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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
THE CITY COUNCIL.
M"r' Trouble for Nogcl--Larsent and
EodifiCniiUn

CodifCniiOn.
At Monday evenings regular meet
ing Of the city council, Mayor Webster
being absent, Presldent Mitchell pre-
sided All aldermen were present.
A sewer was ordered constructed be-
tween Second and Third avenue north,
from Third TO Fourth street.
Henry Nogel presented his fifth esti
mate 90 account of his Central avenue
paving contract. 1t was for $7,l99 G3.
His attorney, Largent stated that the
estimate showed all laborers paid up to
Oct. Il, Tie pay roll was originally
dated Oct, -, by mistake, aud several
employees refused to accept their checks,
which only paid them to oct. II, but the
date had been changed. As the en-
pjoyes bad not signed the pay roll Vogel
could NOS make the required affidavit
that all labor and material had been
paid for. However, the checks in pay
ment to Oct. l. were ready and those
who did not want to accept them could
quit work and receive all due them
Several aldermen protested agaiust
holding back week wages on en-.
ptpycs and il VAS ordered that tho oali-
mate be allowed, but that the clerk re.
tain the rrant untI. satisfied that all
accounts to Oct. -, inclusive had been
paid.
The Great Falls water works Was al
loved SS,ll5, semi annual hydrant rental
to Nov. L.
Tho health officers were ordered to en-
force the ofuinunco requiring sewer con.
ngCtions.
J. A. I4argent stated tina. he would
present coditira!IOn Of the city ori-
nances at the next meeting. Aid. l'lta-
gerald and Williams asked by what au-
thoTity Largent had coditied the ordi
nences. They understood that he was
merely to useist the ordinance committee
Willie he ""s city attorney, without
"Hmp"nsation cYcept lis salary, and
Insisted that no should have turned
d work over t. his successor, Jtrgpnt
rN'5 that work ~as not part Of thn du-
''rs It the city attorney Fitzgerald said
i...Grut hau agreed IN do the work for
uosuiog. No acJou was taken Ia the
Iotter.
Tine council than adjourned until Fri.
~ cYouinG
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
Our side of 1t.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 2l-I'he official
statement from London fails to elicit
any responsive statement from the state
department, and the officials under Sec
retary Olney's instructions persist in
preserving an absolute silence upon the
whole subject of Venezuelan affairs, pos
sibly deeming it prudent 10 learn as
much as they can Of the British position
without disclosing our stand. There Is
some reason to belieye that there is a
disposition on the part OF The British
foreign Office 80 shift the issue, if it is
possible to do SO, and Without reIinquish-
ing any ground directly upon the bound
ary dispute to make the main issue their
demand for reparaton for the treatment
accorded the colonial chief Of police at
lurnan come months ago.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
vast territory, the Roman eagles flew il

vast territory, the Roman eagles flew in
every CITY, but the princes exercised au.
thority over their nations, and Jesus
said: But it shall not be 90 among Won.
! put Whosoever will be chief among Won.
| iet MN be your servant"
The more you can do to serve your
ieiIow' men the greater you will be es-
/ teemed among them. Would not the
| capitalists who are piline up great
noards of wealth be esteemed greater if
they conceived OF themeetv-s az servants
OF their fellow-men: Would they not be
esteemed greater by themselves and by
others?
lrue, some men are born with the at
tributes OF greatness in a certain sense.
They may excel others in intellect. But
the greatness OF which Jesus taught can
be acquired by all. 1t is the greatness
OF service. 1t was when the orator
showed that Cnsar's liberality was not
prompted by desire to serve his sub
jects, but by ambition to gain the dicta
torship, that the mighty Romans
friends turned against him and dragged
nun Gown. Napoleon Bonaparte is great
IN history Yes, a great butcher. But
nus tane does not rest upon his victor
les, except as they led to power. but
upon his ability as an administrator.
the security which he assured to the
people Of France, and the Napoleonic
laws, the admiration of the world.
Washington WAS chosen commander.
in'chief because the people of the col
ONES believed that he could serve them
by leading them to victory. Lincoln WAS
not exalted because of his character.
professional skill, or geniaIity, but be-
cause he had the capabilities, knowl
edge, and character to lead through the
CRIES Of the war TO safety. During the
war many generals were tested, found
wanting aud put away. But when
Grant showed that he could serve the
people, he was made commander, and
ultimately presented with the people's
highest Donors.
All these mon became, great lust as
Chrlet taught; not because they were
chiefcst of all, bat because they were
servants Of all, and they were esteemed
as fney were able to benefit their con.
stitucuts
Jesus Christ came to earth, daspised
and rejected of men; but God divided
with him the portion of the great. be-
cause he served humanity. He had the
love OF God IN his heart, and God exalted
him above all
We have wrong conception of great
ness. We despise our daily drudgery
and sacrifices. Consider then that so
much AS you serve your fellow men, so
will you be great
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
escape from being lynched. He was
brought to the city and locked up in the
central station, where he 10 now safely
housed, with charge of arson pending
against him
KNOCK ED OUT,
Inc Suprem" Court Puts "a Ouietus on the
Anti-Gambling Law.

