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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

TmE Flathcad Ilerald-.Journal says:
Paris Gibson. the honorrd father Of the
beautiful and wonderful "ity of Great
Falls. the friend Of the men and women
can conceive and whose executive ability
can accomplish great things for the state.
would make a senator who would reflect
honor upon the state" 'fh"r" is no man
in this neck Of the woods who does not
agree with this sentiment. But. like
many other men VINO would make excel
lent senators, Mr, Gibson has no fancy
for the strife and turmoil Of politics.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

.Joncsoy-So You are thinking Of gcttiu-
married.
Brinr-lr~.
.Joncs"y-Whrn - il going to occur?
Brine-TonOrrOw.
JOnescy-trcat Sc0tt. Tomorrow And
you say your" only thinking about il.
Brinc-Thato what | say. You didn't
suppose n man only one day oil from his
wedding day wouldn't he thinking about
il, did you?-ENcinnrc.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

DISTRICT Court Clerk Cockrill is to
have bis right to the office contested, the
republican candidate at the recent cleo.
ton having begun proceedings to that
end. The returns, as canvassed, show
that Mr.. Cockrill received a majority of
the votes. Mr.. Athey, is, it would ap.
pear trying to take advantage of a
technically, in claiming Mr.. Cockrill was
not the nominee of the peoples party.
There will be an opportunity for him to
establish this. 1t is not within the
province of Il newspaper to define what
should be the action of the legal tribunal
which will adjudicate this matter. A
few days since the chairman of the exc
cutive committee of the peoples party
said the nominations made by that COM
mlttee were regular and were made with
the sanction and approval of a majority
of the members of the committee and
that he could establish this fact. All
this will be known in due time. As it
now stands Mr.. Cockrili has been
adjudged elected; he received IA majority
the votes cast at the recent election
and would therefore seem to he the
choice of the qualified electors for the
Office he now holds. This being true he
not be removed from office by a
technicality. or to crafty the ambition
Of Il disappointed candidate and Office
cnnkpr
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

have obtained the agency for the
Rockford Watches at Great Falls. They
ara especially adapted to railroad use.
" you are in need ~ "A fine timokceper.
cali and SEE me. W. r.. ~CnAMHERLAIN,
10 Central avenue.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

The only count! from which til" re-
turns are not in is Dawson. where it Is
conceded that tie republican plurality
Averages about fifty on all offices.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

DE. HhMMoND states that seventy
men have died suddenly while running
after cars in Washington. But this
isn't "A 1.-THE Of the number who have
died while running after office there.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

THe statements made by the astron-
omers concerning the comet remind one
of the reckless remarks If Tom Carter a
few days before election. These men Of
science know as little about comets as
Tom knew about New York.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

STEPS should he taken without delay
to arrange for an abundance of good seed
wheat. and some agreement should be
reached respecting the acreage that will
he sown bv our farmers the coming sea
son. \ meeting and banquet Of farmers
to be held at Great Falls would be the
thing.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

THAT tickle. deceltful comet with its
10000 miles gait per day and nothing i'll
particular to 10 might at least have tar
ried long enough to have given plodding
mortals a few pointers on rapid transit.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

Lots selling at one-half their actual
value in Fifth and Sixth Additions to
TOWNSHIP. City water: electric lights.
800 and 500 for lots jOxl21 feet, dis
tant less than one-half mile from the
business center of the city. Great Falls
Water Power n Townsite Co.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

docs your husband say much about his
pain"
NO, doctor. lie can't complain"
"That's good
"Ncll, | don't know, doctor. You see,
he's too SICK 10 '-Wnhhinpton star.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

