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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

N~ASnISGToN. March IS. - The re-.
publicans think the effort 10 ~reorganizc
the election Of officers of the senate will
be made at this session and are prepar.
ing TO resist. a prominent republican
leader said today that members on his
side of the chamber had been discussing
the situation and would organize Il solid
opposition, lie also cited the fact that
all precedcnts were on tncir side. The
republicans will make some pertinent
quotations from the Congressional Rec
ord. When asked what prospect there
was of success, he replied that opposi-
ton in the past had been successful and
that ii would he nonc the less 20 at this
time.
Democratic senators say they have not
decided on thei" course yet, and many
of them are disposed to let it go over till
December rather than have the fight
uUN.
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Floods in Australia.

SAN FEANCIsCo. March Is The
Australian papers which arrived on the
steamer Alameda today print graphic
details Of great floods at Brisbane and
suburbs in February. In the city of
Brisbane and suburbs the damage by
floods is estimated at Sl5,OOO,0OO. There
was Il fall Of 81 inches OF rain in three
days and three steamers were tloated
out Of the river and landed high and
dry in the botanical gardens. The
towns of Bundsma, Ipswich and Godna
were all under water and people had to
flee 10 the hills. Seven men were
dro"ned in the mine at Ipswich and
four ~pcrsonsin one family were drowned.
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(hnIpriDp i'm ppuuSylxauiu.

Swicklcy, Penn: We had an epidem-
ic of cbolerine, AS our physicians called
it, in this place lately and ] made a
great hit with C~hamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. | sold
four dozen bottles of it in one week and
have since sold nearly a gross. This
Remedy did the work and was Il great
advertisement for me. Several persons
who had been troubled with diarrhea
for two or three weeks were cured by a
few doses of this medicine.
=. p. KNArr, Pm. G.
% and 80 cent bottles for sale by
Lapeyre Bros, Druggists.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

. LONDON. March lG.-Therc has been
an exciting scene in Dublin. After the
u%nionist meeting 800 Trinity collegians
paraded the streets bearing the British
ensign. A large and meuacing crowd
followed. yelling, Tear it up and sing
ing ''Tho Boys Of WcXford,' The stu
dents, armed with cudgels. repulsed the
ugly rushes of theiropponents, who, how
ever, seized the flag. At Grafton street
a sharp struggle occurred, until the flag
was recaptured and the collegians en-
tered the college. SThcre were several
skirmishes later in the evening. Tho po-
lice finally hisrnrspd The rival faCtlOms.
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Il Killed Ni- f,uaId.

CHEY,NNE. March lS-At 3 o'clock
this afternoon W. Munger, Il private in
the Seventeenth infantry at Fort Rus
sell, was shot and killed by George Jones,
later Jones was shot aud killed by Sergt.
Meyer aud Private Robinson while re-
slsting arrest. Jones was under arrest
on Il charge of stealing IA saddl" from the
post, lie WAS put to work on the post
grounds and today killed Munger with Il
ulstOi while thclatter was on guard duty.
lie then took Muugcr's rifle aud had gone
q distance OF about two miles when over.
taken by the two soldiers, when he nrcd,
but missed his aim. ana his pursuers re-
turned the fire with fatal effect. Jones
home is ut Fort LCayenwortlI.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