The suprem' Court Puts ouietus on the
Anti-Gambiing Law.
Special to the Tribune.
HELENA, Oct 2l.-The supreme court
handed down four decisions this
morning, chief among them being the
test case of the gambling law. Judge
Hunt handed down the decision sustain
ing the lower court, which was concurred
in by Justices Pemberton and Dewitt.
The opinion OF the court is as follows:
IAN information was filed against DON
aid Mitchell, the defendant, accusing
him of opening faro game, and thus
violating sectiot GOO, chapter TX, penal
code or 1893. There was trial by a Jury.
On motion of the defendant the court
charged the jury as follows: This in
formation is based upon section GOO, of
the penal code of the state of Montana.
The agreed statement of facts concern
ing this section which wac filed in the
case OF the State against Peter Kelly by
the agreement Of the parties, is offered
IN evidence in this case. For the reasons
gwen in the opinion Of the court in that
case you are instructed that sad section
600 was no. ensctod in conformity with
the provisions of the constitution Of this
state. and is therefore void, and for this
reason you are further instructed to re-
turn verdict of not guilty, The do
fendant was acquitted, The State ap-
pealed, Upon the trial an agreed state
ment of facts was offered in evidence,
which IN substance recites the various
acts Of the Legislature bearing upon
gambling, and recapitulating the history
of the bills affecting tho subject Of
gambling
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

to have the pistol with him. Do not
know who started the race. Two shots
were fired after Murry fired. Murry fired
just second after the race,
A revolver was shown to witness.
which he identified as similar to the one
be took from Murry and gave to Wheeler.
James q. Anthony, bank cashier at
Sand Coulee, was the next witness. Was
Judge Of the foot race The major
portion of this crowd was near the goal.
Saw Murry with gun when the crowd
began to line up. He had it swinging in
his hand. Heard him say that if some
mon did not get back he would put
hole through them.
without concluding the direct exami-
nation of Anthony the court adjourned
until 93O a. m. today, the jury eeparat-
ing after the usual admonition from the
court.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

SYRACUSE, Oct. 2l.-Ieeterday after
noon and last night snow fell briskly in
Northern and Western New York, and a
20 to % mile gale prevailed at many
points. At {lolmesyIle, in O4wego
county, the storm ragea from 10 o'clock
Saturday night to s o'clock Sunday
morning, There are - inches Of snow
on the level between tIoImesviile and
Oswego. Sleighs and teams broke
through the drifts with difficulty. Wat.
erloo and Port HageyiIIe, Oswego aud
many other places report from two to 10
inches of snow. At Pulaski, Oswego
county, II inches of snow fell and heavy
thunder accompanied the storms.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

Special to Tho Tribune.
HELENA, Oct. 2L-lne case of the
State vs. Eugene Stanley, charged with
the murder of Ida Woods came up for
trial this morning at 10 o'slock iu Judge
Blake's court William Wallace, Jr., is
defending the prisoner, viii District
Attorney Purcell and his assistant, Leon
LaCroiE, are conducting the prosecu-
ton There was comparatively little
trouble in securing a jury.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

Lendon Ii Hnariins 1t For the Ises of
China and Japan.

