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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
candidate

CHch9o, july L. Comptroller Eckee
said today that he expected Whitney
and others of the anti-sivor wing OF the
party on Friday Eckela thinks that
after that time the complexion OF ecnti-
meat will change somewhat and that
tho silver people will not have such
complete command Of the situation as
they now appear to have. While Whit
ney is regarded as the leader OF the gold
forces, they expect to be able to muster
a formidable array Of distinguished men
Who Hii. assist him 10 bis efforts to pre-
rent the party ? throwing itself entirely
upon the white metal side Of the con
rro"ersY. Asked if the gold men would
bot The convention in case of positive
proaouyeaHeut for free silver, Eckels
8Epr8gsgt the opinion tLat there would
be no open bolt, but he sGid there will
be . detection at the polls. which it
you'd b2 impossible to prevent The
rank and file Ut the party cannot be
made to stand up for the party name il
the party convention insists upon over
turning all democratic precedents
Eckels thought the gold men would hold
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
THE SHELTER IMPROVEMENTS
A Large Amount of New Work Co.
ing On at the Boston and Mon
tana Smelter Plant
Some Mammoth Electrical Machines
Are Now Arriving for the
New Power House.

,,,,
Inc improvements and additions tc
the Boston q Montana copper plant now
in ,rnprepa .t ,hn HI..k E.,,ln f,ll, .,.o
-'',.',,', ~ :
VI "',''' '"ip''' 'd'' anu 'A''''H''e cllar'
ac1cr than anything OF the kind hereto
fore projected since the plant was first
connl.ted and oui,, :, l,r,o. r,ro. ,,t
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'"''o''IA ail'' l'''','ah''A are engaged Ia
'ariS r,i> ilH ai.''l ou ,...,
~ ~, Nv" P'"9' nous, i"'aled Juhl hr,
10y ,n' l'ho''",h' ~ no" competed ana
a ioi'r pi '''el' arc no" at work se'lihg
w. 'nh:'l'h''S III ~ means Oh Tempo
rh,y 'aiii'' lhi;' 'h'' ,hr 'u'loillR' ne
nni' nnI :, ''a' li'aI'i.'ie'; 10Y arriving Is
saw W -. li'' ,ars',ni W. "i l'H KIN" ever
Sliinl!.'' from we w, Clearinghouse Works
AZ a. 'r,9'u'S' IL ,''lei e'ehl cars ana
'':' ''lsnL oa a thu shipment 20 inns
P'ih' cost a'Iout 2o''O'' Inc TWO gcnrr,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

and even these are insufficient to drive
the pest away. Residents few miles
out from here say that they are not
troubled with them, at any rate, they
have no more than usual.
A. B. Palmer, one of our stone ma
sons, 1--WE can boast of al least two), has
commenced laying the foundation for
the basement Of Mortag e. Coz new
store. 1t will take at least 200 two
horse loads Of stone.
Large posters decorate our town, an
nouncing a Fourth of July celebration
The committee have marked out a large
number of events for. the dsy. We learn
that the young people of the Chestnut
valley have planned picnic up on
Sheep creek on the Fourth of July.
Mrs Geo. II. Bull and children, who
have been visiting Rev. J. II. Little and
wife, returned to Butte on Tuesday 3
local.
The river at this point has fallen at
least three feet from the point it reached
at high water mark. Very little if any
damage has been done by the water this
season, but it has helped the hay lands
bordering along its course considerably
Cascade was well represented at the
closing exercise at st, Peters Mission on
Monday. Several teams drove out to
witness the proceedings.
Miss Luella Hodson left on TUESDAYS
train for Helena TO visit an aunt.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

CANroH, o., july In order TO make
train connections ard fiji engagements
Garrett a, Hobart took an early lunch
with Gov. Mckinley and left for Clevc-
land at 1880 on the flyer lie was es
corted to the station by bis host Hobart
had been at the Mckinley residence but
half an hour when large Medina dele
CATION, with bands and banners, called.
Mckinley and Hobart were greeted with
cheers as they for the first time appeared
on the same platform to speak
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
Bad Showing,

WAsHiNGTuN, July IA comparative
statement Of the government receipts
and expenditures issued by the treasury
department today shows a total receipts
from all sources during the fiscal year
Iust closed of 1926, is, ,22G and expendi-
tures of :3J2,23l,l 40, which leaves de-
ticit for the year Of 22GOl2,2il, although
there WAS Il surplus for June Of $3.50
i3J 1t is expected that the figure for
July will show deficit Of at least So
GOO aud probably more.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
ThG PittSiOn Mine.

