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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
WASHINGTON HEN FRUIT.
Montana Dealers orders Cannot BE filled
in the East.

Montana Dealers Orders Cannot BE filled
in the East.
During the past few days 100 cases of
ranch eggs have been sent out of the
state to fill orders that have heretofore
been filled by eastern shippers.
Mr.. Bradley, of the Tacoma Commits
sion company, who had charge of the
shipments, says: "Other shipments will
be made next week. The eggs were sent
to Montana, and those to beshipped next
week will go to the same place. We do
not have very much difficulty in securing
the eggs, although we have to look for
them in this county and also in Thurs
ton county. We paid about IA cents a
dozen for them. These shipments will
have a tendency to increase interest in
chicken ranches and it will also show to
the egg consuming districts outside OF
the state that we are in a position 10
, ship eggs ON short notice. Heretofore
large quantities of eggs have been snip
ped into this county, and | believe this
is the fret instance when We have had
an opportunity to ship eggs away from
home. The order for the eggs resulted
from the billiards. in the east. The
blizzard resulted in a shortage, aud the
Montana trade wired us for a supply,
We secured good ranch eggs and hope
to give full satisfaction in filling the
orders and thereby secure orders in the
future.'--Tacoma Union.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
THE FINAL STRUGGLE.
The Senate May Sit Until Noon Mon
day-Rushing BusineSs-Amer-
leans in Cuba.

lN"to =" D''
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The senate
upon its final session today with
the prospect of sitting continuously until
Monday noon. There was a rush of pri-
vate bills as this was the last chance of
many eager claimants.
Call presented the following telegram
from DR.. Moreno. at Tampa, Fla: 1.-Two
American citizens, Sanguill and Aguirce,
have been incarcerated at Havana. Enter
protest and have case investigated at
once"
Call asked the committee on foreign
relations to promptly communicate with
the state department with a view to
American intervention.
Final action was taken confirming the
conference agreement on the fortified
tons appropriation bill.
German, in charge Of the naval appro'
priation bill, cut off the rush OF private
bills by urging the need of speed in con
alteration of this the last of the grea'
appropriation bills. His plan prevailed
and the naval bill was taken up.
As proposed by the committee the
number of extra seamen to be enlisted
by the secretary of the navy in times O.
emergency was reduced from 1000 tt
1000. Lodge of Massachusetts earnest
w oppocad tho redurtiOn.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
TWO men KILLED.
Another Seriously W~"unded-A Dis
charged EmplON- NJ lrders His
Former Associates.

VALLEY FIELD, Que, March John
10y. clerk, and Max Lebauf, Waterman,
for the Montreal Cotton company, were
shot and killed last night, andT. Wilson,
another clerk. was shot and perhaps
fatally injured by {. E. Shorts, for
merly private secretary to the manager
of the company, but recently discharged
on account of irregular habits.
Between 10 and II o'clock Paynlaster
Love, assisted by Clerks 10y and Wilson
was making up the pay rolls when
Shorts entered the office. He was
ordered to leave. He grabbed a loaded
revolver from the paymaster's desk and
began firing, Shorts, after Attempting
to open the door of the vault. escaped.
no one being able to interfere,
About midnight Wilson vas able to
reach the electric button and sounded
au alarm. which brought in assistance
Shorts has beer arrested.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
boxes Of frozen oranges shipped from
Florida,
AN IMMENSE AEROLlTE

With Terrible Force and Sur
prises People of IL Nevada Town.
RENO, New, March AT $40 thls
morning an immense aerolite shot out
of the northern heavens and seemingly
passed over the town. 1t exploded with
terrific force, shaking buildings and
awaking people. Those who saw it des-
cribe it as a magnificent sight, lighting
up the heavens and earth in all direc-
tions. 1t was accompanied by a whirring
noise like a tornado. People on the
streets %involuntarily lodged. 1t was
probably at a great distance, as the
explosion was not heard for two min
utes after it dropped.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
IN AIRY GAKB

