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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
SOME OF THE CASES DECIDED.

Albany oct. The Judgment Of siJ.i;JJ against
:hc iun AID O Company, III favor Of Fai>tU Cn,cl
1t al wa, reversed hS the t"!i OF Appeal. thi, morn.
M ard a new trial ordered. Action brought
io recover for the loss of ship by the burning " tho
COMPANY : refinery at NcwtOwn
In the court the jul. Incnt for S2Jjr0 against
the Delaware. Lackawamna and Western Railroad Com
pany j. affirmed. In favor Of Alfred Kicker bottom for
cl,olal injuries received
The cWlr; also r,vcrscs the Judgment for s3,jj7
N favor Of Mar-art -. 'ri>vo!d. a.ain-t hc Man
haitian Elevated Ka!lroad Company, for damages 10
property. and ordered new trial. nnr>> the plain
I'm dcducts. within twenty days, 1881 from tho
Judgment
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rhr Trinu., he rr,.!v Il l"trl> from many ~ ~
read 'rS asking for Information concerning 'i""I"
ia,,.,i ~ The Pacific PORTRAIT lioa~r ~ thi' city,
rms cir,uiar ul;n , n following a, hlvn. been pno
l>lrd IN The Tribune on Jun" 20. | so;
The play II criF"u portraits tv III f"iu0
Port t fInl.. IA The broadway Theatrr iuliins Is
rr,,i To our cly rlr work is beautiful" done S'a
pcri,,, copies If the originals.
The above was Lot AN expression ~ IL" lr"uhe' !"
any Way, nor has The Tribune AT any tin' III ~
cnlhrlu, ,.mmendcd any work Of 'h> hind ID 10
r-t,,,r, The . ovr quotation WI MOI puhl>ld IN '"'
rrui. nj all hut the following app ar IN the r.u'i
advertising columns, ul.dcr the hrm "i "HP''"
NO.irr>": 4, a.,
N,w York j. great art centre. II must U" ~
vh.n such c>crilrni rryoi work X executed h' w,
,a,, Portrait House IL s..own. The Work 10 beaI'!iu
amt lr:y lie hhe.
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RI uOEED SALE OF THE MDRGAN Iron WORKS.

Fox time various reports have l~cn IN cirru
L,iI"n r>pcrtnc tie -unIm,tiUl Il tn" sale b.
English ,,ndicatc IT the Morgan Iron Works and Ra ii
shipbulldlng yards Tie latest If these rrports
puh> he'd yesterday, and SAID in effect tina, the
goations f,r the sale had been brought H. success
ful end, and that company Of English AID American
capitalists with capital g" goo 900. had been formed
fer the purpose of carrying 'h- hu~iur.s. Tn"
names If t.,rrr r. Weed. ~ the n<Si,n", Of the
KJarh estate AMI Henry Steers, president of ~"
Eleventh Ward Bank, were gwen duOnS III sc Of the
Aln.rI,,,l> c.,.>i'l In the project. Mr. Weed
r,n Yesterday the oico of III" Morgan Iron Works
and sad that he had heard nothing Of the reported sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
FKIENDLESS CATS no LONGER HOMELESS.
But THEY ARE CNGEATEFUL AND RAISE THEIR
VOICES IN Az UNMrs1CAL VAIL.


