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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

The Anaconda, Standard challenges
the Inter Mountain Or any one else to
publish any letter that could damage the
democratic cause or weaken the force Of
the democratic case against the stealers
OF the vote cast at precinct "a. 1t wants
no concealment. 1t asks no forbearance
from the Inter Mountain or any other
person.
This position will be upheld by the en-
tire democratic press. The facts con-
nected with precinct "a were all brought
to light in the sheriff contest and have
been thoroughly sifted. They exhibit
baseness of the worst kind on the part of
the republican canvassers In the county
board, who, after needless adjournments,
carried into effect the vile plot by which
the vote was thrown out and the stealing
of the s%enatorship vas rendered practical
BILE. The knowledge of this crime is
impressed deeply on the public mind.
The sense of injustice rankles in the
democratic breast. We believe that no
other plank will be needed for the demo-
cratic platform this year than the simple
declaration that the senatorial steal calls
for prompt ami emphatic condemnation.
In that conviction the rank and file are
fully up with the leaders. The masses
need no schooling. They know what to
do and will do it when the time comes.
The victories at Butte, Helena, Anaconda
and Missoula are only skirmishes COM
pared with the general uprising which
will take place next fall when from ranch
and mining camp voters will come to re-
buke the Silver Bow frauds.
American politics is full of such les
sons. Tilden, who was cheated out of
the presidency in 1877, could have swept
the country in 1880 ii he had been a can
didate. In 1884, the day of reckoning
came and Cleveland was elected by a
party which was so dis%organized IN 1872
that it accepted the liberal republican
candidates as its own. Never in our pol
tics did a party obtain power so soon af-
ter such a defeat. 1t was the sense of
the injustice which .spurred the demo-
Gratis to action and made them invincible.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

THE Monarch excursion was we'll CON
Quoted and did credit to the railroad
company. 1t enabled our people to see
for themselves the important steel high
way that has been constructed from here
to the gateway of the great mining re-
gions at Barker and Neihart, which will
soon undergo rapid development and
send here ore to be smelted under the
most favorable conditions.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D.. @.
By ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies. New York Elk.
change, Draft or Postal Note.
Address Registered Letters Containing Cur.
rency to New Orleans National Bank, New
Orleans. La.
Guar nteed by four National Banks of New
Orleans and the Tickets are signed by the Presi.
dent II an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized in the highest Courts; therefore
beware Of all limitations or Anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction Of a ticket issued by us in any
Drawing. Anything in our name offered for less
q dollar is q swindle.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21
The Spring Madeline

The popularity which Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has gained as a spring medicine is
wonderful. 1t possesses just those ele-
ments of health.given blood purifying
and notwithstanding which everybody
seems to need at this season. Do not
continue in a dull, tired, unsatisfactory
condition when you may be so much
benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
purifies the blood and makes the weak
strong.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

Frank Erwin has just received a large
invoice of trout fishing tackle, flies, reels
and everything needed by the fisherman.
They have been selected with special ref
creme to the requirements in this Sec
ton, for MIR. Erwin is himself a famous
angler. Call and inspect the goods be-
fore buying.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

The first number of the Montanian
contains Il good grist of local news with
an interesting article OF Choteau and the
country around. We observe that the
Montanian comes out fiat footed for
new county. As the Chinook Opinion
also calls for a new county, Choteau
county is threatened with much dismem-
berment.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

HELENA does nothing by halves, Here
is our esteemed contemporary, the indie
pendent, publishing a map with Helena
as the center of a region that extends
from the Saskatchewan to the Great Salt
Lake and from the Columbia to Glen
dive. Boston had better resign all claim
to be the hub of the universe. .
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

"GREAT is Great Falls" Under this
text the Independent OF Sunday describes
Great Falls, 1.-THE manufacturing and in
dustrial center of the northwest" The.
article is clear and comprehensive. 1t
embodies the latest incidents in our pro-
greSs and in all respects is fully up to
date.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21
A MMOTH DRAWING

