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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
\ hONG THE RlELEtOADS
Items Of Interest to the Boys from Sew
cral Quarters.

Organizer Roy Goodwin Of the A IL. e..
who accompanied President Debs on his
present tour AS far as Portland. arrived
in the city last evening Mr.. Goodwin
reports that the A. Il. T.. is growing in
membership and at The organization oi
the lodge in Portland l35 Joinod the first
nIght-opokane Chronicle.
among the items Of railroad gnFsip is
one to the effect that John H. Mitchell
Jr., of st. Paul has been released from,
his position aa counsel Of tho Northern
Pacific, and W. j, Curtis has bcen an
pointed to take his place. Mr.. Curtis
will have charge of the legal depart
ment from ST. Paul to The coast. Suokes-
man-Re view.
The formal opening Of the Denvor
mon depot has been fixed for Apri Is.
and the Ladies' auxiliary of the Order uf
hallway Conductors has arranged to
give bal and supper in the large hal
IN the building on that date. a cun
tract has been let to one of the Denver
florists to decorate tho hall in a most
artistic styIc--Denver Times
The latest rumor regarding the sue.
cesaor to General Traffic Manager Fin
ley of the Great Northern il that he viii
have none. Several raiiroad tucn be-
hove that the duties Of the general pas-
senior agent and the general freight agent
VIII bc extended, and that thuy will re.
port uiC&Ct 10 the general manager. This
IL cone On Some eastern roads, but seems
lmpractlcnble on Il large transcnntinental
syHtcm.- Pioneer Prcsa.
The Great Northern is working on
llgures for new time card which will
reduce the time from Portland from!
eIghty-four to about seventy two hours,
bringing it close TO the time of the
Northern Pacific, the mail carrier. 1t is
probable that the Great Northern will,
on May |, when the new schedule be-
comes effective. run through sleeping
cars via Spokane. Officials ,ieny. how
ever, the report that Portland will be
made the terminus, a. such it could not
income without new construction, which
Mr. I'M does not propose TO undertake
tins year, If ever Seattle is the terminus
OF the road, and entrance is mHuo into
Portland from there via the Northern
Pacific, and from Spokane via the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation company
ST. Paul Glohc.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
WISE PRECAUTIONS.
Proposed Erection of Fortiiications at
Galveston, Texas.

Proposed Erection of Fortiiications at
Galveston, Texas.
GALVESTON, Tex. April 5,-General
Henry l.. Abbott, Colonels Peter Haines
and Geo. L. Gillespie of the United
States Engineer corps, are in the city for
the purpose of examining and reporting
to the secretary of the war upon the
erection of Notifications at this point.
This morning the gentlemen we're taken
by Major A. NJ. Miller, engineer in charge
OF the harbor improvements, out on
tug to inspect the jetties, the bay, the
upper end of the island and Bolivar
point. The party returned this evening,
but refused to give out anything for
publication before submitting their re-
port to the war department. The com
mission is proceeding under an act of
congress, which provides for inspection
and survey for Notifications at thirty
harbors with view to general enlarge
ment OF coast defenses.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
QUICK WORK.
ihe starch Plant at Columbus Des,,
In an Hour.

The starch Plant at Columbus Des,,o
In an Hour.
COLUMBUS, Ind, April G.-Tbe Ann
can Starch works, with buildings on,
ing ten acres bu' ned today. The ri
was being run day and night on aceo,
OF the rush. In the dry room on
fourth floor the flames were first !
covered. The water mains in the bni
ing were disabled because thew IN,
not be reached. The pipes being bu,
ed Off, weakening the pressure h,
without. Within fifty. minutes
building was wrecked and s2OO,0Oo i
gone up in smoke. The amount Of
suraDce, as far as can be ascertaiped
$4,000. Seventy-tive thousand bush
of corn was destroyed. One watchm
is missing and is supposed to be burn,
another had narrow eecape r
works were owned by the Mooneys
Louisville and Cincinnati, and were
in the trust.
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WA STs IIi!. CASH.
Dell -till Camping on the Trail Of l.. H.
ucrsi,ii+Id.


