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Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
HORSE THIEVES ACTIVE.

Look Out for Them-Three of Them at
Work.
SILVER, Montana, Oct. 3,-[special to
the Tribune. last wednesday a horse
was stolen from +. J. Wilsey Of diamond
spring ranch near here. The leader Of
the horse thieves is named Harry Hun
dley. The three men in the band have
stolen 18 or 20 horses from Diamond
spring ranch south Of here. One of the
horses was offered for sale to Lehman Of
Helena on Friday. The robbers have
been tracked to Clark's creek, south Of
Ha1ara ---- 49,. s...- e.yF
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 1.-The third an
uual exposition closed last night in a
blaze Of glory. Its financial success, while
handsome, has not, it is said, been equal
to that of last year. Secretary byron has
been elected manager for tha ensuing
unny r. ,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

MILES, Oct. "A soldier named Dolan
vas robbed on Tuesday Of watch ana
chain. Harding, the thief, was caught
md the property restored,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

CASCADE, Oct. 4, 8 p. m.-The trial to
recover watch, transferred here from
Great Falls, is still undecided. A decis,
ion is looked for this afternoon:
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

DON'T you want a good wind mill
to pump water for your stock, to irrigate
your garden, yard, etc? If so, cali on Or
address J. NJ. Gaunt, Cascade, NJ. r.,
who handles the old reliable Halliday,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

MILES CITY, Oct, 2.-The Stock Grow
ers' Journal has been sold toa stock com
pany. 1t will be made a democratic
daily or tri-weekly. Marney retires. Ed
ward Butler will be editor.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

TRUoKEE, CAL, Oct. Am Indian who
was evidently crazy from drink was shot
dead today. He had shot squaw and
was trying to shoot men who were pur-
suing him.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

New YORK, Oct. s-John Kelly, charg-
ed with the murder Of Henry Hard, a
bank robber, escaped from the criminal
court this morning and has not been re-
captured. Another prisoner named Cum
ningham, who tried to 'scape, was caught.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
Results of the Storm,

SAND BEACH, Mich, Oct s.-The barge
Sea Gull is ashore and fast breaking up.
The fate of the crew is in doubt. The
Cromwell is hard ashore, but may be
an11ad ----- ---- ----- ---- - -
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

CHEBoYeAN, Mich, Oct. 1.-The miss
ing propeller Wilson arrived yesterday
with her topmast gone, but otherwise un-
injured.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
N o Formal Letter.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 3.-Thurman
may publish no formal letter of accept
ance.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
THE HOME STRETCH.

|How the Base Ball Season is Likely to
End.
The regular league Base Ball season is
drawing to cluse, and in two weeks time
the trophies in the different associations
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
WON.
AGAINST THE INCORPORA-
TION OF THIS CITY, ..-
What Will he Done Mexican Election Of
City Officers to be Ordered by
the Commissioners ..,

The polls closed last evening at six
o'clock. The votes were counted and it
was found that incorporation had won the
day. There were only two votes cast
against it. Messrs. Hunt, Beachley and
Lux and G. W. Stanton, the clerk, ali
united in making formal report to tic
county commissioners. They handed the
ballot box and ballots to deputy county
clerk Ringwald, who submitted them to-
day to the county commissioners, who,
after canvassing the ballots, declared IN
corporation carried. The next step will
be for the county commissioners to call
all election to choose officers for the city.
Notice of this election is to be publish
ed daily for 80 days, from which it may
be inferred that at least month must
elapse before the election is held. At
this election the people are to choose a
mayor, police magistrate, city attorney,
city treasurer, and eight aldermen. CAT
such election" the law says, "all electors
qualified by the general election laws OF
the territory and who have resided within
the limits of the city OF town for three
months preceding the election, shall be
for the city or town to hold office until
the first annual election of officers as
hereinafter prescribed" The mayor and
alderman are to receive no salary. The
salaries of the other officers are to be fix
ed by the council .#
THE CITY OF GREAT FALLS ".
We publish today the notice required
by law, giving the result Of yesterdays
incorporation election, and which is a no
tice to the courts and the world that
Great Falls is henceforth full f1edged
city. Tomorrow the notice of election
for city officers will be published and the
election will occur the 10th of November.
The officers to be selected are mayor,
police magistrate, city treasurer, city
attorney and two aldermen for each of
the four wards.
THE NEW WARDS.
The wards are divided on Second ave-
nue. south and Fourth street, i. e., the
portion Of the city north of Second av-
enue, south and west of Fourth street,
constitute the first ward; south of Second
avenue, south and west of Fourth street,
the second ward; south of second avenue
south and east of Fourth street, the third
ward; north Of second avenue, south and
east OF Fourth street, the fourth ward.
At this election no property qualification
will obtain. 1t will be free for all. The
CITY limits are defined in the notice pub
lished in the Tribune the past month.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
AROUND THE WORLD.
The President Signs tile Chinese Bill
An Indian NIurdo orer Caught