Yesterday moi part, uarly suspicious ore for
al "cpcnnc.' either from mercantile or any Diner
point view. still In the OF friendlcss cats aud
homeless dogs. the the dav perhaps the better
the dced. few yard from where T, nt'vc. begins Ia
tire ii being Tcnih-avc longer. going astIay amone
craSs and trAnhle bushes Of upper New York, and
nearly opposite the beer shops that mark Ill" tail cii
Il the cable road, there stands NJ sicst 'ttac'
rod hack from the street II Nestle" beneath the"
ctarlcd elms. the rank grass and weeds growing up
about II Ia the height Of several feet Ia" rains oil
many octohcrs have covered its peaked rr'i with
gTcc,h moss and neglect and have 30 crulnblSi
make it UNFIT for habi,ation. Yet II has been
found good enough fT cats AID lHcldcHi tIN. u"rH.
That i. Of fricndeS> cat> and h"nceS" dog
for n" cat unless friehdlcss would ever select III
nlc-;c>t" cottage all abiding place. All "a! !eN'r
day The beat pilcssly upon the moss grown 1i
the mort beast wind souGhed among The elm b1nci"'
and moancd through the chinks and cr"v.Ccs Of III"
Old house. The forty cats and five dogs That iiai
been cartcd up there take part In the opening Tr
UNIQUE Home for the Frendle~s. did no, like IL IA
bit and vow led with the cold and ch">'ls dr'trc>'
of their si;Tou nding,. A large Kitten that hr' -oii'
Low c,raj,ed the WashblIrr execution. sHpp"n OIL
OF the house and to,k refuge among the NOR" ireid
,pittoOn, and tree lunch counter crumbs OF IN" r''
shop across the way. In The "vchinc III" remaining
cats AID the dogs tried sleep but couldn't i"7
over the chimney the night WHO >auS ana ChdhtcI
melody 10 one knew
Neither I'D the cat nor the dog. and thr> ended
the opening DAY" Of III" Home for Iriril"'~ cats 4;
one hundred eighty tith 81. and Tenth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
THE CLEARING horse ASSOCIATI0N'S REfOET

Tn. annual meeting Of the Clearing liou>c A,-uc.l
zion VA, held yc,tcrlay. Frederick ID. Tdppcn pre-.
dent Of the Gaai,n Na'io"a! Bank, WIS r. crrth
chairman and Al,cil :. Apcar. >ccr iary. lho Ct ar
iur Uouse Committee. the mot important Of tn.
standing committees, consists Of William a. Nash
Richard Hamilton Edward II. Perkins, IT,. j. EdwarI
simmons and Henry W. Cannon The unnu rcp"r
showed exchanges $37 500 .teG,37l and bala1'o,
~ ,753 O4O.lIj. The avcrae" daily exchanges wcr'
SI23O74 l30 and balances So %. Tie a>socil
ton is composed of sAty four members beside the sub
Treasury. The National banks number forty four
and the state banks twenty. There thirty hankS
In the city that hot members Of the association.
hut clear through members. OF these only four arr.
Nafio,al hanks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
mas JAMES T. SIMMONS BEEy ISDIrTEDl

The I mite states Grand Jury appeared before
judge bcirdict IN the Etrd state, Circuit Court
Yesterday and handed In number ~ in!irtIncns.
II ven ~ these were against tolntcrf'tr> and our
against NioatnIs of the postal law. Most OF the In.
dct,d Will b. arraigncd for pcading to-day y"
nforniatlril wod lie given out Ia whether an III
dctlmcnt had been found AGAINST James \. summons
for lbs connection with the sixth National Ean!
troubles. His h, bran invest gated hy the Grand
IIrN N.Ifhln IL, ~ fnIr dn.
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EIPRESSfyG CONFIDENCE IL CULpyEL rAyAyAGH


