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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24
They are Desperate.

Now the republican organs ADM, q
Hill is supporting Cleveland but u lLat
say that he has been bribed. II i taey
to please the republicans and NC Iafd
that after election they will be kioL ,sa1
harder and higher than ever.,NR f",as
Miner. Outs
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24
STATE PRESS COMMENT.
Very Wide AyyaL.

That man Maginnis is not asle., >.
is out for the senatorship. His = He
in this county are at work. S.eld'
them will be in the democratic "ne q
convention.-Butte Inter Mount.iiuo unt!!
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24
For Sale.
Rooms for Rent.

Heavy work horse, dirt cheap, to b,
cen at Axtell Stables. II. Albrecht.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24
Fine Art.

The paintings and etchings o =. ,,rs
hibition at Rubottom a. GilchrlsI 1p,spi.
formerly the property OF ): II ,ber
will DO sold ut public auction
store ut 3 o'clock Saturday, Sept
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24

One OF two rooms on the north side
suitable for small store or dressmaker.
Address p. o. box 8G3.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24

THE political condition Of Minnesota
under republican rule may be judged
from the fact that frequent reports have
to be made of children being killed there
by wolves and panthers. Turn the ras-
o.lo ant
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24

Fresh oysters cooked in any style at
Hooters restaurant, 217 Central avenue.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24
Qualifications of Voters
District Registry AGENT

District Registry Agent.
No. Is. V. V. Carter, Great Falls
No 2.-E. S. Wright, Great Falls
No. 3.-B. A. Robertson, Sun River
No. 4.-Joseph Jetfres, Cascade
No. 5.-Nathan Gibson, Truly.
No. Ga. H.. Rowe. Armington'
No. 7.-E. l.. Cornell, Sand Coulee'
No. S.--W. j. Kennedy, Belt.
No. 9.-Thomas A. Wall, Kibbey
No. 10.-George Currie, IT,, Grait'h'
No. lib. +. Stickney. Stickne'
No. FL. +. Howes, Monarch.
No. Ii. William Warner, Upper e'A"
Coulee.
No. II. Jas. Strakangast, RIce'i''
No. 15.-J. +. Stewart, Mission
The registration offices in Great ta. o,
are two in number. The first dis'lt.'
comprises all that section of the c"i
north OF Central venue The ONCE =
the registration agent is at Burglar = :
Frary's Office on Second street. rear "
Cascade bank. The second district COZ,
prises all that portion Of the city soui u
of Central venue Agents olrce "
Milwaukee house.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24
DECISIVE
Baking Powder Tests
The United States Official

Investigation of Baking Powders, made, by authority of
Congress, in the Department Of Agriculture, Washing
ton, D.. c., furnishes the highest authoritative informa-
ton as to which powder is the best. The Official Report
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24
OF INTERES To VOTERS.
In Order to Exercise the Right of sunn;
They Must Register.

In Order to Exercise the Right Of surng
They Must Register.
The work of registering voters in tie
several registration districts in CASCADE
county commenced Thursday. Sept u
Registration Law.
Section } of the registry law provide:
that the registry agents shall at an.
time when called upon to do so at Their
respective offices between the hours Of!
p. m. and s p. m. on all legal days frr
and after the 18th day of September 70
the 9TH day of October. and betweent e
hours of 10 a. NJ. and 10 p. m. from TIE
9TH day of October to and i~ncludI!
the 18th day of October prior to any
general elections, receive and register th:
names of all persons legally QUALIFIED
and entitled to vote at such election, o.
who will have legally acquired a res,
dence being otherwise qualified AMI
who have a right to vote at such Cd
suing elections according to the proys
ions Of the law under which such ele.'
tons may be held in each election pre-
cinct within their respective districts,
Qualifications of Voters,
Every voter must apply in person e
the registry agent at his Office; must "
u years of age; a citizen of the unlleo
States; a resident of the state one year
of the county 30 days, and Of the eIec
ton precinct where he intends to 'o'
.0 DAYS.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-24

Shows the to be a
cream of tartar baking pow
der, superior to all others in
leavening power Ss a2ssH a. 1x = sapo
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
JUDGMENT MErE0 OUT.
Every Oh,r PIdn iT o. the c lend
Won His Case.


