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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
The Road in Court,

New IOKK, Oct. 25.--The matter of
the Northern Pacific railroad receivers
was called by Judge Lacombe in the
United States circuit court today. The
question was upon the motion of the
Farmers Loan and Trust company to
have the court accept the designations
OF Cakes, Payne and Rouse as receivers
of the Northern Pacific and for the ap-
pointment in their place of Franklin
Bigelow and Edward W. Mclleury, who
had first been appointed by Judge Jenk-
ms in Wisconsin, and subsequently by
Judge Sanborn in Minnesota.
Herbert Turner, for the Farmers
Loan and Trust company, asked that
the court appoint d receiver who shall
have the confidence Of all moneyed men
and all railroad men in New York: and
he suggested the name of Robert NJ.
Galloway. VINO was for 10 years presi
dent of the Manhattan railroad and is
now president Of the Merchants Ma
tional bank.
AdTuCZD. lot LDe DbDuIOIlIcTS. pro-
tested against increasing the number Of
receivers, $. II. Petit general counsel
for the Northern Pacific, argued for uni
form receivership.
Judge Lacombe said: Il would sug
gest that you get the gentlemen in inter
est to agree upon some personnel, If they
would select such man it would be far
uore likely to result satisfactorily than
if | thrust man in. Let counsel repre-
senting every interest unite in letter to
the courts Of the Seventh and Ninth cir
cults to settle upon person represent
ing every circuit through which the road
runs. That would be no infringement
OF judicial dignity or | will myself write
to the judges and urge them to get such
a personnel If counsel sends euch q
letter | will indorse it readily. In the
meantime the motion went over until
next week.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Wisconsin Fires.

GREEN BAY. Wis, Oct. 23.-Mareh and
forest fires in the vicinity Of Seyn our
and New London continue to spread
with alarming rapidlty. They are burn.
ing furious!y on both sides Of the Green
Bay, Winona " st. Paul track from
Oneida for a distance Of 30 miles west
Many stacks Of hay and number u
DGras ia the neishborhood Of Sey mour
have been burned.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

WAaunuNN, Wis, oct. ~ A warrant
has been Issued for the arrest Of A. G
Robert, president Of the Bank of Wash
burn, charged with receiving money or
deposit when he knew the bank to be
insolyent There is in the bank to tht
credit of the town $2l460, and d fe"
d ys ago an official made formal de
mand for the amount, but was refused
An examination Of the bank was made
by Examiner Kidd, who found 1T
fnancee in a deplorable state.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
STRAIN TOO GREAT.



LOUISVILLE, Oct. hamburger,
Bloom a. Co., large wholesale dry goods
firm OF this city, assigned this afternoon
to the Columbia Finance Trust com
pany. At the same time the individual
members of the firm, Levi hamburger of
New York, Julius hamburger and Lee
Bloom of this city, made assignments of
all their property to the same truet com
pany for the benefit OF their creditors
No schedule Of the assets and liahili-
ties has been filed, but it is thought the
liabilities Will amount to 81 100000 and
that the nominal assets will equal that
amount.
In 1889 the firms store on Main street
YVES totally destroyed by fire, the bust
ness was interrupted and there was long,
veXaticue and costly litigation. Then
came the bad years of 1892, 1888 and
1894, and the strain was too great for the
resistance Of the firm and today the as
eignment came.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
ElPiiTHIIlsIA.
Many Children Exposed TO the Disease in
Sand C0ulee.