HELENA, April G.--Couneel for Dell
Hershiie!d, who is suing l., IT, IIersh-
field and Mary IIershiield for $4,000
damages for alternating the affections of
her husband, Aaron, has applied to the
court for permission to file a supple
mental complaint, which, if allowed, will
simplify plaintiff's y case when it comes to
trial. The supplemental complaint sets
forth the action brought by Aaron
Horshiield at Fargo to annul his mar
riage and the decree of tho court there in
the wife's favor 1t also sets out that
L. ii. iiershtield and his wife employed
the lawyers who took the dispositions
and represented Aaron at Fargo, and
that the two personally took charge of
his case there. Arguments were heard
today. If it is admitted Dell will have
little more toprove than desertion when
the suit comes to trial.
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L NJ NUSOHOiI.
The Postal Telegraph VIII >rrk to In
large lis Business.

The Postal Telegraph VIII SEEK to In.
large lis Husinps~
NhW YORK, April BIT is understood
that the stock Of the Postal Telegraph
company, which has been privately held
heretofore, will, in tho near future, be
listed On the New York stock exchange
The capital stock has been increased
from *l0OOO,OOO to S1J,O0O,OoO to cover
the cost of new lints. The tofAl capital
ization, it is said represents tue actual
valuo of the property on March /, For
the last five years the company has
been quietly pushing it's lines to
the most desirable and prof able points
in the United State9 II has plac icaly
completed its extensions and has com.
pact, admirable plan for telegraph busi.
neHs. 1t has two routes through to the
other via New Mexi"o, ana the lines are
pronounced by experts 10 b. of the most
approved material. The company has
about 900 Offices, about 5000 milrs of
pole line and over 1000 miles of wire.
1t has no bonded debt or fixed charges.
and it is and has been for soma time
earning substantial dividends on the
stock. Its close alliance with the Com.
mercial Cable company is Of great value
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
CASH VS.. COMPETITION,
How Big Eastern Itrewtries Will Ihrot-
tie Western Enicrpi Use.

Fort WoETII, Tex, April ,J.-L'or eev-
eral weeks past a fight has been on be-
tween the Stockholders of the Texas
Brewing company, the most important
brewery in Texas, with an annual out,
put Of 100000 barrels. There arc 5000
shares of stock. The Anhauser-B Busch
and Lcmp companies Of st. Louis have
bought 800 shares. Whudin of proy-
denco, K. l., holds Geo. and this com
bination gives control. President Mar
tin Casey is now absent in Is Aton, lass.
but the Busch Lemp combination seems
to have tho situation in control. The
annual meeting Of stockholders and cleo
tion OF directors will be hold to. morrow
morning. II tho st. Louisans get CON
troll, As now seems certain, it is thought
the brewery will be closed, for there is
no competition for the st. Louis beers in
Texas equal to the Texas Brewing com
pany or Fort Worth beer.
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One Was Burned.

OMAHA, April IA special to the Bee
from Beatrice, Neb., says: Brubackers
livery barn burned this morning. The
fire communicated to the Wagner block
and other buildings in the vicinity, and
only by heroic efforts Of the fremen was
disastrous confiagration averted, as the
wind was blowing gale. Ben Holt, aged
IL, who was sleeping in the barn, was
burned to death,
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TALKING ABOUT SILVER.

People in Minnesota Awakening to the
Fact that Free Coinage Is Necessary.
Hon. j. r. Reynolds returned from a
trip to st. Paul and other Minnesota
points Friday. Mr.. Reynolds say 3
that the free coinage sentiment in Min
nesota has made wonderful strides dur
ing the last year. The people in that
section OF the country are beginning to
awaken to the fact that something must
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12

be done to relieve the distress prevailing
in the country. They are, IN fact, pay
ing more attention to this question and
are discussing it with more interest than
are the people of Montana.
Business men, Mr.. Reynolds states,
say times are somewhat brighter than
they were year ago in the cities of st.
Paul and Minneapolis. But notwith-
standing this there are hundreds of men
ia both Of those towns walking the
streets daily seeking work they cannot
find
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
PIA IINt. BACK
Marquis of 9ursnsbury Acquitted and
Oscar Wilde crested.