Every Oh,r PILn iT o. the lend
Won His Case.
Several years ago before the old
district courts were done away with.
there was an old San Francisco gentle
man occupying the b2nch on the old
Fifth district vino was exceedingly in
dolent and during his term of oHcC
he allowed the business OF the court
to fall behind.
At last he died and as his success
sor man was chosen who was cele.
brated chiefly as an inveterate tobacco
chewer. and whose knowledge Of law
was extremely small.
When he took the oath of Office he
inquired into the condition OF the cal
oadar. relates the Wayerly Magazine
and when he learned how great was
the number OF cases awaiting decision
he Immediately ordered the clerks tc
lay all the papers before him. They
were accordingly carried into the
court room and the newly elected
Judge eyed them sharply for seve RAJ
minutes Reaching over he grasoed
The first one that came 10 his hand
and said:
This one is decided for the de-
'endant"
Another was taken. and laying ii
tside by Itself he remarked:
And this one | give to the plain
if"
In this way he disposed OF every
ease on the calendar giving every
other verdict to the defendant and the
other to the plaintiff. Strange as it
may seem it is still claimed in the
Did districts that the verdicts thus
rendered were the most equitable ever
delivered there. either before or since.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

LOUISVILLE. NY. NJ lrcu "a
fight is reported between the Parton
and Turner factions at Pineyille. re-
sulting probably in the fatal shooting
OF Ike Parker OF the Turner crowd
and the slight wounding of Alva Par
ton. Since Berry Turner was killed
by Parton last fall and stood guard to
prevent friends from Durying Kim the
Partons have been constantly on the
lookout FOR Turner, and got news sat
urday that he was at home Accord
ingly Avis Parton. Lem Parton. Joe
Henderson and two others ,nt to
Turner's and surrounded the house.
They demanded that Turner come out
and were answered with Il shot which
struck Avis Parton in the wrist A
number OF shots were fired on both
sides and after d short cessation the
Partons broke in the door Tney
found Ike Parker dying in pool OF
blood with his leg broken oy a bali
Berry Turner escaped before the
house was surrounded.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
TALK OF THE TRIFLERs.

Manager (boastfullyl -"our theater has
)een newly fitted up; the curtain-in short,
everything is iron Critic-''Yes, yes;
everything except the performers and
hey are wooden "-Fliegeni Blaetter
The Rector's Wife-"And how have
you managed to get along this winter,
Mrs. Murphyn' Mrs. Murphy" Sure,
na'am wild the help o God and few
servant girls I've pulled trough. Puck
What was the trouble ut the seance last
night" Jones asked to communicate with
he spirit of his first wife, Yes "
while he was talking with her his second
wife came in and broke up the circle -
New York Press
Employment Agent-"Why do you
.eave place in which you have worked
20 many yearsir Domestic-"Ven you
ee the missus died last month ''The
house is lonely now, 1 suppose " "'Tain't
that; but now the missus is dead the
master blames everything on me. New
York Weekly.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

around New York sC'lety OF "a scandal
involving the great name of the A.
tors and the equally great name of the
Draytons OF Philadelphia The sto,,
was that Mrs. J. Coleman Dray,on
was too intimate with Herbert Alison
Barrowe. a young man OF 90. who Is
tolerably well known around New
York. Mrs Drayton was Miss
Augusta Aston daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Aston and a sister to
William Waldorf Aston. Two or three
days ago the story got into the papers.
when some correspondence between
Drayton, the injured husband and
Barrowe was given out by Barrowe's
friends. Among the papers was
challenge from Drayton to Barrowe.
which Barrowe declined to accept on
the ground that the alleged intimacy
between Mrs. Drayton and himself had
been going on too long and that Dray-
ton had put himself outside the pale
OF the code when he had accepted an
annuity from the Astors as a balm Tor
his wounded feelings.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
Salisbury Evasive.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-At the
session of the cabinet yesterday the
time was consumed in consideration
of the Behring sea question. Sails
bury's reply to Wharton's note Of the
Sth instant insisting upon a renewal
of the modus vivendi for the present
season. was read and formed the basis
of discussion. Reticehce is maintain
ed by members of the cabinet Us to
the contents OF Salisbury's note yet
there is reason to believe it is uusatis-
factory to this government Sails
bury's reply as to the main point is
said 10 be indecisive, and although he
contends against a renewal he does
Mt commit himself 30 far rs TO decline
80 give assent TO it. 1t is said reply
is now being prepared in which the
government will in no sense recede
from the former position, but on the
contrary stand firmly by it Sails
bury's note was received by the cabi-
net and is not OF great length.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

