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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
POR -EIsCBLLANEOUS.

Jersey cow for sale; She gives l6 quarts
~ Inquire at l43 Monroe St les
COLUMBIA bicycle for sale light 1879. - inch
y roadster. Win sell cheap. G. IL. Rowland,
10 MonrOc-st. l49
LaOR SALE-JOb printing olhce at p bargain;
Il Office has a good cash business and first
class custom; a good chance for some one
with small capital reason for selling wants -
20 IN other business. For further Information
call on or address with stamps. 81 Monroe-sf.
Grand Rapids Mich. The cheapest place TO
get printing done; record printing At - and
20 cents per page. A.Nan bort. l67
L'OR SALE-A Furniture stock; centrally 10
Il Gated: splendid business; frstciass bar
gain % the right party. Address Jones" box
3. care felegran-ilerad. 5l9tf
EOR SALE-An outfit for a steam laundry.
Il very cheap; in fact for half the actual cost.
Also 6horse power steam engine aud de-
livery wagon Enquire az the Eagle steam
Dye House. No. r Canalst.. Of q. 4. Berrin.
66ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
GRAND RAPIDS MiRKErs.

Dressed Beef -S5-J006.50 n hundred.
Dressed Eeal-S5 .00G5.5l Il hundred.
Dressed pOrk-s5 Goa 30 = hundred.
Dressed Muttou-:c r pound.
Dressed P0ultry-iue l-c q pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
SITUATIONS wANTHD- wALE.

SITUATION WANIED-Bs FIRST class steno-
- grapher and typewriter; also experienced
In ONCE work and bookkeeping; A references
Address ". ". A. - Miil-st city. l47
WANfED-A position IS collector or clerk
w or any place OF trust well recommended.
W. r.. l5J llenry-st. l47
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

So the SIS Bedroom Su5t. 81 weIl 81
the $3.50 ore. a. the W legar Furnl
ture Comp Tarv. corner Sou-l Llra-lr
and Cherry streets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

To rrut-A few cooice suites of rooms
stil1 t0 rent in the Herw tage br ding.
Applications recelTs6 for same as eaE
oce. :. T. ard fH g. FrFrEs.
ii Fast BrCEe-st-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
Hides.

Green-4c q pound.
part Cured-4t<c T pound.
Full Cured-419c 4 pound.
nry-7MSc = pound.
Dekins-l5o,A {. pound.
Sheep Skins-T pound for wool. 25c.
Calf-Cured-i@5c d pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
r1FCgLLtYE9Ua

MOVED hsve moved oar ofee % N0 ~
y Eost Bridge e. Hermitage tui5dinr
vhe-e We are reads 20 receive alpiea Ga ons fgr
Frer. If7
NaGEFTfr hesfrQ snf e5arfvorarf sItffrrs
"A ~ south Divisi3n-st. corner ealfhy
ave. 81. 2 Free. El
IYANTFT---0n men 20 see or - vert isaIaeat
~ in s8cfnfT colaUn- sweet q , 1Ffh, IN
ing
N-tNTFTt-F -Fverv cousuHner ~ steve ease
- Hae ~ knos mss ! an 81 ing stefe
1ss-aoe la aey fgaTlfT. af ces driF
e--4 g. e~v rer- - the etfV p = FfHnuoe1
I---enE-.-s L. u East fn-fnr--rt ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
TO sUBsCRIBERs.

An, sab.crfser TO THE TELEGRAM
HERALD uh0 faiis 10 receive the paper
regularly, or ~ao may nave 's'sS"" 10
soaapiaia OF late delivery, "iii eohAer
special favor by Informing this once OF
the fact al once. se9d postal card or cal
ap teiePhone S3t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
Dried Fruit

Apples-Evaporated. 586c q pounI
Cherries-l5c = pound.
Peaches-lOte l2Isc z pound.
0nions-l0g l5c Y pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

The snest Gasoline Stove II tae mar
set stthe Wiueosr F FgrnIt.lre Company
corner of Cherry ard >outa LgVlsI8r
Streets
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
Jobbers' Prices.

Apples-60I-jc 4 bushcl.
Beans-sl. .2Jai.40 4 buShel.
Euttcr-l.c : pound.
Eggs-llMl2c Z dozen.
HOney-l09l5 e pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
GEORGE COOK.

r8reet ens. Abstracts ersrfaee srs sf.r..
corrected. Loans necot..fed ard paas 80
5gts ~ez.ts aH1 et1etie seearity. : NSnrfs -
Grz1o Espsss. Hist -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
E-rnners' Produce.