"dhS 'hlIuIcH INpbStu 10 tHe I]seaSe IN
sand Coulee.
a telephone message to The tribune
from Sand Coulee, Saturday evening,
says:
''Thc public schools opened here Mon
day, after being closed for two weeks on
account Of the prevalence of diphthcria
in the camp. Today they were again
closed for an indefinite period.
"Monday and Tuesday Gcrtic Paul
son, Il sixth grade pupil, attended
school. Wednesday she was stricken by
diphthcria and this morning she died.
"Ihcrc are no more cases in camp, but
an outbreak ia fCarcd.'
A special dispatch TO THE TRIBUNE
from Belt says:
"1hc diphthcria scare is about over
and, If II" new cases are reported in the
meantime, the public schools will re-
open Monday.
"Typhoid fever is prevalent. Many
residence lots are in filthy condition
and if not cleaned and disinfcctcd imme-
diately summary measures will be taken
to impress upon those who menace the
lives Of fellow citizens the fact that the
regulations Of the board Of health must
he obryod. The people are determined
to secure safety"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
BO|LERBXPL0S|ON
Explosion on TugbOat in the Chi
cagO River Kills Three and In
lures Five Men.
BODIES SINK TO THE BOTTOM
Another Tugboat Raked Fore and Aft
BY the Shock, But Only One
Man Killed.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The tugboat More
ford Of the Dunham company, while
towing the steamer 1onia, blew up her
boiler shortly before o'clock this morn
ing in the river near Seventeenth street.
Dead-John Erickson, fireman; II. T..
Moreford. John Ferguson, captain of the
tug O. b. Green. Injured Charles Dix
of Laporte, Ind, engineer of Moreford,
body burned, taken to county hospital.
will die; Henry Jordan, captain of the
Moreford, face and upper part of the
body burned, removed to county hosp-
tai, will recover; David McRae, feet
burned and ankle sprained, removed to
county hospital, will recover. The ex
plosion was without warning and five
men we're blown in as many directions.
The heavy boiler was lifted into the air
and shot through the wall of elevator f,
which is located on the shore a short
distance from the scene of the accident
Tug o. Is. Green. which was also
towing the Ionia, was raked fore
and aft, and it is considered little short
of a miracle that only one of her crew
was killed. Immediately after the ex-
plosion the tug sunk to the bottom of
the river. At the time of the explosion
Captain Cullinap was in the pilot house.
He was blown some distance away, and
was taken out of the water in an uncon-
scious condition. The fire department
was called out, and the work OF search
ing for the dead Immediately began.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
MRS. GALLAGHER DEAD,
Death Occurs In Observation-Disclosures
Here Tuesday.

Death Occurs in Funeral
Here Tuesday.
From Saturday Daily.
Mrs. p. B. Gallagher, wife of p. B.
Gallagher, one OF the proprietors Of the
Ulm house of Great Falls, died at St.
Mary's hospital, Minneapolis, at 10 min
utes before s. o'clock yesterday morning.
Mrs, Gallagher had been i'll for several
months and about month ago went to
Minneapolis for treatment She grew
no better and about two weeks ago Mr..
Gallagher joined her. A week ago to.
day she underwent "A severe surgical op.
GRAFTON, from the effects of which death
resulted.
Her body, accompanied by Mr.. Gal
lagher, will arrive in Great Falls at 7:25
a. m. Monday, and will lie in state at
the undertaking parlors of B. L. & w. L..
Cook from that time until $50 a. n.
Tuesday.
AT $50 a. m, Tuesday funeral services
will be held in st. AIMS Catholic church.
Rev. Father Dolls officiating, and
solemn requiem mass will be celebrated
MIS-. Gallagher was '3 years of age. She
and Mr.. Gal lagher were married in Hell
ena Oct. Z, 1887. and they came to Great
Falls 5 years ago.
During Mrs. Gallaghcr's residence in
Great Fails she was very prominent in
religious and charitable works. In every
deed she WAS a noble woman and by her
many graccs of mind and heart made a
host Of friends whose sorrow at her
death is heart felt.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Two Were Killed,

FA1RHAvEN, Wash, Oct. 2G.- Hy an
explosion in the mill of the Pacific I.nm.
Der * Milling company today two men
we're killed and another fatally injured
and three more severely hurt, besides
wrecking the mill property, Two boilers
exploded, one being blown 500 feet. pass.
ing through the dry house and dropping
through railroad trestle into the water
W. A. Armstrong, foreman, and j "
Whittemore were killed outright and
W. NJ Newark ecaided beyond hogs 0,
recovery.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

New YORK, Oct. 26-The betting ele-
ment at Morris park today had a hard
time of it, for detectives not only seized
the men who were arrested Thursday
III the betting ring, but took some Of
the spectators AS well. and thereby
caused much CONSERVATION. The arrest
ed men , about - in number, were taken
TO the nearest police station and held in
$1,000 bonds, with the exception Of
Plunger Grammar, who WAS discharged.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
DAY BY DAY.
Lawyers Are Getting in Their work on
the Durrant Case.

san FEANtIsCo, Oct. p. General
Dickinson made the opening argument
for the defense today in the case of
Theodore Duyrant. Although the air in
the court room was sitting he spoke
from morning until night and then an
nounced that he would not conclude his
argument until court should meet next
Tuesday. DiclSinson's speech was in
the nature Of u surprise, owing to the
fact that he did not attack the integrity
Of the prosecutions $ witnesses or the
pernicious methods Of the police as At
torney Dcuprey intimatcd would be done
in his opening address to the jury.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Football.