DE Soro, Mo. March lG. 4. \. Car
neat Of this place had Il desperata en-
counter with a crazy man named Row
den this morning at his home. i;owden
caught Carneau ana dragged him out Of
bed and was in the act Of rlunging a
knife into his heart when Carneau eX.
erted the strength he had left and shot
Rowden through the heart, killing him
instantly.
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81. P>CG. March 1G.-The end Of the
coai combine sensation has evidently
not been reached. IN the house TODAY
Walsh offered ii concurrent preamble
and resolution on the Rhodes case.
The resolution approves the action Of
the committee and instructs it to retain
hGOars' book for the use Of tie com
mittcr. prnrlding that if any Of thn
books are en- examination fuund t. hp
private Gcs Of Rhodes dnl not 10 re-
late 10 the alleged combine, that such
shall be returned to him. If papers are
fonnd t. crin.inatc Rhodes or amy others
then they are TO I've turned over 20 the
prosecuting officers OF the state. Rhodes.
through Attorney, {. ID. D'Brien and
court, tried to recover the books and
papers this evening by having IL writ uf
repleyin served on the sergeant al arms.
he having them in charge. The com
mittee is in session tonight and will re
fuse to give up the books or papers.
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W>smNoroS. .uarch lG.-President
Cleveland tonight positively refused 10
interfere with the decision Of the courts
in the case Of Howard j. Schneider. and
the murderer will be hanged tomorrow.
The president was tonight visited by
Rev. Mr.. Carson. pastor Of the Church
Of Crformaliou. vino presented an ap-
peal based ON the gr unds Of Schncidrr's
alleged insanity. asking for a respite.
The president has devoted much time to
the consideration Of all the facts n the
case and his decision is final
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High water in Massachusetts.

UAvERuILL, Mass, March lG.-Therc
is a heavy freshet in the Merrimac river
here. The wharves are under water aud
at some points the easements of build
ings along the river front are Hooded
with water. NJ. ID. Chase a Co.'S lum-
Der wharf is submerged and their large
stock of lumber is in danger of float
inp off
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GARROTED ON THE RAIL.
Tragic Fate of an Industrious Swede who
Showed His Money.

showe" HIS money
PITTsBuRG, March 16.-Andrew John
son . Swede who started from Cbicaoo
,~.n I.N.Nn-1 ..S,.N"eN
WITH MS lauh''y On uesoay ''h'ehoins TO
return TO his old home, is m~ysteriously
missing and is believed by railroad and
police authorities TO have met with foul
,In, wiz LoIort CLian,, w. h,1L;a
iir'' ""'' o'''"s' ~ l,"' ms
tlcRels ana ol,'UV IN money. shortly
after the train left Massilon, Ohio, he
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

CLEyE'.ANn. March lG.-AudreW John
son, the Sw tic who disappeared from
the Fort Wayne train between Chicago
and Iittsburg. was found wandering
near Massilon. O., today. lie was in d
dalcd condition ard also badly in
jurcd. .Attcr coming TO himself he said
that he was robhcd by two men ON the
tram as he was passing with them from
one car TO another ami thrown from the
platform. the robbers took all but sl3
of the money johnson had when he lett
Chicago.
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on .Iutiand'~ Rocks,

l.oNDoN, March lG-An unknown
vessel has foundercd on the west coast
Of Jutland. the main land of Denmark,
aud "A large quantity Of w%reckagc. to-
gether with "A number Of corpses, are
strcwn on the shore. rive hundred pc
troleum casks are among the wreckuge
ca t ashore and indicate that the vessel
WAS in the petroleum trade.
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4 piSasirnu. Failure.

ST. PAUL. March lG.-The Heauprc
Mercantile company, insol cent. filed
schedules of It's assets and liabilities this
forenoon in the district court. From
the figures submitted il appears that the
assets Of the company are estimated at
their cash value, 3~1GS,G9SH0, and liabill-
ties at 35l7 ,2SG.43. These figures show
that the failure is quite a disastrous one.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

WN~luNnTON. March lG- Authority
has been given by President Cleveland
to Secretary Gresham to exchange with
ministers grip certificates of ratification
Of the eXtraditiou treaty between the
United States and Sweden. recently rati
tied by the senate. The exchange will
take place in "A few days, possibly tomor-
row, and the presidents proclamation
declaring the treaty in force will at nee
follow.
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John VIII be banged.