The charming blonde who presides
At the registered letter window of tho
posto ice threw up her dainty hands
with surprise a few days ago when
gentleman walked up to the window,
md upturning big grip dumped its
contents before her. There were 40
etters to be registered. Such a task
had never before fallen to her lot
Her appeal for help brought the chief
of the division. who provided help in
the shape OF three assistants for her.
and the pile was soon disposed Of.
The man stood by until the receipts
were given him.
The fact is he explained, Il am
secretary of a fashionable club and
it's the most difficult matter in the
world to make them pay up. 1 send
hundreds Of bills, and when l speak
to members about it it's always the
same story. / never got the bill, old
fol; certainly I'll pay up. just send
me a bill and I'll see that you get it ,
There are 40 delinquents in the club.
and I'll be sure they all get their bills
this quarter.
The responses have already begun
to come in in way that foretells the
entire success of the scheme. -Phila-
ielphia Record.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

CoRsIcANA. Tex. March 25.-About
five years ago Andy Clements well
known colored man living at Angus
about five miles south of this city, was
taken sick with what the doctors pro-
nounced black jaundice and has been
aiiing more or less ever since. -Four
weeks ago he took TO his bed with
some malarial trouble and died Tues
day last. He was a, very religious
darby and intelligent above the aver
age. Believing that his demise would
be caused by some peculiar phsse OF
the malady with which he was first
attacked five years ago, he requested
his attending physician, DR.. o. L.
Thiveatt TO nave a post mortem made
OF his body after death and II his sur
misses were correct to give the facts
through the medical fraternity TO the
world. Accordingly, DR.. Thiveatt
called to his aid DR. T. S. Slater and
the formers brother Or. ]. f. Thiv-
eatt and held the post norton. The
result was that Clements liver had be-
come enlarged by fatty degeneration
until instead OF Weighing fifty-six
ounces, the normal weight OF heal
thy mans liver, il weighed a trife
over eleven pounds
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
THE APPLIED SCIENCES.

The aerial torpedoes thrown by ths
subes of the cruiser Vesuvius are 5 feet
ong and 1917 inches in diameter. 1t
costs about 81, 600 to fire one Of these mis-
siles
The great electric light that is to be
placed on Mount Washington's summit
will probably be visible even as far away
as Boston under favorable atmospheric
conditions
A singular phenomenon lately pointed
out but not yet explained Is that the in
terror OF piece of mild steel may be
raised to the fusing point while the out
side remains solid.
In the geodoscope, Miss Annie NJ Greg
Dry incloses a three inch terrestrial globe
in a twelve-inch celestial globe of glass.
marked with the principal stars. the signs
Of the zodiac, the ecnptic the celestial
equator and the tropics. The rotation OF
the earth is effected by handle project
ing through the glass she'll
Twsnty-four carat gold IS all gold
twenty two carat gold has twenty-five
parts of gold. one of silver and one OF
copper; eighteen carat gold has eighteen
parts of gold and three each OF silver and
,opper; twelve carat gold is half gold and
mas three and a half parts 81 silver and
aipht and a half of copper Its specific
yravitv is about fifteen; pure gold Is nin0-
teen
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

CANYON CITY. Tex. March 20
On Saturday evening a farmer by the
name OF Ash living about fifteen miles
west OF this place, started home and
when about one mile from town his
team became frightened and ran away,
throwing him out and knocking him
senseless. 1t then being Tery late in
the evening there was no more pass
ing that night He being in help
less and unconscious condition, lay
out all night and was found Sunday
morning ABOUT 9 o'clock The night
WAS very cold and some snow fell.
He was brought to the Victoria hotel
and is now in Il critical condition.
However the good citizens OF Canyon
City have spared no time in securing
medical attention His recovery Is
donbffui
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

