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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
Die W6brun9sfra9e.

@ines Der belisbtsitsn Nr9umsnte Der
9osoprtie 1T, baB nit Der Gipabluus
oss "&ecnerfnuben" Brpan uno Der
WOsilhteit Der Gluiibruns Der Sllber.
irs,prdsun9 Die 600,O0O,0O0 Dollars
8oio IN Wln5eu uno Barren aus Dem
Scrtsbr Uerlbpineen wiiroen. y8slbss
9aHo t0nnie cine iOlbe guraut. @inbuBe
ibsrlebsn? ?" frost nit tomlidem Ynlb0s
Der iinsite Serlbsr ces sleidsn BLOB.
1. 8O iino oisie 600, 100000 Dol
lars bann iest eiseutlib? Gina I'M
Bsrfsbr? Bsr iiebt iie? User bstommt
Sob in Die Qance? 8er bat nabse'
wisisn, oaB MIR u~berbaupt elner iOlbsn
@elcuorralb i'm Sanbs baben? 8lr
n,iisn, bob i'm Sbasamt etua 1907
100000 freies Cob llesen. @sieBt ben
SAD, bic SIlberUdbruns trste Elm. Bie
,clsu oleie 100. 100000 Dollars el
gsntlidt ,ous Dem Serfsbr" .oeribWin-
oen," IN melhsm iie iib niemals befuns
Den baten? Deer Die eiipa 100 Mll.
llonen Dollars Cob, bic in ben 8anfsn
liesen, no iOlen oieie blntommsu? Sic
tperoen nab tuie Dor II ben SantseUOi'
ben liessn t~lelben, mie lie bort lsst
ieit Sobren liesen in ySerfehr"
iino bob oisle 8eloiummen nlbt gene
fer! Damn Dos uniihtbare 9olo-wo 1T
ee? 0lr baben. q II D y q pierre,
400 ~ tuiontn 9oIars !uelteres 8Olo
i'm 9anoe, elnlhlisBlh Der I'm umlauf
beinolIden" @olo.Gertiitate: iiebt mon
oleie 400 W ulouen Dollars? @nOrme
Summtn bauOn sebeu auidbtlih IN ben
1aiheu BON Relisnesn nah europa,
obue il in Der @Olohatitlt IN Bsreds
uurs scSoasu 81 weroen, nno es 1T iebr
iraslit, % ron bieien onseblltsn 400
uur nc6 200 Wllionen Dollars I'M
Ganoe liuo: mo abtr itsdsn oleie? Wls
tounen Tie aus benz Yerfebr usritDin'
ben, tuenn fs nltt i'm 8erfsbr iiuo?-
uuo onnn, peun mir freie Sllberprds
auua befommen-niro bonn oas 8elos
Solumen niht raid uermebrt wereeu?
8eun ia: marum bic 5urbt Dor Der
sruBeu, uidt 81 iibsrlebenoen &oHtrnf'
tlon? @snn nit.: warum DIE sroBe
SeiuranlB Dor Der ruin0lsn SnIation?
uno rpsnn cine 8slo 8ontra!ilon s,ntrd'
ie, rpenn Elm @elomon9sl iih fiblbar
MAIDEN iolien, piircen plsllslGt Die Nn
tioualboptsn eineu Nusenblid ioaern,
Die noi5issu lnlauismliisl ouId Aas
nabe neusr .N0ten 81 beidohen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
5ShRe 90: auen tn 0abrtraf.-esstsr gsutt, Ser. Staaten Tssueruns.
R@Aa!l! RRs axiRS
Mbiolat i~tmDerfGlicbt.

Wiblfteinen, benz Tbeil bes ,tuabren
Reihtbums" i'm Beiis oes 5armsrs
einerieits, unb benz anoereu 9beil bes
,pabren Rsidtbums" i'm Belts oes
Jabrifanteu, o,e bsibe ni6t sessn sins
amber aussetauidt perbsn t6nuen. neil
oas bette Selo" gu gut seDorben III,
oa nlro Der Nrbeiler 5ermablen. Die
acknowledgement miro ibm eEt,ossn.
Or fam oas y5u gut" se%tuorosns @elo
nlht erusrben. lluo oarum fam er
'felnen 1bell eruerben on Dem ,wabreu
Reidtbum" Der 0ation. DIE Ration
yerftidt i'm eisenen J,tt". 9as Be-
DuBtlein, BOB Dlr eritlden. binoert tie
aber midi. 81 beiurworten, oaB oisllriade
unierss grfldunsstOoes b~elbebaltsn
tperoe.
