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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

There my be persons in this commu-
MY who are at times troubled with collie,
or subject to attacks of bowel complaint.
u so, they should try Chamberlain's
cole, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. 1t
Will afford almost immediate relief, and
when reduced with water Is pleasant to
Jake. II taken as soon as the first indi-
cation OF the disease is felt it will ward
On the attack. Many people use it in
TINS way, and find it never fails them. A
20 or 5O cent bottle may be obtained from
l.apeyre Bros, Druggists.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Oysters and fresh fish at Great Falls
Meat company's.
Store shades of all qualities and sizes
at Griffith q Rubottom's.
Fishing Tackle of the best quality. A
fine assortment of Rods, Reels, Lines,
and Fly Hooks at Bach, Cory g. Co.'s.
Call on Hotchkiss s. Hawkins if you
want any kind OF Plumbing or steam fit
ting done. All kinds of supplies on hand.
Messrs. Schmitz g. Henderson having
disposed Of the Palace saloon, their head.
quarters and office will now be at the
Rainbow on First avenue south until the
completion of their mammoth new place
on TIL" corner of First avenue south and
Second street.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

The coolest Place In town, Drivers
Drug Store.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. For sale by j. B. Driver,
Druggist.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

big Stock Of Builders Hardware NJ
Bach, Cory n JOS
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

Ten per cent discount on clothing
catches Strain Bros.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

A large assortment of Flower Pots at
the Bee Hive.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t
cures Consumption. For sale by J. B.
Driver, Druggist.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17
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We the undersigned banks and bankers will
pay all prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented at our connters:
Il. NJ. Walmsley ...... Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bank
A. Baldwin. ...... Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank
Carl KOhn. 9. -. 49,. Pres. Union National Bank.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

Large assortment of Wool and Yarn at
the old reliable.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

If you want II good smoke go to Dri
Srg's IJruE Slrr. for i,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

Fly Paper at Drivers Pharmacy.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
At the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, October Ia, 1890.
Capital Prize, $500, 600

oHUHbroQ 10 UoIHIIaH1 pIIzebs
AGENTS WANTED.
.EB--FoR CLUB RATKs, or any further informa-
ton desired, write legibly to the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State, Coun-
t, Street and lumber. More rapid return mail
Envelope bearing your full address.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-17

We offer an article superior to any,
thing in the state at the kiln or in the
wall; will contract brick in quantities
and do all kinds Of brick work; will
give estimates on brick work OF any
kind. Call on or address
PARKER Arminnfon MINT
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BiRTE4r TO KEEP THE PROPERTY.

81. Paul. Dec. oi.-Thc famous case Of Annlce q.
Bariean. ~ Geneva. switzerland. against William L..
Bartcau. Of It. Paul. on the charge Of securing a
divorce and $500 600 worth ~ real estate in ~. Paul
and Appleton. Wis by fraud. has come 10 an end in
the supreme Court Of Minnesota. Judge Mitchell filing
a decision In favor Of the defendant Ten years ago
the parties The suit married at Appleton Wis.
shortly afterwald they moved TO ST. Paul The wife
sold interest In her mill for $1,000. and through
the husband placed II in - Paul real estate Nv care
hnI handling II melted fortune Of over F3oo.OOO.
with portion ~ TIN, money NJ. Eaiteaa took trip
to Europe. remaining there two years. While there
Mr. Tnrieau secured = divorce and married Mis- Mary
BAILEY II -. Paul de- 'dng ~ her all h~ property
Nbuut thi, time Mr.. lmricau returned from Europe
and charged she had been divorced and beaten ont
~ her property through fraud She instituted a SUIT
in the District Court. charging Iar"an and lis Bailey
with conspiracy to deprive her Of her marital right
and her money II va, shown that She had signed
away her property right, under mi -ppr' ION ina
divorce VA, obtained the ground "t drNrrton.
ludc, Kelly the District licn'h. ordered mr. prop
criy restored to her. The cas-" Wa appealed 10 me
supreme court. where Judge Mitchell rendered 4 d.
ci-ion favor ~ latelu confirming hi til" 10 the
rail-, -t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
, pRg,curR SD rRi7rRyI7IrS IT oDDs.