NEWTON CENTRE, Oct. 2G.--The Chi
cago Athletic association team defeated
the Newton Athletic association team by
a score of to 0 today The only touch
down was scored by Brown in the las,
ten seconds of the play. Stevenson was
the mainstay of the visiting team. Chi
cago won by superior weight and by
mass plays through the center.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
HARDLY NECESSARY.
Denial of Story That on Its Face Is IL
Lie.

WAsHlNGToN, Oct. 2j.-Some attention
was attracted in Washington today by
Madrid dispatches, coming via Havana,
alleging that the president had promised
the Spanish minister to veto any action
by congress favorable to the Cubans 1t
can be stated positively that no such
promise has been made and that such d
promise would be SO irregular and IN
precedented as to be beyond the range
of probabilities. The story can be set
down as one intended to encourage the
loyal element in Cuba,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
THE DAWN OF JUSTICE

RetributiOn Oyertakes Two Helen, u
derers.
HELENA, Oct. 26--Wm. Bigperstoe
who shot and killed Richard johnson .
prize fighter of Montana, last spring, v,.
today sentenced by Judge Blake to ham,
Friday, Dec. 20. The jury in the Eugons
Stanley murder case brought in var
dict OF murder in the second degree hi,
morning, imposing life sentence, Tb,
prisoner shot Ida Woods twice in N,
back in crowded court room, while Oh,
was being tried for stealing $500 from
him the night before.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

yN THE DISTRICT UOURp o. "
i Flabtn Judicial District 0r Il q state ,f 81 .u
tam III hnt for the county Of CHscru".
I'll N,unir t'FIdu, plnln,iti VS.. Victor HrOt
feudaut. Summons.
he state of Montana to the ahove~patu.
faulaut:
You arc hereby summoned 10 a,t"ng
compliant u rf.l7 action, which is III ...
ut1Ca Uf the r.nrk pf tn court, Il COPY. Of .
is herewith served upon Eon. uuH tt f3,
hn-wer, and serve 8 COPS ther nj upuuluot'
IN - attorney within 'w Qty days aftrrttr..
of tulS Summons, rXciUHiVe Of tueda, uf -..
rHli complaint b inS il words and figure
wing. 20 ~.
In the ii strict court Of the Eighth l1di. .-
tr"t OF IAe rta[" OF Montana, n uni
cOuaty cf aNuhde.
Winnie peldo pIlintin, Va. Victor Io!DN. 81.
fcnjaut.
Comef now IN, plaintiff and, compliant ,.
the n+t"uda nt, Hi|oRaa:
/. Ihal h vctrf fnr", 10 wit, or the i1ln Or. ..
December. isJ- plaintiff aud ocfenda Al j....
married =, Tower minnesota, 4.nd ta.,
about hu INST day of HaiCh, 1884.
>, That dUIiug all Of said time piHintiI 'r,H..
defendant With Kindness and ettectou a -
every respect discharged all Of her III 4ritHi .'-
and faith'uily kept and performed ali uD g..
marriage Vows.
g. That on or about the first day OF Marcu l
defendant. without any probable or rta4un... u"
cause without amy cause whatever, wiIlHH,
deserted plaintiff and departed from the ST., 10.
Minnesota aud went t" the kingdom of Nur"5
anu WlIh tie 1nteutlbD OF fntTt frt''--
ing AZ d never again living with plaintiff.
4. That said defendant has SO wiiifullJ ana
without cause absented himself from this plan.
tti ever since said date of said deserti0u, alt
that defendants whereabouts is AT this time TN
known to plaintiff
D. That defendant has failed and eglec'r 0
in anywise contribute toward the support HI
maintenance OF plaintiff at all times since IS it
date of desertion.
8. That plaintiff has been a resident of the
state of Montana for more than one year most
before the filing of this complaint.
Wherefore plaintiff prays Judgment of 'lis
court for decree of divorce absolutely dieBulF-
ing the bonds of n,atrimony now existing be-
tween said plaintiff and defendant and all the
obligations thereof, and for such other and fur,
ther relief as to this court may seem meet aDd
Just. LYTER X GRfENh,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
And in case of your failure to, appear or m
swer Judgment will be taken against You by de
fault for the relief demanded in the complaint
Witness my hand, and tho seal of said court
this 9Th day of October, 1895.
lcoUkT sEALl w. NJ. COCKRII.L, Clerk.
Lyter g. Greene, Great Falls, Mont, ATTORNEYS
for Plaintiff.
First publication Oct. II, 1895.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