CmCAou, March lG.- Jung Jack Lin.
the Chlnaman wnU killed his cousin.
Lung Din Kok. some weeks ago, was
found guilty of murder today and con
demned to be hanged. No evidence was
offered for his defense, Jung Jacks at
torney trusting that the jury would de
eide that he was crazy.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

NCllCF FOR APPLICATION 10 cur I'M.
Y BIER FROM INE gCRLll LANDS. y.
Tie" l. hereby Eiv'u that in H"CoriGucn with the
provisions OF section eight - Of the ra'rr and
regulations prescribed by the honorable score
tary Of tho interior, under date of May Is. lSg..
Will az the expiration Of tvSnty-one days iron,
the date uf the INST publication of this notice.
apply for q permit 10 cut and remove three mil
lion (5,uOO,lNW feet Of pine and tr timber. NOT
less than ten llUl inches in diameter AZ the small
end. The said timber l. IA b. Cnt and sawed and
used within the state # Montana for public use.
IhHt said TIMBER is now standip. uN a tract of
land beginning at a point on Sti,. uHv Creek,
eight lS) miles from it, mouth; said creek empty
ing into the Missouri river two and One.half
miles east u the town ~ Craig, all nthe county
of Cascade. state of Montana. and extending for
onr-half mile on each aside Of said creek for a dis
of three miles from point of beGInninEin an
easterly direction, that Is a. nearly rs / can state.
said lard lies in sections thirteen I'D. ~fourtec.
tll) and fifteen o.. township fifteen ln, rang
~ west PRINCIPAL Meridian.
Said tract is wholly unfit for agricultural pur-
poses, being rocky, mountainous, barron land.
II, j. DAVIS.
First publication Jan. 27.l
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CucACo. March L.. Bronson How
ard, the dramatist retained Il counsel
here today to bring suit ',r defamation
Of character against those who have
charged that his play "~.Aristocracy" was
plagiarism, Charles Froham has re
tanned the same attorneys as Howard 20
prosecute IA similar case for libel.
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ST. PNrr. March IL by q vote Of is
to II the house this afternoon Tin lily
passed the ill providing for the build
ing OF a new two million dollar capital
on the present site. The bill now goes
to the senate with good prospects Of
passage by that body.
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4 Noted Scientist Hanqurited.

LONDON, March lG.-Two hundred
conspicuous physicians and other men
Of science attended the banquet given in
the Hotel Metropole this evening in
honor of Prof. Rudolf Nirchow Of Berlin.
Speeches of welcome and culogy were
made by Prof. Huxley, Sir James Pagot
and Sir Andrew Clarke.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24
THE TRADE Dt FLOOR.
scarcity "f Money iscribcd so E>cc~> ui
IMpOIis ONrr AEnrIs

NEW loEE. March IL Dun's weekly
trade review says: The distribution Of
goods continues very large at this season
in spite OF extraordinary weather. some
failures, and IA light money market.
storms and severe cold have retarded
trading and collections throughout Il
large portion of the country. and is
doubtless the cause Of much of the
money pressure. though the larger part
Is due To thc great excess Of imports over
exports. Europe Is not shipping prod
ucts from this country az usual nor lend
ing money as much az usual to carry
products there until they are needed,
and the accumulated stocks at CONNER
cial c%enters, with slow collections in the
country, make the demand for money
unusually large. Then the natural re
suits of the Reading collapse are seen
in some failures at Philadelphia and
a more cautious spirit among lenders.
Money is not unusua ~ tight only ON
call for speculation, but there has been
greater difficulty here than for many
years IN etlectlng commercial loans. In
spite of al these things confidence is
unabated and business is remarkably
large, with some signs Of improvement.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

NEW YORK, March lit Is stated
that the sum Of 1900 was deposited last
uightiu Boston by Fighter Grinin's back
cre. 1t is to bind "A match with Geo. Dixon.
The conditions are: The men are to
weigh l2O pounds If they weigh in at 10
a. N. They are to weigh l92 pounds If
they weigh in at 3 o'clock on the fight
tpy 1uv
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Held for Identification.