Apples-60Gg0c e bushel.
pOtatoes-lUc l5c g bushel.
Turnip Z5c e bushcl.
Bects--20o &c Z bUShel.
Lettuce-lOc : pound.
Eggs-ll@ lZc e dozen.
ButIer-l5c : pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

ELEGANT LOT on Portsmouth Terrace lot
l. 40xll0. large maple and oak trees surface
high and level hydraulic water. aud clstern,
sewer and gas stone wall; stone cellar. with
cement bottom; plans ana Specifications oB
file. can be changed % suit purchaser rooms
and hail. with sets OF double sliding doors;
large windows; CRATE and manfcl below
rooms hall and bathroom above. Price
- sls0. sspa down balance monthly
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

xrE rE,Y - .---.s--s- .s--s---.-s. 20
soenca sse eook Fs-Ex kns sn1 - bzEsAs. ). Z
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

For Gas stove at the least money,
90 to the Vinegar Furniture Company
l23 to l29 South DIyISon-st., corner OF
Cherry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
FOR RENT Rooms.


FOR kENT-Slx good rooms up stairs. with
l. insdea and outside stairway. blocks south
of Monroe street; Also house OF nine rooms,
with or without barn; street ears pass the
door. Inquire at 65 south Diyision-st. lss
E0R RENT-Four suites OF rooms for light
Il housekeeping over ~ M0nroe-st. l52
E0R RENT-Furuished rooms with board ;
L references required. = fOuntaln-St. ls
E0R RENT-Nice large room newly furnished; /;
lady roomers preferred. Inquire OF W. III.
Joslin l59 Monroe-st. lis
EOR RENT-Front room with board. ls9
l. North Diyision-st., near postofiice. l4o
EOR RENT-A very pleasant furnished front
room; gas; use OF bath, etc. Inquire
Room 2. Fourth National Bank building.
References required. l5l
RO0MS TO rent. furnished or unfurnished. AZ
IL st. Denis. l2n Monroe 81. l55
E0R EENT-Lar,e elegantly furnished rooms
l. facing Cresceni-ayc. ana Canal-st., with
gas. newly furnished aud rettted. Everything
strictly frstcass. FnlraHce. Crescent ave. !;
also. ~ Canal 81. Enquire at Room IL. soly
A NICELY furnished front room TO rent.
"A Enquire at Room IL. 10 P,-.rst. 20
tOR RENf-Furnished rooms. steam heated (;
and furnished rooms Tor light housekeep
ing. Apply at Room le3. Now Houseman block.
Elevator from : d N to Il D IN. Dee. i5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

LOR sALE-At "a bargain. 49, acres good
Il oak and hickory timber land IN Texas;
twelve miles from county seat title perfect.
AT s. per acre viii exchange for city property.
and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

TIE TACT - worth bearing n mind thas
washington. sftsx having been aisapposnt-
sd n two lsve arssrs. married widow sni
scaaa The experiments ce,nplece suecess.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest or All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

We are prepared for the hot weather
with q complete line 0f summer merno
ard gauge underwear Tor ladies', gents
and Chi .aren-
Vc--r. Trr---srsrr,rrg & CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
THE MARKETS.