WILKEsRARRE, Pa, July LIN the
Twin Shaft at Pittston, % men have
now been imprisoned for four days and
still there is no way of reaching thom
Six men who attempted to crawl ovci
the two falls last night and had to re-
treat before a threatened fall, promise to
renew the attempt today. Supcrintend-
ent Law says the report of the second
cave in was greatly exaggerated. From
other sources it is learned that cave in
was an extensive one, and will interfere
with the work Of rescue.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

CHICAGO, July l.-At meeting of the
silver delegates this afternoon the plan
OF proceeding in case Of the selection of
a gold standard man as temporary chair
man by the national committee WAS dc
veloped. 1t ie claimed that about one
| third Of the members of the national
committee are silver men. In the event
lndlcated, these members will present Il
minority report, naming the choice of
the silver men for presiding officer,
WheTeupon the controversy will be
brought to issue upon the floor Of the
convention, 1t is quite generally
conceded that under the pre-
ccdcnts, there could be no interference
with the national committee in prepar-
ing the temporary roll OF the convention.
This decision will leave TO the national
committee the duty Of passing upon the
prina facir facts in the contests. The
silver men also discussed the advisable
lty of abrogating the two-thrds rule, in
accordance with the recommendation Of
the Illinois delegation. No formal ac-
tlon was taken, but the prcponderanrc
Of sentiment was 50 strongly against the
change that it was made practically |
certain that it will not be attempted.
1T is considered that such a course
will be unnecessary. Several members
presented figures to show that the
change will not be necessary. These |
figures, on the face of the returns re-
ceived, place the silver strength at 198,
AS against 1872 gold delegates, but as
have been received which lead |
to the conclusion that the silver vote
will reach GIL and it ie confidently be-
ieved that d display Of so much strength
Will bring the few other votes necessary
% give the required thirds. These
igures are independent of the contests.
The St4tos that are counted upon to
'ield the increase are Maine, Mary land,
Michigan, and Florida The silver dele.
yates adjourned to meet again Friday
hight
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
Bad f)iliIouk.

W WILKEsHAENE. July L. Another cave
in took place in Twin shaft at Pitteton
shortly after 3 o'clock this morning. The
rescuers were in the spot near where the
original fall took place, when the crash
occurred. The cave is said to be an i'm
mensc one, composed mostly of rocks
The reecuers have been driven back
nearly 800 feet, and the outlook this
morning towards reaching the men was
very discouraging. The roof continues
to show signs of cracking and more falls
are looked for during the day.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

Mrs, Phoebe Thomas, Of June
City, H., was told by her doctors
had consumption and that there was
hope for her, but two bottles of
Kings New Discovery completely Gu
her and eho says il saved her life
Ihos. Eggcrs, l3J Florida street,
francisco, suffered from 4 dreadful C.
approaching consumption, tried with
result everything cIae, then bought
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
in two weeks was cured. lie is natur
thankful. 1t is such results of wi
these are samples, that prove the wonc
full efficacy Of this medicine in cou
and colds. Free trial bottles at Dri
Bradley Drug company. Regular
so cents and 81.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

ST. PArI, July 1.-The republican
state convention today nominated the
ticket as follows: Governor, y. A.
Clough, lieutenant goYeror, John Il.
Gibbs; secretary of state, Abort Beng;
treasurer, August Noerner; attorney
general, Henry W. Childs. Tho plat
form endorsed the state administration
and the ST, Louis candidatea and plat
form. The only real contest came over
tho attorney general. Two ballots were
needed to decide tho contest.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
Cascade News,

