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The Portland daily press., 1895-05-27

A cottage house, seven rooms, partly fur
nished, at Echo Point. Great Diamond
Island. Address CHAS. W. BUCK, Cam
bridge. Mass. myl5eod6t
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-27

"Why, as soon as saw you l COM
pretended the whole scheme. It was
you who had concocted the little diver,
sion to test my ability. Thus at last /
understood the reason for the pretended
loss Of identity. With the knowledge
that you were in it, was more than
ever determined to get at the facts.
Knowing that you were out, I fastened
to your house, hoping for chat with
little Miss Rose as the most likely
member OF your family to get informa-
ton from"
"Oh, tie, Mr.. Barnes!'' said Mr..
Mitchell, 'to play upon the innocence
OF childhood. am ashamed of you'll"
ALPS fair, etc. Well, succeeded. ]
found Mr., Goldie's bicycle in your hall
way. took the number and name and
hurried to the agency, where l readily
discovered that wheel-No. 50S6-is
ridden by G. J. Mortimer, one of their
regular racing team. Ialso learned that
Mortimer's private name is Mortimer J.
Goldie. was much pleased at this, be-
cause it showed how good my reasoning
had been about the alias, for you OBJ
serve that the racing name is merely a
transportation of the family name. The
watch, of course, is prize, and the in
scription would have proved that you
were imposing upon me, Mr.. Goldie,
had you permitted me to see it,
"Of course. That was why put it
back in my pocket -
81 said just now, !" said Mr.. Barnes,
"that without the stolen handkerchief |
would have done better. Having it.
when I looked over the l.. A. W. list,
went through the 'G's' only. With
out it 1 should have looked through the
G. 'J's' and MS not knowing how
the letters may have been transposed,
In that case I should have found C. !
Mortimer, and the initials would have
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-27

TENO LET-A convenient, pleasant, up
street; rent $10 per month. 25-1
THO LET-Furnished cottage for the sea-
Il son, on Great Diamond Island. Nicely
located; excellent water supply and drain
age. E. l.. G0DlNG. l60 Middle street.
lift
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-27

THO LET-One of the best cottages on
4 Peaks Island, situated on Island avenue
a short distance from landing: contains s
rooms partly furnished, and has fine we'll of
water. Price reasonable. Inquire A. G.
LIBBY, AZ 1-2 Exchange street. 25-l
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

THE lot of "A Denver councilman is not |
nt prcsrnt spocialIv hau,y one. At
recent meeting some OF the municipa.
LEGISLATORS cast their votes in manner
thai was supposed 10 be rather tuo
Friendly to the water company and there I
WAS in ronsnuilan,r AN uminmls roar on
the p;r, nf MANY iratc citizens. So.
pynununryI wa. this manifestation OF
pouular ,iispIcasl,re that eight Of the
members felt they were in danger OF
Lrino m1hb,I and called ON the police
authorities - GUARD their residences.
The gentlemen NAV have. been honest in
thrir official conduct hut the action
that can arouse such storm of indignu-
tiun must have about if and around il
some of the clements of wrong doing.
1t must tie said for some of the mem
hers that they have sought the proper
mems for n yindiratiOn. Sentiment has
been much divided in Denver on the
water question and a portion OF the
press has been unsparing in its abuse of
the aldermen who favored the water
company. and these attacks arc certainly
to degree responsible for the inAamed
condition of the public mind. In order
that these NEWSPAPERS may have an
opportunity of making good their
accusations three of the members
of the council have instituted libel
libel suits against the Republican and
the Gcws. This is proper. No newspa-
Der has IA right to indulge in wholesale
lo,,,,.;o+;,, Of ,t,ic;,lc unla.s +bav 1n-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
FOR TUE DEFENDANT.
The jury in the Dnnohue-Spencer Case
Find as Above.