CEsCAGa Mas -
F1ork-Esrkst suass sEa ste@ay sgrlas
rateuts 81 fssss. s. B@xers o. zSAssi NJ
Les. - - - =
auEAE-hgls1 We2k s1a trade sIps. Ne. 4
Ms 1siFegs, siaes gsae. S9s2slsss sssy
fs-s rs e 4Ha ssBtes-oeF. - E1sse
--194er-tely se save aR1 e-sslz NJ :
- 4s5.ses ~. fsi49s Sssa s8.sei NJ
ia 1ssae, Ne. Ee-les. sea ssrs Iaae, -
sSSc jay, 50 .sse: AugusL si& Sac,
Sepls saassr. s4s @aSe
OArs-1s@E Ead loser R0- easa. = a
s2Se Mss ezEE&c Sgcs. -sss &2-a-e 1us'
xa &S-A.g; septsn ssT, -<ssa - S~A-E's
leLs = sooe suEpis &u9 lo.eF. No "a -
Ne. 9 y hlte. 2e9d-e, 10 :. - -S.s' No
White. q x.e-
RrE-kerg sul soa siow ~. aessh- ssss1
s9e - slose. Aad slasisse ~ nplsi No
SAM .cs. s. s7c. ~. f9f AAS delivery. os'ssi
Juns, 53--e, asa July. SO.
BAfLE1-Liti-e or uotAiaE oo3as' ehoiSss -
4 Zee sogea Ls1lull & &1es suck ooLso~' :
los zr.4eS. KIN sna uasosnd, oGi- = e-~S-
RGss PONE-RsIleF euisl snc pTiess sss CT,
Prices raaFe1 al sllT5 iiSa Ter cash stiS
all ~ for JaUs. Gll-lT's 8l&N Tor JAY. Sno
< % - sls.4o ter August
LARD-Ratber get ve anc prices easier Quo
q ions ragged az ss.s5 G7s for cash; st Ia. .
a. ior June. - &C 81, Tor Jgiy. I1e b. ~.
Co. .or August
hEN YORK, May Is
wEEAT-wsak; Xese lover aud dsl Ma
9 R=t June Sls. s.c, Jaly. sl't tss3<e Aa.
gust slA4StSo. September, ss>s1a<S,e; Do
eelaber 81 il-ezSSae, NAY Gsse), ssSe
Ss14c.
CoAS-Duil; k2Bsc lower anc eulesi West
err Mixed. f0t&5&c.
OATs-Nuak. ,. CSC lower moderately ACT
I've. Western, 2.esSo5sc
PRoyIAoSs-Beef, SLOW; Extra Mess, - 7'i
Plate. 81 5sna aO PcrS nrm snd quiet Mesa
slse5 1850; Prime, sI20O1isy5. Lard, quiet
and easier; steGm-ren nderec. E.i2ssg7.ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
AGEKIs-WhNTTD.

NVANTED-A few good energetic agents,
W ladies preferred. to sell "Rtchie's nj
yeTsal Silver Polish" il is not silver
soap." paste" or powder" bat 2 chemically
pure LIQUID silver polish. II IS favoTite with
people who have silver ware And = good seller
for terms and particulars addre ss G.. 4.
Richie ieWfler aHd manufacturer. Hopkins
station. Mich I45if
S-S TO so a month can be made working
's' for Is. Agents preferred who can fur-
nisb a horse and = ve their Whole tire ~ the
business spare moments may De Urotfahiv
ernploved also. A few vacancies IN towns ana
cities y r. johnson a Co.. - hsin-sf.,
Richmond. Va. y. B.-flease state age and
business experience Never wi1t about send
ing stamp forrepy- y. 2. =. o..
ANTFD-ReiIa loea and frsTefi irlg ~ -
W men. Positions permanent. rpeei2. ln-
6ueemCnfs noW- fast sci ling specialize. I91t
delay -aarv from start. Brown Bros. 8 lar
seryuer. fhic2go. llI. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

TOR ShLE-portable engine; is-horse power
and good boiler. on wheels, So. ihrssktng
machine. AIcke-son shepard mike. SLa0
sell together or separate, only been IN use
one season. Sand Tower blOc&.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

WANTED Foreman ia p!aninc mill; good
w shoe clerk. that can speak Hollands /
bench hand Tor furniture shops shoemaker.
travelling statesmen; wood turner's; farm
hands; ) travelling solicitors; nsliTe-Savycr;
upholsterer; machine carver; 6 good furniture
lnisher.; cook for summer re.or hotel. As
soon as possible. Grand Union Employment
Rurnan and InNer llnrk
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

This Paper : a Member Of the American
Newspaper PaBiishsrs Association ahd 5 rep
rssentsa Ia Sew York st Ia Temple t~.1t.
~asss me alfsrenE issues are kept oa ne.
The v ashiAgtsa once n the fzLSSRss- i "a
.LB i a. SIS Eoarteentn S., y. ", where lies
sf ths payer caA BE- sssa anf visitors ~ ash
iagtoa eil Always Dc mads Selcome-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

EEzIrEssczs. DE4Ffz. Casc2s. z4Fa<-s 80
Possosslex aoszF 0zDSzs saoELs "a
MAss P4sAaLE - faS 0Essz -
THE TEl EGaAa PUBLISHING c0APAsf,
P4hlishsrs, Graaa Kapiass Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

LOSls
| OST-0n Saturday about p. m. probably.
- In Miss FOTmsbys store on Monroe street a
roll of bills amounting 10 So. Finder Will
please return 10 Miss Il. Orth. northwest
corner OF Lyon and Ransom-Sts lls
I OST-A pocketbook containing papers,
- receipts and letters liberal reward
will be paid for the return of the same TO
Sweets or the Clarendon Hotel. ii. l.. Boyle:
Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

SWIFT 4 E9ETH's KMpI0TwFrT rx-
fHENHF
t-srecssers - sweet 4 crnfff
Poems = and 81 Weston BHuffng Cana q.
Telephone Itr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
BOARD.
WAETED-BOARDERS.

tIANiED-A faw bOardcrs AT l53 Ottawa ST.
w opposite City Hall. Pleasant rooms. l4I
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
Office Rooms-34 and IS Weston Building,
Caua-si., Grand Raplds, Mich.

