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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-04
K1MBALL, SOUTH DAKOTA, GRAPHIC;

K1MBALL, SOUTH DAKOTA, GRAPHIC:
While the columns of the Graphic are
open to any and all unobjectionable adj
vertisements, yet it is quite impossible
for us to speak knowingly of the merits
of the yarious articles of merchandise
advertised Particularly is this tru of
patent medicines. But there are excep-
tions occasionally and a noteworthy x
ception is the celebrated Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. This now universally
known medicine, has been advertised in
the Graphic for four Or five years, but
not until recently had we any personal
knowledge of its wonderful efficacy,
which has come about through the pre-
vailing influenza and the stubborn cough
that has 80 often attended it. In the
writer's family this medicine has on sew
eral occasions this winter, cured a cough
that batf1ed any and all other remedies;
and the number of families in Kimball
and vicinity In which this remedy has
been used with like effects attests to its
value as a specific for coughs and colds
Of every nature. For sale by Lapeyre
Bros.
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Rich Strike on Pilgrim Creek.

Report reached the city yesterday that
Dick Harley, m of the pioneers Of Mel
hart, had struck it rich near the head OF
Pilgrim creek. He has opened a lead
showing ten feet of carbonate ore on the
surface, with every indication of an i'm.
mense deposit of rich ore. Henry Viii
son, Mr.. Crandall and others who have
seen it say it is a very important dlscov'
cry and gives promise of being one of the
best mines in the mountains. E. r. Cling
an and Will J.. Kennedy are interested
with Mr.. Harley.
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CHICAGO, June 2.-Drovers' Journal
report: Cattle - Receipts 1900. Ship
ments 1000.
Beeves $4.8O@5.0O; steers $3.5004.70;
stockers and feeder, $2.A0@3.6O; COWS,
bulls and mixed 41.30@37b Texas
steers, $2.40 $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000. Market dull,
Mixed $3.80@4.05; heavy $36O04.1O;
light $3.OO@8.10.
Bheep-Receipts 10000; market slow
Natives $8.50@5.75 westerns $4.50@5. 10:
Texans, $3.90@5.1O; lambs 45.25@6.4O
The Drovers' Journal special cable
5ram from London quotes good to choice
American steers axe higher than las
Monday at 110114c higher per pound
estimated dead weight.
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plumb's Comprehensive Plan.

