boxes open from $500
.. m. until 80 p. m. Sundays. from IL, noon. to
3P.m.
Money Order and Registry Department open
from 500 .. IN. until 1 p. N. All registers must
be in ny II Z. IN. they will not lesve that day.
No Money Order or ReHistry business transacted
On Sundays or legalholidays.
Smoky mail leaves Tuesdays ct .. M; arrives
Thursdays At y. m.
GUY HAMMER. Postm sster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

Campbell. J, Mountain HomeA-Imp on 100
acres miles south of Mountain Home,
40: 6 horses $50, , wagons IS, swine 20;
tax 10 e5. penalty / 10, cost l........... 10 o
School district No. II tax and penalty. 5
Cummings. W I, Ers-Imp on NV \
w y NE Il. Sec 10, T. N, 26 F, 100: tax
8, penalty soc, cost soc. Observation-Disclosures. s
Poh and hospital tax and penalty. 8
Cumberland Gold Mining Co, Rocky Bar
machinery 1000: tax 80, penalty 8. cost soc 80 5
Collier, f, Deer Creek Imp Oh Sc !, Sec
ID, Il N, II Is Z, $50. Il cattle $50, 6
horses lao. wagon and harness 40, farm
implts, so; tax lS ~, penalty So, cost / 81 I
Poll and hospital tax ana penalty. )
Converse. II u, Deer Creok-7 horses IT'S,
wagon %; tax 9, penalty 6oc, cost soc .. II
Poll AMI hospital tax and penalty 5 )
Crawford. Mary, HALEY NJ ortgsge $40: tax
lG ~. penalty 60, cost SOC. 49,. ........ is 6
School district No tax and penalty. 81
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-21

All mails from Nuldoon, Stanton, Crichtou. SOL
der. Corral Greek. Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
and Napar< nv ln,.o
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
What the Blaine Men Say,

CHICAGO, June 26.-Chairman Cooper
Of the state committee, who has during
all the convention opposed Senator Quay
in his efforts to nominate Sherman, to-
night gives some interesting inside news
Of the Blaine movement. He says Sun
day night the Blaine men had the assur-
ance that the plan to nominate Blaine to-
day was fully arranged. At that time
the managers Of the Blaine movement
had received the first cablegrams which
were read in the convention. 1t was de-
cded to nominate Blaine, notwithstand-
ing this dispatch. Yesterday another
conference was held and it was definitely
decided to force the nomination of Blaine
On the fourth ballot. This agreement was
reached upon Senator Coopers own mo-
ton. 1t was also agreed that if the plan
succeeded Of which the managers had no
doubt, to have the convention adjourn
and await an answer from Blaine, but be-
fore the convention met the second dis
patch from Blaine was received and tile
scheme was abandoned. 1t was then
agreed to throw the Blaine vote to Har
rison, which was done and resulted in his
nomination.
Yesterday afternoon Sam Fessenden,
chairman of the Connecticut delegation,
sent to the republican club Of that state
the following dispatch: "The nomination
of Harrison means victory in November.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30

ZAcATEcAs, Mex, June 23.-The worst
flood ever known in the history of Mexi-
co occurred on the night of Tuesday, the
10Th. The rain started at p. m. and
continued all night and all the next day.
The latest advlces from Silao report five
hundred houses swept away, and great
number of lives lost, while at Leon, the
next city in size to the capital, 1000 bod
les have been recovered. One mile
square in the heart of the city is gorged,
while every hour brings to light new hor-
rors. At Lagos, about forty miles north
of Leon, the loss of life and property is
nearly equally as terrible as at Leon,
many people and cattle being swept away
in the rushing waters, mines filled with
water and miners trying to escape,
drowned, The country is one immense
sea from Celaya to Lagos, while the Mex
ican Central road is in deplora5le con-
dition. Hundreds Of families are home
lass at all points, and maLy are starving
Crons % are ruined. There is no telegraph
Contamination by the railroad to the
City of Mexico, and it is still raining over
the entire republic. -- =.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
KILLED BY A BARTENDER
A Swede Shot Dead---Mr. Reeves Serious
-------- " Injured.

A Swede Shot Dead---Mr. Reeves Serious
.. ".-- ly Injured.
HELENA, June 27.-News comes from
Alhambra Springs, Jefferson county, of
ln affair resulting in the death of one
man and serious injury to another. 1t
appears that Swede named Lundqulst
was at the springs, drinking heavily He
was quarrelsome and abusive all day, and
was around the hotel, which is kept by a
man named Seibert for whom Frank
Walker is bartender. Lundquist was
abusive to every man he met, and, becom
ing enraged at a small man whose name
cannot be obtained, raised a chair and at
tempted to brain him. Walker told him
to desist, but the Swede was furious and
paid no attention to the demand. Walker
then fired, but missed Lundquist The
ball passed through an open door and
struck Mr. Reeves in the side. Walker
fired again, the second bullet piercing
Lundquist's heart. He ran to the door
and fell outside on the platform, uttering
a shrek before he fell. Mr.. Reeves, the
wounded man, has been in the employ of
Hotter Bros, at Elkhorn, for some time,
and was invaluable in their lumber bust
ness. He apd friend of his were walk
ing up and down the platform engaged
in conversation, and they passed the door
just in time for Reeves to catch the flying
bullet. Drs. Steele and Schulin attended
the wounded man. The bullet entered
the body at the head of the sixth rib and
passed around to the back, outside of the
pleural cavity. The wound, though seri-
Gus, will not result fatally, unless pyemia
follows. Dr.. Schulin thinks that with
good nursing Mr.. Reeves will be able to
be around within short time.
Later.-Joseph W. Reeves died yester-
day afternoon at $50 from the effects of
his wound. The body was brought to
Helena and will be buried today by the
Oddfellows, an organization of which he
was member in good standing.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
PERILS OF THE SEA.
Details of the Loss of tho Cod Fishing
Steamer in Gale, May 1.