LONDON, April 5.-The jury in the
case of Oscar Wilde against the Marquis
OF Dueensbury, found the Plea OF
justification submitted by the Marquis
or pueensbury was proven and the
Marquis WAS discharged from custody.
The verdict WAS received with loud ap-
pause from the crowd, which the Judge
did not check. A warrant for the ar
rest of Oscar Wilde it is expected will be-
promptly applied for. Copies of all
witnesses statements and the shorthand
notes of the trial have been furnished
the public prosecutor. Oscar Wilde was
arrested at the Cadogan hotel
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
After Big Game.

New York, April G.--The steamship
City OF New York, which reached port
today from Southampton, had among it's
passengers j. Il, Risley, United States
minister to Denmark Hon. George
keppett, second con Of the earl OF Albe
marie, and Samuel Newhouse. The two
last named are going west on hunting
excursion.
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codes. After he had completed his
statement the board went into secret
session, and after deliberating over the
bids about an hour, announced that the
bid of the Inter Mountain Publishing
company had been accepted. There
were three bids. The Inter Mountain
of Butte, $500; the Standard of Ana
conda, $3.50, and the Ross, Frank &
Eaves company of Helena, S7,775.
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JUMPED THE TRACK
nd u Short Cury" and High Trr,tle Did
the Rest.

the Rest.
IANESyILl.E, April 5.--i'our pelsons
were killed outright and Il fifth fatally
injured in a wreck on the Bellaire, Xance.
vile Il Cincinnati narrow guage, at a
trestle, five miles west of SuMlnerlied
this morning. The coach jumped the
track as the train WAS approaching the
trestle, which is situated on a curve
The coach ran into the ties, half way
across, and thea the engine also left the
rails, carrying down five bents of the
trestlo to tho ravne below. Eli Lucas.
engineer whose family reside in this city,
was instantly killed. Mrs. f. Young and
little daughter of SummerHeld and ii
resident of BealeviIlo, suffered the same
fate. Jesse Jones, the fireman, was
fatally injured.
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CHICAGO, April Harrington Lunt, a
well known capitalist, was stricken with
heart disease today, and his death is
momentarily expected. Lunt was one
OF the founders Of the Northwestern
university at Evanstown, and also one
OF the leading promoters of the Chicago
and Northwestern railway.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12

upon Wilde asked to have certain ,.,
returned to him. When he roo.'
these letters Wilde gave the witness
Witness (Woods) then went to Am.'
Sidney Hoover, a good-lookinp W,
followed upon the stand. He tesr
that he met Wilde and Lord Dony
at Taylor's rooms. Sir John Bridns
manded Wilde until next Tbps',
Counsel asked that Wilde be releas,a
bail, but the magistrate declined \,
60 Counsel persisted, saying TIM,
could offer substantial bail. but r.,
replied: ut is not caee for bail AZ ,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
HE GOT OUT.

Chicago Chief OF Police Gets Mad and
Resigns.
CHICAGO, April G.-Chief OF Police
Michael Brennan resigned today. The
cause for his sudden action is not made
public, but it is supposed to have re-
suited from quarrel with the mayor
over the reinstatement Of large number
OF discharged police officers before the
recent elections.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
A Sick Minister.

MEXICO, April G.-United States Min
lister Ransom was resting easier at last
accounts, but large carbuncles have
developed on his neck and right elbow.
These, with extreme hoarseness, will
probably prevent him from attending to
the duties Of his office for week or 90.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
Death of An Editor.

SEATTLE, April &c. II. Heilbron
managing editor Of the Post Inteligencer
and president Of tie Seattle Guarantee
Loan e. T?ust company WAS found dead
in his bath tub this morning. Death
was due to natural causes,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
HEAVILY LOADED.
Wreck of II Freight Train and Consequent
Loss of Life.

ALTON, April , A fearful wreck oc.
Cured this morning at Wood River
bridge on the Chicago a. Alton cut off,
about half milo north of East Alton.
A long, heavy freight train was coming
down the grade, when the middle of the
train bulged out, and fifteen cars were
piled up on top Of each other. -Four mcn
were killed outright and two fatally
injured. None of them are known and
they are supposed to he tramps stealing
d ride. Tho injured men were brought
to the hospital in this city. An inquest
is now being held at East Alton. rhe
wreck was caused by the train being too
heavily loaded. When the brakes were
put on the front cars the weight behind
was thrown on flat car in the middle OF
the train, crushing it to atoms ana
Wrccking the other cars.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
MADE a MISTAk r..