/ WASHINGTON, June 2.-The bill intro
ucen by Senator Plumb today and
nnounced by him to be the work of st.
ohns of New York, is the same as the
i'll introduced by the senator last week
kith the addition of the following Sec
Hon: "Section g.. That whenever the
resident of the United States shall be
Iuthoritatively advised that the mints of
France, Belgium and Italy are open for
be coinage of their full legal tender
liver money as free from all mining
kharges and restrictions as tor their gold
Ind upon the valution for gold and silver
kEhich is now known as latin union coin
lee ratio, it shall be the duty Of the pres
&dent to issue his proclamation forthwith
fmbodylng the following provisions
which shall have all the force and effect
Sfa law of the United States, viz:
Directing the secretary Of the treasury
forbid ut once all further issuing Of
liver certificates and to require that
my of same in the treasury the United
Bates shal! be cancelled and destroyed.
r. 10 ueVlSo b new uOllhI COlu VI tue
United States which shall contain 400
trains of standard silver and be full ten
er for all public debts and for all private
ebts unless otherwise specified in any
(Mtract; to cause same to be coined to
be utmost capacity of the minis OF the
United States, limited only by his dis
kretion az to the coinage Of gold, until
100000 900 of said new standard dollars
hall be coined and not fewer than 2,0o0,-
boo of same month thereafter.
8. On and after go days from the date
bf the said proclamation to purchase on
demand Of the holders of same, all out
Standing silver dollars Of the present
Standard weight and all outstanding sill
Fer certificates Of the United States at a
premium Of three cents on the dollar Of
each. with the issue of hereinbefore pro-
Eided notes.
4 On and after the date of said pro-
Iclamation the utmost limit of the price
or the purchase Of silver under the pro
Visions of this act shall be 81 for 500
grains Of fine silver.
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The railroad rates are fixed for mer-
chandise between Great Falls and Mon
arch. They are as follows: First class
SO cents per hundred pounds; second
class, 40 cents; third class, AZ cents:
found class, So cents. The following are
for car load lots: Fifth class, 81 cents.
class A, 80 cents; B, 81 cents; G, 10 cents.
D, 10 cents E, 10 cents.
Ore will come under class f and will
accordingly pay ~ per ton in car lots Of
10000 pounds per car,
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Wheat Dull in Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2.--Recelpts Of
wheat today, including Sunday, were 289
carr, with 10 cars shipped. The cash wheat
market WAS very dull. Outside millers
bought q few cars Of choice wheat, but
local millers were entirely out of the
market and there was 10 demand to speak
of except from elevator companies except
Nc under July grades below No. / North
ern which were very slow.
Closing quotations were: No. l hard
June Ssh, July 90A; on track 90@9O14,
No. / northern, June 90, July 80Al, on
track, 88A; MOI northern, June SO, July
81, on track, 06@67.
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CHICAGO, June 2.-The position to
which John N. Abbott, late chairman of
the western states passenger association,
has been appointed by President Hill OF
the Great Northern railway is that OF as
sistant to the president. The appoint
ment is effective from June list. Abbott's
headquarters will be in st. Paul with Mr..
HSYJ
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The honor and integrity Of the man
agement of the Louisiana state Lottery
company are now fully established all
over the country. All who know any.
thing about 1t know that the drawings OF
the company are held with the ntmost
fairness and all prizes paid fully and
promptly. Thousands are ready OF nell
own knowledge to testify to this. Inc
company's present charter has about nve
wears to run.
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Chicago Grain Shipments.

CHICAGO, June 2.-The shipments of
-four, grain and provisions from Chicago
to the seaboard by the lines Of the Cen
trail traffic association last week aggre-
gated 28,337 tons against 25,8S8 for the
preceding week-an increase of 2,140
tons-and against 14,758 for the same
week Of the previous year, an increase OF
1859 tons.
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There was a good attendance at the
Board of Trade meeting last evening, but
no business Of importance was transacted
The treasurer submitted a report which
showed a balance Of S212 on hand and
all bills paid. There was no report from
the gentlemen who went to Washington
for q land Office, although many were
anxious to hear ii and so expressed them.
selves. One gentleman said he supposed
the first report would be a bill, Of ex.
penses. 1t was decided to hold the
meetings of the board on Friday evenings
instead of Monday, hereafter.
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CHICAGO, June 2.--Another reduction
in east bound freight rates is announced.
At a meeting Of the Chicago freight com-
mittee today it was decided to reduce the
rate IN wheat, barley, rye and other pro.
ducts to a basis of 221sc per hundred
pounds. The change to New York takes
effect June 0. The present rate on these
articles Is 25c, while that on oats and corr
ia 4Oc.
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NEW York, May 90. - Burlington
1861; Missouri Pacific, 1874; Northern
Pacific, 354, preferred ss1s; Northwest
ern, 115, preferred 145; st. Paul, 76B
preferred 100; Manitoba, 1124; Oma.
ha, So, preferred 80; st. Paul & Duluth
"a; Wisconsin Central, 80; Great North
ern preferred o1A,
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day. The opening WAS weak at 93Ac bid
for July; prices declined to 934; went
up I 94c and subsequently fell off to
0219; near the close considerable strength
developed and 931s was bid. Following
are the closing quotations: June, 92h,
sellers, July, 044, sellers No l hard, 90,
M. / northern 80, No. 2 northern ss.
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MONTREAL, Ont, June 2.-Word has
been received of an extensive conaagra'
ton in the village of ct. Jacques De Lach'
igan by which % houses were burned
rendering a corresponding number Of
families homeless. Some sheds, In which
large quantities of tobacco was being
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-06-04

MONTREAL, June AT Lake George,
near Ottawa, the Campeau family ate
wild parsnips. Four of them are dead
and two are in a critical condition.
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FIRE AT HOTEL BROADwATER.