. fail to perceive from. u dispatches from
Y Brussels that the alleged silver confer
t ence will be "a complete fizzle. 1t will
I accomplish nothing that the American
: people want done for the white metal,
and is a sham of the worst kind. The
? republican managers. including President
. Harrison, knew exactly what would come
Of it, but the abortion was persisted in
to gain time for election purposes.
To propose the purchase of a given
amount of silver at Sc cents an ounce. as
was done by the ROthschild's representa-
tive at the conference on Monday, is to
insult the people who are clamoring for
their rights. We ask for bread
and they offer us a stone. 1t is clear
that they have formed Il conspir-
acy to prevent the rcmonctization of
silver. Let us ask ourselves what is the
cause for their opposition. Is it not be-
cause they are unwilling to do anything
that will lessen the advantages of CAPT
tai or improve the condition of the
struggling masses Of the population:
Yes. this is it, and there is no other
thought that enters into their c%alcula
tons.
Why are the ltothschilds such ii power
in the conference: because they are
the holders Of "A vast stock Of gold. and
through that are the creditors of nearly
all civilized nations. l. it likely, then
that they will submit to any move
which would tend to diminish their
prestige: Certainly not. These con
spirators, with the aid of others, have
broken down silver wherever it was pos
Siblc for the sole purpose of strength
cning their " position. ana tfeir
minions at the brussels conference are
there simply to prevent action looking
To- the rehabilitation of silver.
1t is now perfectly clear that silver can
only he restored to its legal tender posi-
ton. the place it is given in the consti
tuition Of this country. through the ac-
ton Of the american congress, regard
less Of the Wishes or the views Of any
other country.
We must strike for free SILVER as We
should ito if our most precious rights
and liberties were assaiIcd. and we must
be about it at onc" before the chains of
the god barUns are forever fastened
upon Us. y crusade must be preached
in favor Of free silver which shall make
the ears Of congress tinglt and strike
terror to the hearts Of the politicians
who are trying to run this country in
the interests OF the gold ring of Europe.
Men Of all professions are studying the
silver question and it il gratifying to
find Il man like Archbishop Walsh of
Dublin coming out in favor Of silver re
monrtiza,ion. He favors bi-mctallism,
aud at Dublin Monday, as reported by
the Associated Press. he said that the
adoption Of hi-metdllism was Il matter Of
imperative necessity to save Irish ten
ants from inevitable ruin. 1t Vas dis
heartcnIng. the bishop added. to tind no
interest taken in the question 10y leaders
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CAUSE "f the rninous fall in prices of
agricultural products. The man cause,
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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

New Dolls. Toys and Novelties Just
opened at Calkins iDibble's Book
store.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

TINS snow is worth IA clean million to
Cascade county.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

Typewriting satisfactorily done at
room :, Dunn block. city.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

lr is clear that we shall have to send IA
protest down east to make the caricatur-
isis and rhymsters give our Thomas Il
rest. They are after him continually,
this being a fair sample of their latest
work ON him:
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

Six room house on Fifth ave. north.
between Tenth and Eleventh SIS. In
quire of Frank Baker at Cannon Ball
Clothing Co.. first door east Of the First
National bank.
school Books ami School supplies
al CalkinS \ bibles bookstore.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02

The following is the certificate as flied
with the county clerk and recorder. for
William NJ. Cockrill as tho nominee Of
the peoples party for the office OF clerk
of the district court:
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-12-02
STATE Or MoNTNNA, /
tOINTY OF CASCADE.

We, the undersigned, dohereby certify
that II convention Of delegates from all
the precincts ~ said county, held on the
third day Of September, A. D. 1892, at
Great Falls, Cascade county, Montana,
after making nominations for the several
offices to be filed at the general election
to be held on November 9Th, 1892, said
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ceitiae Ready In
Dallas -Nugcnt CLAIMS.

DALLAS, Tax, sept H. Especial
Tho Democratic Ia the country precincts
organized yesterday and Tho report
comes In that rs per cent ot all the
voters aru for the regular Democratic
ticket
In Iewolla, a suburb OF Dallas O o
Clark men attempted 20 capture ~
organization, but were driven on In
number Of the city wards the regulars
began the work Of organization and IN
the others the work viii be- performed
next Wednesday night
The boys want 10 got Ia shape TO NJ
ceive Governor llogE
Tho white Republican supporters oi
Col. Houston held a large aud onthusi-
astic meeting last night and resolved
10 mako vigorous campaign. Col
Houston will open ut Nacogdochca
next week, and viii make 100 speeches.
Alfred Stone, one of the leadnrs Of The
cOlOrcd Republicans and delegate 90
the recent state convention, declared
Tor Nugent to-day, ana Is positive
that majority o. the blacks Ia thie
city will vote against Judge Clark
Stone Is power 10 the Sixth and
Ninth wards, and has lived Ia Dallas
for the past thirty years, lie says that
"Cuncy has sold The Dlaol, men and for
the last time. a
r.. H. Coleman, editor Of San Antonio
Truth and Peoples party orator was
10 the city tonight ON route home
from Collin county whore he made
eighteen speeches. MIR. Coleman Affects
TO believe that Il win bo worry close Do.
tweeu Hogg and NuFent in Collin
county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Aadre-... IN. cnHsu- OF cisco FROM
Sidewalk