The President Signs tile Chinese Bill
An Indian Murderer Caught.
The president has signed the Chinese
bill and sent long massage with it to
congress. -.5z
Rotten eggs were t,.rown at Senator
Blair while speaking ut Charlottesville,
W. Va. "-@
Buffalo, N. Y, has small pox epide-
mic.
The Apache Indian who had murder
ed seven men has been caught.
The Sioux Indians now want $1.s5 per
acre before signing.
Mormons are buying more land in Mex
leo.
China proposes to exclude kerosene by
way of retaliation.
Blaine is stumping Michigan.
Badeaus suit against Mrs. Grant is set
down for the 10th instant.
Charles McKenna has fled to Canada.
He was nine years treasurer of Waseca
county, MINI. Shortage $4,000. -----
Germans have been murdered at Kel-
ma, Africa, after gallant defense.
GROUP WHooPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately cured by Shiloh's
Cure.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
THE NEW WARDS.


NEW York, Oct. g. Bar silver 941sc;
copper firm, lake ST 80; lead, active,
domestic, S505 --..5- .- ----
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
HELENA'S HORROR.
ANNIE LUNDsTROM's TRUNKS RE
TURNED FROM BUTTE TO
sg..' HELENA. ~. .....@ .-
Much Jewelry Missingi---Bryson Still
Refuses to Talk---Fl0ra Thom-
son Set Free--- Much .u"
Excitement M"

HELENA, Oct. 4.-Sheriff Hathaway re-
ceived yesterday from Butte the trunks
Of Annie Lundstrom sent to the latter
place by George Bryson. They we're
shipped to Butte by Wells Fargo y Co.,
August "a and have been at the office Of
the company in Butte since their arrival.
The writing on the tags Of the trunks is
that Of Bryson. They were returned to
Helena and are now at the Helena office.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

1t is not known whether the express
company will give them up without an
order from the court or not. There is
considerable jewetry missing and it is
understood that Sheriff Hathaway is in
possession Of information which will en-
able him to recover the articles which
formed SO conspicuous part of Annie
Lundstrom's make up, especially the
watch and chain. ..
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

For lame back, tide or chest, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06
BRYsON STILL RETICENT,

Byrson is still the same cool, possessed
individual and shows no signs Of weaken
ing. He asked the sheriff yesterday what
the result Of the coroners inquest was
and was told It is more than probable
that if Annie Lundstrom had her money
in drafts some Of them will be found in
her clething, for if Brysen cashed any Of
them the fact cannot be traced through
any Of the banks.
THOMPSON RELEASED.
Flora Thompson, the woman supposed
to be an accomplice Of Bryson, was re-
leased from jail yesterday. The police
are satisfied that she had nothing to do
with the case. Court meets next Monday
and speedy trial is all that is asked for
Blyson. He will get Justice. ~..
Great Falls tribune., 1888-10-06

GROUP WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately cured by Shiloh's
(tura
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

A you1s mas we'll hEs~n sbous town
DA1s a ev-A,fal salI - . lsdy lev
sysniEss ego, as1 u y sAia thss BE = aor
vssy rtsly - s'caal sgeis" for sons stns
~ ecns. Il appsass ~ - w. vsSy
wsn se4unintt1 Nm ~ Dfet,y ssrvani
ihouRh be voaIdnst have his erien1s hnAU
IS foS the world. On the evening n quess
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

ZION he rass IL bell sad then stepped
behipA tie door lsAs Yss.Aias stationary
and val>sd. PssssEtiys hsid appssrec
srcaAA xAs loos sEa ans young mah
lssnsd torWksA ana impressed kss spo,
ths Ear eAa's lps. 4 AArlsk folloSe Fer
xhs yosns nan tsoESh5 ne had Il months
~ bizs1 aizl. BEi il wSs not; i.ys since to
hostsas. !. with its con-
zckage that cana
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

To those acquainted with our institut
to say that the Invalids' Hotel and Su
branch establishment located ut No. 3 NJ
England, have, for many years, enjoyed
the most largely patronized and widely
the world for the treatment and cure
arise from youthful indiscretions and pei
We, many years ago, established O. SIP
treatment of these diseases, under the
the most skillful physicians and surgeC
that all who apply to us might receive a
Council of the most experienced special
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04
THE SPIRIT WORLD!