II Louis. bee. - special. pr Caroline, 81 the
Centenary Nrth,h-t Episcopal Church. one "i ih'
most fashionable place, II worship in - I""'' IT,
,,utly made = violent AID bitter attack ON int'iI'|
.ocofi... NoN thu societies have n-cn DO arms "u'
.r. demanding the preacher. D.. tdrodiu" charged
tl,t fr,rru,l -,slctr> were "A cur~" second "hN IT,
.,,,,r-. ti,i the social feature - such societies '"
tendency q, draw men away from tH"r h"n'-. ana L.
,,-.. neglect 81 those -l'r,i duilc when man V"
~, HI. family" \ score ~ prominent 'i/rl-' ~
iIt. -, Governor -tiuarl. Cousr'- nan 'olh. W. II
No.. ,.r.,I d. f. ,irr and N.charl M,Enul-. ar
-.rt that D.. 'tr7iluc B. q fire brand "nd -'H~"
tl.f.l-i lie is assaulted with - much bitterness a.
lie. l r,id into h- rr.t attac@. ~ Governor Nt'uhN
aid pr. tar"diuc> position D. n"i'''p' "'" ~
,,,,. fin. social feature 81 fritcru1l -",l'tr- de
unt have tnr eject oi causing men 10 U'-''' '"'''
n,uc- and fmlllr,. and th" good dom hN Ne "a -"
,.ilr- D., 40 rtra, to permit Of their being hi'i H'
,,,,ut receiving any defence. I" d"n"uh'' them ~
cur. sccond 10 the saloon IN Their I'll i>ii"'r cue
',,,, t,m. If. j. 10 take a position that can't iF
u,,lut ,Iurd for one moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

Boston. Dec 2f.-Two fires. which were discovered
at ahont the time in The Albany Il. district which
l. considered the most dangerous hy the rcmcn In This
city, occaSiOned three alarms in quick succession about
9 O'Clock To night. Tie first one was ~ the large
hvcstory brick block. corner If Albany and Bristol
SIS. owned by the Joseph r. Paul estate. known a.
Bristol Block. and occupied 10y Joseph /. Paul> SONS
AID many other rrl~. all engaged in various kinds
Of wood manufacturing. The building has frontage
Of 800 feet and T. about seventy five feet i'm depth.
The fire va, principally In the northern end OF the
building and was >ubducd oul' los heroic work. The
detailed loses and insurance alr not yet obtauabc.
but the damage l. heavy.
Tie second fire was ~ the buidinc Nos. 90 Ia 20
Warcham t.. occupied by the New England organ
Company. and this structure. which Wa of b1ck. five
stories IN height and l5OXGO feet. was entirely burned
only small portion ~ The wall, remaining. The firm
had stock worth abJut S.oOoOo. IN various Stage O
Manufacture. all Of which ruined.
During tire Lieutenant Henry Hart. Of Chemical
Engine No =. badly bruised about III" body bv
falling debris. and cobb. h0~cman Of Eugin" 80 =.
suffered fracture 81 Lex los being knocked nom
ltdd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
DIES AoIyES OFFICIALS INDICTED

Des Mones. Iowa. Dee. 21-Whcn the Board OF
supervisor. met the lat time the me OF the zee b'
fled by the vaOu, Justice, Of the city IN liquor cases
amazed them, and they passed a resolution dic''ht
the county attorney assist tie Grand Jury ~ making
an investigation. A. result Of the investigation ~
dic,mcnts charging conspiracy 10 dcfraud the comfy
have been returned against A number 0i 'On-tdbl'N
and ASSISTANT. The indictments charge the Defendants
in q number Of counts with dcifaudinS the county
by false prctcncc, aud by means Of using fictitious
names i'm making returns FOR Information and warrants
never served and by agreeing 70 obtain small quantities
Of liquor which could be condemned ~ that each of
the consablcs in the gang could be- snbpocnaed and
draw witness fees. .. {. West Frank Pierce ana
g. g. Hamilton also indicted for blachmail, and
George II. CIcggctt for making false return.
The dOings OF the lu,tlcc~ Sun under 'onsdcid
ton. The Grand jury returned batch "i indictments
charging several members and former members 81 ~"
council with piracy to dcfraud the 'ty. ms
is the OutgrOwth Of the revelations made some months
ago. when II shown that members OF the council
Increasing their salaries by means Ol bogus
claims,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
JACK FROST Of CHRISTMAS Day.