GREELEY, Col, March lG.-Love
Thompson, believed to be the negro who
who on Feb. % last committed a GRIMM
al assault on Mrs. Taylor in SedaIia, is
under arrest here awaiting identification.
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Miles Nery. 4 Liver Pills.

Act on Il new principal regulating
the liver. stomach and bowels through
tho nerves. \ new discovery. DR..
Miles pills speedily cure billiousness.
bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Cnequalcd for men, womcn and children.
Smallest. mildest, surcst! 30 doses. ~
cents. Samples free at Driver Bradley
Drug Co.
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\ GREAT TRENCnMiN DIES.


Friend.
PARIS, March l1.-Jules FRANCHISE
Camille Ferry, the celebrated statesman
and president Of the senate, is dead. NJ.
Feiry's death was caused by heart dis
ease, The affection of the heart from
which he suffered was due to the effects
of "A bullet striking a rib zeal the base
of the heart at the time ne was attacked
by Aubertin in 1887. He was seized
with epasms early this morning and de
spite every effort made by his physicians,
who were hastily mmoned, the con
WILSON'S continued to grow in violence
until at 6 O'Clock he expired in Il terribly
severe spaSm.
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LoHpoN. March Ii Lord Salisbury
is IN better health today. Gladstone
was so well recovered that he drove to
the house Of commons whe,c he was re-
ceiyed with cheers upon appearing in
the house.
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SENATOR ROACH DIFENDEn.
\ Humane and Rational View of the
N"rciIc,s Attach on Him.

\ humane ana Rational View OF the
Nrr"iIc,, Attark on Him.
FARGO, y. D., March IL Since the
story concerning Senator EoacI!'s early
career in Washington mas been published
every newspaper of the state has rallied
to his defense, declaring that his record
in the state has been spotlcss, and that
he is therefore entitled to loyal support.
The Daily Alert. published in james.
town, Senator Cascy's home and Cascy's
right bower, says tonight: 1T is known
that senator Roach began life anew in
the west Il poor man: that he made his
living himself and by hard work; that he
grove stage and slept out nights in win
ter and summer in an honorable effort
to regain what he had lost. That he
mas fairly and honestly retrieved his
error and repaid the losses inflicted on
others. 1t is not in decent humanity to
continue to scOurgc ii man after passing
an ordeal of that kind and coming out
ahead t victory over himself and an
example for others. The entire west
will sympathiza with the senator from
North Dakota so numerically ca~st.igatcd
by sensational newspapers and political
enemies
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me EilIUiIL WAIT.
slow Tactics rG ihc senate on the Cnu-
iirmaii u OF appointments.

slow Tactics "r ihc senate on t,c Cnn-
iirmati u OF Appointments.
WAsHINoTo>, March 1C.-From its ac-
lion to-day Il is evident that the senate
intends taking its time in the matter of
confirming appointments. 1t was sup
posed that as soon as the committees
were organized the appointments made
so Tar would receive prompt attention,
and that an executive session would be
held today. At a previous session it was
ordered that as soon as committees were
organized the nominations should be re-
lerred and those sent in by the president
up 20 date are now in the hands Of the
committees. They might have been con-
sldercd this morning III committee and
confirmed. but the adjournment of the
senate until Monday makes it impossible
for any Of the officials named by the
president to assume their duties until
the middle Of next week. \ prominent
senator on the democratic side SAID this
morning that the sena'c would not be in
any hurry to 60 into the confirming of
nominations. and intimated that possibly
they would wait until the elective officers
OF the senate had been organized.
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CuIcAGo, March lG.-The annual
meeting Of the Northern Pacific road
was held today and nothing was done
beyond the election of officers and Iii
rectors. The entire staff was re elected.
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81. LorI>. March l7.-Joscph uruin.
for twenty years well known in railroad
circles here. died today, aged - years.
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IhE OllrsI Mun Urnn.