special meeting Of The Veteran Corps 81 tho i9th
Regiment held last e'cnin. III the annoy and wS
presided over by Thomas NJ. Cauton. The following
resolutions. proposed BY Colonel James CUiial. were
IN ..an,,,y adopted ard oit'ro 10 lie cnsr,ssed and
pre,sit.d ~ Colonel aNtUdsh:
Nlrrri>. several unworthy and un-pd.n IN" al.
,.rt. nave been mad. N,cutly bN a certain o,:r"r ~
the 'th L., -!incnt u cast odl'n nd rdce uPor &"
nor, I'd Fam" Of Colonel taNant-h tir efficient c':.'
n.Andcr u hat regiment. AID h> 30 tc>> ,ii'.e".
sdIutau'. John Murphy,
t. .rN.!. Fiat We. the members Of the N'err
Corps ~ TO 'nh REGIMENT. express oar lndl-rdit
prpi,~' t'."sc effort r chlcr n"tr"tt which ~
Novr the honor o! tulil" tavauash and question Ms
capacity ~ A military comma ider.
kr~uls,d. lhtt y" draouncc A. deserving "i mo
everest ,,H>lrc these >Ia attempts for Tie rllfhe7
lcr ~ p.iN.'" SPITE and i"i,'aal ambition, a:f -
conrad whp i'-l ~ m do durir: The war fr no
r.on. ant .'g g.. "~"r> at"n wta't 81 tiiS i-h,
Republic "" hereby pr liam or co hf''h" IA ''.",i
~ ana. l'> tip...N. liz un-,in,h purposes. All ~
t.rcltss devotion iNhl'y (" the igoIr>> tIt ";
best Interest, II L. brave, s.'ro"N AL sauiH' o''
seth REGIMENT
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AZ yyStyE WOMAN SAYS SHE Is Az ACTRENS'

\ we'll dressed and good booking young woman ~"
int, the telegraph Office AT the Morton House yesr'
day morning and SAID that she wanted prxe'tioh H'n
mamie who We're trying Ia kill her Her inc"nere"
tam s,s,n showed that she vas orazy. and poi'e'o
,,v,t her - the Mercer st. police station. lhoro s"s
said she was Lillian Maxwell. an actress twenty
wears old. and that Howe liummel were 'r',ns
co, , divorce from her husband. In her wild talk sly
snoke OF a landady who was in league win n,i ia
land but the police couh not lind ont wIHre snS 10.
iiXci Nothing was known about her al uonne,
iiummrls once. An ambulance carried her u oeA0
Hnsult.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
is THIS RECITATION HARNFCLi

The Aldermen Yesterday referred Mr.. MrLarncv ,,
ordinance permitting garbage TO be tahcn fror' the
curb instead of from the housencs 10 the Corporation
Counsel for an opinion to the power OF the Board
" pass It The regulations OF the Health Board and
Tie Street Cleaning Department now require garlag
20 Re placed within the house lines. which Mr.. Me
iarney claims engendcrs disease especially In tenc
Incut- house districts.
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. wyoLssALE 0McER ASSIGNS.

James r. Bennett dealer in tea Gomez ana srsvs,
.. w. 81, and .I3 Greenwich ST.. No. 2.223 ThFd
, and First ave and sixth ST. made an assignment
yesterday TO Henry Campbell. giving twelve press.
epces. sggogating sIs.aSs the largest being as m
low Rebianna Bennett. 90. 900: Fulton and MaAS'
national Bank, $3.50: Chatham Sa,iohai D"'-'
., HS1: Thur.sr Why land & Co.. S3,'2o
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THE REoRGAHIzATloN MAY PROCEED.

Judge Patterson In the supreme Court Yesterday
handed down opinion refusing to grant the applca
ton Of Michael Gcrnshcim Co. for an Injunction
preventing the proposed reorganization OF Tho Houston
and Texas Central Railroad Company. Gernshcim &
Co. objected " an assessment Of $71 40 per share
the stock Of the railroad company to carry the rcorGan
izauon scheme into effect and secured . temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
THEY WISH no BECOME GOVERNMENT CLERKS

The semi annual civil service examination for tho
customs service was begun In the PostOfice Building
Yesterday, when siXty-hvc men. ono of them deal
mute displayed their knowledge Oh various sub1ocis
in their endeavor to become clerks In employ Of
the Government John VI. ComstOck, chairman :
Theodore BabcOck IT,. secretary. aud H. NJ. RYDER AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

