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Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
IIenf Ear LAhor.

WASHINGTON, Jan. So "a;
delegation OF labor men from Blsa
and PhiladelphiA appssred bsi1nI
Houss Committee Of Com lerc,stl
urge IL TO reconsider rs repor Ind
q reference Of tha matter Of The pIa
strike TO the Inter slA,e CluIl
Com IN ission.
The delegation argued that III
mission was already burdt1N
important cares which 1t c5ulla
pose Of for come time TO CONE, VII
In any event 1t would not be v
give the time to the matter lhEIi
mittee of Congress could, aad 7
could not mske as Thorough Vn
the inquiry, II Il should nniEalI
as Congress could.
Tho necessity for promp! Aslz'
urged on the committee slR .
force, bat without ohsBgilg ~
ION of the majority, as Slriill
nounced,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
A Coke Controversy.

PITTsBuRGi Jan. 30 Another ndeot
Ing Of ooke operators VIVA held TO day
aud considerable progress was rhadt
toward the formation OF new By yndi
caie. II. q Friok was present, and il
was stated that the difference between
tbs Brlck company and the old mem
bsrs Of the syndicate In regard ID The
amount OF money claimed by the former
had been Amicably adjusted.
The furnace men OF the Mahuninf
Valley are not satisfied with the pric,
Of ccks, They insist upon further 70
ductiOu. A meeting OF the coke con
slmers in the West will be held IL thiI
city In o few days TO take concert Id &C
ton
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
suIeide ofJn welsh

YORK, Pa Jan. 3O.-Jarnes Is. Welsh
committed suicide at $50 this morning
by shooting himself in the right Tenn /
with 80 calitre smith < Wesson reyol.
YER while In bed No reason If assigned
for the deed, exosp, that he had beea un
der physicians treatment tor the pasr
several months FOR nervous trouble and
az times iabpred under mental alteration.
The coruner's iury rendered verdict tc
the elect that lie shot himself while tenn
0 ari y .nGaue
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Eiahiy-ssven IndIotmcn,,

FREEHoLD N. J., Jan. SO.-Tbs
GrAbd Jury OF Monmouth County has
found eighiy seven indictments. Ahuu,
forty OF them are against the peonle
living In Limerick, LoaR Branch,
where Robert Hamilton was murdered
hve weeks ago Upshur Esltston, alias
Dunk, and her lover. Stanford u,
20 ter, who was one OF Hamilton's as
silsnts, have been indicted on several
charges.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
A Big Iron works to Resume

PITTsBUKoI January 3O,-The solqT
Iron Works Of William Clark 81 Co
which have been closed down for several
weeks on account of trouble with The
AmalgamAted Association in regard "a
the two job system" will resume opera
hons In all departments 10 night. A con
ferenc was held this morning and com
promise effected. About eight hundred
men are employed at the works.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
a woman Acquitted of nlurds,

OIL CITY, Jan S0-Mrs. Ella Dim.
hort, who has been On lIlal At Frank
IN aimee last Thur.dIy ior onmpiiciIy
WIN David King, ot Clarion county.
IN Tho murder Of james Davis at s.
fe'eEsburg last Msroh, was this even.
lpg tonnd net guilty. The tury way
out one hour and forty mluu'ea KIM
low lies IN Clarion Jail under ssntence
OF death for this crime. He was ,c
have been banged last Flitay, but was
lespited Unit, March q.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Going to CAliiorniA

Ward Is. Rowland, the w ,.s,
surzeon OF No. 606 Ffenol ~.
shortly remove to OAliiorulr ~
probable that he viii open SI .,,s
PAsadenia, one of the pTe'''Rs, pre- M
oa the Pacific OoEs,' i't n, y d
wi be succeeded here BY i,,,r1 ~, 4
Ewes, a graduate oi tus ,srs|
school of University OF r.s. r,.9
Dr.. Rlwland was Sp7o'psu suL
Veterinarian by GoTerno'' -, ~ n
ard was the ouly Rapb !. .y't ~, t,,,
StAte holding q com mlssiV"r "r.lit
Governor. He leaves iJ' -
Lext Friday.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Imrrcassd d OIL a Eovnrn.