Find as Above.
When court assembled Saturday
the room was we'll filled with spectators
curious to know what tho verdict of the
jury in this sensational! damage case
would be. Foreman Hanson handed the
sealed verdict to the court and after
reading it he handed it to the court and
a moment aftervard the crowd learned
that it was Il verdict for the defendant.
The latter WAS in She court house at the
time and received the congratulations of
many friends. fhe verdict was in uc-
cord with the opinions of moet of those
who listened to the testimony during the
trial. The jury were un 1nlmous Ia their
verdict.
Miss Donuhuo WAS not in court when
the verdict was returned Her friends
were not ready to say whether any fur
ther steps would be taken IN the matter
or not at this time. the plaintiff is re-
ported to be prostra!ed from the Dervous
strain of the trial.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

In the Spokane Gronnd and Benton
Group IN M'agher County.
The recent strike by the Montana
Gold, Silver. pallnum and Ielluriunl
Mining company on the Spokane ground
and the Benton group is regarded as the
richest anu most important strike yet
made by the company. says the Husband
man. 4 big lead WAS found on the
Spokane ground on one wall Of which
was eight inches of ore that is the rich
est ever found in the camp. This chute
Of ore has been developed for $50 feet in
length and has been cut at fifty feet and
/. tunnel will soon be started to tap it at
teuth of loO feet. With this ricn chute
Of ore extending to that depth it will be
possible to put the mine on dividend
paying basis The owners of this prop
erty are much eIated of late and have
great hopes Of realizing on their new find
at an early date,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

SINo SINu, July I.-Dr Buchanan, the
wife murderer, was e.ectroclted at ll:20
this morning. At ll.l4 the witnesses
were called to the execution chamber.
Electrician Davis was at the switch
board. In d closed bIX Was L convict
who, upon the eigla!, Was to turn the
switch, As the party was seated the
electrician put bank Of electric lights
ou the chair and sent the current
through them. When the current was
switched off Fhe warden and two guards
appeared at the door ~itn DR.. Buchanan.
He walked Ia without word and took
mis- seat In about 80 seconds he was
strapped. and in ~ seconds pronounced
dead. The voltage of l., ,4U was KEEP. OF
80 seconds more 1t was the quickest
and most successful execution ever seeL
at the prison. The following dispatch
was received at the prison from New
York. II, Warden Sage. Sing Sing
Prison, " l.--Ihe opinion Of the at.or
ney general is mis!eaiuy ana misstates
the facts as to thu appeal. Inc Bu-
chHuan Case is IL the supreme court OF
the United St.tcs adj by nited States
laws youe authority is stayed, You must
cloose between supposed duty to the
state and obedieLc9 Of thv supreue laws
of your country. arthur G. Butte auu
George W. Gibbons,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

court of appeals has announced decisions
IN the cases Of the city and county OF
Spokane against the First National bank,
reversing the decision in the former case
and affirming the decision in the latter.
Those suits were brought on the claim
that the City's and tie county's deposits
in the bank at the time it failed should
he recognized by the receiver as pre-
ferred claims. The city had $4,000 in
the bank and the county about $4,000.
The lover court gave judgment in both
cases in favor IF the tauk.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
TWO EXECUTIONS
Clay Pugh Pays tn" Death benaI'E
For the Murder uf Conductor
Chauncey w West,
ELECTRICITY AND THE HEMP
DR.. Buchauau. the New York VI lie
Murderer. Receives Il +ataI
SnrcH nj Sing sing.