W. f. Pierce. members Of the Board o, Civil Service A.
anincrs. were In charge. The examination, will con.
tthne until October 3D. To-day more applicants IN,
cicIh>llp>, and part Of fine would DC Inspectors vii
he put through their OIdcI>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Indirectly at anv time in any way. Lave employed
Mr. Br!tton for this or any other purpose
The committee certainly have not SAID Senator
Fas,ett.
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A PlcaalnR sense

OF l,h and strength renewed and Of ease and comfort
llows Of Syrup OF Figs acts In harmony
Nth nature enectusy Cleanse the systs when cosv-
or bilious For sale 60c and 81 90 bottles By all lead
ing dsuGGishL
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nc TIE Ssn1s 1Tn' T GSp ss%pda a
H.,noc,n,n T.. dissolved
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John r. IIelnzcnan. OF this city. attorney tos
Jugso said yesterday that when his client Is Droas'.
W.. =, h,,,a, corpus tor him. II this is granted Mr.
,,r,.n VIII try to introduce the evidence OF those
Iut,n.ssed kcmmers death, and who made an
~io an M, body in his enOrt 10 prove that death
su'op ,s:y,, lei is cruel and hence illegal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Victoria Hotel . A.
,h.avr Broadway and g! th,st Enutey ~"
'en ant. American and European nSAas
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,,,.,nrRER,s CONVICTION AFFIRMED.

.n,,nv oct. The Court Of Appeals to-day at.
oaS ,Ic Judgment OF the lower court in the case Of
III. reope ast 5. Jueieo appellant who is japanese
u, now in Sing sing awaiting execution by cleo
",.,r rho aprcai by Juggo Is from his conviction
Of the crime of murder in the first degree In having
kcu oI' omarIcl while both gambling In New
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CHICAGO, August LIN wheat the vol
ume of business was only fair today.
The feeling developed was nervous ana
feverish, but the tendency was toward
lower prices. The decline brought con
siderable long wheat and this helped the
weakness. The market closed about Nc
lower for September and Nc lower Tor
December than closing figures on change
yesterday. Cooler weather here ana the
growing impression that the crop Dam
age in both this country and IN Europe
may have been exaggerated, induced
rather free selling.
There was a good trade for corn In this
market and the feeling prevailing was
weaker. The weakness was attributed
manly to reported rains in the west
rather free selling by prominent local
| traders,
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LOUISVILLE, August Near Hazard
cousins named Coyhart were found
dead with pistols in their hands from
both of which shots had been fired. Be-
tween them on a stone was a pack OF
cards lying as If left by the players. One
man was shot in the back; the other in
the breast. 1t ia believed they were shot
while at play and robbed.
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SLAUGHTER IN SALVADOR.


General klvaa shot Shnt
Dead.
LA L1BERTAp. August The news is
confirmed Of the defeat Of Gen. Rivas by
the government troops under Gen. An
tonic Ezeta. Rivas escaped from the
capital last night, but was pursued and
taken prisoner Il few miles outside the
city. This morning he was publicly shot
and his corpse was exposed on the public
square.
It, is reported that many prominent cit
liens are compromised and strict inquiry
is being made regarding the Rivas con
spiracy. The siege lasted 40hours. The
capital suffered considerable damag +.
Hundreds of persons were shot deal in
the street. The government forces which
took part in the overthrow of Rivas are
now disposed to return to the frontier if
necessary.
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MILWAUKEE, August IA sensation
was caused in Milwaukee today by the
news of the failure of Rev, E. E. Gordon,
proprietor of the Guernsey stock farm,
located in the township Of Koshkonong,
jefferson county, Mr.. Gordon is we'll
known n Milwaukee. He was for many
years pastor Of the Unitarian church on
Cass street. Since he gave up the minis
try, Gordon managed his stock farm. At
present he is me of the Worlds fair COM
missioners from Wisconsin, his colleague
being John Mitchell.
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SAuLT ST.. MARIE, August 2.-Captain
McDougal's new whale boat barge, Col
gate arrived here this morning, carrying
1850 tons net and drawing ID feet of
water. She left Ashland Thursday and
made a trip averaging 10 miles per hour.
Capt. McDougal says the barge exceeds
his best expectations.
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Excluding American Cattle.