The Indications issued this morning by the Signal
Service will bring Joy and eladncs 10 the hearts
Of the York people Yesterdays brilliant promise
OF glOrOusly fine merry Christmas tide Is likely 10
he realized Sergeant JeOnOfky bencvOlcnty forecasts
an ideal merry Christmas day-brght blue skies golden
sunshine and an atmosphere sufficiently keen and sharp
and cool. to make the blood course warmly through
tie veins bring "A color 10 the cheek and a
sparkle 10 the eye and give added
attraction TO the Christmas dinner. Everyone welcomed
the return of winter weather Yesterday and took
old fashioned merry Christmas Unfortunately, those
people who are content unless the thermometer
is within five degrees Of Will have to do without
the od.fashOncd snow which is trying 10 the shoes
OF some poor people. They Will however, find con
ISOLATION in temperature which !, likely 10 keep away
below the freezing point and give little sca-onabc
chill to few thousand unfortunate persons who arc
rather uncomfortable in their cellar and attic, without
any fire.
The cold wave which has been moving in from
the West during the last two days struck this
city at q. m. Yesterday morning. 1t was one
OF the mildc>t cold waves Vet recorded this win
ter. the temperature never falling below 2C
degrees or six degrees below the freezing point.
Right behind this cold is another Of far greater
intensity. now hanging Manitoba and great pOr-
ton Of the Northwest and West. This second cold
wave IS moving rapidly eastward and will still fur
ther reduce temperatures In this and other Eastern
cities. For today and the two or three succeeding.
dltlons. CnlnppiY however there j. little prospect
OF skating In Central or any other park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
PLANS FOR TIE room EXHIBITION.

Food and Health Exposition. under the auspices
OF the New York Retail Groccr>' Inion VIII b" hcld
al the LcnOX Lyceum next March The design oil
the exposition is "a bring the producers ana mauH
facturer, ~ food products into closer contact WIN
the retail grocer and consumer, ana inns l" a'"'S
a better understanding Of the merits OF the cAhbi"H
goods. Hundreds 81 appliances That increase com
fort and lessen toll Will acCupy large part 81 thc
space while leading feature II the exposition VIII De
the lectures delivered by cooks of reputation
The exhibition Will be opened on the evening 81
March D. and continue until March =. y Il. De
Frccc j., director general Of the exposition "hII"
C. f. Bussing Will be business manager. Inc l"i
lowing is the list OF the other officers; President
H. L. Dreyer first vice president. John hNief' =
second vice president. ID. Won Bremen ic'"ruihg
secretary y j. >teigcdcr: financial secretary. e. ".
FuIing: treasurer ID. Plumb. The directors are
H. l. Drcycr f. II. Borncman. II. W. krmwcide.
r. F. Fowler. Frank Tiford John Eylcr~. e. u
Vop Del>eI n. II. Becker j. II. kDhfs X. {. li""Ut
d Won Iiryncn. j. II. Iden. l. Hoops. ~ {. Nund.
/ A. Prigec II. Middcndori. l.. !. Callahan. H. u.
CorrcS d. Plumb, Thomas r. Cooper, H. hacrtoh'.
/ T. Bl0Im, H. G0ldbcrgcr. X. (. lcNcn"r ana
f. f. Picpcr. The executive committee consists 90
ID Von Bremen. H. MrddeudOrf. II. Goldb"rg"G, T. II.
Dorneman John Fyler, and II. /. Drcy"r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
NOTES or TIE STAGE.