The flames Quickly subdued-Thicves
Busy.
HELENA, June 2.-[Special to the TR1-
BUNE.]-A fire broke out this evening in
he basement of the Hotel Broadwater.
The flames we're promptly subdued. Loss
is about $4,000. During the fire thieves
broke into the bakery and stole $3.50.
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Miner Assembled.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Neihart Gold, Silver, Lead,
Mining and Reduction company was held
yesterday In the office OF Thomas =.
Brady. Messrs. Carroll, q. E. Collins
and others were present. Trustees were
elected for the current year.
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The Great Falls & Canada.

The grading outfit of Messrs. Egan
Bros. Of Winnipeg arrived at Dupmore
on Monday and from there will, we I'M
derstand, come on here overland. They
are expected TO arrive here on Friday
night or Saturday morning. The outfit
consists of 100 men and 100 horses, with
their wagons, scrapers and all the para.
phernalia necessary for carrying on the
work. Two car loads of provisions and
supplies arrived here for the contractors
on Saturday night--Lethbridge News.
Messrs. Grant and Ross have sub-let
the grading from Lethbridge'to the line
to Egan Bros. in order to expedite the
work.
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LIMA, O., June 2.-The severest earth
quake shocks experienced here in years
occurred about two minutes before two
o'clock this morning. 1t was followed by
two other shocks which, though milder
than the first, were Of more than average
severity.
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Bar silver still Firm.

New YoRK, juno 2 20. Bar silver
$1.014.
Coppsr-Qutet, steady, Lake, June, SIS.
rs.
Lead--Duil, firm; Domestic, $4.8O.
Pig iron, quiet.
Tin uuiet--Straights 81.
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$40 Reward.

The Indian White Man will pay a reward Of
So each for the delivery at the herd in Grea,
Falls, or to Vim. Healy at Sun River, Of two
horses described as follows: One a sorrel mare
Is OF IL hands high, branded horizontal damon
on the left hip, four white feet and white stripe
in face; 5 years old. The, other, a small white
stud, branded on each side with a fiat piece Of
iron, thus, with fine marks on each side.
Send all information to
JOS. KAUFMAN, Cascade.
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Au Eight Hour Strike,
Big Carpenter Strike.

BROOKLYN, June 2.--The, tin roofers
have struck for 8 hours as a days work,
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BERLIN, June 2.-The emperor has in
formed Prince Bismarck that if he does
not stop his press offerings the result will
\ be serious.
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WINNIPEG, June 2.-The Manitoba
crops are reported Furnishing and better
than ever before at this season.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Ten San
Francisco breweries have been boughtby
an English syndicate for $7,500,OOO.
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ST. Louis, June "A fire in a tene'
ment house fatally Injured three people
and badly burned others. Geo. Hyde
has been arrested suspected OF firing the
building.
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CHICAGO, June Phillip Lyon OF
Ithaca, n: G., was fatally injured by g
grip car Sunday.
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WASHINGTON, June 2.-The senate f.
nance committee has passed yer the tin
plate paragraph of the tariff bill without
orf3on
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Struck for More Pay.

P1TTsBuRa, Penn, June 2.-Seven
hundred stone cutters have struck for an
advance of four cents on hour.
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PLAYERS LEAGUE.