Special Correspondence of TIE TRIBUNE,
CASCADE, July l.-Quitc number pi
the citizens Of Cascade and vicinity
went over to the Fort Shaw Indian
school closing exercises on Thursday
last. All were loud in their praise Of
what their saw ard heard on that occa-
sion. DIR. Winslow and his staff OF CO.
educators were very attentive to The
wants OF their guests, and made the
visit Il very enjoyable one. Your cor
respondent is Of the opinion that echOuIH
the Fort Shaw school is a practical golu-
ton Of the whole Indian question.
Mrs. DcEoc, who is iccturing through
out the country on the woman'B SUI.
frage question under the auspices Of hat
association, visited us on Sunday and
lecturcd in thc odd Fellows hall in the
afternoon to fair sized audience. Her
'eXpcrlcnce with the Missouri river mos
quito is one that she will never forget
for she carried away many marks Of
contact with them. BY the way, the
mosquitos have been worec this season
than for many years. Smudges are seen
burning at every home in the evening,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
THE WOOL MARKET.
1t Looks as Though Much of The NJ ON
Wool Will BE CONSIGNED.

" WI ~ Abe
There is not much that is new in fl
situation in this market, or in the stat.
to chronicle. Wool is piling up Jays
day at the warehouse, but il does d
move. Yesterday, James McDoi
| offered 1O,' . pounds for sale, bul I
best offer was so low that he refused
and concluded 10 coneign.
j. il, Patterson, who returned fra
Billings yesterday, states there Jr
l,oCO,CJO pounds at that place "a. n
u single sale made.
at Big Timber there is aboul 1905
900 pounds Of wool and not Gale. II
only sales SO far reported ar thuec
Miles City and al Great Falls, aIthoug
it is stated that a sale took place
Glasgow and one at Chinook about
week ago, the figures being kept pn}aI
The highest price offered al El.lin
this season is stated to he 7 Is cents.
couple more sales were reported ycs'D
day al Miles City al $ and 8 cent
The highest price Of the season in I!
state was paid few days ago il h
market, when 10 cents was pad
lichly Jensen OF l'ondcra for aD'
",OOO pounds OF choice medium wool
Inc buyers state that about 3' ?
cent OF last years clip OF Montana no
Is SUN on mana IN boeton, and so MAJ
"ooieh nuns are smut do"n or rutuH
Oh snort t!hio that the demand Is & Iral
curtaiieu' IA support OF TINS statensi
shoy pom. 10 inc WOOL sales at B"stl
ior the last Six lion.llH' when sho" M
not moro IMAM nan as many baIes
Wool we're solo In lhal period Hh "e!'s soD
uuIihg the same months year ago
On lhe other hhnd, the W.. .&'" We
mas "elierouhueu confidence Vial. d
put IL at It's worst, wool can not 70 Wuc
lower 'hah IL lb at present and he iHelcI
TO cohsisn' notwithstanding tie Tug
lie experience OF past year lll
the "oolRro"er rarely does aa "e..
lhis he'hod as lhoush ne mad sol
the open market AT home, rather
take 10 or ccnts Tor his wool, "
last ye'' Drought from ~ 10 II cent
Inc reports ot the London wool 7a
are waicheu win interest by the VI
men mere. HE liIhuNE is the od|
paper IN the state which has been plI
llsh'ng full reports OF the daily m"i'|
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
PROGRAM FOR THE FOURTH
The Celebration Will BE One of the
Best Ever Seen in the City
of Great Falls.
The Committees Arrangements Are
Now Completc--A Full Pro-
gram Of Events.