Details of the Loss of tho Cod Fishing
Steamer in a Gale, May 1.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE steamer
Bertha, which has arrived from Kurluk,
Alaska, brought three of the sailors OF
the codtishing steamer Isabel, which en-
countered a gale May and OIL the third
had to be abandoned. The men took to
the boats, but in the storm got separated.
The eight skiffs which contained the
10 men on board the Isabel at first divid-
ed themselves into two parties of four
skiffs. After being out three days two
men went mad from the hardships endur-
ed and had to be put in separate boats
and soon were drowned.
When another boat capsized Captain
Nickerson, in trying to save the lives Of
the men, was drowned, as were also the
men whom he tried to rescue. 1t is be-
lieved that the men in the two boats
were also drowned making ID who lost
their lives.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Names of the Party on the Excursion
Train.

HELENA, June 2S.-[Special to the
Tribune. Appended are the names Of the
Montana Press association and others
who left here today at 10 a. m. for Great
Falls. The train is composed Of five cars
and is in charge of Conductor Penny,
The names Of the party who are on this
trip, the guests of the Montana Central
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
REVOLVER AND AK.
CARTWRIGHT OF JEFFERSON COUN.
TY KILLS HIS WIFE AND
0| Is CAPTURED ...3.
Reeves Dies From the Revolver Wound
Inflicted on Him by Walker, tile
Bartender-Cavanaugh Found
Guilty of Mudering
Greber. .' .@...

BUTTE, June 27.-William Cartwright
yesterday morning murdered his wife by
splitting her head open with an ak. The
scene Of the tragedy was at the Home
stake mine, Jefferson county, about 10
miles from Butte. A passer by saw Cart
wright standing in front Of his cabin
with an AK in his hand. A few feet in
front of him in the cabin was his wife in
a pool of blood. The man returned to
town and told what he had seen. In a
short time two armed parties of miners or
ganized and hurried to Cartwright's cabin
but he had fled to the mountains. They
started in pursuit of him in different di-
rections determined to string him up
when they might capture him. The in
dignatlon among the residents of the
residents of the Homestake was at high
pitch. Two deputy sheriffs from Butte
| also started on the trail. Hc was finally
brought into town last night by the Butte
deputies 1t seems he retraced his steps
from the mountains and returned to his
cabin where the officers found him. He
asserts that he killed his wits in self
lafense-that she was in the act Of pull
ing revolver on him. The prisoner is
| jail. The Cartwrights lived very quar-
rclsome life, and it is said he was on one
Of his drunken sprees when he did the
deadly work. His wife was about forty
years Of age. This was her fourth hus
| band. '"" 0
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
Liberal Assurances.

Berlin, June 2S--The landtag met
today. In his speech at the opening of
the session Emperor William said his
government, like that Of the late Emperor
Frederick, would be exercised ass legacy
from his grandfather. He would guard
equally the rights of his people and
those Of the crown and protect all relig.
ions. He was gratified with the good re-
lations existing between the Catholic
church and was satisfied with Prussia's
finances. He concluded his speech with
quotation from Frederick, the Great
sThe king is the first servant of the state.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
Helena Will Ratify.

HELENA, June 28.-The republicans are
making great preparations for their meet
ing next Monday night. All the bands
in Helena have been engaged and nego-
tiations are going on for Gilmore's band
which is now in the northwest 1t has
been decided that $4,000 worth of pow,
der will be exploded on the ambient all
on the night OF the celebration. 1t is ex
pected that at least 5000 men will he in
line. "3 D.., g. ..
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
Going to the Sea Side.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-The United
States steamer Swotara arrived at the
Washington navy yard yesterday noon
for the purpose of taking General Sheri.
dan to Marquitt, Mass. The general
will be accompanied by Mrs. Sheridan,
Col. Sheridan, Drs. O'Reilly and Yarrow
and trained nurse. Every arrangement
has been made for the care and comfort
of the distinguished patient 1t is ex-
pected that he will derive great benefit
from the trip.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
Russia and Germany.

BERLIN, June 27.-It is stated that the
czar sent lengthy letter to the Emperor
William expressing his thorough friend
ship for Germany and his sorrow at the
loss sustained in the death Of Emperor
Frederick. 1t is said General Pope will
carry to the car Emperor Williams re-
ply, in which the emperor promises to
follow his grandfather's advice respecting
friendship for Russia.