Der Grbeiter, Der Die Nrbeltsaeleeeu.
belt iaslid serinser tusrosn iisbt, Der
Dos Ansetoi oes ruabrsn &eidibums"
tdsli6 GROCER uerosn iisbt, Der aber bic
Natfrase niht elntreten iiebt, neil bas
austauidmittel, oas @elb. ieblt, nab.
reuo Der CUTE Wiue sur Natfrose bel
Gaen pOrbanoen 1T, iast ii6, ooB er ben
Jolsen Der Nrbeits. uuo 8eroienfloig,
felt nur oanu ~entsebeu tanu, msun Der
9runo Der ssrlnsen Ruhirasen btnrpes,
serdumt piro. Der @uEib gum Der,
brauh 1T pOrbanoeu. Sn fuft alen
6ausboltunsen limb in ben lesten Sab
rem Giuidrdnfunsen uorseuOmmen por'
ben. IN ben 8erfaufss@ eihdftsu iino bic
TOrrdtbe ueIrin9ert woroen. IN ben 5as
brlten TT nur fir ben uddftsn Beoarf
aearbeitet noroen. @s iino uirsenos
8orrdtbe p%Orbanosn, tuelde nibt ioiort
abseuommen neroen piroeu, menn bic
Hustauidmittel, 9slo porbanoeu mdren.
Der Jabrifant er6ffuet feline Sabrif
nitt nleber, fpenn sr fsinsn Brufit oas
TIN fiebt. 8enn bas Selo fortaslest
better" piro. 70 mus er. nm Brofit ~
erSleleu. bic Seritelunssfoften ernieori.
gen. 9as uuseleste Capita! 1T anse'
le9t. Ct fann ss nidt fleinsr MAIDEN,
oils es 1T. 5olslid mus er on 8obma.
ierial uno Nrbeitslobn &arsunesu elm.
treten loiisn. wenn Der Betrieb iid lob.
men lou. 9as &obmaterial llefert Der
Sruuo uno Booen, bic Wrbeit Der 3obu.
empfdnser. 5armer uno Nrbeiter milf.
len bic Rotten irasen, oes ,Su suten"
SeloeS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
Wer TRACT Die Soften?

IGalid fommen aus Dem 2anoe
Nahridtsn BON 5atrifsn, tuelde ibre
Jeuer l6idsn uno Sunoerie Don Nrbsi
tern entlaHen. DIE Jabrifeu idlieBsn
ibre 9birsn niht. neil bic 8eiten gut
limb. Sic iblieSen ibre Tbiren nib',
Usil bic Nrbsiier b0bsren 2ebn uerlans
gen. Sic iblieBen ibre Eblren, neil
Die Seitsn idlsdt finb, neil be Nad
irose nab ibreu 5abrifaten auisebOrt
bat, uuo neil Ole Breiie fur ibre 5abri'
fate 10 tiei s%eiunten iino, bob elm Broiit
aus Der Ssrits0uns nidt mebr 81 &C.
minnen 1T. Der Dollar III 10 isbr der
bette Dollar. Der am mtiiten fault" &c,
poroeu, baB er 81 uiel fault; CT 1T 10
gut gsmoroen, oaB er Suuiel pom mob.
rem 8sidibum" oss 2anoes. nie bic
@ololsuie Die arbeltsprooufte nennen.
erwirbt. Ct III 10 gut seworoen, bob
oisien nabrsn 8sidtbum bsrSuiteaen,
iib niht mebr lobnt. Gr If 10 gut se'
woroen, oaB iiallh Sunosrte uno 1au.
lenoe pom Nrbslteru brotlo5 rperbeu, 10
gut oa6 Der Jarmer i'm Bsiis ieines
1beiles oes .wabren &eibtbums" nltt
aenus bon BEN, mas oas bette @elo"
if. oaiir eiutuuiden Tam. um 3,nlen.
Stsuern uno Sdulbeu 81 bablen, &c.
idpeise benu Neu /. anldaHansen 81
MAIDEN. Gr If 10 gut seworoen, oaB
Der Satritant i'm BeiiB ieines Tbelles
bee ,mabrsn Rsidtbums". oaiir nitt
ioplsl BON benz, mos roas Bette" 1T,
siutauidsu iann. nm Betriebsfohen.
YsrSiuiuus oes auselesten 8apitals uuo
sinsu ssrlnssu BrOfit bsraasSauirtb.