Special to The 4ribn4e.
BOULDER. July l--C,ay pugh tins
morning paid the death penalty for the
murder of Conductor q, W. Vest near
Butte last October. At Il few minutes
past zen o'clock he was taken from his
cell into the jail yard, viii Nherih GIL
liam on his right aud Deputy Sheriff
Halford on his left. The party followed
Under sheriff Sherlock under the scat
fold. where Rey. q, W. Blythe read IA
verse of scripture from the fourth verse
of the twenty first Psalm, and also made
a few remarks. The straps were then
bound about his ankles and the black
cap put on and the moose placed over MS
neck by Sheriff Gillian. lie was told
by Pugh to put IT on good and tlght and
pull it up. y minute or two toIioWeo
and at given signal sharp crack was
heard and Pugh took drop OF forty
inches into eternity. Drs. LeOcheF anu
EaUter counted the movements OF MS
pulse and nine minutes after the drop he
was pronounced dead, The body hung
eight MINUTES after the decision Of the
doctors, and vas then placed III PLAN
cisket with the simple Inscription, "At
rest. and all that remained of Clay Pugh
was taken to the potter field at the
county poor farm for ln1erment' lie
left instructions VITA tine death watch 10
II" ,IllI Nt',IiD NJ
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
SIZE WAS P.AkDDSID.
Executive (lemency Recalls ii Famous
New York Murder.

New lohK, July l.--Governor Morton
last week pardoned Mary Druse, who has
been in the Auburn state prison since
Oct. y, 1857 serving life sentence for
assisting her mother butcher her father
The governor believes she was forced to
confess The Druse case was a famous
one ten years ago, and has few parallels
in the annals of crime. Druse lived with
his wife. daughter who was then 30
years Of age, IA fephew and son, both
young boys. While sitting at his break
fast table he was attacked by his wife
and nephew. the latter firing t,Fo bullets
into his body, Mary, the daughter, cast
a moose over her fathers head and at
temptt 4 To choke hiul. Mrs. Druse com
ple ed the crime by chopping her nus
b4nd'; ;; head from bi- body. The bYdy
va. boiled and fed tu the hogs anu tue
bones were Duriau, Mrs Druse Was eX-
e2u:cI. t.:y ,a.up-. ,.-.,4 - CO-tc..-
ing, auI the boys We're u!sCAarged
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
Tear, Of No Avail.

PorGuEEperG. ~, Y, July Mrs
Buchanan. wife Of the condemned mur-
derer, made an uasuGcessful effort to in
duce Gov. Morton TO commute ber hus-
bands sentence to life Imprisonment, at
6 o'clock rnis morning, The woman
sank On her knene bcfora the governor
and pleaded for her husbands life,
Gr.af almost prevented her speaking
and Gov. Morton was overcome. Tears
stood in his eyes as he lifted her to her
feet and told her he could not grant hel
rnnMeat
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

Pastor Dawson Would Make Them Aid
Religion.

Religion.
AsBURY. PARK, July 1.-The Rev. J.
p. Dawson, pastor Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church, preached Oh the
Sunday newspaper last night. H. said
the man VINO believes thar it can be
suppressed or repressed is an optimist Of
the kind who would try to stop the tide
from coming in at its times, or the
crowd of MethOdis,s from coming to
Ocean Grove ii Camp meeting week.
is it not possible" he said. "that God
Is opeclng up d magnificent opportunity
to reach the homes Of the irr"Iigious and
nOn-churen 4ocrs Of the land: If the
Sunday newspapers will throw open
their columns to those who desire 10
publish the glad tidings. and ii the
clerg! men vii! respond, believe great
blessing viii follow and multitudes
would near the gospel who might other
wise never be reached.'
Pastor Dawson's open support OF Sun
day papers was d refreshing surprise to
his congregation, which had never heard
anything ut the kind before.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
lAi'lipi. SITE.
Helena Real Estate Men Take Another
gur.I.