3 ,144 Prizes amounting to, ,....... u, 158'6OD
AGENTS WANTED,
eB-FoR CLUB RATES, or any further informa.
ton desired, write legibly to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State, Coun:
ty, Street ard Humber. More rapid return mail
delivery will be assured by your enclosing an
Envelope bearing your full address.
Address M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

Cranes extra kid finish linen note and
letter paper, at Frank Ervin's.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21
To Get

"In one store where I went to buy Hoods
e~arsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buy
their own instead Of Hoods; he told me theirs
would last longer; that I might take it on ten
days trial; that II I did not like it I need not
pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail
on me to change. I told him / knew what
Hoods Sarsaparilla was. I had taken 1t, was
sAtis0ed with 1t, and did not want any other.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

For the finest linen note paper and en-
velopes, 60 to Frank Ervin's,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21
Hoods

When I began taking Hoods sarsaparilla
] was feeling real miserable, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and 80 weak
that At times ] could hardly stand. Hooked,
and had for some time, like q person in con-
sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me so
much good that ! wonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak OF It," MRS.
ELLA A. GopF, 81 Terrace Street, Boston.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-05-21

soldby all druggists. y; nix for rs. Prepared only
By {. !. HOOD d Co, Apotheeariss, Lowell. Masa.
100 Doses One Dollar
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sPrRrTUALTsM.


4 RRfyED--AKs. DR. A. pgH0wE. OF NEW
n York. the wo-ld-rrrowae1 and nlghiy
celebrated bus1nsss and tasf trance rzsfiura-
She = the only natuf srborn trance medium IN
fne world. Ia . seventh daughter, bora with .
double vel aud wonderful pr phetfc gift OF
setond sighf: tass she viii prove. evers hisdea
mystery reveased. tells yonr entire life, past
present and iutEre. In . dead trance; gives s0s.f
name ia !all, also yonr future husband - uise.
with age and dsse OF marriage IN business
Iossex l2rxnEu marriages, divorces. DEATHS
uniting aee separated. refnovtng esii iIaa
ences. rvs'ornx lcss lore, she has no equal.
Ars believe wishes Il distinctly undsrsfsod
that she aasestsses nothing bar what she cxE
do and would BOT be sissssd wsth The many
cheap prets s6ers fund Ia every esty Al who
are IN SICK ness on In trouble; aA vbos fond
haT,<s hxve been hlssssd and Al who havc been
deceived snd disappointed through ths iAssc
protectors us esnsrs segose zsygrg up IN despair
are invited 10 ezls and b< eonstnce1 81 the frus
statements of she s.eye wifhoaf delay. Ten
thons4ns dollar cnxl1enx< 10 any nedfum WHO
can excel her IN aer startling rsxelsfssns Ut tbs
pxss present aud failure eveafs OF peysons
ayes Pzr;ors. II and -. Mallory hsase, Third
Ra& fafa&x sfr1esss
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NrAErxE ENGINEERING - CAFTATx B.
vi wzsbeY 1erme-sy * see &. S&sy. ar1
gkief Eaxfssstr l. u. KmRry sse prepared 70
give FIJI irsffa<s<114 "a havsxsten. m&sfee e.
s9nsnrfrx narsne s5rnssxesu ara and me<eanlNAl
orxi1tux' ccxuer y axAsaxson skSses sd ka4t
1pod nponna. eeatSse, MOI.
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Exervrrss AxD cosrsAcroa&

EAN ERASCEsC0 BRIDGE coMPASf-Ex~
- rsaee.s ard eoutrxrsoss Tor ksf1Ess u every
aener1pt5on, wharf hull1iax. p.ss drivfnx. dxsdE.
tnr 2nd Steam sh1ve4 sxeasnfssKs plans asa
eeondeuos solicited o<kce loss q 5achson
nerset S<at<3r. Wxkz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05