New York 10, Boston Z. Batteries
Ewing and Ewing Kilroy and Kelly.
Philadelphia II, Brooklyn 4. Batteries
-Knell and Cross, Sowders and DAILY.
Buffalo /, Pittsburgh 8. Batteries
Baldwin and Mack. Mack and Carroll.
Chicago Z, Cleveland 20. Batteries
Baldwin and Terrell, Blakely and Suit
clife.
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CINCINNATI, June 2.-Eleven hundred
carpenters, both union and non union,
have struck.
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Bored to Death.

NEW York, June AT the close Of
his first day of work, a census enumera.
ter, Frank Mangue committed suicide.
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For Footwear that is dressy and at the
same time offered at very low fieures,call
at The Boston.
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MILWAUKEE, June 2.-Wheat firm; No.
2 spring on track, cash, ssb@s9; July,
80, NO. l northern, 95; Corn quiet; No. 3
on track, 80.
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The most critical "suited" with he PEST
Custom Clothing ever imported into Mon
tana ut The Boston.
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Our Iron Ores.

We give below two analyses of magne.
tic iron ore from the great Wolf creek
lead of the Belt mountains:
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Figured lawn at ~ cents, at New
York CASH Bazaar.
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Sheen Wanted,

A band of young healthy sheep wanted, on
share or usual terms, any time after August LIST
or sooner Il preferred. Fine range with good
water and plenty of hay for winter guaranteed.
Satisfactory reference furnished. Address LEE,
care Tribane office, Great Falls.
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My Motto-The very best goods for the
least money.--Ringwald's.
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All kinds of House Furnishings at the
Bee Hive.
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ASS '.Y NO. 2.

oSHA ossSA
The above analyses were made at the
Union Steel Works of Chicago. The
small per cent. of phosphorus in these
ores renders them tirst-class in every re-
spect for the manufacture of steel by the
Bessemer process. The ores from this
and other great leads in the Belt noun
tains cannot be surpassed by the choicest
ores of the Lake Superior region. There
are immense deposits of iron in the Bel,
mountains which is now made accessible
by the Great Northern branch railroad tc
that region and the time Is near at hand
when mammoth works for its reduction
will be established at Great Falls, where
cheap power, cheap fuel and ample rail,
road facilities lend u that this
will be a commanding industry here.
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A fine line of silk sun umbrellas and
parasols, at % per cent less than others
ask, at New York Cash Bazaar.
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NEW YoRK's MONEY MARKET.

Leans, Discounts n Sterling Exchange
Yesterday.
NEW York, June Mooney higher,
ranging from 5 to IL per cent; last loan
10; closed at IL bid; prime mercantile
paper 81 sterling exchange, quiet
and steady ut S4.84; for 8O-day bills $4.s8
for demand.
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Birthday Gifts at Ringwsld's.

Mems wool and fur hats ut cost to close
at New York Cash Bazaar.
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Straved or Stolen

Cow and Calf. A Shorthorn red cow with
white back and rope or it's, marks round the
horns. A re bull calf with white spot in face
Liberal rev for information as to their
whereabouts
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Visitors to the city should not fall TO
cali on Strain Bros. and get their prices
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 6, Brooklyn 4. Batteries
Kusre and Buckley; Caruthers and
Clark.
Philadelphia 6; Boston IA. Batteries
Vickory, Smith and Clements; Nichols
and Bennett.
Pittsburg /; Chicago "A. Batteries
Catty, Hutchinson and Kettridge; Daw-
son and Berger.
Cleveland. 3, Cincinnati 4. Batteries
Rhines and Harrington, Bealm and Zim-
mer.
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No ! Hard Wheat in Demand.
Du1urH Jund 2.-Wheat was active to"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28
a Sea Of Pale White Fire