KANSAS CRY. March 7.-Washington
Date, colorcd, generally acknowledged
to be the oldest man in Missouri. died at
his home here last night.
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Try the Bee Hive tore for Crockery
and Glassware.
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Specia! ATTENTION pqid a RnyerS ~ r,'t'.a-
TO c~uu-ig.urui~ of onions * c.. .'-
Fruit. - IN car !p'-.
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seeds.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31
Garter n. HarrIson Aggassinnted-

Carter IT. Harrison. who was sewing
bis fifth term as mayor OF Chicago, and
who was perhaps ono Of the best known
and most popular men ID the west, was
murdered at bic homo, 321 south Ash
land Boulevard, at about 8 o'clock last
Saturday evening. Owing to lack Of
space, tho SENTINEL is unable to give
details. The facts, briefly, are as fol-
lows: Tho assassin's name ID Eugene
Patrick Prendergast; by occupation
a paper carrier. He called at the mayors
residence and told the servant who
answered Che bell, that he wished to see
the mayor. Being ushered into the
hall he advanced about ten feet, when
Mr.. Harrison apbssrd at the lower end
OF the hall. Without warning, Pender-
CAST began iinngi three bullets entered
the body Of the mayor, resulting in his
death in twenty minutes after the fret
shot was fired. Prendergass Is a crank,
and gives as a reason for his terrible
crime that Mayor Harrison had promised
to make him corporation counsel OF his
administration. Pendergast is described
as a slender man, perhaps "a years Of
age, with a beardless, %cadaverous face
and a stupid, almost idiotic expression.
His attire was that Of a lhboring man
and not over cleanly.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31

This beautiful comic orerh which our
Silver City amateurs have been rshoaus-
ing for several weeks, will be produced
at Morrill, hall on Friday evening, Nov.
II, under the direction Of Mr.. Verne L.
Brado and DR.. Woodville.
Very few people can appreciate the
amount of hard work incident to the
successful p~roductioh Of an amateur
opera unless they themselves have had
some experience in that line, and many
Of the awkward situations, due to lack Of
judgment in making up the cast, may be
overcome # the proper persons are in au-
thority. 1t requires people OF peculiar
adaptability TO acquit themselves be-
comingly in comic opera. While the
singing is, OF course, important, the
dramatic part is especially SO, and with
his usual good judgment, Mr.. Brado
has selected a cast which could not be
improved upon. The costumes will be
as elaborate as it is possible TO obtain.
And when this opera is properly dressed,
coached and presented with appropriate
scenic effects, as it win be, under the
direction Of br, Woodville, II is a gem.
Nightly rehearsals will be held from
now until the opera is rendered. The
orchestration is fine and the music will
be superb. Following is the cast:
Reginald Bunthorne. ..... Mr. A. Frank Nlehol
A feshy poet.
Archibald GroSvener ...... -. Mr.. Geo. II. Hauser
An idyillc poet.
Colonel Calyerly 49,. Mr; Herbert A. Martyr
Major MurgatrOyd -. .. ....Mr John M. Wallace
Lieut.. Duke OF Dunstable. 49,. Mr.. David Lewis
Onicers Of Dragons.
BunthOrne's Solicitor. ..... MIR. Rodney G.. Clarke
Chorus Of Dragoons-Messrs. oakeA. Wiley,
White, Eston. Marriott, Gillette, Sheridan
Lady Angela. 49,. Mrs. A.. Nichol
Lady Ella ..... Mrs. n. L. Steele
Lady SRphir ............. Mrs. j. j. Sheridan
Lady Jane. ..... .......... Miss Il. Alexander
RapturOas Maidens.
Patience. ,'.....; Mrs. A. G. Hood
A milkmaid
Chorus OF Maidens-Mrs Barnes, Marriott,
NewcOmb, Misses Mcintosh, Muse, Derbyshire,
Raymond.