NOTICE TO COSTRACToaS-seased BIDS
An Eor esesriss tetrES-seves efrrs - san1 ~
rksan3 VIII he received up 10 n Gfcsy, jnsse
-gh, sae csscs 81 cr2wfsr1 & Haanon. corner
Thirt And Yesiex ageaue
NOTICE To coSTRAcToEs-A LAESk
~ tract ct land ss b. rssArfd In meolsssty
Rest onx BE ff1frArsoes w1l pleas csss n ADJ
con street. r-o~eg homss for fafofmsxscn ON Isss-
Oar. Jaue sra. =: 81 "a A. P. Ntsen.
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.orrc. or nr~soErrrox.

xsxr q hsrNhy Gives shas fAe Erin Of Jores
= Essex axS he<a Dissolved hy mutual scnsest
Tas 49, Hasxs resxssss ali the wsn4o~ sAsse AID
ssxzs bas1EexS. scs}ertx IL etksrss 9s1 pays Al
Sssss 81 "a ezssaess Ana saSd JoEss refASas
Al .ssksx hussnxza cGE@ces al css@EsA ara PAys
N dee<s a. ga cher ba2kaesA ! T. loSES
r q BA1I2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05

WOODLAND. CAL, June "A hundred
Z eeye and girls today organised the Boys
uisis Co-operative Fruit-canning and
~ Association OF Woodland. od3oers
. osen elected. the members being u to
eefs OLD. The organization is TO con-
WITH fruit men 10 supply labor for
t.ag and packing fruit. and next year ID
Z I'D elk culture to its work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-05
SEIRO.
Central Addition to Sedro
Ne esmdne ssfy ~ sSng1t cuxnsy. 1hsspe.
kans 1slis = ~ raeine coask