nurlng the whole of the present year. as
- a the last five months of 1889, the
60 VI Vhe Sea of We ice has been as one
ro', GAganse OF phosphorescent wave whom
1as1ed to even the slightest extent bv
~ "tuus Formerly this luminous appear
Re mas onl been noticed at intervals of
9uO Ten or fifteen years, then only from
RI Degiunlng OF summer until abou. the
{ut Oh harvest, and in places Astounding
IT, sea grass. Now every hing seems
It sed' the whole surface of the sea or
- appearing as sea of pale white fire as
II "a as darkness sets in on a windy night.
o caIui hooks, the mere dra wing of a s lex
sue oacx and forth through the water is
o. 10 give the effect of an cleo rio
4 -, tne 4ight dying out and again return
H. "'t "a, the ebulitions of the water. A
4 CO. Iiled with the water emits no
H. until shaI e1 Violently: the
&s1ouuctlon Of lead pencil or small stick,
,ras' VIII cause the fi1id to glow with
a intensity than any amount of shak-
e Va Ine part of the experimenter.
voc ' nf1 Dhrongh a fine cloth, the water
H. n On OF It's peculiar properties, they hav-
4 sI. ecu impaired to the cloth. which now
f. ,t ana glo all overthe entire surface
r. ,Is spot where damp match has teen
Eo ,a.Gned IN the dark. After the last men
- Pecullarlty was not ced scientists
bno- e examl alton of cloths used IN such
bsir taI ions and were rewarded for their
h. ne W the discovery of the light-giving
h. ~, minute worm or maggo5, scarcely
En,.,t he-seven-hundred edith of an inch in
Eaesb 81 - each bow-shaped and very lively.
III t oI lnese little creatures is provided
DavaSo "ehty-two MANILA instead Of feet,
ns On 81 on each side, and has eleven lumin
vi gS around his tiny body. Persons
yhe3 ~. "a 1ne snore of the gulf say that
ia we waters SPARKLE more than usual
% sure sign of storm.
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How Flies Die
From knowledge

Ll1e many other Insects house files are
SUBJECT u the attacks OF a parasite flung, s
"nlca destroys great numbers OF them,
esoeciaiiy toward the end Of autumn. We
Sometimes sec the corpses of such as rave
met thls fate glued to the window pa0es IN
attitude or life, with legs widely spread
and wings raised as If in preparation for
nignI, out With white halo On the glass all
around them and with bodies pale, I'M
healthy-looking AID distend- d. The spores
OF the fungus, which are excessively
minute aud are present in the air, are
carried against the fy's body, and
such as STRIFE its under surface may
become adherent. when eacd pore sends out
a long tubular projection, which penetrates
the skin and enters the body. Once here its
hosts doom IS. certain, for 1t meets with
suitable nourishment in the shape of the
fluids OF the hy's body, by aid of which it
will speedily ropagate itself until It's vic
tim, drained OF its life support, finally sue
cumos. The t read like tube fl st produces
"A series of detached, rounded bodies, some
til x like the cells of the yeast plal at. These
cells, which have an indefinite power of
DISQUALIFICATION. are carried by the blood
to all parts Of the body, and thus the dis
ease spreads. They, in their turn, give rise
to number of branching tubular threads,
>lmilar to those Of the earlier stage, which in
R4OSSoo Vi tItAlO pcuotThto tuo SKID. EacQ
thread which thus makes its appearance
outside gives rise to a sort of head. via CHI
contains spores like those with which the
series started. TEese are cast of with con-
siderable force, and mul itudeS of them no
doubt perish, while others are ultimately
waite against the bodies of other flies, TO
cal destruction among them as among
their predecessors. The particular species
OF fungus witch makes havoc with the
house flies is called EmpuSa musc9, and is
one of a group which are distiuguis he'd by
their habit of subsisting upon living insects.
The maturatiOn of ths fungus involves the
death of the fiy, the fluids of whose body
serve as food for the parasite Under its
attack the fly becomes gradually feebler,
and finally quite unable to move, and then
the vtscid secretion from the pads on the
feet hardens and giues the insect to the
surface TO which it is claging, while the
fungus spreads round it ana leaves some of
its spores adhering to form the halo above
described.