London Ii Hnariins 1t For the Uses of
China and Japan.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l,--Ihs best author
itioe on silver look for steadily improv-
ing demand for the metal for some time
to come. The willingness of Japan TO
accept its indemnity from China II silver
contributes largely to the Improvement
in lis price which has been noted during
the last few months, and the acGumula-
ton Of the metal in London will 20 on
in order to complete the insLallrnentg of
the indemnity at the various dates of
payment. Townsend Uf the Hongkpng
bank confirme this view and reports in
an interview that the bauk is about 10
make a large shipmento Of silver to China.
Both China and Japan are showing in
creasing inquiry for silver, as largo
amounts of The metal distributed by
both countries IN payment for war ma
terlal and supplies has been diverted to
lndia and other silver countries. Town
send adds that silver was ordered two
montha ago and has only lust been de,
diVerod. The silver smclters are said to
be sold ahead for two months.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

New ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.--A fire in Al
giers yesterday destroyed lSO houses and
shanties occupied by about 1000 people.
Most of the occupants saved portion
of their personal effects and furniture.
The buildings on the ten squares burned
and the real estate on which they stood
were assessed at Sl95, 100. The prevail
ing opinion in Algiers is that the fire is
incendiary and the suspect had narrow
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

Receiver Bnrlcigh Says the N. J.. Is All
Right.

r srrLn, Oct. 2 l. Receiver Durloigh
OF The Northern Pacific. on mis- return
from New York, said My attention was
called to an interview in the Spokane
Review in which it was stated, or IN
piled, that arrangements were being
madc Tor combination On my part with
the Burlington for eastern connections
by way Of Billings, Thero is no founda
lion for such statement or for rumor
on which it may be based. No friction
nor loss is cntaiIed by the diversity Of
receivers on the Northern Pacific. The
Business of all the departments Of the
road and Of all the divisions is in good
condition and will be kept 40,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
raid His Fine,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Butte, Oct. 2l.-The Silver Bow
Trades and Labor Assembly recently dc
clarad boycott on all building material
not made here. As a~egult all building
has beon stopped for three weeks be-
cause Contractor Godkin tried TO use
minneapolis lumber lie offered big
wages, but found 40 carpenters until to.
day he compromised by paying fine Of
$500 to tho local union.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. 2l.-- Conductor
Edward r. Richardson and Brakeman
John MoIfat, the laet Of the gang Of rail
way men who robbed the G., M. q st, p.
railroad cars Of from $1,000 to $4,000
worth of merchandise, today pleaded
guilty, ana, on "A compromise, received
Jail sentences of seven months each
This dieroeos of all the cases.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
Won't Make Them Angry.

CoNsTANTINopLE, Oct. 2l.-An official
communication embodying Armenian re-
forms has been made public through the
turkish press. 1t is carefully worded
IN order TO show that the reforms are in
perfect harmony with existing laws SO as
to avoid exciting the Turks.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
AN ENDIDLs.
Rochester Loses :, Number OF SkiIcd
"OTEnian.

ROCHESTER, n, Y, Oct. 2l.--Tho strill-
ing garment workers Of this city, after Il
war OF ten weeks, at meetiuge held last
Friday unanimously decided to pack up
all household effects and leave the city
for New York and Chicago. In the
meantime leaders Of the garment work
ers ia the above named cities were in
formed Of the decision, and messages
were received here stating that all ar
rangoments had been made and places
secured for the strikers Consequently
800 strikes with all their household ef
fects started for Now York. Tho bosses
tried unavatlngly to prevent the exodus.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

PARIS, Oct 2l.-The body Of the late
John W. Mackay Jr., was placed this
afternoon in chapelle ardente con-
structed at the residence of Mrs. Mac
kay, his mother, on Rue Tilsatt, where it
IS watched by Sisters Of Mercy and
where the dead mans friends will be al
lowed to take a 4st farewell Of his re-
mains.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
Two of "A Kind,

BERLIN, Oct 2l.-A dispatch from
Vienna says that Field Marshal Dunst
Adelshelnl and wife committed suicide
there today. The field marshal was 72
yeara old aud Lis wife was 80 years of
age. Their sef-deatruction is attributed
to financial troubles.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
He Wnrllpl HARD.