TIE SP1RIT WORLD.
But before you rise from this Christian
sssnce, want you to promise me you
will be satisfied with the Divine revels-
ton until the light of the eternal throne
breaks upon your vision. Do not go at
ter the witch OF Eador. Do not sit down
st table-rsppings, either In sport CT In
dead earnest. Have your tables so well
msde, snd their legs 80 even, that thew
will not tip and rattle. II the table must
move, let it be under the offices of iadus-
trious housewifery. Teach your children
there are no ghosts to be seen or heard
in this world save those which walk on
two feet or four, hunsn or bestisl. Re-
member that epiritualism st the hest Is q
useless thing; for II 1t tells whas the Bible
revesls IL Is supe!1litv, and II 1t tells
~hh. the Bible does not xSvesl, It Is lie.
Iustesd Ct going out to &c: other people
TO tell your fortune. tell your own fortune
by putting your trust in God and doing
the best you csn. will tell your for
tune: "All things work together for
good to them who love God" Insult NOT
your departed friends by asking them 10
come down and scrabble under an extern
sion table. Remember that there is only
one Spirit whose dictxtion you have .
right TO invoke, and that is the holy,
blessed and omnipotsnt Spirit of God.
Hsrkl He is rappina now, not on liable
or the door, but fspping on the door Of
your heart, and every TAP is - tnvisss,Dn
to Christ and : warning of judgment -
come. o, grieve Hin ma suay. Q7saah
Him not. he has beeu ~ 6eosH6 vel
feis mQKnink. BE No Al arou .sss
ISNf nI4h< He - ko1n GR0rnd elRnt
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

your haud in the hand of this witch OF
Encor End she will lead you TO bottomles
perdition, where she holds her
EVERLASTING sKANCR.
Many years ago the etesmer Atlantic
started from Europe tor the United States.
Getting mid-ocesn the machinery broke,
snd she houndered around day after dsy,
and week after weeF, and for whole
month sitter she YVES due people wondered
and Aaally gave her up. There wss great
anguish in the cities, for there were mar y
who hxd- friends sboard that vessel. Some
OF the women, in their distress, went to
the spiritual mediums and BQaIred as to
the fate of that vessel. The mediums
called up the spirits, and the rappings on
the table indicated the steamship lost with
all on board. Women went reying mad
and were carried to the luna,ic asylum.
After while one dsy q gun Yves heard on
quarantine. The Tags went up on the
shipping and the bells OF the churches
were rurg. The boys ran through the
streets crying: s'Extral The Atlantic Is
safei" There was she embracing rs from
the dead when friends came again
to friends; but some OF those pas
sengers went up to ind their wives in
the iunatfc asylum, where this cheat Of
inleg1n1 gpiTitualIsn had hut thsm, A
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

ton are tred ~ OUT seollsts LOT tnst dios Win unsla
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-04

original system of diagnosis
diseases just as successfully without with personal
sutaon. While always glad patients, and
become with them sho them our and
person in five hundred whom we have cured The
minute particulars in their several appears
miraculous the light of the early
Take for example, the electromagnetic telegraph the
invention of the Is marvellous degree of accuracy
which enables erdcty locate sub
cable nearly three thousand miles long?
clerk of the weather has become thoroughly familiar with
the hayward elements of nature that he accurately
predict their He sit in Washington foree
weather will be in Florida New York well if
hundred miles did intervene between him and the
And in all departments modern
what is required is the knowledge of certain
signs From these scientists deduce
SsHS uE illusions regardless of distance So med-
4 cal science diseases have certain unnstakable
DISEASE Sy and 5RS ,Rj
l1 tenn of determining, with the greatest accuracy,
of chronic diseases without seeing personally
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
FuiI Dress Toilets.

Demi-trained skirts are in favor in New
York this winter for afternoon reception
dresses and dinner gowns. The fronts are
made in DircctOire style, fat from belt to
foot, without hip drapory, and are laid in ir-
regular plaits, that in the middle being
broader than all the others. A broad trim
ming crosses the foot, and may consist of a
ruche or pink 1ounces, but is more often a
brocaded border woven IN the three breadths
of the front and sides, or else it is of very
rich lace or passamelterie placed fiat, with its
scalioped or pointed edge turned upward.
Figured fabrics, either brocsded or striped,
are very fashionable for the full straight
breadths of the demi-train. The corsage Is
cut with V point in the back Of the neck,
and round IN U shape in front The sleeves
are slightly longer on the newest dresses of
brocade or faille or velvet. and may consist
Of soft long puff, or else they are plain to
the elbows, and a Vatican frin falling
toward the hand is added of lace or of hsse.
made wider below the arm and quite short
inside the elbow.
Gowns Of tulle in quaint colors are worn
at the balls, and are much trimmed with
flowers, or else with ornaments Of silver or
gilt in form Of leaves and vines The skirts
are made the correct dancing length, just
resting on the foor. In SONS of these Gowns
the skirt is laid in wide plaits from belt to
foot; in others the back breadths hang
straight and fulL-Harper's Bszzr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
wh.s soelss, !. " .isiux roE