SEDBO = ~ epnee< ana oux,rt - a..
IL 1neH lu1nbex. mining and aafieuIfurai
1870 5n - stass: y On he Ekan1t sivxr fhe
s1tNsss EyW 0eWioR tgso Puoet Sound. ara a
- NE S1oM - Ne Ia1rhAven eoufkeru -
~: Mosshsn sd esastia Laks shors . tsSt.
Central additisn emnsoom : p,aeee. -, -.
- axtont anA n 1oea1ed. = fke nSmo fnsaie~Sss
- hs esnssf u IL city.
la1s sr1p % sedsu Il vfn ~ you snd NV
eIos betoFo prices edyasca
Iets = sAie sdditlsa wm - PIT q ths nar.
fet April y. lsuo
y1 prices end trina andres J. COMPTON 4
20. ~ y u 1n0WDRrDGB & lhe Hsir. -
eafle: - b. + DEyIN. eodro
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Scent LADIES' CLOTHS
4iltysltx luchcs wide. uew .hsa.. yr,t -.
I'M Oh ster Cieary
ssye Mowers II the Union Hardware
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SEA LILLE fOo1.1Nj
HkxP nz1xxn-MAxK
rT-rT---x :. - :
w LEA r. r.re ss-..< 1nA sASu
80 80
NJ AA1AU-EAkPExTERs: GOOD MEN
I. s.s. 81: 49, r. hezn kpom - Is
ei1zfeu. ckses.o. - s1iaeH 49,
$500
s<reek
~WYnr~-~ -
w xaEp-0x-1KAMS1Eks HoOK-IKS-
-. - 800 -
~ ssll useful Is he bsr ana saliisrd roosa 4
80 aao44e-m1s hotess eofnes Third and Pike
-
w dass,s ha1al SILL - sAMIkk 10 kuN
--------- -. -
w oa1sr - .,us Ss f91 ki Ei,t
4 Ca. Olympia. II go -
-----------------
w tor Ia la Is No s..,'ss,s'.D $3.50
tn The sesse of Wnsh, nxfors Wnsf = msn a.
good ssan1irg srd - ~ sr,rssh sss,.9srsc-x
see1Ftt5: - such liberal terms uiII Be rasds.
----------- = ~. - -. - ffAoetscp
yrYANTrD--A THosorcaTy coNprTrxT
w and yrlfahle sarmrvf~f Essrs~ q ~, al
Front street
vrY IyTvn 81 TErvTy v,v- y..-- -
w stesmeo.t ic1ne,. arr,x - ! ~ ~
ls,sd Hssfs.H 49, Apply " =. :. nor
- - : -
w haven & saosh~rn Esilrosd Con- AM.
Is gnod scrap<r teams - work BY the csy o.
c0ntfpft = ~ wilson. general manager
$50
W ANIkp = 6EAERAL AGENTS MAKE
s,t'.. - TOE 100 % Sqoo per yess. cansasseFs
bic shoe: every Iedy Is : possibls customer;
Refmenens business; exclusive territory -
mEnsd Addrsss with stamp. Cousoldatsd Ad-
Unstable shos Company, kalcm. Mao
~ $3.50
~ ANIED-ACIlyx. RELIABLE MIN As
Wsshinstoa NssionAl Bsildiae. Loen and In
vessment Association 81 seattle; terms liberal:
POSITION psrmanept; the only national associa-
ard General nanaser sAnd Rorn hlock
IT
rrprnvwrwr rxrrn~rr
~-v .. $500. - -
w $500 1rLUI AkNk AZ sikNO
vord. 49,. =, ~ iu 80. 49,. soui
n.o1 9 <.olo rr0ne Stree
WAnIED-A YOUNG NAN Who HAS
49, .a. wcua1 uxo y nAse cn9ko o. f1rm
nsss 80 go ~ .oo1 fs'erencea Aodfes .. b
- :
w ATikD-1t CoAf1IENL ACCOUNTANT,
...sAl y Mose scss @ IeoAs 20 Keep ID me
30 sssss ~ .sxknoonA Aoofes ". -, cale
- --sc-nacneEI
wy aNrrn errf- rYrr nv vcrr~n ~ =
w ~ 49, ~ 49, ssxs.v 1u r.as
neencer.
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h.s .c,s .-. 49, 49,. ~ .s cu
-. - --S.. UNIV
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| college. a. once assistant or iunior clerk In
| Wholesale bouse Of any kind; viii accent small
~.-- -. : o-.-
| WANTKD-BY JAPANxaE POST.
xr~hors~ W. s,s ~ ~ - =. $3.50 s,.ss
Japanese lodsinahouse
/ WANIED.POsITlON BY AN ExP1R-
ieneso naxoWare salesman: moderase sal
Afy. pest tu rence6 box nov. CITY.
| vTyAETEn-sfTf rms nv pTTT11IF
/ w mar q }sntsor ~ wafch man ~ lone ~.
| slGe Nn , tnS sess on feisreneeA Address
- = s--s $3.50. - $500.
/ w veferrnr~s arstr,s~ ASdr.ss No.
keeper. r0etlntelneencsr
/ vryANTrn-AN ryprpT p0nv rrrprp
1 w @nrsr.serv "a vneae~s = ns.sr.s- t,sss
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AsaAYKRS AND CHENISTA
VIZ II. HAMILTON. PRACTICAL AssAYER.
w Phoenix hotel; prepared 70 g1ve thorough
assays OF minerals OF eli descriptions.
DRYASTs Assay OFFICE, sRATTLE-
ID Pharmacy Hall drug store. Sos Third stress:
C. NJ Bryant
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m.yrvp TO EXCHANGE

$50 rxruAxeK OR TRADES HACKS
II "a rssssn< l,r Feai estate inQnire John
q n.ms.s sc secc.e. near Caezry. rear fai-
t@ax Han OK
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W. ANrEp - TMENIS.FINs TO Ihikaa
w rceu, lcdxsugeeass tsrusseed- Aearsss
s.ssss s.r,a. &, C. foxs-InsslssTenssf.
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~cp .xrHASGg-ros IoDasSGH oTsg
hrssnrxx los t4As& NeStsrs 1sst
s.,ss.son sad come cash Morgan. = Ursen
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ExsAyAToE AID GExBEk--I 81 sAM
II plea sos grading, Hrrsefaz. exsssssxnx
bszskhs1ds Pas In. Address "a Tsfm street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
SCARED osposlroas