Cisco, TEX, Sept. ls.- Especial r.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Calhoun Of
Eastland addressed our OitiEens from
the sidewalk on the issues OF the day
from Hogg standpoint ilo criticised
the action OF the Clark men and
classcd them Us bOlterss, bit conceded
~ thom honesty In their beliefs, but
that they woro sadly mistaken aud ap-
pealod to them earnestly 10 return TO
the true Democratic fold as reurOsenlcd
by Gov. Hogg, aud not 10 Mahnncizo
the Democratic party oi Texas. He
predicted that Judge Clark would ere
long land In the bosom OF tho ROpubli-
can party as Malone did
He was followed by Hon, ]. n ilRr-
ris, OF Dublin, in tho evening nt the
opera house, which was woll filed,
many ladies heing In attendance.
Harris Is a iorcibic and eloquent
speaker and produced much enthusiasm
Us he scored the present administra-
sion. one Of his strong points being the
close relationship OF tho Hogg platform
with tho I-ird party and Socialist
platform. That no one over questioned
the orthodoxy Of tho platform on which
Judge CLARK stands, that u Is Ia accord
with Democratic principles and the ma
tional platform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
Is the South Says Sheerin,
Secretary Of the Body
THAT MANAGES DEMOCRACY
Ia the Prescut campaigu.-siand Firm for
Houston
Says Chairman Gillespie Of the Regular whils
Republicans HOGS Hen and Clark
Men Organizing and huaeal
Mea too-Polilles.
No Doubt That is soiidlp wal be
Maintained.

mAtnthlneus
INDrANAPoLIs,I IND, sept. rs. -Thcro
was u notable gathering of Democratic
politicians hero yesterday, 10 discuss
the pending campaign. Among them
was Secretary Shecrin OF tho national
committee.
In answer 20 question Us 10 the set-
Element OF an party differences IN New
York, Secretary Shoerin said, what
ever differences, real or ianciod, there
may have been IN Now York, mr all
settled now, and everybody Is working
for the election Of Mr.. Cleveland On
the occasion OF the visit Of Cleveland
to New York he was received by Demo-
Gratis Of all shndes Of belief. and they
all pledged their loyalty 10 him The
party IN New York H. united and has
mover worked harder for candidate
than it will work for Mr. Cleveland
lis Il true that the National CONE
mittee Is frightened about some Of the
southern states-thc CarolinAs, for iu-
stance and that that Is the reason
Stevenson was sent Southg' was asked,
"fhe Democrats will carry every
Southern state. Some tmo ago some
Of our people wero sOlicitous about
some Of tho southern states,
fearing that tho Republicans, With
tho assistance Of the Grecnbacyora aud
Peoples party, might be able 10 make
inroads, but those fears have all passed
away. Our adwcos from the southern
states arc that everything Is in good
shape down there
"ls the western headquarters at Chi
oago doing any work.
Tho western committee Is already
doing some effective work The mon
la charge OF the headquarters are
thoroughly capable, and believe will
do much good thruu ghout the west
"Doos tho national committee have
any hopes that Illinois can be carried
by the Democratic
"T'he western branch VI tho commit
toe feels pretty confident that tho state
can be carried MIR. stevenson, | au
told, is much liked in his state and will
poll large vote
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

The Katy is preparing 10 handle a
a5heayy cotton traffic out OF Texas this
season.
J. w. Barboe, general livestock
agent of Tia Cotton Belt has contract
cd to move 1000 head Of feeders.
The car famine IL becoming serious
The Missouri Pacific and Iron Noun
tain are 1000 cars short on grain,
Jolly Jack Leblanc will, IL Is said, be
general auditor Of tha Fort Worth and
Trinity Valley, which company is now
preparing for construction.
j. j. Ballard chief dispatcher OF the
Fort Worth and Denver rs lying quito
IN at his room in Wichita Falls aud u.
S. Rea IL now acting chief dispatcher.
j. v. Goode, superintendent Of the
Fort Worth and Denver, came IN last
night Rumor says Fort Worth Is 30
attractive that he cannot dream Of re-
mining away over Sunday.
A proposition has been made TO adj
vance the rate on hogs from Chicago N
New York TO basis Of 30 cents per 100
pounds, effective Oct. Is. A joint com
nitice Of the Western, Trunk Line and
Central Traffic associations Will decide
1t. .,
The question Of a federation oil al
the railway employees organizations Is
again being agitated. Tho question
was discussed bat no action talfon az
the meeting Of the grand lodge OF tho
Brot erho0d Of Locomotive hremen IN
it, session al Cincinnati.
Gould Is after Chicago limo and II
is said he will make the Wahashu part
OF tho Missouri Pacific system ON 81.
Louis, thus giving him his own rails
from Chicago TO Mexico This j. rem
derod probable by the recent Wabash
election, IN which the Gould men IN
the Missouri Pacific directory were
elected as Wabash directors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