A vel known belle 70 tie down dilly
daily lover
More of tie young msn 70 buy their dress
suits iastead Of renting tnen-
Another german" 10 be given By the
young Eeo ~ cost not less than s. per
capita
A leap wear party from which tue young
ladies wlii escort their tair charges home
instead Of vice versa
A certain Young lady 10 slienste the
affections Of her rivals dsvotee.
Another pretty glrI brave enough TO pop
the question.
TIE Young gentleman who would be will
ing 10 be wall hower for year
Tae bows 70 wall for invitations u balls.
parties etc, as the girls have 10 three years
ouG OF four.
The young husband 20 come home nights.
The young vile 40 won't hlrt with her
former lover.
The pretty girl who is superior 10 the
wiles OF the married travelling man.
The new fashioned dog.
The woman who is never jealous.
person Who never talks scandal.
The lad, miss or grosn-up body who has
only one face
A sweet faced miss who respects her
mother, even If that mother has seen days
Of toll.
The young men 10 wear bracelets.
The young ladies 70 carry canes.
The friend who never betrays confidence.
Another big wedding before Lent
The marriage license law 10 be abolished.
A few quiet pedro parties during Lent.
Aud lasi, but surely n0i least. the society
Young lady who will frankly sdmit her en-
gagsment if il be published a. the be.
ginning of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Hon. l. M. Weston went to Detroit last
night.
Mrs. John A. Baker, of The Warwick. is
quite i'll.
Senator j. W. Moon, of Muskegon, was
in the city yesterday.
Capt. and Mrs. Lock wood leave for
Ssndusky, o., tonight.
Mrs. Neeley, of Indiana. is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. William Berkey.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hurst has been called to
rindlay, OHIO. by the death of friend.
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson, Of Detroit. is the
guest of her sister MIS-. J. G. Herkner
Mr. Mcclure. of The Irving, is spending
Sunday with charming Trend in Detroit
Col. George p. Sanford. Of Lansing. was
in The city last evening on bis way to
Chicago.
Mrs. g. Norman has returned from
lengthy visit with relatives and friends in
Quincy, I'll.
Miss sadie Crsw, of Grand Haven. is the
guest of Miss Sallie Knapp, of Grace
Church rectOry.
Mr. and Nrs. John Allen, Of Chicago.
have returned home afer brief visit with
friends in this city.
Mr. c. T. Olnsy and family are in Santa
Bsrbsrs. where they will spend the re-
msinder OF the Winter
Or a T. Bodls and bride ne Mrs. Charlie
b. slOcum vii De a. home TO their
friends after February Is.
Misses Lottie Pease aud Nora Hooker left
for Lowell last night 10 spend Sunday wilh
their friend Miss Aithsn.
Mr.. Henry II. Knight. Of the srTn Of
Kelley & Co. OF MHskseo1, is the guest OF
DR. J. J. Rlcs and family.
Ms. Il. F. Hastings and her Euest Mrs
Clark have rs.urne6 from a brief visit
xiia trends in Kalamazoo.
NJ md Mrs. John Z Shau have re-
turned r IN a sevsrsi weeks visit IN Nsx
York CitT snd " Washington
Ms Allie Burchsrd hss retained from :
sir months visit With r. sUgeS and friends
N NeF York ard Connecticut
NJ p II. Wsssrs s-d family remained
In Chicago 1nai Thursday. uhsn they con
tinaed fbe.r Journey CD California
Mayor and Nrs. E 3 Dlksman are su
srfsininz Hr J. 81 8s1eY of Cbic2z3.
vho IS = cousin Of III. Dixsmsns
M r T. Miller, president Of tas Inland
ofi Company. Cncioasn. sss in the city
ysstsrssy- he pa, aP a Toe Max5on.
NJ snd M J. r P5xIeF srs entertain
irx their 6alshtsr Ms p. B. Boeinscr.
sa9 her 80 sons. Rsipa Ard Gay. of D.
tr0't
Mr Esnrv Fo-nhT foru-rir A. en-
rt-vea 81 81 n C3otaing H1s-e "a. A.
ose e3ep "a il F.sa & 4 erold shos
sgsre
Ms. L 2ichnsand ar3 daughter Ne
Rerecc~ hsre returned fron a. extsndss
visfE % 4rs. Ricnmon8 e aAagarer Mrs.
ksndaiI. Of T3D@ks kanzss.
Hz r. N Bsskl1s. lss q Las sxfozt
as rexsoVed - tAis ei1 snz VS. asxs ass
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