~ New York Woman Boards IA Street
M Car.
New YORK, March Miss Lena
Casey, a middle aged patient in the al
coholic ward of the Jersey City hospital,
arose from her cot at l o'clock yesterday
morning and crept noiselessly to a win
dow. Clambering out on the sill 10 her
might clothes she dropped to the ground,
Zen feet below, and walked to Montgom-
Dry street. a short distance from the hos
pital. A trolley car came along about
This time and Miss Casey boarded it in
her airy costume.
When the conductor recovered from
his amazement the car was at the ferry
"a policeman was called and the woman
returned to the hospital in a patro
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

New loRK, March 1.-The Wilson line
steamer Colorado, which reached port
from Hull, England. today, brought the
captain and crew of ten Of the German
bark Norma, picked up at sea. The
Norma, an old vessel, WAS loaded with
dyewoods from Buenos Ayres for Ant
werp. On February Is she encountered
a heavy storm. which caused her to leak
badly. When the Colorado came in
sight the Norma was about to sink.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

New CASTLE, Ind, March Carrie,
the 4-year-old daughter of William
Williams, died from the effects of
eating frozen oranges. In comment
ing upon the death an old doctor pointed
out that health officers everywhere
should take such measures as would re-
suit in the destruction Of thousands OF
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

Special to The Tribune.
HELENA, March 1.-The Kleinschmidt
BROTHERS this afternoon received word by
Telegraph from Oelrichs a. Co, New
York, agents for the North German
Lloyd Steamship company, announcing
the arrival of the body of l.. Kurt Klein
schmidt at New York this morning.
The remains will be shipped from New
York this evening and will probably
arrive in Helena Tuesday morning.
Arrangements for the funeral will be
announced later.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

Special to The Tribune.
HELENA, March THE senate went
through a great amount of business to-
day. At the morning session Folsom
presented a petition against the creation
of Sweet Grass county.
Leonard of the judiciary committee
presented reports on a large number OF
bills-house bills-principally amenda-
tory of the codes. Among the bills was
that for a state board of pharmacy.
which was recommended for reference to
a special committee composed of Sigh
and Steele.
Babcock's local building association
bill was reported favorably with some
amendments.
The finance committee reported a
number of house bills making appropri-
atoms to pay claims against the state,
and the committee on towns and
ties reported the Boadwater bill without
Recommendation.
Some eighteen or twenty house bills
were read twice and referred to commit
tees.
During the morning hour the governor
sent in a nomination for state veterina-
rian, 1t was considered in executive
session and referred to the committee on
etock-growing. The nominee was DR..
| Alex Plnmmer, and none of the senators
seemed to know him. 1t vas stated
| that the gentleman is a resident OF Iowa.
At the afternoon session another big
batch Of house bills were read twice,
among them were the following: To
regulate the practice of dentistry: to
protect users of labor union labels; elias
styling counties and fixing salaries of
officers; anti. cigarette bill.
The senate bill relating to road viewers
was received from the house amended
and amendments were ~concurred in.
Eggleston's bill providing lien on logs
in certain cases was also received with
amendments and amendments c%oncurred
in.
F'olsom's suffrage bill also came over
with amendments. They simply provide
for submitting the question to the people
and they were conCurred in.
Babcock called Up his notice of thu
day previous for "a reconsideration of the
vote by which the Carbon county bill
had passed, The motion to reconsider
was lost 10y a vote of : to Q, Babcocl
and Smith being paired and the presid
ing officer voting against reconsideration
The Sweet Grass county bill was ther
taken up in committee of the whole anc
ordered favor4bly reported, and whel
the serate resumed it was passed by
vote of II to :. The senate also passed
Cullen's bill locating a soldiers home a
Glendive, The senate has cleaned VI
all bills on the general file, save tn
Broadwater county measure. The hous
school book bill will come up Monday.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
Bridges Going Out.