We saw James Gum Wednesday even
ing as he had just arrived from the dig
gings The first furry of excitement had
partially subaided, bat there still remain
a few who are labo-ing on the claims. de-
ternined to prove whether gold is Oh
tainable II paying quantities. Cabins
have been built 10 accommodates those
working, and the probabiIIties are quite
strong that the next month or Two will
show several good lodges Of pay gold.
VIM Bonner is quite hopeful Of The out
come of the recent trial shipment Of their
rock. The GOLD lies free in porphyry and
in mica echiat, They are croes cutting
thr ledge, and have disclosed the fact
that the vein is at Ieaet thirty feet wide.
4 simple Of ten ffet across the vein as
eayed 81 -. A email piece Of echist,
brought to town Thursday, is said to
have contained upwards Of fry colore,
Neihart Herald.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

CoNsrANrINorLE, Oct. p. Five dis
turbaDces, accompanied by serious
bloodshcd, are reported at Ernipg. Sixty
Armonians are said to have been killed.
The Turkish government has sent cir
cuar note to the representatives Of the
powers and to its representatives abroad,
announcing that the outbreak was
provoked by the ArmeniunB.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
ALLEGED BLACK MAiI.
August Belmont quoted As Authority
For the Statement.


New loEK, Oct. 25--According to the
Evening World, August Belmont, chair
man Of the State Racing commission
and chairman Of the board Of stewards
of the West Chester Racing association,
this afternoon declared that Peter De
Lacey, the moving spirit in anti-race
track crusade, offered to drop the fight
if the Jockey club would pay him $780,
600. The details Of the alleged prop
osltion Belmont refuses to state. De
Lacey is the pool room keeper, whose
business has been injured b. the new
racing law,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Fully Insured.

NASHUA, N. H., Oct. 25.-By an ex-
plosion of combustible material in the
candle manufacturing house of Charles
Holman, the Holman block was burned
this morning. The loss will reach S40,-
600; fully insured. The firm employed
100 hands.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Burleigh of Seat

only three receivers. Burleigh of Seat
tie will no doubt continue to act as such,
while Galloway will be in charge of the
New York interest. The name of the
third receiver has not been intimated
with certainty. He will be at st. Paul.
Of course, the settlement will not be
complete until the United States courts
act on IL
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.--Fred Gilbert, a
dark horse, who halls from Spirit Lake,
Iowa, won the Dupont cup in the wing
championship of the world in the tourna
ment which came to an end here this
Afternoon. 1t is said Gilbert never
entered tournament before in his life,
but he shot like yett ran, thus repeat
ing the performance Of John G.. Messner,
of PlttsDurg, who won the grand Ameri
can handicap of lo95, although it was
his first tournament. McAlister, the
Well-known wing shot, who WAS formerly
Of Philadelphia, but in now living in
Baltimore, was Gilbert's most dangerous
competitor, as no others than these two
killed % straight birds. Capt. Jack
Brewer, the veteran New Yorker, came
very near it though, as he did not fall
down until the last bird of - got away
from him, then he lost his temper and
missed his second bird in the shoot off
for third and fourth money, and got
nothing.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2G.--Gov. Budd has
appointed William Jeler lieutenant-gov-
ernor to succeed Millard, deceased.
Jeler WAS the democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor at the last election,
but was defeated by Mlllard.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Big Fire.

GLAssnoRo, N. j., Oct. GA fire
which originated in glass factory No. l
in the Whitney glass works this morn
ing destroyed the factory, warehouse,
packing house, and meat market.
Loss, 100000.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

Chicago, Oct. 3D. Ross c. Van Box
klen, cX-tel!cr Of the Merchants Loan
and Trust company, charged with steal
ing $4,000 Of the company's funds,
and was given immediate sentence. Van
Bokklen has been Il prominent society
and club man.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
WORKED LIKE a CUARv

college Football Teams Play "a Mn,ch
Under the New Rules.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 2G.-Over
broken and shattered, but fighting des
perately to the last. Cornell went down
before the stronger Harvard eleven this
afternoon, by score of 25 to 0. Corpel,
was badly defeated, but they nude a
game fight and played pluckily from
start to finish 1t was a clean game
without slugging or brutality and the
new rules, on their first real trial Of the
year, worked like a charm.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

CnlCAGo, Oct. 2G-The football eleven
of the University Of Minnesota defeated
that Of the Chicago university today by
score of 10 TO 6. The game, which was
played before a crowd Of G,OOO people,
WAS bitterly contested
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

thirds Of mile, paced, and professional
tandem one-mile flying, paced. Charlie
Coulter rode in Loo against Johnsons
Ill 4 5 of last year, and Crooks and
Weinig rode the other, lowering the rec
ord of ISL 3 to 1:5O
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Sins Found Him out,

PEORIA, Ill, Oct. 2G-lhe grand jury
this afternoon returned an Indictment
against Simon Schafer of Chicago, rep
resentative in the last legislature, for
Offering to receive bribes.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
4 California Idiot.