LONDON, July 29.--Mr. Chapln, presi-
dent of the Board of Agricultural, reply.
ing to questions in the house of com
mons today, declined, in the absence of
authoritative proof, to consider the
United States free from pleuro-pneu-
monia. He said that within a short
time animals suffering from the disease
have arrived at Liverpool from New
Vprk
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06

MINNEAPOLIS, August City License
Inspector Enoch Ray is missing, with
$4,000 license money, belonging to
saloon-keepers in the city. He left 10
d, ys ago with his wife and children for
Ohio, on a five days leave of absence,
and his whereabouts are unknown. The
authorities think he has abscounded and
efforts are being made to find him.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06
Pool Room Closed.

CHICAGO, August 1.-The Chicago pool
room war has ended, the pool sellers
having concluded that the law is certain
ly against them. A test case was this
morning decided against them, which
caused this decision on their part.
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LONDON, August 1.-The Times has the
following from Buenos Ayres: The situ-
alton here is u%nimproved. National and
other hanks are taking advantage Of the
law postponing payments and will cash
only the smallest checks. Perhaps the
financial crisis may force Celman' to re
sign.
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Despair in Buenos Ayres.

BUENos AYREs, August 1.-Peorle are
greatly Discontinued with the state OF
affairs. Some citizens and soldiers have
eve committed suicide. Col. Capdevilla
has been obliged to have his leg ampu-
tated. Col. Compos, the revolutionist, is
dead. The chief of the Instruction was
DIR. Leonardo N. Alern.
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OMAHA, August 1.-The Union Cattle
Co.'s feeding plant at Gilmore, four miles
below South Omaha, burned at II O'Clock
lsst.pight, causing a loss of $4,000 in
surauce, $4,000. The plant contained
LOCO stalls and covered over so acres OF
ground, The coniagration is supposed
to have originated from q fire used by
men who we're heating tar to repair the
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GRAFTON, N. D., August 4.-Nels G.
Nelson, a ~jeweler, became insane and
refused to let anyone Into the store, firing
a revolver at several persons. Today he
killed himself.
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A Fibre Mil wrecked.

GREENFIELD, Mass, August 1.-The
newly built mill of a fibre company at
Riverside, near the village of Turner's
Falls, was wrecked by explosion about
II O'Clock tonight. Three men are sup
posed to be buried in the RUNS.
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RiOtous Arlnen ians,

VIENNA, August l.-Riotous demon
STATIONS by Armenians similar to those
which occurred in the Armenian cathed-
raj in Constantinople last Sunday occur
red on the same at Van and Moosh in
Turkish Armenia,
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LONDON, August A Times dispatch
from Buenos Ayres says: Vice. President
Pellegrine threatens to resign. Celman
has offered every post in the cabinet to
opposition leaders, but one has declined
the offer. The officers of the regiments
recently opposed to each other, now fra
ternize and declare that henceforth the
troops will be united. Naval officers
have resumed their commands. Police.
men and hremen defend Celman's house
against a surprise by the enemy.
HOME RULE OFFERED.
Celman has offered the city practically
autonomy which wal sullenly refused.
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HOME RULE OFFERE