New Crop Of Insurgents Spring Up in
Cuba.
MADRID, April G.-The news received
here that bands Of insurgents have ap.
peared in tho center Of Cuba is disquiet-
ing, as it was thought the rebellion was
confined to the eastern coast.
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IAID THE PENALTY.

An. Indian Murderer Ovrrtaken and Shot
Dead
WMNIrEG, April "a Glendive dis
patch says: THE Indian murderer Of
Government Officer Skyner of the Black
foot reservation was finally overtaken
and shot dead by a mounted posse of
police last night. The murderer made a
determined eight to the last.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
lIank KNOW -Sn1hinms

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, April -i}urga
entered the national bank at Sherriva
last night and wrecked tho safe vi
dynamite. The bank officials cannot
give an estimate % the amount of pu
der ODtaineu.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
GOOD I'ICIINGS.
chicago Politicians Alleged to !
Stolen 100000,


Chicago, April G--1he Post print
sensational story tonight regarding
disappearance of S5CO,0OO of the df
ocratic campaign fund. The Post sta
The managers Of the recent democra
campaign in which the democratic IN
lnee, Wenter, was defeated, charge
defeat to lack Of necessary funds, q
also charge that an enormous fund
been appropriated by five or six nenhi
IN democratic political circles of the Il
Reputable men of the democratic ps
are said to have become 20 thoroup,
aroused over the affair that they =
endeavor to secure an investigation al
promise startling developments,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Gets the job Of Printing the New Mon.
tana Codes.

tana Codes.
HELENA, April 5.--The state board of
examiners met again this morning in the
governors office. Hon. f. S. Booth of
Butte, chairman OF the code committee
in the last house OF representatives, ap-
peared before the board and made a
statement as to what was the intention
OF the legislature rs to it's desires and
the desire Of the legal fraternity of the
state regarding The use OF Deering's
annotations in tho publication Of the
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-12
PA ED IN LUCK
Denver Priest itrinstated with u
PAY.

DENVER, April &. Rev. Mr.. Calkin.
Catholic priest who was dispossessed
his parish eeveraI years ago,on account
errhtlc actions, has been reinstated |
the vatican, and the bishop has bee
ordered to pay him $4,000 back ealar,
II ia said the bishop will endeayor
reopen the case in Rome.
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CONNECTICUT Ar BOSTON.
Arrangements for the Big Convention This
Week.

Arrangements for the Big Convention This
Week.
The fourteenth international conven-
ton to be held in Boston July 1915, is
really going to be the "best yet" Con-
necticut will be represented by about
1900 delegates. About 400 New Haven
ers will attend. They will be enter
tanned in the vicinity of Berkeley tenn
pie, corner of Berkeley street and War
rem avenue, and at the Reynolds house.
Both these places are within few min
utes' walk of the convention hall. The
average rate for rooms only in private
families will be from so to rs cents a
person, and at the hotel 81 or $1.5O per
person, not including meals.
On Monday, July 10, there will be pill
grimages to Bunker Hill, Faneul hall,
Cambridge, etc., where lectures Will be
delivered. Following the convention
there will be special excursions to Con-
cord, Salem, Plymouth, White Noun
tains and Portland, Many Of these trips
cost less than 81.
Arrangements have been made with
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, so that nearly the entire
delegation, from the state will he able
to go together. Those from Hartford
will leave at 11;40 Wednesday, July 10,
by way of the Valley road and Shore
Line,
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Catarrh starts in the nasal passages,
affecting eyes, ears and throat, and is
in fact, the great enemy Of the mucous
membrane. Neglected colds in the
head almost invariably precede catarrh,
causing an excessive flow of mucous,
and if the mucous discharge becomes
interrupted the disagreeable results Of
catarrh will follow, such as bad breath,
severe pain across forehead and about
the eyes, a roaring and buzzing sound
in the ears and oftentimes very Of
fensive discharge. Ely's Cream Balm
is the acknowledged cure for these
troubles. julio 3teod 1tw
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KINp Aor ArpRECIArED.
Resolution Passed Last Night by the MAJ
ley, Nelly n Co. Athletic Club,