BUFFALO, Oct. 2l.-F. G. Furhmann,
Yesterday wheeled the double century
course from this city to Erie and return,
200 miles, in II hours 50 minutes Ii sec
onds. This breaks both state and Amer
ican road records.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
FOUR WEkE. KILLED.

On Il sharp Curve Train Col,idcs wiz,
"a Loaded Wagon.
STErEENvILI.E, o., Oct. 2l.--The east
bound accommodation on the Pan
Handle railway crashed into Il wagon al
MiIler'A Station about 1870 o'clock this
morniog, demoliahlng the vehicle and
killing Ell Crogan, Sam Crogan, ,,r,,
Sam Crogan, Sr, and john Campbell.
The bodies were horribly mangled.
There is a sharp curve near tho station
and Tie engineer did not see tho wagon
until 100 late.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

'ST, Paul, Oct. 2l.---A special 10 tho
Pioneer Press from Feseeudan, y. d.,
says; At about O'Clock today citizens
on the eaat said OF the town were startled
by heavy crashing noise and upon in
go9tlgating found the west wall of tuo
new court house had fallen. a few
bricklayors had heon at work On the
vaults during the morning, but because
Of high wind had stopped few min
utos before the wall fell. Owing 10 legal
complications, work on the new building
had been practically at Il stanGs!iI' for ii
week past, and tho walls were left in an
unsafe condition. Tho damage Is esti.
mated at 5 ,O00
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

'oT PAUL, Oct. Beginning with
Oct "a, tourist cars over the Northern
and Union Pacific lines, from st. Paul
and Minneapolis to San Francisco and
Los Angeles, will be carried on through
express trains, reducing the present
schedule of time by thirteen hours be-
tween St Paul and San Francisco.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The following
were appointed postmasters today: G.
B, jackson, Eddy. North Dakota; T. II.
Roll, Westover, South Dakota.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

Constipation causes more than half
the lils OF women. Karl's clover root tea
is pleasant cure for constipation. Sold
by Driver Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
A CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER.
Sermons by Rev. A. J. Williamson at
the Services Sunday Morning
and Evening.


ouhony hoi mug lot Lnb llTSL Lllne. Inc
new pastor before the sermon spoke
pleasantly of his coming to Great Falls,
and took for bis text Luke viii, 40:
"And it came to pass that, when Jesus
was returned, the people gladly received; :;
for they were all waiting for him
The main portion of the discourse en-
phasized by illustration and otherwise
the intense interest which people after
these many years have in the teachings
Ct Christ, The men and women of to
Gay receive Christie message gladly, Just
as they gladly received the great teacher
himself, wnen his fame was abroad in all
the country round about because of
miracles aud many wonderful works.
True It is that ministers often
speak to empty benches while men go to
the ciuh, but the idea that it is because
OF a lack of interest in Christian teach
ing is d superficial one. People have
| gathered Iy the thousands when Tai
mage and Spurgcon, perhaps the great
est preacher since ST. Paul spoke, because
| ,u " y ''''
jesus Christ says upon all important
subjects. Napoleon studied him and SO
docs lngrrsoil, though not in Il friendly
way. 1his interest is not only brconse
of help in the affairs of life, but.
furthermore, Christ has said that he
who dies shall live again. The church
represents the great teacher of the world.
If tlis, nn,v ,bnr.l boro j., f,,,,4 l,.,t.
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1t VIII he welcome. The holy spirit
works through medium. # must come
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na n,,r tnacbrr Inorn IF l,;,' n,'i' l,' i"'
ont and rivr What bn ntrrs, ,''I, ''n,n sp
Surday even,ny Mr W,l1;a,,sno ,.,u Vot,i s',lri
b;s tavt ~ ~ -, 20 20 .out,u ~
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reoljlra eyorciee Iom;r,,,n n.,n, v. 4, 'n"
snd thev thnt ore trrnat ayar,i,,' a,,.h1'n
itv rnnn the,, 0'"' N''0 ""'i'o'-
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huf whoaopyer will h,, orsYt ,,','',', you .,
Iat hin, bn vo,r ,,;,;stfr "''''NS' 'o"'
rAnd VIII 1cGavor uriIl Va ch;of ,,,,,a
Won. lat him ha your aarro,E '''''"s
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To oivn hia l;Fo q. ro,,sc,,, For ,,,.,,-,,,
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''''l'' !" '' w" ways" "l convey
ing the truths ut the Bible: at least there
are two phases of these truths, appcal-
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
All mnnnI Ii.