ST.. PAUL, August Al. NJ. Bergen
dahl, general merchant at Glendale, N.
D., has assigned. Liabilities $4,000;
nominal assets, same amount.
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OMAHA, Neb., August AT . prelimi-
nary hearing today in South Omaha in
the cases of Councilmen johnson and
Burke, charged with accepting brides to
influence their votes on the Rock leland
railroad right-of-way ordinance, the
county attorney dismissed bob cases.
E%x-County Clerk Roche, charged with
offering brides, waived a preliminary
hearing and was bound over 10 he dis
trict court.
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MILWAUKEE, August 1.-One of the
big features of the Worlds fair will be
furnished by Milwaukee, provided the
plans now being talked OF are carried out.
1t will be a beer palace.
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LONDON, July 29.-The announcement
Ia made In Berlin that the "reptile fund.-
30 named by Prince Bismarck when ne
oynicslly admitted In debate that he used
1t for the purpose Of bribins newspapers
is no longer to be- applied to secret SER
vice purposes. The money placed AZ the
disposal of the chancellor will be duly
accounted for in the public documents
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06
St. Paul and Duluth.

New York, August 1.-The st. Paul
Il Duluth directors today declared a
dividend of 4 per per cent on preferred
stock, payable September !.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06

CLEVELAND, August 4.-The German
citizens Of Cleveland celebrated the anni-
versary Of the battle Of Oriskany today.
There was a parade three miles long IN
the afternoon with floats, etc., and q big
gathering ct the music hall tonight.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06

SAULr 81. MARIE, August 4.-The lock
valve of st. Mary's canal, which became
disabled at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon
has been repaired and lockages were re
sumed at 9 O'clock this morning.
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BRIEFS.
Emperor william in E~ngland--Th'
Doomed Kemmler.


Doomed Kemmler.
Tom Cleary of Port Townsend, Wash,
knocked out Tom Robinson of Montana
in 10 rounds at Port Townsend.
Emperor William has been formally
welcomed by the British royalty.
Reminders s~lectrocution will be during
the night hours aud early in the week,
probably Tuesday night.
The tenth international medical con.
gress opened at Berlin yesterday with
5000 doctors present.
The Saratoga winners yesterday were
Rosaline Filley, Laughter, Australia.
Isaac, Lewis, Eminence, Mamie P. and
Modjeska.
The United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners are in convention at Chicago,
Dean and Field Dickerson, young sons
of the Detroit book publisher, were
drowned while swimming Sunday.
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ALABAMA STRONGLY pEMocRar,c

Carry the News to Reed-Forcs H,I,.
Defied,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 4.-The
election in Alabama today for governor
and other state officers and members of
the legislature, passed of quietly. Spec
lais to the Advertiser from all portions of
the state Indicate a sweeping democratic
majority. The legislature will contain
but few independents Or republicans.
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Star Brand

Sugar Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon,
Missouri packed, very choice; also "Pills-
bury's Best" Flour. Try them at
MURPHY, MAcLAY & Co.'S.
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The Moody Conference.

N%oRTHFIELD, Mass, August 4.-John
G. Wooley Of Minnesota addressed the
Moody conference last night on temper
apce.
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GRAND ENT

Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah
Assemble in Great Number.
CHICAGO, August 4.--Odu Fellows and
Patriarchs Militant hold possession of
Chicago Nearly every train today and
night brought uniformed members Of
the order and hundreds upon hundreds
OF civil branches, all intent upon attend
ing the triennial cantonment or general
gathering Of the organization.
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silver slightly Lower.

NEW York, Aug. Pig Iron-Strong
American el60i6.
Copper-Quiet, steady; Lake, July
$1e,M.
Lead-Steady; Domestic $4.6O.
Tin-Dull, heavy; Strsits e9O.sb. 4
Bar silver, l.12l.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06
Bar silver 41.13a.

New York, August l.-Fig iron Is
strong, quiet. 49,.
Copper, dull, nominal: Lake, August
ST.. eAht
Tin, quiet, steady; straits $2o.eo.
Bar silver, $l,l8A'
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06

Sold at last: A large bill of goods al
Drivers Drug Store.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06

A few more customers wanted at
Drivers Drug Store.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06

Graham and Wheat Flour, Corn Meal
and Buckwheat Flour always on hand at
STRAIN Bros, family grocers.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06

A fine line OF summer wrappers at re-
dnced prices at the New York Cash
Bazaar,