Eh<g A2<s Ke4.s L1vsl1 - setL@ss
Bssks - Ns~ xsrs .e- >ssAEs, : .
Asa less. Nex - la seDe znae-
cVsst4kls 10y Nea aes4as r4n-ez AS
ss4Ele4 KAT zee litzsBs c.strgs fsnk
as - sroaete Ias b4zks cssositors
are large ) eo4 poses 81 tie P9ersf class
6 q hsb-sss. fe,zcss ane GeFmzEs e
tas cas- side - rae cay, ana soea tas
4aers u shs t2sllE1llea we're eesieEs1
~sta crowds 81 sxc-ssa pecple 4Hk sas
~ draw ees taels DEPOSITS betsse ths
1ntielpate1 eallanss TIE esosA sSelled
81 . ths4s@aa o. 2ore. su& tao4ga each
eee rsesisea b-s moa~y bscsns - r.os-
oas .h2l a oaa1 ~ police baa 70 - e2lled
- preserve order President Q4iuteFd
Al tie elcss q ths dsy said 4boat sioo.-
co hs4 beca PAD ecu Mr C4lntaF6
sid tae hans WAS al lixhE lie showed
b. lbe books tbe b@ak k@l q sarrl-s %
s. 494e3a Taere Ness 81 see 10 sab
jees 20 ekeek A. aay tlme. Assets
suounted 60 slA as s4L Aboal Sl2-
GO. 60 sero tas 4ep9sisors.
AEs NohE Noy. -3-Ihe Fun which
vas begun "Wednesday "a tbe Citizens
Saving RtBk here couuRn-s As early
a. 9 O'Clock there were FROM 1, 500 70
1000 excited Pcies gathered IN the
vicinity. Ia fscg a number Il the un-
fortunate people who have fears that
they have lost al their hard earnings
parated Up and d0wn the neigh borhood
al n.gaL As yer the bank has not
maas nss Of its privilege OF claiming
ninety days, bnt il is nkely 70 DO 50 II
the run continues for several days 70
come. No reason is known for the run.
NEwAEK, \ j.. Nov 20 Depositors
In the Howard Savings lnstitu ton be-
came alarmed over recent financial
crashes and made run on the institu-
ton Wednesday. Between $50 600 ard
500 coo was withdrawn. but the presi-
dent says the bank is able 70 pay in full
and still have 81, 00o 600 left.
NEwARK. y. j., Nov. 20.-A bigger
crowd than on the two previous days
shivered outside of the Howard Saw
ings Bank long before the bank opened.
Hundreds OF women surrounded the
bank 10 withdraw money. Most OF the
Withdrawals we're by Poles, Italians and
other foreigners. There were nine
women TO every man. Many business
mea are making deposits as usual 10
allav the alin~ az Suspicion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21

Timely aid Of Uncle sans Sons I'm Quell-
ing the Honduras Insarrection.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-The Times
Democrats Tegucigalpa Honduras
special says; THE insurrection OF
General Sanchez, which was quelled on
Saturday by the recapture OF the arsenal
and the capture and shooting OF the
insurgent chief. resulted in serious
loss TO the American colony, the gal
laut Colonel Alden Ii. Baker, Of New
Orleans, being killed and Henry Smith,
OF Georgia, wounded. The tragic events
leading up 10 this sad loss to the small
numb of Americans here have been
brewing for some time, although no one
suspected an instruction at the time
it occurred. Some weeks ago the
Americans in Honduras. sixty in
Tegucigalpa and about 200 in the Re-
public, signed paper agreeing to sup
port President Bogran in case an effort
at revolution should be made. Bogran
was not at the capitol when the emeute
occurred, but as soon as the
news reached him he FASTENED to the
vicinity of Tegucigalpa and began to
organize 2 force for its capture. Tho
soldiers from other departments were
called 10 his assistance, the people rose
In their favor, and the Americans raj
lied to his standard from ali parts Of the
Republic, bringing with them their
Winchesters. On the 18th the troops
of the President recaptured the
palace after stubborn fighting, in
which the Americans bore con-
spicuous part. On the 14th Fort Icons
barracks were captured by assault on
the 18th, Sanchez escaped from the city,
but was pursued, captured and shot,
thus ending a brief, bloody and hope
less revolution. The general President
of the Republic has acknowledged in
: general order his thanks to the Amer
lean volunteers for their powerful as
sistauce"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
Or. KOCHS LYMPH.