Juri4.
Special to I'un tribune.
HELENA, July l-loday noon the
hour ALLOTTED for receiving bids for the
capitol site expired. Al that hour sew
eral interested parties we're assembled in
the office nI the governor, some for the
purpose Of seeing who handed ia bids.
and others who for some reason had
withheld their propositions till the last
to hand over their tightly sealed eLvel-
opes to Private Secretary Keith Just as
the court house clock began Is chime of
the noon hour. There is no official in
formation ObtainaU!e until the bids are
opened by the capital site commission.
which il to meet July ), at two O'Clock
III the governur's office. 1t is known
that Miller X i}arden, S. I. Hauser,
Peter Whine, i. j. Steele. w. A. Chess
man, L. ). Hale and L. ". Heath have
their bids in. and it is rumored that both
l., Bereridge and the Ming estate have
submitted proposals. 1t is understood
that the prices are much lover than last
time. thus assuring good selection at a
reasonable figure
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

Mr.. and Tr.. Riggs Advertise Helena and
Their Marriage.
SAN FrAscsaco, July w. NJ. Bigga
and Mrs. Norma y, Chadwick, both Of
Uolena, we're married in Grace church
here today by Rev, Il, G, Fautc. The
wedding WAS private one, only few
relatives and intimate friends being
present. After the coromony the couple,
accompanied by Berthe and Norma Rob
inson, nieces Of Mrs. Bigge. departed for
Monterey, where week or ten days will
be epent at the famous hotel Del Monte.
ON the 18th the steamer Queen Of Ia
coma will carry them to Alaska, from
whence they will return the latter part
OF the month, and after d visit TO the Ma
tional PARK will arrive at Helena.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
SOME BANK $Gl.H.


\. NJ. scout (, >urr.rLrd by Golh 4. Cur
ti- IA, rre,idtnt Of the First National--
H.. HI. ,Iattr.on, Cashier.
Monday the directors of the First
National. bank held meeting and re-
ceiyed and accepted the resignation of
\. Nj Scott as president Of the bank.
Gold T. Curtis was elected president to
succeed Mr. scott by d Unanimous vote,
and II. ii. Matteeun, who has been as
sl6iaut Cast !cr, vas prOulUted to the post
ton of cashier. The bank is in stronger
tinancia, position today than it has been
at any time since 1t first opened for busl-
neFa anu the report made 10 the direct
Ora W AZ most excellent one.
Mr., Scott has also resigned ms posi-
| ton as general agent o! the townGle
company, and the affairs If that com.
| pany viii hereafter be conducted by the
secretary, Mr.. ". w. Conner
il is understood that MIR. Scott has ac-
ceptcd Responsible position IN Ana
condn 70 lEIECNE reporter Mr. Scott
was somewhat unCDmnunCat!Ve as t.
the real nature Of his new position, bu'
he SAID that while he should he absent
iD Anaconda good deal Of the time ht
would continue to Keep his rcsldonce il
Great I'alIs and the work he would ht
engaged in would not be altogether dis
connected with the growth aud prosper
ity Of TINS city.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

CnicAGO, June g9.-Ihere is no truth
in the report Mat the Duke Of Aumale
uncle pf the late Count Of Paris, has
been assassiIh,ed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05

WAsHINGToN, June 2J.-Gen. Gree n
Clay Smith ot kentucky, died at l:2G
O'Clock this afternoon.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
CaEk;1Ir
f;los1S,I%xSS
The New and Right Way
EAST AND WEST
To all Pacific Coast points and Trans.Pacitc
ports.
Time Card-Great Falls.