The performance OF Poor Jonathan" at the Casino
was attended last night by party of over 100 West
Point and Annapolis cadets, who proved almost as
much OF an attraction the opera 10 the rest OF inc
audience The drill OF the stage cadets especially
aroused the enthusiasm Of the future generals and
admirals and the friendly cries Of the Army ana
Navy were frequent and hearty. A handsome pro
cramme containing the photographs OF Misses Lillian
Russell and Fanny Rice VIII be given 10 those WIN
see Poor Jonathan" tonight
The employees of the broadway Theatre will spend a
particularly merry Christmas today. All OF them
received a weeks salary extra last night after the
performance Of "The Pirates OF Penzancc,' and the
heads OF departments also receleq gifts OF Je"e"S
from Mr.. sanger.
A Jolly party from the BERKELEY Bowling cub VIII
attend the performance OF A Pair OF SpectacleS at
the Madison square Theatre MONDAY evening"
oscar IIammer,ten was much put ont at report
Yesterday that the Hamilton Sank would foiccloNe
mortgage of 1000 on the Columbus Theatre. THIS
mortgage is only the ground on which the theatre
is built and he has already given instructions 1" ID,
LAWYER 10 pay it at once. Mr.. lammciNtcin haN llS'
sold his new bank building in one hundred ana twenty
Gfh-,t. 70 the Harlem Bank for Sl2OoOo'
The Charity Ball" will be the attraction at the
Windsor Theatre next week This i lis hrNt engage
men in New York since lis production ut the lNceum
Theatre last season.
Frank w. sanger has engaged sydney Drew TO create
the part Of T. Sydncy Van Colt the Young man who-e
sister married a lord for the coming production OF
Mr. Potter of Texas" at the star Theatre on February
. IouiS Mason Of the Madison square Theatre VIII
create the part Of Charlie Errol. From present lhui
cations looks il the cast of Mr. Po''er Oh rA>
would he an exceptionally strong one
Ro>a. the spanish dancer who recently appeared
i'm Nero" will form part of the entertainment at
Ilcrrmaun'S Theatre next week.
Miss Pauline Halls opera company began an en-
cagcmeni at the Grand opera House on Mond'E
evening in " Erminic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

The managers Of the Gouverncur Hospital EdV'
an entertainment last night aud distributed pic''n =
among the inmates and among the children WI"
have been treated at the hospital IN ne ii>' NN
months There was Christmas tree loided WIN
presents I'm each ward and a special display !" '"'
cbldrcn's ward. The entertainment. when 'oh>l>'''
II violin and pano music. rcciiationS and Singing,
was conduC ted lv 4 number "t Noluh GER. APRONS
whom were six little white girls aud three 'o!'f''
Children who sang together. ars" number 90
,rescut, wcrp di~trmied many of them being articles
of clothing. Mrs Frank Leslie had sen many pretty
doll, from the recent doll show. and ih''" were
distributed among the Little girls Presents for DIS
,rnution had ais, been received from many other
people.
Thi, hospital is doing an impor ant work. ana Il
work that is constantly growing. tn" number ol
eases treated in the free di~en>ary average 5000 q
month. Ambulance calls all through the year average
uIrc a day The hospital looks after AL ho-lu'il
work in the district bounded bt tdthrIn" ana l"">'"l
SIS thc BoWcrv and the East Elrci' Ihri'' are
four house surgeons constantly 100 ATTENDANCE lh"N
are Dr> t. j. Johnson l.. l. Donolue v, u. Ni'l ,
aud r. NJ Nannctt. Tile medical board consist "'
Drs. .. j. Ward, !. T. kell' and II. VI H'Nc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
Az ON FASHIONED HONE ~ THE CITY.