SAN DIEGO Tex. Mar..h 2I.-
Miguel MARTINEZ and a ranger came
into San Diego yesterday morning
with the dead body OF Robert Doughty
son OF Mrs. Frank c. Graves.
Doughty was with seven or eight
rangers acting as guard and came up
with body of supposed CARA men
about twenty miles below Pena on
the line of this and Starr counties.
The parties were supposed violators
OF the neutrality laws and running
fight ensued. in which Doughty was
shot in the head and killed instantly
The rangers captured one horse and
one horse was killed. None OF the
rangers were hurt.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

AUSTIN. Tex. March Pet now
looks as if the senate mas knocked the
house ont on the silver question. At
any rate this is the case so far is the
conference ana committee appointed
to pass on the matter is concerned.
This committee has considered the
resolution providing in effect that the
silver question is equally as impOr-
tant an issue as the tariff and which
the senate refused to swallow, and
will make a report to the effect that
1t is not necessary to resolute as the
Texas members have always voted for
free coinage OF silver This virtually
settles the whole matter and the
Mills men who first inaugurated the
fight on the resolution when it came
to the senate are jubilant over their
victory.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

TT want OF elevation OF which
we corfpla in the writer's OF our
time is duo to their effort 10 write
down to The loyel Of sordid philosophy.
They are not as coarse as Zola; but
they are afraid TO look up because o.
certain critics looking over their
shoulders This is the cause Of that
aridness and tivialness OF which we
have all grown so weary in contempo-
rary iciioa. 1t IS falsely supposed
that 10 Do realistic one must trace tho
highest with the lowest instincts Of
humanity back to IN animal origin
That Human Beast which in some
distant past crcpt out OF The slime Of
the sea 10 make lis way by cunning
and violence through higher and high
er forms for countless centuries. until
at last II should present itself. the
survival OF the most lit in dress-coat
and white cravnt sn egotist with all
its monster history latent in its veins
That beasts tail runs between tho
lines Of this perverted realism. Put
a change IS coming. Mere men o.
letters are naturally not the first TO
perceive it bat when the turn OF the
tide has be ONE inevitably evident
the whole wide ocean Of literature
VIII smile 10 the sunshine Of new day
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
A Plnckr woman.

PARIS, Tex. March 24-It seems
that the city is infested with a gang Of
burglars who are making nightly
raids in the residence portions of the
city. Monday night they attempted
10 enter the residence OF Mr.. Gooch on
North High street Mr. Gooch was
away from home ana Mrs Gooch
went to the window where she heard
the noise taking with her u pistol
AS she approached she saw 4 man
walk away. She placed her face close
to the glass to get better view.
While looking out another man. who
was standing by the window. struck at
her with a long knife breaking
through the glass but she sprang
back, escaping injury. The plucky
woman returned to the window and
seeing the figures OF two men vanish
ing in the darkness fred upon them
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
BIC blaze md Eo,1on.

BoSroN. Mass. March %. Fire in
Henderson Bros. carriage factory in
Cambridge yesterday morning de-
stroyed the large four-story marine
building of brick TWO fom-story
buildings and four two-story buildings
in the rear and a large stable and
ruined three dwelling houses The
loss on the carriage factory is 5000. =
600; insurance 800. 900. The FIRMS
safe. containing $50 600 worth OF val
liable paper, is in the ruins. A nun
dred hands were employed. The loss
on the dwellings is about S1S. 900; in
sured. In the brick building were
i've stores: Shurt!eff's watch factory
Hills provision store. Hennewell's
periodical store and Kneeland's plumb
ing shop. The loss on this is total
and VIII amount to $50. 900.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
The cnine.o ouo.tion.