We have ~ present orders from responsible
fartfrs Vs DO rIsh - invest iu N ichiFan iseoa-
siu. - Hnnessfn and Southern pine ard tim
hered laHde Csfi on as loT gUics SAFES and
rr0mrt rrfHfrs.
Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

4 GREAT BAR6AIN-2sos acre farm frame
II house; good orchard loQ acres improved;
I miles iron BALDWIN fer sa4s cheap inquire
] egsafI. N oleotl osnsens - y VI
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
LOST.

WANTED-Boarders at Us North Ionias 81.
w Gentlemen preferred. lfs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved. tx
pert Packers sent on short notice by Rad
clih A Holt. III South Diyision-st. Telephone
No 40 Tor your moving vans. Jan. l3. 20
4 NlONE desiring furniture moved and
"a stored, Will receive liberal inducements by
calling at :. !. Walkers. II South Diyison-st.
speciality is made Of renting tables and
chairs for dances. public halls etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
POUND.
FURNITURE STORED.

EOUND-0n Monroe street BY little Jessie
u Tracy, ladys pocketbook. Owner call ~
IOi Monroe 81. up stairs. 4i
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
RAJ HsfarK-ooukgsY

kfOR SALE Lot No. =. ottawa Beach. tAls
4 lot j. one of the fret selection IL n To-
Gated eniy short distance from the hote aud
has me view of Lake AGcnlsa4- Aaaress
Jas Ii. EasklGs ~ ". b. Lottl@na. Grand
Rapids Mich. lszsun
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

IAoL eALE-l.otS on Mchet > addition. Il esr
a Cable hoAa very cheap an monthly pay
nseuts $50 - $50 each. Alse some nae acre
lreFeriS neal tae cay, al q bargain. ). Ii. Ale
hee cols. Z. AonToe ". To-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27


AAATED-A giTi Ihorou>siy competent 10 40
" general housework. Mrs. A BeYier,
~ IrrEaCc-aFe. l61
\kANTED-60 general girls. u cooks. II cia-
W ing-Toom girls, cham5eFnaids. q laua-
dresses IL dlsnW asheTs. Kitchen gifs; best
WAGES paid. Rooms 81 and IS. Weston bulid
.ug. CaGal-st. las
ktANTED-A good competent girl for gen
W efsl housee OEk al a. hast Brdgost as
WAAIED-six hTst-class dresslnakers al &
w JenersOu-&ye. las
WANTEp-A good nurse girl with reference
W Call az = F0ufthsg. MIS-. Jos. k0rt
lander. s7
WANTED lMNEDIATELY-A dishwGsher
W az the Fletcher Place. li7
NANTED-A lady in each city, town and
township 10 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
enCes required. Address The Brodl1 Publish
ing Company, NaShington. -. e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

fhs b4lLE ss1 -css4r tz-s.sA'. 2 49, q
sat y as g-sg % lns Ll;ted states ~ az
aa4. pssi4Ss srsp@sa. IS aeiiFsr1a - s~s y~<s
u Eas cty o. rs sas1Ebs, ise ~ ~0A.-s 30
xeex sage e0piss. aeots-
DAILH .aa 80 SDAf, Oss Year ss-oo
n.trx ..a .f.D4Y. Fh4ss aoata. $50
-.~.... -. - geo
a.. 49, l-G0
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

tioAth caaF vote but II soa weule be rich
" sEe happy lb soaf cid age. bus ons ~
fnoSc houses aId letS. OF . vacant lot ~ a. II.
hnusosi yea c&n bNy them very cheRp. IL
Yea Waat PiHe iane ~ ootSIoe property al
money. ca at 10. ) LosslEs lleeA. opposite
Sweet : Hotel. lc-
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16