From The Boston Fran. cript
II was thirty five year ago. midway Of the MILES,
that Deacon Mugf0Id oill HIM. though 81 'ouI'r u
wonld Ice unite wrong hl, real nam"l died ana
left the comfortable lilr two tory brl'k hoH-r IN
-,t. 10 hi, wife Amanda. she wa without 'hl' j
or child ana ~tick q" the property cam" - hrf
she lived along IN the house for year or Two, SUD
si.tng upon some mall outside resources ihii me
-prcnatoir began peter her Ia part WIN the pace
int the deacon. who loved the little estate WIN q
much PASSIONATE frrVpr was permitted \" an "r'h"
doN deacon al that time. had made N WIZ prom g
linn solrmnly on hi death bed mat .hc v"nld never
Ell the house nor ont 81 H. =" me rem 90" we
most tempting offers. Aud Amanda "i' h" Ha'h''pI'
TO the charm OF d0di. til
value # the property appr'riicl cnprhou-N' h"' '
advance did Amanda good at an II -IhpN i"' ~
her taNc. thc DOut of destruction 10 h'f Nlcl""i
income she wa. the victim Of a Iaeh hnt solemn
the world was a poor widow, WIN an lHlpI" j. ip'
landed c.taf" u the middle Oi Girh. FpWl-' 'h'hE
Ink citv strange ana frshtful 70 her. I" DO
What 10 do -hc certainty ann I KNOW NUN ",'
an cucrpr,u fourth cousin OF hcI', WHO g pl'
and a real estate owner ~ cor. i"'I"pI N"'' , "
yith "A promo. mon that solved .hr pfpbhh. .."i
here said ne bru-pucll 81 ou 'ani par WIN US
prDpcrty and Won needn't 10. Ent You luNt 'l 'h'
eritcs and wr'lI hist vour dWcn. mere HshI up TWO
stories aud pui in a block OF stores ~ inhi 81 u ana
ruunln' back underneath n ana pun III '"h''u.i' ~
let on the UPPER ~toric,. IN ii"n rc s'r ,"'n ~,
,lrd wen maize ON the other ~dc Your nous u l,'
i,t the same that il Wa~ before. 0ull Null N" "'' u
open into a corridor OF the By hu'h H,.'d" " l'
the .trcct And the ground rent u -rIl"t y" - Ion"
A. live ~ .,...,io. - -.
C,f cour,c Amanda could not accept salvaiioh seli
wthout a certain amount ~ dclibcratiOn; but she de
liberated with prononnced leaning 10 the poPoNluoh
Of the Twenty Confederates aud The bargain was made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

They "h'ietcd7 her house up into the air and con
Srncted two stories Of modern binding underneath
IT, They gave her brick court and a dingy alley
look ont upon-but they also gave her comfortable
Income i'm place of IT, and that i prospect not 10 be
dcSpScd. either. They never disturbed her domestic
arrangements at all, except that they had 70 connect
her Kitchen pump with the city water instead OF
the old well. The pump Itself she would not give up,
and the pipe is run around into a convenient tank
she zoo, ON in the same old she keeps one ser
want A faithful settled person." who j. Old
fashioned A. the old lady herself. at O'Clock in the
afternoon now. il YOU peer up NJ the kitchen window
Won NAV see her light her allOw candle and 90 on
mixing the salerau~ biscuits for the Old iadyS supper
Amanda herself she is past eighty nOw-Seldom goes
ont Of her door sometimes The tenants get a glimpse
her in white iIlled cap. behind her lace curtains
but from years end to another they may not
see her in the corridor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25

NcvLurr. Y. y. Dec. - t~p"'i'iI III" Farmer
ms mite ju.t op-cd AT Wi-hncton' I'D" o. W""n 'l
by thc oniocr- Of tLc state Agricultural SpbrN r'-'Ni
a. the best and most ucrr.ting they have ever
attended DulIng the meeting state secretary N""d
ward spoke The principle, genital I" the -H' ''-
nl growing 81 cIop- ANA y. g. Roger. "i ling
h,mton. discussed u'att"'- pertaining - III" 'h'IN
interest,". l. .. Fowler Editor OF The 'rihS"
COMFY Farmer" read = paper Oh home gardening ana
t,c,rsc 7. Powell, Of Ghcut, y. y. gave ui aduI''
nr fruit culture. :. v. Powell read paper "1 thc
milk xadu,try. and time Rev. Warren Hathaway
showed the necessity Of the farmer acquiring rdu'A
ton Edward Van AlstSnc Of klndcrhook. addi'-'ru
tlc assembly on Concentration 10 laimnS, ANA
Professor John Gould Of OhiD gave instruction Il, u"
how 10 keep cpN.. l.. \ KcIIa, 81 Highland Mis-
discussed the raising OF poultry. and senator W. r.
E!rhard- talked abort h~ plan Tor Nihir lh'd s..
Assistant Dairy Commissioners Van Nal"rhlprEh dhd
Tuthll also told the meeting something about me
work they are engaged on. In pairing. REMARKS
were made by Director Powell. senator Richard on
Nugii~ rs Dcn-ton and IN" HrN. VII. L'hr. ING
meeting Was largely Intended ana productive "i
good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
VILLI4M ID. HUGHES ARRESTED.
THE BOGUs-DIvORCE LAWYER THREATENS TO
MAKE SOME REVELATIONS.