Ask your physician, your druggist and
your friends about Shiloh's cure for con-
sumption. They will recommend It, Sold
by DriverBradley Drug cohpany.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

DIR. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation,
indigestion, biliousness, headaches and
kindred ailments.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25

Porter Bros. book store has moved to
the kingebury block.
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Mutter unb &tue.

Bon Der iunsen 8Bnisin bon SpIanb
ipirb foleenoe Inefoote ersdbIt Die
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uno 8eionoerbeiten erIauben, benn bic
Butter fiirdtet, bab bic iunse 98iIbsI.
mine bel ibrer auBersepDbnIiden Sriib.
reife unb auberorbentliden Snteuigens
Iei9t perborben tperben fbnnte, tpenn
man ibr su uiel nadsabe. 8or sinisen
Saeen bate bic fIeine 8bnisin ettpas
nit ibrer Mutter su beipre6sn unb
tlopfte an bic Tbir bes DINNERS, in tpeI.
dem bic &esentin iid befanb. ,@er
it's 2" fraSte bic 8esentin. Die
&bniBin bon SOaanp !" ertpibsrte
ttols bic iun8e 86niSin. ,8Ieib' braus
Zen unb mad, bab 9u forttommit r.,
tbnte es suriid. Nun anoerte Srdulein
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i6mei6eInb: ,Nama, Deine fIeine
8iIbeImine, bic Did 70 Iisb bat, 1T ba
unb mb9te Dir einen SUB seben -
yOie fam eintreten", anttportete. bic
8Dnigin emma.
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Die

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bic 2idter pom SifderidmadS bieIt.
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seben, mo Elm Seuer brunnte ; bort babe
er ben Waat unb ben gum 4ussud conls
manoirten Wann %eefunoen un6 ite ieien
ale beim iparmenben Seuer sebliebsn,
bis Der 8uiammenitOb erfoIste.
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DaS Srauenfimmredt beitebt in
benz tpeItIiden Staat @pomins nun
25 Sabre. 9lm IL. DECEMBER borisen
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bic 8oIfSpertretuns beS States folsenbe
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banner, uno stpar obne ale @epaltmaBs
reseln ; eS bat frieblide unb orbeniIide
Wablen, cine quite Resieruns. einen bes
mertenStperten 9rao bon Civilization
unb bffentIider Oronuns berbeifibren
belfen /; unb mir peiisn nit StoIs auf
bic Sbatiade bin, baB nab 25 Sabren,
felt bic Srauen baS Stimmre6t beiiben,
fein Diftrift bon @pOmins elm armen'
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gut tpie Ieer unb 8erbre6en 70 gut nie
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ferer grfabrune brinsen mir baraui bab
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autbentiide glbi6rift bieier &eioIution
bur6 ben @oubsrneur unieres States
ben &esierunsen aIer Staten unb Ters
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seiumten sipiIiiirten @elt, bic 4ufmerf'
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