The Projects which Are Already As
saretl.
Great Falls, which is now the eastern
terminus Of the St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba railroad and the northern ter
minus Of the Montana Central, will soon
be connected with the extensive Belt
mountains mining region BY the railroad
which is in course Of construction. This
road will undoubtedly be extended to the
Judith Basin, region Of great fertility
Preparations are being made for the
building Of the Great Falls and Canal la
railway. This road will extend from
here to Lethbridge, Canada, whence a
railroad connects with the Canadian Pa
cific railroad at Medicine Hat. There is
ample capital to build this new road,
which is to provide an outlet for the Ca
madam coal fields.
Greatest Of all the new enterprises is,
however, the Pacific extension Of the
Manitoba road, or more properly Of the
Great Northern railway system. This
railroad will be built from Great Falls
westward by way Of the Sun river valley.
The capital is subscribed and the work
work will be pushed with great energy.
lnladdition to the railroads mentioned
are the important road to Sand Coulee
and the one to the Montana Smelling
company's works. which are now in OPP
Grafton.
It is clear from these details that before
long Great Falls will be a railroad centre
Of the first magnitude and will derive
great benefit in advance from the con
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16

CHICAGO, Oct. Considerable sensa.
tion has been caused by the discovery Of
plot to "ax'' some jurymen. Five per-
sons have been indicted for completely in
it. A man was offered 81 900 to serve as
juryman.
eve have had confessions this very
day." said Lawyer Mills "These con
fessions are from six to eight in number.
They are absolute, giving us the whole
miserable conspiracy. They reveal a
most damnable organization against the
law of the land. A conspiracy against
the jurisprudence Of this country that
will startle the continent when it is thor
oughly known; 4 conspiracy Of vast ram
ifications, Of unheard Of audacity, con-
spiracy involving men whose names will
he surprise to the country. It is no ex
aggeration when say that you cannot
maguify the damnabe outrage of this
conspiracy. In the taking off Of DR..
Cronin and the manner in which it was
done, the whole world was startled. This
second conspiracy will alike staltle tile
whole world. It is an assault on the very
life Of our institutions
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
OUR BRIGHT OUTLoOK.K Il
What a Correspondent Says OF Great
H0l.w# Falls, .4# A}

What Correspondent Says Of Great
.m Falls.
The first mayor Of the city was one Of
The original founders Of Minneapolis, Mr.
Paris Gibson; and although there are
thus far (after about three years. about
$500 Of population, his opinion Of the
future Of the community sounds ex-
travagant. It would be extravagant, too,
were not the knowledge of Mr.. Gibson's
good judgment and good faith in such
matters as general in the vicinity Of your
Twin Cities as 1t is all over Montana.
So far as my individual Judgment en-
ables me to say-and have taken and
will take no mans opinion when can
see for myself can cordially indorse
most, if not all, that is being said for the
future of Great Falls. Picking up this
morning as left the city q local paper I
f1nd the following language used by Mr..
Gibson. give it for what it is worth,
and had not assured myself of its sub
stantial correctness | would under no
circumstances ask yon TO PRINT it, nor
your subscribers to read it, Here IS the
language:
For the benefit Of those not familiar
with this remarkable mining country |
would state, SO far rs is known by actural
discoveries, these mining districts cover
IN area Of not less than Thirty miles by
seventy fyelmiles, aud that the principal
districts are Neihart, Barker, Dry Wolf,
Running Wolf and Yogo. The nearest
discoveries are about thirty ve miles and
the two largest districts Barker and
Neihart about tifty-tive miles from
Great Falls. The Belt branch of the
Manitoba railway will connect Great
Falls with all these subdivisions of the
Belt mountains and as Great Falls with its
immense waterpower and inexllaustible
coal fields, is the natural smelling point
of Montana, the ore produced Of these
mountains will be largely, if not wholly,
treated there Itamounts to a certainty
that within two years from the COM
pletion of this road theoutput Of the mining
districts tributary to it will amount to
several Thousand tons per day.-TM. j.
Costello in ST. Paul Dispatch.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
THE RAILROAD CENTER.
Mr.. Havens Says the Union and Northern
Pacific Will Build to Great Falls,
Montana. .# " .