OMAHA, March 1.-The protracted
warm weather has caused the ice in the
river to melt. The Union Pacific bridge
gang is blasting ice Jams. Three spans
of the Burlington bridge at Columbus
have been swept away. The Platte
bridges of the Rock Island, Missouri
Pacific, and Burlington are threatened
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
More Bodies Found,

NEW YORK, March 2-ToGay three
more corpses we're removed from the
ruins of the Orchard street buildings.
making the casualties: Five killed and
eight seriously wounded. The bodies
recovered today are those of John Marie
Joseph Crescentess, and Joseph Mari,
all employed upon the building,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
SENATOR AND SH EkIFF.
Come to Blows in IL Portland, Oregon,
Hotel.

PoRTLAND. March AN exciting
scene occurred in the corridor OF the
Worcester building this evening when
State Senator Henry r. McGinn and
George G. Sears, sheriff of this county
came to blows. Sears called Mc(iinn IA
sneak and the senator responded by
landing his right OF the sheritfs Jaw
Sears drew his revolver and struck Nc
CHM between the eyes with it. Before
any further damage could be done wit
nesses to the affair separated the men,
The trouble grew out of the passage of
a bill by the late Legislature cutting
down Sears fees.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

WASlIINnmON. March THE demon
STATIONS IN the senate chamber last
night left traces on the proceedings to-
day. Senators in groups discussed the
dramatic scenes of the night. Three Of
the chief actors in last nights conflicts,
Chandler, Hill and Maltin. were early in
their seats, Several of the veteran dem
ooratic leaders, Harris, George and 9th
ers, conferenced AS to what could be
done without ieopardizine the appropria-
ton bills. On the surface the senate
serenity.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
The Gar and rtists.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The car
has ordered the appointment Of a com
mission to found, in memory Of the late
Gar Alexander, an institution where a
home will be provided for disabled au-
thors, artists and actors.
Only q few weeks ago the czar gave
out of his privy purse $4,000 rubles for
the purpose OF providing pensions for au'
thOrs.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
WILDLY ~CLAMORING.

congressman Seek Recognition of Pet
Schemes.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-When the
house met today fifty members with up
lifted arms we're clamoring for recogni-
ton, but all requests for unanimou s con-
sent were cut off by the presentation of
the conference report on the fortified.
tons appropriations bill, which was
agreed to. The senate amendments to
the sundry civil bill we're disagreed to
and it was sent to the conference under
suspension of the rules. The legislative,
executive and judicial bill was also
sent to the conference.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

New YORK, March IA dispatch from
London says that the steamer Umbria
will take out tomorrow 100000 in Amer
lean eagles and bar gold for America, on
account of the gold bonds syndicate.
This makes an aggregate of sl,77G,C00
shipped to the United States since Jan
nary ~.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

New YORK, March 2.-The weekly
statement Of the associated banks is as
follows: Reserve, decrease, Sl.7o6,22o;
loans, increase, 51,5S8, 100; specie, de-
crease, s4,S44,2OO; legal tenders, increase
S3,3O6,90O; deposits, decrease, sll9,l00;
circulation, increase, 5l53,9O0. The banks
now hold s2s,o54,5OO in excess of the
legal requirements.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

Men Engage to Go Down for the Mails
in the tlbe.

WpN TIUNIN % wv TJDN1 TUT ~ ATT
in the tlbe.
LONDON. March 1.-The North German
Lloyd company hac engaged three
German. three English and three French
divers to attempt to recover the mails
from the foundered steamer Elbe. The
vessel lies in water 100 feet dep, Two
or thrie mail bags from her have been
washed ashore on the English coast.
The estimated value of the mails is
$4,000. In addition to the regular
wages that the divers will be paid the
company has allotted $500 for the
recovery of valuables.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
State Lands.

WA~sniyoroN. March2.-Senator Power
has introduced a bill providing for the
issuance of patents to all lands selected
by Montana as state lands under its
enabling act, with a statement inserted
that if there is mineral o r coal! in the
lands, the title to it is to be forever
vastad in the state,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

New YORK, March 1.-The jury in tie
case of ex-Capt. Dnherty. accused of
accepting "protection" money from the
keeper of a disorderly house, has re-
ported a disagreement.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
Nearing the End.