HEW YoRK, Jan. 80 Alfred Melt, aged
eighteen, has been trying TO obtain "a, 600
damages from Captain James Jones, oi
the British Bark Dunstaffnage in the CITY
Court before Judge Ehrhch
Alfred says he was kidnapped and i'm
prisoned by the captain. He was employ
ed on November ), 1857, by Charlie.
WoodmAn, sailors boarding hnus,
keeper, of Buenos AyTes, to work ior hiu
At q salary oi $l5 month and board
On that day Woodmau sent Melt aboard
the bark with = bag OF clothes which be-
longed to another sailor. Alfred was de
tanned on the vessel by the nrst mate
Charles BrowR The bark sailed for New
York on November Il, and arrived oi
January l7th last. Alfred story wa
denied by the captain. Decision was re
ryed
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
the Railroad BrAksmen

Delaware Lodge, No lS pl
hood OF Railroad Brakeman,
special me,tirR last tui dsJ l'S =,
80 their hall, Fifth ami Wa'Su.'11
70 dsl,rnlHe tho Winucr Of ~ n
2old watch Rud q nickel lat en-
by them ss prizes Tth c's'rs 1.
10 sde by little Jenpie Dii.o'J1
year.old daugther Of Ar. a,
cnll, Of No. 8 10 Bennett a'I1,,
No. 26l6, which drew the WA,Ssi ,,s y
By Myron ColllnF, OF no CIV
street. East Saginaw, Ml1hH,,s
No. 1919 which drew the w N
Leld by Hampton 5. Wd'F' Wv
ana, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
smo,neren 10 I,na,n

This morning on arlsiug Mr.. aai
MRS. Anderson, OF No. All West Front
street., i1uGd tho months Old child
wh'ch bad been eleepiuR with them
dead: In somo manner 1t had bten
tmothtrtd to death during the night.
ooroner Baruhiil ives notified ard gave
crrtlli1Aie In acc3riar oe with the
ho'F. The Anderson IA nily aIo swedes
VINO have Deea iA tins country but a
.hurt tins,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
GnInE For m Italian

List night Emil Fighter mblt ed too
free g, and while In that oouditiou
kicked up = row with an Italian peanut
vaniaT st Third and Market stree to. A
pOlics cficsr came along and told Emii
to 90 home, but rs ne showed NIB iucli-
nation to obey took him % the hal !, and
this morning ha was fiued 81 and costs,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
A IInh.Rrnihar

This morning John Craven was ar
rAlRned ~ the city court charged with
being drunk ami disoTderly. His
brother testified tta. he mskss a prRc.
tlce OF eettine z drank aud then going
bone and breaking up the furniture.
The Judge sen nLenoed him TO pay . fine
OF a and costs
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Arrested Tor maipraetls..

BALTIMORE, Jan. 81 DR.. Franc q
Stevens, of No. North High street, was
arrested to-day charged with criminal
malpractice, on December 20, upon Paul.
Inc bouchat Morris Rosenthal, engineer
OF No & Engine Company, Is under az
rest also, it being charged that the alleged
crime was committed u, his instance.
Inc young woman died last night at the
Maryland University Hospital.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
ShoshlnE Accident

LOCK HAvRHt January 3O-A terrible
burning accident + reported a. Pine. Pa.
lew mlles from here Mr., Frpdericks
VIE OF the postrnasttr az that place threw
a piece or paper into The stove The
names caught her clothing, which was
entirely consumed, and sne wae burned 50
badly that dea b Tesuitti hIA tew bonrs
The lady suffered Intensely
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Avnnasd an InsnIL

PALESTINE. Texas, Jsn' IO' IA
=. J Williams, 3 prOmlnl,tlnatt " ,ga| n
this city, was shot ana h hnntit, 4
morning by George d. y t.l I'D
o widow whom Williams - y.s|
Williams was en- borssoa1pp, 1pp,,sSr|
was shot. He came W tao, u
years ago from MtSsiislPt,t 4
Hunter surrendered hil1
upheld by the Community
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
After = PiekPoektL