Montana.
'Every day." said Mr.. Jas. Havens to a
representative Of the Daily Financial
News, "adds some new feature that adds
10 the great value and helps to build up
the city Of Great Falls. OF course the
increase Of population is an important
matter, as each person brings something
and also adds value to what already exist
The place is growing and is bound to
grow. What George Francis Train said
about Omaha 20 years ago can say today
about Great Falls, and more. I think in
side Of 20 years Great Falls will be the
most important point of the two. Al
ready the great railroad systems. the
Union and Northern Pacific, foresee this,
and intend to build lines to it. 1t Is only
II question of time when the Chicago q
Northwestern will also have a line to It..
Mr.. J. j. Hill Of the Manitoba road said
one day at a dinner at Minneapolis. This
is big place, but there is u little place
at present in Montana-Great Falls :
which will in n few years surpass it,
Stocks may. go up or down, but Great
Falls can only grow. Investments there
are bound to be profitable. New York
Financial News.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
NOBLE OLD JEFFERSON.
She Stood by the Flag il the Rece,
Campaign.

!
Campaign. $sA
As q whole, this is democraB;a VIC
tory The five thousand majorityEof last
year was too much for Maginnis ts5 over
come. The falling off in his vote can be
attributed to but one cause.-the prestige
Of Carter's victory last fall. 1t is gener-
ally conceded that there are from five
hundred to one thousand persons in
every state who will sacrifice principle
If they have aLy-to be on the winning
side. Maginnls is popular with the
masses Of the people, and not few Of
them would like to see him in the United
States senate,
1t is safe to assert that the democrats
elected more county officers in Jefferson
the last election than for two previous
elections. They have the sheriff, admin
lstrator, surveyor, assessor, two commits
sioners and four representatives. The
state senator is still in doubt. jefferson
County Sentinel.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
OUT OF THE CAGE.
THREE PRISONERS OyERPOWER
JAILOR THOMAS AND ESCAPE.
How the JailOr Was iIed--Dptermjned
Men in Pursuit Of the Fugitiyes
"r"@ Tile Criminals
Described ""

LEwIsTowN, Oct. 1O.--The Fergus
county jail is now minus three Of its
prisoners. Last night, the Argus says, at
about $50, while Tailor Thomas was in
the act Of serving the prisoners their SUP
per, he was overpoWered by three Of tie
inmates, who shut him in the Jail and
made their escape. 1t seems that Mr..
Thomas entered the corridor with the
cells open, and had hardly got inside be-
fore William Durbin. a muscular fellow.
Who has been in jail but few days,
grabbed him and threw him down A
scn1fle took place, in which two Of the
prisoners now remaining assisted the
lallor, bnt to no avail. Durbin and Han
naway got between Thomas and the door
OF the cage and finally made their exit,
shutting Thomas in, though rot locking
the cage door. Thomas, with the aid Of
u broom handle, released himself from
the cage. On reaching the outer corridor
he found the door leading into the office
securely locked. He then went to the
rear OF the building and with one of the
Jail locks broke a hole IN the wall
through which he crawled out. In less
than 20 minutes from the time the pris-
oners escaped Thomas had gained his
freedom and was on the streets riyinp
the alarm. 4a
McDonough, tile third man to escape,
was permitted to carry water for the iail.
and was getting water when the break
Tor liberty took place. lie put in an ap-
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
Senator Bayar.l's Plan.

WILMINGTON, Oct. 14.--The meeting
Of leading democrats including ex
Secretary Bayard, United States Senator
George Gray, Congressman Charles B.
Love, Willard Salisbury and others,
which was held in this city ostensibly to
heal the breach between the Wolcott and
Salisbury factions is declared to be the
first move in a shrewd plot of ex-Secre.
tary Bayard to regain his seat in the
United States Senator.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
Scrip Declared Valid.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-In the half
breed scrip land case Of Warren VS.. Hart
man, involving $4,000 worth Of land in the
Duluth district, the land department
yesterday decided in favor Of Warren
and the validity Of the scrip. The case
will be appealed. -.-55
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-16
A Lansing, Mich, minister Gets ss, 900,


On Saturday, July Goth, the official
cards from the Louisiana State Lottery
company announced that ticket No. 5S6O7
drew the second capital prize Of 100000
in Tuesdays. July 10th. Drawing, the
ticket being held in twentieths, one
twentieth sold in Lansing, Mich. Con
lectures as to who held the lucky number
ran rife. Some were Of the opinion that
q young man by the name of Cospe
employed at the iron works, held it
others thought the entire thing il snide,
delusiop and snare. BY pursuing in
yestigations unremittingly, the Re-
publican has asoertained the owner of the
ticket to the fortune of S5,OOOto be none
other that Rev, Erred Mayer, the German
Evangelical minister.-Lansing (Alich.)
Republican, Aug. 7.