WASHINGTON. March IA drizzIlng
rain was falling when the house entered
upon the last legislative day of the fifty
third congress-. Tomorrow (Sundayl is IA
dies ION in legislation and there is IA
prospect of 4 forty-eight hours session.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

Emanuel Reed deeds to P.W. Madison
trustee, lot 8, block 81, townsite, con
sideration, $500; Sarah "A. French deeds
to same, lot 3, block 500, townsite, cor
slderation, $500; Chas. Lawson deeds to
came, lot IL. block All, townsite, con
sideratlon, 5000; the trustees of the M
e. church to same, lot 5, block 46l, town
| site, consideration, $3.50.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
Oscar wilde I.ibeled.

LONDON, March 1.-The Westminster
Gazette this afternoon published a re-
port that IA we'll known member OF the
a~yistocracy had been servou with a sum
ON account of an alleged defama-
tory libel upon Oscar Wilde.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
IsmaeI Pasha Dead.

CAIRO, March 2.-lsmael Pasha died
at Constantinople today.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08
Metal Market,

New York, March Bar silver, GOA
cents; lead, s3.O219.
The Forrest City times., 1895-04-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

The inspector of prisons at koonger,
in the government of Perm, Russia,
while drunk, ordered that three pris-
oners who had tried to escape be
beaten to death by the guards with
the butts of their rifles One of the
prisoners was killed, and the others ia
tally injured.
On the 18th State Senator Goebel
shot and killed Cashier John Sanford
of the Farmers and Traders national
bank of Covington, Ky. The tragedy
was the sequel of iong-standing feud
between the men, and was the immedi-
ate result of an article published by
Goebel about Sanford. Sanford fired
the first shot After the shooting
Goebel delivered himself up to the
police.
On the 18th the Cripple Creek and
Grassy Coli express wagon was held
up by two men who had asked perlnis-
sion TO ride, and who. after beating
the driver. forced him to hold the
horses while they cut open the mail
bag and rified its contents. They Sc
cured one package containing sic, 900
and probably others and made their
escape. \ large posse of men were
soon in pursuit.
SAMUEL L. KAN, farmer of May
town, Pa, climbed a tree TO cut a
switch. and fell TO the ground. q
distance of IS feet, and broke his neck.
When he started to climb the tree he
remarked 10 his brother-in-law: II
expect I'll fall and break my neck"
On the 18th James b. Gentry, the
actor who shot his fiance, Madge
Yorke, the actress, in Philadelphia. on
February y, was ARA .gned before a
coroner's jury and formally committed
TO prison TO await the action of the
grand jury.
A son of John Lynn was killed by
lightning near Sturgis. KY. on the
18th. The boys brother was on the
same horse, but, strange 10 say. he was
not killed, although somewhat injured.
They had just started for work. The
horse which they were riding was in
stantly killed.
The Forrest City times., 1895-04-19
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Fire at Tahlequah. l. T., destroyed
two blocks. causing loss of 500. 900.
Secretary Morton has rescinded the
quarantine against Mexican cattle at
certain points.
The Middle Mississippi River Lum-
bermen's association was formed at
Rock Island, Ill.
Frank Taylor, known as a crook in
New York, is in jail in London for
wholesale swindling.
CThe records of the treasurer of st.
Francois county, Mo-, were destroyed
by fire at Pennington.
Mrs. Emma Dreyfus. of st. Louis, was
badly burned by a gasoline explosion
while filling stove tank.
Hon. Chas +. Crisp's friends are urg-
ing him to the front as southern can
didate for the presidency.
j. A. Minter and NJ r. Dudley.
planters, fought duel at Tylers, Ala
Dudley was mortally wounded.
Gus Roland was killed by compan-
ion named James with bat during a
baseball game near Macon. Mo.
The body of Prof. VIM. McAdams,
of Alton, H.. was found in the river
at Eagle Nest island in the Missis-
sippi
Louis Sturgeon, of Vandalia. H.,
shot himself because his marriage to
a Miss Phillips was objected to by his
parents.
The Paris Figaro says that DIR. Nan
hA .
pole, and that it is situated on a range
of mountains
Frank c. Huffman, the notorious
Cooper county MOI train robber. is
said To be surro unded and wounded in
Hickory county.
President Havemeyer OF the Ameri.
can Sugar Co. announces that all the
idle rehneries of the company started
up Monday morning.
A letter has been received at Wash
ington from Justice Jackson saying
he would not be able to resume his
seat on the bench this term.
The comptroller of the tsaasurv has
ordered that an assessment of $751;
500 be levied on the stockholders of
the First national bank of Sedalia, No.
Champ Clark believes Missouri and
Arkansas are the best states in the
Union.and declares that free silver and
free trade must be the democratic slo-
gan.
Charles Smith. negro tough, and
Webber Isaacs, a young Indian, were
sentenced in the United States court at
Fort Smith Ark To be hanged with
Cherokee Bill on June IS.
The Forrest City times., 1895-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