Last night, while q number
were coasting on Fourlh 'lM
they canRht n oolored man AIttl1
to pick one OF their pgoh't:. ~
onca gave chase, sBd nandl'd ~
rather roughly. The peop.
neighborhoOd OF Fourth and WI
ton streets say that the crowd eAl
aud broke several broom titno.a|
head aud tore his coat HsAs,
his hat 1t looked for sFbis q 'agl y
the coroner would hsrsbl2J, .us y. =
finally escaped by ian311 tls y. ~,
No arrests were made Aal 'Ae "
reeu med casting.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
A Horse DlssAss trssk. on, ,e.,,

ELKroN, MD, Jan d0,-rhe horse ,li
cas-" that caused the death Of sryrral
horses Of Johu Fentop aud oth,re In ms
neighoortood last fail is eaid 10 have
gain bf kr1 oat Oh hiailrm. he having
9st auo' her hprsc. STATE Veterinary 9ur
con Wa- has bueu asked 10 visit lis
arm ag4Ur.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
spe, ,,lAI Low Hate

for the balance Of the evening sessions
which close March 2Sth) Of the vii.
ninRton Com tnerciAl College, HiRhth
and MARKET streets. No GLASSES; enter
at any time without embarrassment OF
disad van tAae. Ladies In Attep dAnos.
Btudents from 10 20 ~ years OF age.
Gall o: drop q postal for large circular.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
ptDy surned to peA's' y,

REMOVE. Pa, Jan. 80 -ps p1sllsr
ing OF y farm house t"el1V ,hs 80
west Of Remove yesterc ay " S;s.l
a.hslt grandson OF A AoFSu an. oss
burned to death. The iiI.,,. ,.so i
Its grandparents, WHS and b
bouse Wheu II oauRnt n',,bipS ~ y
folks barely escaped eallJ
backbone aud teeth OF tao
recovered from the rn!ns-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Nnrr.ctinn.

In the report OF this shefiffs sales of
Saturday II ives rtrooCously a.ated that
some property belonging 10 NJ. /. Poole
was sold. The property In Question be,
lon2ad 10 Edmund II. Auderrcp and
TAa bought By ii, 7. Poole Tor S125,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Alleged Liquor Law ylOliusa

ELKToH, Mn, Jan. 80 -IiaaE
tey, OF Elkion, was ARRESTED sg
BailifI Geo. T. King on the csI,5 i
latiHg the prohibition Law by A.1
toxicatlng drinks 10 Frank NcNiss
Charles Davis. He was given z
before Magistrate John PAh'dri
cases, In which McNGmee VA ~
ness He testified that he boGla
apple cider from Mckinney iWItt Y
prohibitory law prohibits The SIX u
the magistrate held him in t6Na.
court which he furnished, Wa 4
proprietor Of the Ho~ard Hoas
Insecurity. Owing to the .tstl;ii
witness be was not given q hti'-li !
other case.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Found

A cbild's shos was toun' to''en y
day OF Fourth street, og.' al
auu Weet streets, Int ~ ,p.. t5s
tina ssme by cAlli1A 81 '-
paying tor tliipgtice'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

NCrl1E-rAE MUTUAL LOAN AS.
~ sociafion is nov is-uirg nsw seriep
oi tlcS: payment may be mad 0 on or bsf,re
ints1Ay, February Il daily from gtos.
Inc mutual" having recently uuderR On O
o -ltlcaI audit OF its accyu4ls by 90 u petsnt
and diinterested persons, AMI hnytnE
added 10 its already iarEe m EN- bershlp and
mOhthly receipts by merginR with it the
mem befHhlp and receipts for another Loan
association, now Ctisrs even better and
vesforS
BENJAMIN M U KHAT SUYD, Pres.
SAM uEL F. BErIS Wee President.
tEJ. q. MARKS, setretsry Isi tl2l
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
DEGISTRR'S ORDER.
IL RRG ISrER's OFFICE,
SKW CASTLE COUNTY. Del,