A Berlin Newspaper Tells How the Con-
sumption Cure Is Prepared.
BERLIN, Nov. 2O.-The Frank Courier
states that the lymph used by Prof.
Koce for the cure Of tuberculosis is
prepared in an incubating stove, within
a space that is Theoretically sealed
and sterilized and thereby rendered free
from fungus. The interior OF the air
tight space is divided by an unglszed
porcelain diaphrag N into an upper and
lower section. In tho upper section is
placed a sailed meat broth in gelatin
Gus staJe containing colonies of
tho tubercle germ. This mass gradual
" liquifes and the gelatine liquid
drops slowly through the porcelain plato
into the lower section. The liquid then
ontains all the secretory products. but
Is free from all living or dead germs or
reproductive spores, and is the lymph as
used.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
CRAZeD BY STARVATION.

john Boyd Tries to Kin His WIFE. Child
and II ms~lf-He Succeeds In Commit
ting suicide, AMI the others wiz Prob
ably lie.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov 2o.-At 4
o'clock wednesday afternoon Joseph
Boyd made desperate and probably
successful effort to kill his wife and
baby and ended by putting two bullets
through himself. inficting fatal wounds.
The tragedy occurred in a shantY
which Boyd and bis wife AMI
child had occupied, and which has
one room and an attic. Boyd was a
laborer. but for several weeks had been
without work and his family had been
penniless None OF them had any food,
and hunger, coupled with his inability
70 get work. craze1 Boyd. Boyd shot
his wife. inficting a serious wound
He then STRUCK his l0-weeks-old child
with tho butt Of tho pistol, and threw
IL out OF the seeond-story window. II
will die.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
TRUE TO THE CHEF.
Irish Nationalist Eiltors Continas TO H.n
ar. fsrneu Their Lssdsr-m ehaeI
Davitt AlOas C0aAssis nis Temporary
kstirsmsaE

Irish Nationalist Eiit0rs Continas 10 all
Ar. fErneu Their Lssdsr-m ehaei
Davitt AIoas C0aAssls nis Temporary
kstirsmeaE
DUBLIN, Nov. 20. Nearly all tho Irish
Nationalist papers continue TO urge
Mr. Parnells retention OF the leader
ship OF the party. Michael Davitt's
paper. the Labor World, counssls
his retirement until such time
as the law will permit him to r.arry
Mrs OShea. The Irish Catholic says
Parnell has slnned NEARLY as much
against Ireland as against morality,
but the grave political exigency de-
m@nds that 10 continue 70 be the leader
OF bis :. rty.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20-Mr. T. 2. GIL.
d. T., stated 10 a representative of the
United Press that the Irish delegates
IN this country had cabled TO their coll
leagues in Ireland 10 the following et-
feet: They stand firmly by the
leadership OF the man who has
Brought the Irish people through
unparalleled difficulties and dangers
from servitude and despair to the very
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age and success unequaled in Irish his
tory. And they DO so not only out of
gratitude for these IN paralleled serv-
ices in the past, but in the profound
conviction that Parnelrs craftsmanship
and matchless qualities as leader are
essential to the safety of the Irish
cause
Mr.. 0'Brien and other mem bers of
Parliament who were convicted have
sent kilograms TO Mr.. Parnell express
ing their fullest devotion to him.
Mr.. 0Brien has also sent the following
to Mr.. Parnell:
''In view OF ny six months sentence my duty
70 M electors and colleagues and to you is TO
resign. so that Monaghan may be represented
during the coming session OF Parliament"