The Fourth of July committee hello
It's final meeting for the arrangement OF
details at the coudci chamber last
evening. There is now only small
difference between the amount of money
IN hand and the amount required. The
finance committee will finish its work
today. All the committees have worked
hard and the result is that the Fourth
Will be celebrated this year in glorious
style. Captain Jensen desires to re-
quest all parties intending I 0 participate
IN the grand parade to be at the corner
OF Central avenue and Seventh street at
3:3O sharp, as the parade will start
promptly at 10 O'Clock. The two troops
of United States cavalry will be here to-
night, if nothiug happens, and take part
IN the parade. The rate on the excursion
trains from Belt and Sand Coulee is one
and onetifth fares for the round trim
From Belt the special train will leave at
a. IN. The regular train leaves about
noon on the Fourth, and parties who do
not care to leave Belt so early in the
morning can come in on the regular
train, and arrive here in time to see
most of the sports. From Sand Coulee
the special excursion train leaves at
$50 a. m. The tram will return to
both places in the evening after the fire
works are over. The following is the
full program for the day:
President of the day, ex-Mayor Gels
thorpe; marshal, A. Jensen.
Committee on arrangements sc. II.
Clark, o. S. Warden, j. Il. Mackenzie.
Dan Tracy, Jas. NJ. Gaunt, A. Jensen,
w. =. Nelson, W. ID. Dickinson.
Reception committee-parie Gibson,
j. j. Case, j, Il. Stanford, Frank kle-
petk", Gold L. Curtis, f. r. Atkinson.
A. r. Dlckerman, VIM. Cockrill, l.. NJ.
NJ Donnell, Judge Race, Geo. Robin, j j.
f. K, Carroll, W. r. Dwyer.
W: +. Beachly, W. II. Gelsthorpe.
Committee on sports Dan Tracy, Jas.
ID. Young, Phil Gibson.
Committee on bicycle races Geo. ID. !
Mcfarland, II. B. Dickinson, DR.. c, !. !
Jones; handicapper, b. ID. Hatcher;
starter, ID. Craig; timers, ID. Craig, l.. S. |
Woodbury., Paul Eglotr.
Committee on decorating the opera
nouse-Mrs. f. G.. Maciay, Mrs. Matt
Dunn, Frank Atkinson, j. A. Sweat.
Committee on music-Mrs. j. *. Clark, y
Nrs. o. NJ. Holmes, Miss Eva Conner
All committees can procure badges at
he Glaes Block store.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

CHICAGO, july IL ne silver delegate
are far from satisfied with the result O
the conference of their committee witt
Chairman ilarrity and members Of tht
executive cOmmittee of the natioua
democratic committeo They had no
counted much on securing Il positive
uc4uiesCcEce il their demand to be
allowed 10 practically secure the tenn
pOrary chairman Of the convention, but
they had hoped 70 secure more def
mite idea Of the program of tho national
committee than they succeeded in OBJ
tanning. The result Of the conference
was almost nil and the silver men left
ln1 committee room feeling that their
.aJors had been practically in vain.
hey were also displeased with the post
ponemenC Of the matter until so late Il
day as next Monday In the absence of
any definite assurance from Ilarrity they
inclined to the opinion that there is d
JtSposItIol' II not determination, on
the part Of the national committee to
select an gn'i-elIyer man for chairman
and TO postpone the announcement of
the selection until the very eve of the
convention. This they regard as tuili1g
with them to degree, They are there
fore d!aposed ~ proceed With their plans
pretty nGch as If lIarnty mad assured
them tIat the committee would name a
gold chairman. so a3 to be- prepared for
an emergency if this should prove to be
tne plan Of the committee. This plan
would b. As heretofore outlined, to have
\ ssliY-r man agreed upon iu advance by
the silver forces and to elect him in open
convention over the choice Of the com-
mItteo. Chairman HArrity insists
that lie acted i'll perfect
good faith with the silver
committee, and that, being only one
member Of the natona committee, he
could not give any further assurance
than he did give. lie silver people feel
that the assurance IL regard to the con
tests WEB worry indefinite ana they find it
"''' 40 II-'fT@1y iDi lhNt! W commune
thor precautions IL this respect. They
are quite determined that the silver ma
.orty at,il he deprived Of no advantage
}tat Justly pertains 10 the majority. The |
4iau!butiJn Of tickets which has been
arranged for is not altogether to their
satisfaction, but they DO not see their
ft|f ,...
{his roapect 1t appears that several
states which viii be represented in the
convention by silver delegates have ad-
ror4tss Of the gold standard on the ma
tionaL committee. Each national com
iulteem4n vii! receive 30 tickets. This |
t. ngemcut will it is claimed, give the |
g2it men an undue advantage in tho
convention from those states. The dis
!rturioA is, however, in accordance
with prrcfdrnta and there will probably |
hc no effort 10 disturb it, Upon the
"hole th" r"nfcroLcr confirms the silver
poople il the bciiey" thai their early re-
uniting and provision for 60 operation is
wise, and that il is necessary to con
TIME thcs' precautions in the interests
Dt the majority. There has been con
siderable discussion today Of the availa-
hiltty Of Governor AItseld as temporary
chairman, but ii is intimatcd that, be.
tleYing he can be Of more ecrvice on the
tioor than in the char he will not be a
candidate
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