November 10Th, 1857.
Upon the application or AlhAnis l.. Ander-
son, Admins trator OF Theodore Anderson,
late OF ofrennsylvAnlA, deceased, II Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the
Administrator Aforesaid, give notice Of grant
ing OF letters OF Administration upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing Advertisements
TO be posttd within Forty days from the dAte
Of such letters in six Of the most public places
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring an
persons having demands against the estate 70
present the same, or abide by an Ast II As-
sembly In such case made and provided and
also cAnse the same to he inserted within the
same period In the DAILY RRPUBLICAE, q
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del.
and 10 be continued therein three weeks,
(e. o. d.
- Given under the hand And Seal OF
L. f. once OF the Register Aforesaid, at
- Wilmington. IN New Castle County
aforcsAid, tht day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTiCE.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly Attested 10 the AdminlstrAter on
or before Nov. 18th, istsi, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such rAse made and provided.
ALBANls l.. ANDERSON.
AdminlstrAt or.
AadreU, JH
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
I.sgginHs.

Uranor & Cd. have reduced on lldrsb' I
legaings isom 20 10 25 ceus, and laIieS
from GO to 40
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

ITt1 5gr rsa-.l Il ela4an; G1.cent +
- Jas' ttr"--- G..gpsn, Eas.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

DUNNO .ALE Will NJ sOLU A'r
\ Lublie auction at RIO. so West street.
on III ' hSDhi, FBBHuARY 1855. al $
Oeitel N ia ! liae OF Household goors.
ampng which IS lU1 Q very tna parll lr ana
chamDsr furniture, tnaiu linz rel Broeha
very larEe Rlll frame ualtls nirfor |
squsFe centre tRSle, Feveral chamber sets,
b}okease sioeo9srj, dining room and sit
Nng room sets, cOnplele, e'c. platform
zee i'f 10 goof condition. vita other artislel
above EUods HTsWelI worth Tho attan'ion
Ci all ptHons wishing II purchase nice
so0is. They Will he s1ld p5liLlgsly, with,
eut reserve, 10 discontinue n0u sesespinE.
l5@st HbklLL II LArK, Aucts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

hUHLlO SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i The subscriber wi III sell at public sale.
at the suction fooBs Of L. W. StidhAm n
son, No. Ill East Fourth street. Whining.
too, Del on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1875,
At2 O'Clock n m,
The farm Of the late James Henry Nit
cheN, tituAte near Dram monds Hill, in
M Ill Greek Hundred, New Cssue County
and state Of Delaware, adjoining lands OF
JRnee Little, George Roblnsan and others,
| and containing about eighty Ecrss Of land
o acres being woodland, IL Is divided into Q
helds, and ia we'll Sstsred. Tho toll Is fer.
tile and adapted to grain, truck OF fruit.
The buildings cons 81 tf frame dwelling
house, large frame barn, spring house ana
ot1er out-buildings Location and neigh
oprhood are convenient and Desirable, neSr
Newark and stanton sale positive to
close ePtate. Terms Et sale
WIN. II MI CGHELL,
hdministrstof, q T. A.
Ui JAmes Henry n itchell, deceased.
Lore knmons AttofneyA
L. ". Sldham h son, Auct's.
us 2tw.d .eSd Is
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31

EoR BALE-A ONE HOR aE DEAR
hpkN IN hrst.ri,sE 7nn titipu. AppIy to
AhhIt'sfS. piIEl, CAymont, Del. i2-8tw
lESHIE - GENTLEdEH BJAKD.
~ WIN aa--e cD--i5ft5, "a. No PIC
'-'1- @'- u 80"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09