The twenty-sixth annual reunion
of the Society of the Army of the
Potomac will be held in New London,
Conn.,. June Is and 10
On the l4th South Dakota was visited
by the worst dust storm in its history.
The wind began blowing early in the
day, and increased in velocity until
noon, when the dust was flying at such
rate that the sun was obscured. al
though 1T was a clear day. 1t is be-
lieved that much of the grain recently
sown was blown out of the ground.
OK the night of the 14th severe shocks
of earthquake We're experienced at
Venice and Verona and other Italian
cities, and throughout southern Aus
tria. Many buildings were damaged
and several persons injured.
Four babes were baptized at Muncie.
Ind, in water brought from the River
Jordan.
For the first half of April treasury
receipts fell IS, ss3. 0o0 behind expend-
itures, and for the fiscal year up to
the 18th the deficit was S45. At, 900.
THE annual report of the American
Tobacco Co. was issued on the 18th.
and showed surplus of 81. 01S. POI, after
allowing for the income tax and pre-
ferred stock dividend. The surplus
after common stock dividend was ST.
S65,227 Total surplus December 81,
1894, S7.19S, 200.
o. the 18th a petition for rehear-
ing in the incOme-tax cases of Charles
Pollock vs.. The Farmers LOAF and
Trust Co. ct al, and Lewis II. HYDE vs..
The Continental Trust Co. of New
York, was presented to the supreme
court by Mr.. w. d. Guthrie. OF counsel
for the appellants. The court took
the papers under Amusement
The Forrest City times., 1895-04-19

On the 12th, Shannonville, Pa,
Katie Frets. the year-old daughter
of John Frets, p rietor of the Weth-
ills mansion, W known summer re-
sort, was acciden ally shot and in
stantly killed by her sister Mary, aged
Is years.
On the 18th the farmhouse of J. Gill
more, miles north of Howard City,
Mich, was destroyed by fire. A 4-year-
old son was burned to death; another,
aged IL, will probably die, and Mrs.
Gilmore was badly burned.
CARL SHAW, treasurer of Blaine
county, Okla, is in jail for embezzling.
lie was arrested on charge of embez-
cling the funds of his office and the
grand jury has found five indictments
against him. Shaw's shortage is placed
at over $1,000, while his bond is less
than 1000.
On the 18th the murdered and mutt.
lated body of Minnie Williams. a young
domestic, was found in the study of
Rev. DIR. Gibson, pastor of the Emanuel
Baptist church in San Francisco. On
the 14th another horrible discovery
was made of the body of Blanch La
mont in small room in the steeple of
the same church, where it had been
for several days. Suspicion pointed
to young medical student, and he was
arrested.
The Forrest City times., 1895-04-19

THE cruiser Olympia, it is limited. in
stead of going to Santa Barbara to at
tend the flower festival. is under sealed
orders TO proceed to Corinto Report
also has it that the Monterey is bound
for the same place and that when the
British war vessels arrive at Corinto to
collect England's bill against Nicara-
qua they win find two American mem
of-war waiting for them in the harhor'