out for declaration for gold standard; ;
he did not see how question such as
the financial question coud be com
promised. The gold forces will have
their main public headquarters at tho
Palmer house. IIarrity will possibly
locate at the Auditorium annex. The
Palmer house quarters will be opened
Friday.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
EuCklrn'S AruiCn saliva

The best save in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
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1t ie guaranteed to give perfect eatis-
faction or money refunded. Price 25c
per box. For sale by Driver Bradley
Drug Co.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

WLkEsHANEr., Pa, July 1.-The stu
alton at the Twin shaft tonight remains
unchanged, The rescuers are bending
every energy to their work, but it is
agonizingly slow, for tho task is gigantic.
The inevitable conclusion is that it will
be weeks before the bodies are recovered,
if a all.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
Evening".

Concert Black Eagle band, First a,
rue south and Third street, + 80 to n
Concert--Great Northern band, RI
avenue south and Second street, I'D
$40.
Fireworks-On Broadw water bay, IA
railway bridge, at 0.
Music by the Great Northern band
The baseball teams propose to play
second match game at the dam on Sa
day.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

Purse, $3.50.
Bicycle race--One mile. Prizes 81,
81 80, and s.. wy
Bicycle race-Five mile track r,o,
handicap. Prizes, $50, S15, $40, and i
for place.
bicycle race-One-third mile ne,,
race. Prizes, $40 and S..
Music by Black Eagle band.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
AdNeTtin.l I.eliers.

The following letters remain in the
postollice uncalled for for the week end
ing June %, In calling for them mention
the date, June 80, 1896.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03


Andree, Mrs G A Mcclure, II A
Boyle, Miss Maggie Nado, George
Burneil, Mrs II Nelson, Miss Lydia
Erodrock, Miss r Oqulin, Steve
Davis, Wilbur Osborne, Ole
Farrell, w + Parker, WS
Fisher, ID Parmana, Mrs l.,
Hcnnewly, G Il Peterson, A
Iiebine, Mrs Annie Russell, Mrs Welt
Humphreys W M Ross, f. J
iihmelin, Joseph S"anstrom, Nelson
johnson, Pete Streeter, Frank
Larson, Mary Schalz, John
Love, E.rneet Seea, Charley
Lyons, II G Thomas, II II
La Sale, S Toole, S X
Long, f. Thompson, DR. NJ G
Morgan, Mrs VIVA Thompson, Emmett
Miller, francia,2 Wooden, Amos -
McCullum, # Wik, Fred
FOREIGN LIST.
Anderson, Nils Olson, Dan
GarIau, 4 Ouigg, John
JOhgrFcu, A M SaneOuCi, Hill
Love, Earnest ,St0rcgome, Thomas
Matthews, W, 3 Vhrongaon, j
Matthews, A NJ Tempest, III
CHAs, WEGHER, Postmaster,
Great Falls, Montana.
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Diaries, 1896, full line at Porter Bros.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

At Cascade park at p. m. eharp;
Football game--Sand Coulee vg, Bs
prizes, $50 and $25.
Music by the Great Northern band
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

ia Shiloh's Cure. A neglected cough is
dangerous. Stop it at once With Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by Driver bradley Drug
company.