THE BOGUS DIVORCE LAWYER THREATENS TO
MAKE SOME REVELATIONS.
william d. Hughes. the lawyer who il accused Of
forging "a bogus divorce for Mayor Peiuleoh' Of
Fort WORTH Tex was locked up at Police Headquarters
last night In the afternoon Judge MARITIME issued a
warrant for the arrest Of Hughes the charge Of
forgery and the warrant given 10 De'eo'Ve-
sergeant Reilly 10 serve The officer went with De-
tcctive Sergeant TrainOr TO the tenement house No.
6a5 Third ave- They knew that IIughes was Ia hiding
in the rooms Of the Zabinski family. the secod moor
Of the house Mrs 2abinsh met them at the door Of
her rooms and refused let them into the front ioo
the door of which was locked. Reilly showed his
shield and the warrant and tried persuade her to
open the door She declared that man Of the name
Of Hughes was in the The officers knc" mat
Hughes had been living there under the assumed name
Of Robinson and they told the woman that he was the
man they wanted When further arguments were Of
no avail Reilly declared that he would leave T7nor
In charge ard bring squad of police 10 search The
rooms Then Mrs. Zabiu>ld changed her mind and ad-
mtcd the officers b. the room in which Hughes was
hiding
hughes made no attempt 10 resist arrest and went
to Police Headquarters quietly with the detectives.
Al the Detective Bureau he said he was forty three
wears old unmarried and Il lawyer. residing at No.
60 Eighth lie evidently had expecicd his ar
rest and he made no statement except the threat
" There i more behind il than you guess and VIII
show il up now"
The warrant for his arrest charges him with forging
the seal and the signature OF the ccr, OF Cook County,
H. Detective Reilly said that the prisoners rooms
and clothing had been scare he'd but the bogus -ra
had not been found Neither had the detectives found
Hughes Will bc arraigncd before Judge MARITIME TO-
| morrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
IHH WEATHER REPORT.



,>,.hugt,n De-. 2i.-F0r Maine, New-fampshire,
,,,,,nt Massachusetts, Rhode Island. connecticut.
l,.,.,n N,N.YWk Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey colder: fair: northYe>terly winds.
For Weston N,%-Nolk, Western PennsylVahia anu
Wo~t Virginia. colder; far; northefly wind,
Far District II Columbia. Delaware. Maryland and Wiz
GINA colder: far; norher.y winds BRO" IN Virgins
THURSDAY Il,ht.
io Nortn carolina South Carolina, colder; fNs;
snow thu night.
For G,o,.ia. Florida. fair; rain in Georgia Thursday
night colder
For Alabama Mississippi. Louisiana and Eastern Texas,
rain; oodrr.
For Kentucky and Tennessee. srow or rain; COLDER
FOR ONO ana Indiana fan light snow Thursday nighsi
colder.
For Illinois and Missouri light snow colder in sousern
stationary temp r1tulc in northern portion.
For Lower Michigan. Upper Michigan ana wisconsin,
continued cold fair, except h southern Wisconsin, hshs
snow Thui>das.
For Minnesota. North Dakota and south Dakota far;
wJTmri. ,,.. ..,, .
For Iowa and Nebraska. fair except light snow IN
Iowa Thursday: stationary temperature
Tor Arkansas. lain; stationary tempe atuie.
For Colorado. fart Wiln"r ..,..
Tor kml,a,. isnt >uoN stationary temperature.