WASHINGTON. March 22-Tsui Kwo
Gin. Chinese minister, has prepared a
letter to the secretary of state urging
an early response to the various com
municalions of the Chinese govern
ment sent this government with refer
ence to the restriction OF Chinese i'm
migration. In an interview the min
lister said: FOR several years have
heen endeayoring to secure better
treatment for my people al the
hands of the United States. II
the United States wishes to pub
d stop 10 Chinese immigration it
should be done by means OF treaty
with my country. For the United
States to agree 10 a treaty providing
for the admission of Chinese and then
override it by an act of congress is
hardly acting in good faith "
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
The inland MI Tabled.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-There
has seldom been seen in the house
such scene Of suppressed excitement
as was Witnessed yesterday. The sill
yer debate had been dragging along
as it has dragged along ever since the
silver bill was up. with no relief in
the way OF red fire until Bourke Cock
ran of New York took the floor. There
was a great rush to the gallery and to
hear this man as he was understood
to be an orator from way back. He
has made no speech this session and
everyone was anxious to hear him, and
he did make a great speech-a sort
OF declamatiOn-in which ne touched
the edges OF the main questions as
he skinned along. and after he
had concluded and the noise Of
speechifylng had died. Burrows Of
Michigan moved that the bill be laid
on the table Then the vote com
menced. AS it progressed it became
evident that the vote was going to be
very close After much voting and
wrangling. in which the services Of
the sergeant-at-arms was several times
required, the vote stood 14S to 145
against laying the bill on the table
Bland then gave up the fight the
house adjourned and the bill goes back
on the calendar.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Important Happenings in the Various %
partments Of Government
CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER news
BIaine's Anxiety IL said to Con
firm the Belief of Serious Behr-
ing Sen Complications

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The seri
BUSINESS Of the Behrlng sea situation il
shown by the fact that Secretary
Blaine attended the cabinet meeting
yesterday. Notwithstanding he has moi
yet fully recovered from his recent at
tack OF grip. All the other members.
were prompt in attendance. Foster
and Tracy had conference prior toI
the meeting presumably in regard to-
orders to be sent 10 naval ana revenue
vessels to be assigned to duty PATROL
ing the sealing grounds. 1t is practi-
cally settled that this service will be
assigned to the warships Charleston.
Baltimore Boston Yorktown. Adams
Ranger and Michigan and the revenue
vessels Corwin. Bear. Rush and Alba
tross. The entire session OF the cabi-
net was devoted to the cOndsider-
alton of the Behring sea ques-
ton. II IS understood this govern.
ment viii await reply from Lord
Salisbury to the presidents note Of
the 22d before proceeding upon the
assumption that Great Britain will not
cooperate in measures for the protec-
ton of the sealing industry.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
Dn,nernte A11en,nt.

New BIRMINGHAM Tex. March 81.
Ais o'clock yesterday evening some
OF tie conv.cts at the state prison at
tempted to put into execution a con-
spiracy 10 scale the wall and csc pc
They seized an inside guard tied his
hands behind him. cut his throat
placed a ladder to the wall and at
tempted to ascend. pushing the guard
In front OF them to prevent the picket
from shooting them. While this was
being done the picket left his post
jumping to the ground with Il gun IN
his hand. Another, piciset leo or more
yards of. fired on them with win
chester. killing the leader, and that
ended the break The guards throat
was cut from ear to ca. the windpipe
being severed half in two. but Dr.
Jameson thinks he will recover
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01

VICTORIA. B. c., March 25.-It is
reported here that Rear Admiral C..
F. Hothan c. B.. commander in chief
Of the British Pacific sta;.on, has
sent cable dispatch to the warships
Melromeme, Champion and Warsprite
to start for Esquimalt and reach there
May /, two months carrier than the
lime usually arranged for their arrival
This sudden change in the disposition
OF the ships is taken TO indicate a seri-
Gus phase in the Behring sea dispute.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-04-01
A BosoUE TRAGEDY.
BenitO Castro Brutality Shot Down
IN His own House.

Ell PAso. Tex. March %. Another
murder has been committed in the
Bosque above the city and near the
spot where the two strangers were
killed four weeks ago, Benito Castro
is the victim this time. According to
his wife's statement Albert l. Brown
Marcos Medina Eduardo Ortego and
another party appeared at Castro's
house at an early hour yesterday
morning and demanded admittance.
Castro's wife opened the door and per-
mitted Brown and Gonzales TO enter.
Castro, who was asleep. was arous
and told TO dress and accompany the
This he proceeded TO do and Bro
and Gonzales joined their gang outs
while CasSI-5---saz getting UNTO
clothes His wife fearing trouo
closed and locked the door behi
them and refused to open II when Or
dered 10 DO so by the outsiders. With
out further ceremony shooting began
through the door. At the first volley
Castro gave a cry and fell TO the floor,
mortally wounded. One ball struck
him back of the left ear coming out
near his nose and Embedding itself in
the wall beyond. He soon died. No
cause is assigned for the killing.
Sheriff Hildebrand yesterday captured
all OF the parties but one who it is
feared escaped into Mexico.