Time Card-Great Falls.
Arrival and departure OF trains III Great Falls
Express from the east arrives ........ i:23 u III
Ily nrass TO east departs ............... 2:iO III
liz xnress for Helena and Butte departs.. 1885
Local for Helena and Butte DEPARTS. 4;o p IN
Express from Helena and BUTTE arrives 2AO H.
Ioc,l from Helena and Butte arrives. 2:51 pm
.tnr sand C.ules departs ......... 40
strom Sand Coulea, arrives. ..."iZ.Gl Eiu
FOR Ne.hHrt dapLrtG. G...-........-...-..- cN IA u
fMondsys, Wednesdays ind iridays.j
Frcr iielilnrt arrives .... ............ 2..h H.
ti1eRcays, Ihuroda!'s, and Saturday.
"i)zily except ~1nGay,
E,rrt GLASS st@"p,nE nnn t'fntnE I@""'
iSasG. tu roinrs E4e,. Ratae .ronl sIre'.;
Falls to eaGte,n EuaEta are oe low, ti4o ~ fl0"'
oases .uuch lOwar. ti'Sn rstee from hsleE" OK
El-tta.
t.AcursInl Rates. titgt-clau3 rounn trlp "a
.I!Calrl -irVuts 6ht' tOi ~. Paul ara Lt4.!na'
.a,lie, Chicago .ud st. tnlis. good Io1 three
,rrnthk, with etup over prlViI42os II hesircd.
;u.i1ur!ant CNHHrCtinnr. Our @rh,uH MAKE
CLOSE "tll nectious IN unIon dpppts Al St. i'he!
aru NiuLe.j,, lis to all points east and south.
Family Tourist Cars and Chicago Sleeper
Counectionr at HAvre with Family Tourist Cars
for the east and vest. Through Palace oie"p-
srs 10 hiceco.
Coiuni., sleeping Cars. Free TO tirst and
seeuad CLUE ynssenserG.
Through Tickets sold snd ibegsese ctecstS'
| to points ia Unitad Suites %nd lhnads, Special
nduce ments now fierce. on all Steamship
ichate to and from Entope.
caf fuij lnfUr.nn.lou rHtte, tltt!f ,snles, ST..
r.ll t,n 0r ad8rcsp p. j. pHEENEl, AGENT
'traHt g..ls, Mont.
Or F. /. WHITNEY. &. p. &T. A.,
st panl. Minn.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-05
"Reware the pinr tr,.r'- withared branch,
II ,y4r,l the ,.wTill ;y, ,trrhpi'

Was the peasants warning 10 tie aspir
lng Alpine youth. Dangers greater than
these lurk in the pathway OF the young
man or young woman ul the present as
they journey up the rugged sidthiLi Of
Time Nut they may all be met and
overcome by a indicious and timely use
Of DR.. i'lercee oIden Medical Discovery,
the celebrated cure for colds, coughs,
catarrh and consumption. Better than
hypophoaphites or cod liver oil; un-
rivalIcd and unapproachable in all
diseases arising from ecrofunus or en-
feehIed condition of the eystem. Send
for free book. Address Worlds Dis
pansary Medical Association, No. GG3
Main street, Buffalo, y. !.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11

Japan shows symptoms of un-
Outstanding the shipbuildfpg ques-
ton we'll enough to place her or
ders for her new ships, and she is
going to build fleet Of them, with
the American builders. Already
both in Philadelphia and in San
Francisco is that eastern wonder
looking out for the yards In which
to plant the greater part of that
indemnity money that she receives
from China. She could not build
her ships to better advantage than
in this country, and her selection
OF United States shipmasters to
struct her fleet is equally credit
able to her judgment and to the
proficiency of the builders Of this
country. Japan is going to do
something on the high seas in the
future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11
EXCURSION ON SOUTHERN PA.
CIFIC.

To all Ticket agents in Texas, east of
Del Rio:
Weekend excursion rates to Houston
and San Antonio are authorized as fol-
lows:
Agents on T. & N. o. railroad, includ-
ing Sabine division, will sell, July ID,
1895, to Houston, at the rate Of one fare.
Agents on 7. & N o. main line must sell
for No. 90 only on 18th, but may sell for
Mol on l4th, endorsing the going tick
cts sold on 14th good on No. IS only"
Agents on G. III. & S. A between Hous-
tonand San Antonio, inclusive, will sell
to either Houston or San Antonio on
July 10, at the rate of one fare, with
maximum of s. co. Agents west of and
including Missouri City, will sell for train
No 20 only on morning Of 14th, endorsing
across face of going portions Of tickets,
good on No. 20 only"
Agents between San Antonio and Del
Rio Including Eagle Pass will sell on
July IS, to San Antonio at the rate OF one
fare, with Maximum ofS5.
Agents on n. Y, T. & M. and G. w. T.
& p, railways will sell on July ID, 1895, to
Houston. at the rate OF one fare, with
maximum Of IS.
All tickets to be limited for return up
to midnight Of July Is, 1895.
Regular round trip book tickets to be
used l.. j. PARKS,
A. g. p. & Il. A.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11