BUTTE, May 4.-The Montana Central
force are putting the finishing touches on
the Woodville tunnel, cleaning out and
finishing. The grade for the most part is
finished. A few short spaces only remain
to be done at the east side of Elk Park.
In the head of Bison canon Trask 81
Brown have saw mill, operated by A.
B. Gates, cutting out timbers for the
bridges and trestle work at the rate of
10000 feet per day. From there to Cal
WINS station there are 300 wood choppers
who have been busily engaged in harvest
ing fuel convenient to the grade. Where
the stage road used to run through a
dense forest, it is now an open canyon,
fringed on both sides with great piles of
cordwood ready for shipment to Butte as
soon as the Montana Central iron their
road, which will be done as soon, as they
have arranged to use the Boulder valley
branch until they finish their tunnel.
They will begin laying iron as soon as
they can get it from the washouts on the
Manitoba.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09

W1NoNA, Mimi, May 4.-The Missis-
slppl river has reached the highest point
ever known here. Fears are entertained
that the water will carry away the wagon
bridge crossing the river from this place
to Wisconsin. The water is now three
miles WIDE. The water is pouring over
the level above the city. Every inch of
rise in the river makes two in the cellars
in the south side of town. The St. Paul
track is washed away above here so as to
stop trains. All the saw-mills are closed
down, as all the manufacturing establish
ments and places of business on the
north, south and west ends Of the city are
closed and business is generally sus-
pended.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
Republican Convention,

In accordance with the call of the Republi.
can Territorial Central Committee for Repub-
18th day of May 1888, for the purpose Of electing
delegates and alternate delegates to attend The
Republican National Convention to be held at
Chicago, June 10th, 1888, to nominate candi-
dates for president and vice-president Of the
United States, mass convention of the re-
publlcans of Cascade county will be held at the
May y, 1888, at o'clock p M, for the purpose
OF selecting three delegates and three alternate
delegates to the territorial convention above
designated and to, select Il county central com
mittee to act until the next county convention
shall select another central committee.
II. P. ROLFE,
Member Territorial Central Committee.
ALEX. G. LUX,
1T. LEE,
J. X. CASTNER,
Members of County Central Committee for sec
tions now within Cascade County
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
Big Methoiis Cenferrnce,

wv YORK, May The general con-
ce Of the Methodist church opened
Metropolitan opera house with a
y attendance. This body meets but
L in four years, and tile present is the
va, st conference ever held in this coun-
n , the Methodist denomination. -Four
C. red and fifty delegates are in attend.
from al parts Of the United States
he bishops are in attendance at the
" srence, including Missionary Bishop
or, who has done such wonderful
in Africa and other foreign fields.
will probably be made a resident
op, as d recognition Of his services.
ne delegates, some come from Nor
Sweden, India, Germany, China,
Tan and Africa. Tie session will oc-
y a month, ard several new bishops
be elected. The question Of estab-
ing bishoprics in nIndia, China and Ja-
will be considered and the colored
thodists will renew their demand for
lop Of their own race. The most pic
esque delegate is Sia Sex Ong, of
ma, man Of commanding presence
great eloquence, appearing in full
ntal costume.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
Italy Distrusted.

0NDoN, May 3.President Carnot is
Nlited with making the trip to the
thof France in the interest of the
.is " and to divect public attention from
U aBoulanger demonstrations Any
g limiting at preparations for war is
to become the topic of the day. Al
Nv y it confidently asserted, that the
=. srnment has discovered insidious de-
5 on the part of the Italians, which
render it necessary to strengthen the
literranean squadron and build addi-
y al works along the frontier. 1t is GER
that the French have been for some
8 uneasy over the undoubted superb
'rY of the italian ironclads over the
\,s which they can bring against them
U the knowledge that Marseilles and
Ion are ut the mercy of Germany's
sis calling in the extreme to French
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
4 l|l acky Republicans.