Resolution Passed Last Night by tho NAL
ley, Nicely ~ Co. Athletic Club.
At meeting Of the athlenc club of
the clerks of Malley, Neeiy & Co.. held
last evening, a resolution which ex-
presses the sentiments of all the clubs
was passed. It is a follows;
Reolved, That We, the employees of
Messrs, Malley, Nicely & Co., in meet
ing assembled, desire to express our
sincere appreciation and hearty thanks
to the firm for their kindly thought and
regard for our welfare and happiness in
extending to us, Friday, July 8, 1895, as
a holiday; thus enabling us to enjoy
two consecutive days of rest and reerea-
ton.
The usual outing of the clerks, which
has heretofore been held at Lake Whit
ney, will take place this year at ROTOR
Point on Friday next.
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Fast Run From New Haven.

Engineer William Dellert, with en-
CINE 227, one of John Henneys manufac.
ture, and Fireman McNulty, brought in
the 12:40 express from New Haven yes
terday afternoon, fifty-one miles in for
ty-nine minutes. They were twelve
minutes late cut of New Haven and
four minutes out of Shore Line junction.
New London Telegraph.
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when You Are Ready.

To clean house send for US to take up,
clean and relay your carpets. Nothing
is so detrimental to good health as
unclean carpets. BY sending your car
pets to the Forsyth company you are
assured of having them returned to you
as clean as new carpets. apis If
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Our one object in the business
world is to convince the resi-
dents of New Haven of the sin
certify of our efforts to conduct
q first-class business upon
sound and established business
principles.
To offer the best, -as, for in
stance, in Trunks.-at prices
that are bound, in themselves,
to interest and attract the ex-
perienced buyer.
BROOKS s. CO.,
Chapel and State streets
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Enlareinr the Plant.

Whitinsville, Mass, July 9.-Work on
The excavations for the foundation OF
the large addition to be built to the
Paul Within Manufacturing company's
plant at Northbridge, has begun. The
new addition will be about 200 feet long,
about 100 feet wide, four stories high.
built of brick with granite trimmings.
The total length of the plant when
the addition is completed, will be about
500 feet. Seven hundred looms will be
placed in the addition, making total
of 1000. Five new boilers will also be
placed in the mill. The estimated cost
of the Improvements will be $25c,O00.
Fifty new tenements will be built at
Northbridge. These big improvements
will make the Paul Within Manufacture
ing company's plant one of the largest
cotton plants in this section. 1t also
means an addition of 500 persons to the
population of the town.
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Riverside Park Races,

There are to be several races at the
Riverside Driving park on Thursday af-
ternoon of this week. Frank P. Clark
will drive his well known mare, Miss
Alice, for a mile, and other well known
horses, will be seen.
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j. j. Kraft, Merchant Tailor. 20 Center st
For the next go days, a discount of 10
per cent. will be given on all sales, in
order to close out our Summer Stock,
tiOnS
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Hundreds of Cats

AT Madison Square Garden, and air
pure and sweet. Imperial Hygenique
Fluid was used exclusively. Druggist
or $40 Chapel street.
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During the summer the JOURNAL &
COURIER will be sent, postage paid,
for SO cents month and the address
changed as often as desired.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorli
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NEW ADV EhIISE4hENA IA AO-DAA -
Daily Chat-Malley, Nicely & Co.
Estate Theron Il. Robinson-Probate Notice.
Fruit Syrups-E. Il. Hall & Son.
Furniture-H. b. Armstrong u Co.
Fresh Fish-Grand Avenue Fish Boat.
Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown " Co
India Silks--Chas. Monsoon Co.
observation-disclosures Orange Street.
Lost Pooketbook- This Office.
Previous to Inventory-E. Mcintyre y Co.
Proposals. of Seectmen.
Prices Are Right-Howe 4 Stetson.
Roots Quaker Bread-At Grocers.
Shakers Cordial-At Druggists.
Wesleyan Academy--Rev. w. Il. Newhal.
Wanted--Flat--Box SO, City.
-Salesmen-940 Chapel Street.
Wanted--Girl-65 Trumbull Street.
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Note.--A minus sign II preiixed to ther-
mometer readings indicates Temperature be-
low zero.
A"T' in connection with rainfall indicates
trace of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not known.