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 2G.-Phillp Rogers,
whose wife deserted him and went to
Wausau, Wis, because he would not
read to her the full testimony in the
Durrant case, has forgiven his truant
spouse and sent for her to return home.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Got Eight Years,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2G.-Judge Baker
Of the federal court this morning SEN
fenced Francis Coffin, the former preei-
dent of the Indianapolis Cabinet com
pany, found guilty of wrecking the In
dianapois National bank, to eight years
in the penitentiary.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-Ee Eestate of Ii, 4
~ Oakland, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
ministrator of the estate of II. IT, Oakland. de-
cessed, to the creditors of and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
months after the first publication of this notice
to tho said administrator at the Office of Lyter
Greene, Great Falls, Mont, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business of said
estate in tho county of Cascade.
SAMUEL DEAN,
Administrator of the Estate of II. T. Oakland,
deceased.
Dated Sept. "a, 1895.
First publication, Oct. 4, 1896.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 25.-E'red Heard,
aged q, l,shot and probably fatally injured
his father, David Heard, aged Al, this
morning, at their home on East Fourth
street. The father and mother quarreled
and the son defended the mother.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Died in Ireland.

PARIS, Oct. 26.--Mrs. James B. Eustis,
wife of United States ambassador James
B. Eustis, died suddenly this morning at
Rotoah, Ireland, of heart failure. She
had been i'll for only few days.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
TO CALIFORNIA
Without Change Via "Thc Mtiwau

Without Change Viz, "The MiiwauEe."
On every Saturday during the wIltg,
an elegant Pullman tourist sleep vi.
leave Minneapolis (S:25 a. M St Pa.
$50 a. m and arrive at Los Ans4le-
Cal, at G:'iN p, m, the following VI Nr1uga
day, via THE MlLwAuKEE's" fuus
"Iledrick Route" to Kansas CITY. tI.ls
via the A, Y. " S. f. railway thugg
southern California.
A most delightful winter route IT, q.
coast.
Quicker time is made via this .ogt
hetween st. Paul and Minneapolis au
California than 10y any other line.
Rate per double berth, So thma!
from st. PAU and Minneapolis.
Leave st. Panl and MINNEAPOLIS eyer
Saturday morning, arriving at Los "
geles every "Wednesday afternoon.
For berths, complete information. aa
lowest rates apply to "THE MlLwAJI.
agents, st. Paul or Minneapolis, on d.
dress j. Il. CoNLr'.
ASST Gen. Pass. Agt., st. Paul. M!uu
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
After a Long Illness.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Sam Josephs,
a we'll known local democratic politician
and contractor, died today Of cancerous
affection, after long illness.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01

PEORIA, Oct. 2G-The residence of
Dick Smith was burned today, the fire
starting from lamp upsettiug on d hot
stove. Mrs. Smith and her infant are
seriously if not fatally burned, Loss
81 OOO
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Killed by burglars.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Oct 2G.--George
Stadt of Hawley was shot and instantly
killed by burg lars last night. Two men
have been arrested at Maple Wood.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
The Bicycle BOYS.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.--Two more rec
ords receded today at Fountain Ferry.
They were class B, flying start, two
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Strike Declared Of,

MAssILLoN, Oct. GA miners mass
meeting today voted by two-thirds ma
jority to declare the strike off,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
Played His Part.

ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. 2G--William Nes-
bitt, one of the most prominent colored
men of the state, died here today. He
was one OF the early colonizers of Liberia
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
MANY Were Killed.

CETTINJE MONTENEGRO, Oct ga
bloody fight between Mohammedans and
Catholics has just taken place at Scutari,
Albani Many were killed on both sides.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
THE STAKE MONEY
Put Up by Fiizsimmons in the She,is-
Hands

Hands,
New YORK, Oct. 26.-Phit Dwyer this
afternoon turned over to Sheriff Rutt)irr
of Brooklyn $4,000, which was part NJ
the F'itzsimmons Corbett stake moner
put up for the fight by Fitzsimmons
The return of the money was on ar
order of Judge Beach of this city 70 sat
'sfy Judgment of the metropolitan
Printing company Of New York.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01
A Good Reason.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. &C. Governor
Altgeld will not be candidate next year
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-01


tor United States senator. He so 4.
clared himself today and gave as a rea
son that the republicans would be in ~.
majority and no democrat has anv sho-