Why is it that the greatest and
most cruel wrongs that Ireland
has ever endured she has suffered
at the hands of Irishmen Why is
it equally true that the inhuman-
ity and falsehood of the leaders Of
the colored people of this country
are the authors of more of their ills
than arise from any cause? 1t al
most seems that the superior in
telligence Of some Of the colored
leaders is wholly employed in vic
timIzing their own race for per-
sonal profit. The facts certainly
lean in that direction. The LIGHT
has again and again warned
against these Negro colonization
schemes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11

II this section cannot get into
Atlanta, perhaps it can make a
showing at the Tyler "fruit palace"
Mail time is shortened twelve
hours between Kansas City and
New York over the new Wabash
route.
San Antonio always jubilat ties
when the Belknap rifles return
home, for they bring good news
from far country. They return
not home empty handed.
This is the best peach year Of the
decade, and the abundant rains
have put the Jersies into condition
to furnish the cream. Westward
the star Of the peach empire takes
its way.
Bryan of Nebraska is being
backed by the owners of the silver
mines, and the silver mine owners
are moving heaven and earth and
the other place to induce the gov
eminent to back them.
Mrs. Leland Stanford sells her
jewels, valued at round million,
to get funds to carry on the uni
versity established by herself and
husband in memory their son. A
true American woman.
South Carolina is and Away S
was back number. Her Supreme
court declares the registratson law
unconstitutional, but the state is
only big saloon.
Quarantine against the South
American ports is being enforced
at New York and passengers ar
irving are disinfected and their
effects fumigated before they are
permitted to land.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11

Fort Worth is moving for a court
house jubilation, Dallas holds a
state fair, Atlanta holds the great
est cotton exposition of the century.
Paris is going to make the mouths
Of the people water with the piles
aud windows OF luscious fruits
she will pile up in her fruit palace,
Galveston is already agitating a
deep water exposition, what she
will do on that occasion is her own
business, and San Antonio is going
to go to see them do it; but what
is she going to expose for her own
benefit ? This is the question that
Is at present agitating the inter-
ested.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11

There is new Baptist minister
in Chicago who declines to preside
over any church that admits
colored people to membership.
The eunuch Of Queen Candace
would not have got any informa-
ton out Of him had he been Philips
substitute on that historical occa-
sion, neither would he have left his
chariot to baptize that colored son
of a gun who was converted by his
teaching.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11
Notice Of Filing Final Account.
No. 174S.

No. 174S.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
County Court in Matters Of Probate, to
July Term, 1895.
The State Of Texas to all persons inter-
ted in the administration of the estate
es j. w. Hannig, deceased:
Off. w. Staacke, administrator of the es-
tate Of ]. w. Hannig, deceased, has filed
his final account in the County Court OF
Bexar County, which will be acted on at
the July term, A. d., 1895, of said Court,
at the Court House thereof, In the City of
San Antonio, after this notice shall have
been duly published for twenty (20) days
in some newspaper published in BeXar
County, Texas, at which time all persons
interested In said estate may appear and
make objections thereto, IL they see
proper.
Witness Thad. w. Smith, Clerk OF the
County Court of Bexar County,
Il. s. and Seal of said Court. at my Of
flee In San Antonio, this oath day
OF June, A. D., 1895.
THAD. w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court, Bexar County.
BY L. G. SYNnNGToN, Deputy.
ISSUED same day.
Came to hand June oath, 1895, at 3:45
o'clock p. m, and publication of the
within citation ordered made in the San
Antonio LIGHT.
JNo. P. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff.
By JAS. NJ. VAN RIPER, Deputy.
625.2od
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-11
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