LoulsySEE 1IEE ~ Ky, May THE republi-
/, conSsS I'm has adopted resolutions
|lorslng a. " national republican plat
Is loFS1 e'9a| denouncing the suppress
y reRnbllcan votes, pledging pro-
tlon to american labor and industries
Id'es'mI!llning resort to violence but calling
laws r0r the protection of the laborer
veil asthe capitalist, endorsing Fed
aid schools, denouncing the veto
ne andependent pension bill and in
lctlngfor w. Q. Bradley for vice-pres-
nt by vote of S22 to 293. The CON
Itlon refused to instruct for Sherman.
delegation goes uninstructed, but
'fers blaine if named.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
A Terrible Accident.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, May Between
10 and II o'clock Saturday night terri
BILE accident occurred on the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad, between this city
| and Lowest Gap. A freight train consist
ing of rs cars bound for Williamsport,
became disconnected by the breaking of
the coupling. The engine and three cars
ran half mile before the crew discover
ed that the train was divided The first
section awaited the arrival Of the second
at the foot of heavy grade. The two
brakemen lost control of the second half
and it dashed into the first causing an ex-
plosion in the third car which was loaded
with Dupont powder. The railroad
runs along steep hill, at the bottom Of
which stood two rows of houses occupied
by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron company's employees On the
hillside stood little cottage, occupied by
John Quinn and family Of four children.
The force of the explosion wrecked the
buildlngs-17 in all-and the stores were
set on fire. Quinn and his two little girls
were burned to DEATH His two boys es-
capped with burns. Three other children
were killed in Hendricks family. Thir-
ty persons in all were injured All the
windows in Lowest Gap churches and
schools were broken and the doors blown
off. The total loss is estimated at $75,O 900.
The wrecking crew have the road open
again for travel.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09

much trouble about the wool if roa1s are
provided. There are good roads in some
directions, but complaints had come
from others.
Mr. Wegner-The county commission
ers have done all that the laws and the
county finances would allow to establish
good roads. 1t only remains for the su-
pervlsors to do their duty and we will
have them. told Herring to prosecute
every man who fails to keep his premises
in good condition. If he fails to enforce
the law he will be let out. (Applause.)
The meeting then adjourned.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
FIGHTING IN ALABAMA,
Several Negroes are Killed-----TrooDs
Called Out.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 5.-A special
10 the Advertiser reports a bad condition
in Lowndes county, growing out of the
recent lynching of a negro murderer by
white mob. The negroes have been
threatening vengeance it seems, and to-
day the sheriff with a party went to San
dy ridge and arrested ID negroes. On
his way back to Hayneville, the county
seat, the party encountered mob of
armed negroes. A conflict ensued and
two white men were wounded and several
negroes killed. After several volleys the
negroes dispersed. They are reported to
be assembling again in large numbers and
the sheriff has telegraphed the governor
for troops. -Four companies from Mont
gomery are now leaving for the scene.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
The Cascade Tunnel,

TACOMA, W. T., May 3.-The laying of
the track through the long Cascade tun-
mel of the Northern Pacific railroad was
completed Saturday and the event was
celebrated by nearly the entire population
as one OF the most important that has oc-
CURED in the northwest. The tunnel is
$3.50 feet in length, and second only to
the Hoosac among the railroad tunnels of
the United States. This means the final
c; c;mpletion of the main line of the North
ern Pacific railroad. For nearly year
past an overhead line, known as the
switchback, over the range, has been
operated.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
A Wooden Goods Association,

New YORK, May 3.-The woolen goods
merchants and manufacturers formed a
Woolen Goods Association, which is said
to start with membership of 15O, to rep
resent $69,OO0,OOO of products and to CON
troll all the woolen trade east of the Ohio,
The president is Edward H. Amidon of
this city. The precise purpose of the or
ganization was not divulged
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09
"A Curdalen Aff'ray.

WARDNER, Idaho, May "A shooting
affray occurred this afternoon at Wardner
,sanctlon in which three men We're wound
ed. The principals were Miles McNally
OF the Cricket Theatre on one side, and
County Commissioner Pat MCGOWAN and
Jack Dillon on the other. Both McGow-
an and Dillon were badly wounded, and a
bystander, named Geo. Owens, is not ex-
pected to live.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-05-09

WASHINGTON, May 4. = Among the
changes proposed by the senate commit
tee in the present law regulating inter
state commerce is that persons convicted
OF unlawful discrimination in rates shall
be liable to imprisonment for not exceed
ing two years in addition to a fine, and
that "underbilling' shall be msdemean-
or punishable by fine and imprisonment.