FIRE ISLAND, N. v, Sept. 1s.--Not
ne slightest opposition was offered by
ihe lslip health authorities or bay men
NJ the landing OF the Wyoming pas
Iengers to-day. The belief among the
pituitary and civil officers in charge
4 the hostile demonstration were
tae 70 the people not being
Eaoloughly acquainted with what had
fanspired during the early part OF
As' week. They did not know the
resolutions Of which copies were served
yesterday had been adopted Tuesday
llimediately after the landing Of the
N9rlnania's passengers, and that the
siip board Of health had, within few
'loars announced that no further pro
ssst would be made, but suits to recover
nc penalty would be begun and the
natter taken TO the grand Jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

Gainesville Railroad Men riAvs Heavy
Tranie to handie.

hfNAN ~ hAuttNs
GAINESVILLE TEX, sept ls.---ISpe-
cial. The Gainesville railroad boys
are kept busy these days handling the
heavy fall traffic. Few OF them ARE
laying on but are kept so busy that
news among them Is rather scarce
Billy Whitman, the handsome
and desorvedly popular ''con.n Is OF on
a visit to his old Kentucky homo.
Billy landed In Fort Worth from a
trip TO California on the night OF the
Sullivan-Corbott fight and there no
bumped mp against Carson Rollins. who
convinced him that money placed on
Corbett was bound to bring returns.
Billy was little lncrudulons, but got
good odds So he put up hundred or
20 on the California lad, with results
known to everyone
Carson Rollins, who did his first rail-
road work out OF Gainesville, was here
a few days renewing acquaintance with
old-time friends, He now has q train
some place in the southern part Of the
state.
Tho Santa Fe is converting twelve
cabooses into freight cars. which would
seem TO Indicate dearth of rolling
stock as well as heavy traffic.
Tho repair shops here have now
forty fiat cars in course OF repair,
Foreman Davis OF the car department
Is wor king fifty men constantly and
finds that he has plenty OF work for
every one OF thom.
Engine No. a., over which Tom
Decd presides, has just boon released
by Foreman Jef's men. II Is a beauti-
| full piece OF mechanism and reflects
much credit on the skill OF the boys OF
the machine shops.
Conductor VIM Davis OF the Clc-
burne-Purccll run, came up yesterday
on q lay on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

BROWNSVILLE; TEX, Sept. IS
special. I'm view Of the cholera re-
Poris from New York, the board Of
nsalth OF Matamoras, Mexico, acting
under orders from the City OF Mexico
= adopt measures to prevent its intro
action from Texas, held a conference
terdny at the residence OF American
Sehsul Richardson with authorities
I'm this city, the result Of which
fl.ved highly satisfactory to the
representatives OF both cities. Both
owns are now undergoing a thorough
process Of cleaning and disinfecting
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
4 EGRAPH NEWS
BOILED DOWN.