A story Is told in Brooklyn societT of the
sudden appearances ~ former resident with
= large diamond and an ambition. equally
gAttering, 70 marry a former sweetheart IL
he could He bad been 70 Australia made =
pie. and was coming hack 10 say long enough
e. get a wife give Ter TIE diamond. marry
her. and take her hacs thsre Uufortunately
the girl ~ his choice was snCaEed and sOc7t
q marry. Ths Australian went sadly away
witaout having shown his diamond. sid IL a
cay oT tFo hs gave 10 % another Old aocuaint-
encs. Thea he called mon tha lady q h.s
ohoics - bia heE Eood-hy, ard she tod hirn
thar she bal been thinking tae matter over.
sid bad found thst she loved sia letter than
see loved tfs usn 10 Nhora she vas engaged
Bscs went tae y1lnz man - tne or 20 whom
b bad i-ssde present. - BIS diamond ard
rersFls led aer 81 give IL e. hlna snd - take
re wcrth IN Uoney IT in apotber 5s~sl lie
teen toos tie diamond - the TFl fer whoru
II rss i1tsr-5ed ssd she teean1e his wife and
thsT 5sve sailed for Agstrslis. --KsE ToTs
San-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
VIII Entertain.

Mr.. George Quimby will give another
pedro party tomorrow evening.
Mrs. w. 5. Gum will give / o'clock
luncheon on Wednesday to abJut fifty
ladies'.
Mrs. James Smith will give progressive
pedro party on Wednesday evening at her
residence on Jefferson-ave.
Mrs. A. w. Keeney AMI Mrs. G. n. Rem
ingtOn will give progressive pedro at Park
Place on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Wailing, of 81 Stat.-st., will
celebrate his birthday tomorrow evening
with four hand progressive pedro.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dewey. of POI Foun-
tain-st., will entertain their friends with
progressive pedro on Tuesday evening.
Cards are. out announcingE.that Mrs. ].
w. Champin and daughter. Miss Estelle,
will receive on Wednesday sfterno DON
from to o O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Hoyt will enter
tain their friends with progressive pedro on
Tuesday and Friday evenings, at theiI
pleasant residence on Union-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Crane. of q Charles
ST.. were agreesoly surprised on Thursday
evening by the appearance OF about thirty
Of their friends who brought with them
various utensils OF Tin and baskets OF dc
liciOus refreshments The occasion was the
tenth anniversary of their marriage and
their friends remembered il in 8 very
happy way. The evening was spent with
music progressive pedro and the delights
OF soc.al intercOurse
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

II is the correct style TO wear plain linen,
OF fancy caInbric collars and cuffs, with all
the tailor made dresses and gowns of similar
kinds. Nothing looks more incongruous
with cloth, OF materials Of that class, than
lace or frills Of transparent materials at the
throat and wrists The leSSening Of the
height of the upright collars, too, is a con
siderable help TO the introduction Of pretty
little collars OF embroidery and lace, while
with dresses Of velvet and other rich mater
ials, largo collars and deep cuffs, OK rich en-
broideries or valuable lsces. are being worn
by several leaders OF society.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

> IA sS4t f1fare hoale with het son. G. T..
HogkiE.s ia "a nsx residence "a PAD
Eslo-&sS.
Custer Guard AS even ~. e-sc4sd Nj
Frank I'll y aesleT . u2e4osf " faat Goa
paey. Ar Wheeler : : veTy pop4lzr young
gentlsiB4a ia this civ. Snc 1zyinx I'D con-
slcerasie sxpxrasnee IA military srzifE Vii
ts vsl94ols SidiE9n - the Cofap2ay.
Nrs. 4. v Prndls. of - Fourth -. has
bssxa entertaining ber ANGLE. Dzsld June. "
Ersnont. Oaso. 1nd tosir fnsnd. dr.. hayes.
oldest so1 Of X-PrssiSsnt Hsses AK. JUas
sSs acre o. pleasure aud business Trip,
ssing proprietor Vi TIE Fremont Boiler snd
Iron NCrk.