,..r stevens, Of Crete, Neb., is
~ und owes his concern $4,000.
4. Is still capturing scaling YES
4 II nationalities in the Behring
lombard embezzlement at Kan
n civ 50 far agg regates nearly
loo
and John Winters were killed
Dorado; Kas., by being run over
thresher.
u Bramwell, of Lowell. Ind, shot
IN on his wife's grave and refused
ical attention.
decision of a Federal court at
iau goats hail must pay an import
Of IL cents a pound.
sic Gossett was accidently shot in
neck few days since at Casey, ILL.,,
yesterday coughed up the bullet.
rs Won Elsmer, of Bloomington,
mother Of the late Marie Li;tia, the
Gus singer. has become insane.
hirh church officials from Rome are
q roate to the United States to make
AL Investigation into school mat
i Cheyenne, Wyo, Mrs. Emma ].
bite, aged so, is sueing Charles A.,
husband, aged 80, for divorce.
ey have been married a year and he
spent over $500, 600 of her money.
II the ballast quarry of A. G. Morris,
Tyron FORCES, Penna., yesterday.
re was fall of rock and earth esti-
ted at 100, 600 tons. John Harmony,
Five years Of age, was buried under
rock.
he Dominion Trade and Labor Com
S, in session in Toronto, adopted a
oution declaring the admission Of
inese a menace and undeniable dan
to the moral and material interests
Canada, and should be totally pro-
bited
Four boys entered an abandoned well
Plymouth, Pa, yesterday. The well
flied with gas from an adjoining
ne. Peter Ansler and John L. Davis,
d 10 and years respectively, were
iocated David Jones and Willie
hnson were taken out in an uncon-
Gus condition, and will die.
The Carnegie mills in Pittsburg are
Ntly crippled, owing to a scarcity Of
o. The detection is among the
lled workmen, who are working on
bnAge, About thirty have left, and
hers have only been persuaded to
tnain by the promise that in the event
creakdowns they will be allowed a
Asonable amount Of pay for their
pc. The work done at the mills /.
ID to be unsatisfactory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

party sPcaks TO rs In plain terms, and
plainly admonishes Ms 70 proparc Ia
take proper advantage az ia weakness
ny pcrfccting our organization,
strengthening our lines and cncOurag-
ing the faint-hoartcd, that In tho near
iutNrc we may $50 the fulhnment OF the
prophecy that has becn made, Of a Ro-
publican governor elected by Republic
can votes &. W. GILLESPIE
Chairman Republican state EAecu-
two COMMITTEES,
L. p. GooDELr., Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

The Democrats Of DraEoria oonferrinE
with the Republicans for that Purpose.
county

VELAsoo, TEX, sept Is Especial /
The Democratic and Republican
county conventions 10 nominate local
otilcOrB, met M Brazoria yesterday, and
the former has appointed delegates 10
confer with the lattor und try ia ar
range for fusion tiolrrt Il Is UNDER
stood that both partieh are strictly for
Clark for CoYenur which may act o. o
bond Of union between Them regarding
county nominations, though d majority
oithc Republican delegaiesare instruct.
cd from their primaries 30 90 against
any fusion, as calculated 10 sap the
strength Of the party
The Republicans have 200 whito and
900 negro votes, the Democrats go and
the Peoples party $50 IN this county.
Tho Inst named are ABOUT equally dlyld.
ed on the state ticket,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19
PARKER'S PROMOTION.
NOW ATTHE HEAD OF THE KATTs
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
Ne Is Nov In the Active Discharge o. MS
Du!lss-A erisi From Gresnsllls-
The Way Bills.


No Official notification has yet been
rersiveJ here. but 90 September loth,
~ p Perter assumed the duties Of
i-ar ~ Messenger and ticket agent Of
Nv ' Siissoyri. Kansas and Texas and ~
' - and operated lines. with head
20 49, - "A Parsons, Kans, This APP
ql w, ~ was foreshaiowed in The
= 1t,r7,r snrne ten days ago.
In his larger field Of ia1lr, alF, r ~ ~ p
ar will have abundant vppoi,uiliilli' ~ ~.
the exercise Of his sx7F ptipil'iif 80 ~
ability IN developing sna ioslssi'is 'ns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. Capt. Carr
ide at 1880 this evening. DR.. Edison
mo has been sent for win make an
'Samination before interment. BY
'der Of Mayor Van Cleft the body Is
'pnight wrapped In antiseptic blankets
"a buried in a six foot grave in the
'aS Catholic cemetery.
Gnard has been placed at the pest
fouse because OF threats TO burn it.
|emorrow six inmates OF the hospital
mere Carr died will be sent to the
- house and isolated. Dr. Walton,
Jew York health board inspector pro-
bounced the case cholera.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-19

WEATHERFoRD, sept, ls.-lSpccial. ]
Prof w. II. IleWis opioruui gho rs
loader politically among the coloi,d
people here aud who was an nrdent
supporter Of H0gg before the Cunoy
convention, said 10 your correspondent
to-day that he WIS a machine EepuOli-
can and honceforth iayOr Clark ana viii
use his influence among his race hcre
20 got them 10 do likewise; that since
the endorsement by The convention of
Clark he thought II was for tho beat
Tor his race for thom all 70 support
him.