&aitsu. uab lwii&ea ben bsIosu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
Yrpan uno Sherman.

Die Wabls@ Champagne 1T nun i'm pols
len @anse; Brpan bat in Seem Yorf unb
Senator Sherman IN Columbus, Ohio,
seiprohsn. uno msr nldt Su fanatiib If,
muB, islbit weun sr NIT Brpan's Nnih.
ten in Der Wdbrunssfrase nldt ibereins
itimmt, Sussftebsn, oaB Brpan's In'
nnbmereoe cine ffaatsm6nuii6e 2eiituus
semeien 1T. Was bot nun Sherman
BEN 8Vlte Nsues m%itseibeilt? Or, bon
benz mon bate ertparten io0sn, baB er
Dem bic Wdbruussfrase ituoirsnoen
Bolfe einen p%olitiuen Boriblas sur Get
lung unierer burd nuo burb faulen
BdbrunsaSuitdnoe MAIDEN mirbe!
Brpan iaste: .llniere 9esner baben
feinen ausflbrbaren Blan uorseiblasen.
ourb melbsn bic @efabrsn, melhe iie
anseblib firhteu, uermieoen wsrbsn
tDnnten. 9as SuridSieben Der Green
bads unb Shasamtsnoten mliroe ben
Sbas nidt iblsen, neil oaiielbe 8rin.
clip, weldss isst ben Sdasamtsiecretdr
ueranlaBt,a ues &eeierunsspapier in8olc
~sIuSul6ien, iaqs 9olo uerlanst miro.
auh bic ginl0iuns auer Silber.9 paars
uno S,lber Certificate in @olo berbei'
iibren miiBte. faus Sreenbuds uuo
ShaBamtsuolen aus Der Circulation
Suridsssoaen uirben. Nber nod mebr.
Ja0s bic &esieruHs ibr Yapieraelo gu
rIdSDae, uno ben Banfen bic 8Illbt DIR
@inl6iuus in Wiin5e Suidiebeu nolte.
10 miroen bic 8nnten iid oas Redt
nebmen, entpeoer in @olo ooer in Gil,
Der 81 5ablen. Uit anoereu Borten,
lbuen pirbe oas &sht Der Babl 5uite.
ben, pie es iest Der &es,eruns Suftebt,
uno pie bieie es ausiiben lolte. Die
Resisruns 1T uerpilibtet. entpeoer ibrs
Sdeine in Silber einSulDien, penn Sill.
Der ibr seraoe better post. ODER lie mnB
ales Silber uno ale SLIDER Certificate
aus Dem umloui Suriidjisben, uuo nldts
rpeiter ois @olo i'm umlauf bolteu. Sine
uniere Seaner wilens. elm 6%inan,ipiem
81 enttpsrfen, peldes ibre Brincipier
bis Su oieiem, lbrem lesten lesitimen
@uoe ourhfibrt, ooer po0en iie fort
fabren. ibre Nbiidten binter 5peioeuti'
gen Bbraien su perfeden?"
Warum bot perr SHERMAN niht oui
oieie Nniproden seaniportet? WeiB er
uibts, ooer ilrdtet er iid, oaB er ourd
feline Nntwort benz Bplte ben 8etpels
~lisiern wiroe, baB es ibnen peniser nm
oas Wpbl oes Bottles, oils um bic Nsm'
ter uno oas 8obl ibrer 5reunbe Su tbun
1T. Serr Sherman bait bic oemOtratiide
Blutiorm fir bas sr0Bte aQsr llebel uuo
puff Die republlfaniibe 5inan5ueis belt
bis in Die Yuppsu. Norin Die Beis
belt bs,tebt uno nie bic beiaoie Wirtb'
itnft in u~niereu 5inanSen ubssidait
nsroen iol, barber laat er nitts, uno
audi bic 81. Coulter platform ihpeist
iib barber aus. Wenn bns Bolt 10
iranf If, uie Serr Sherman iast. iolte
Der sroBs 5inanSsD Doctor bod aud bic
Wittel anaeben, UNI oleIe 8ranfbeit ~
curiren. Nbsr bieie Cur llest lbm nidt
10 iebr am SsrSen; Ct nil porldufs uni
Dor aaen 9lnsen Wc8inlep erpdblt ie'
ben, uno uobber nlro mon periuden.
oas Bolt sliidlid 81 maiden. 8as Bolt
1T aber idon ieit Subren 10 srinolld
setduidt uno i'm Nebsl berumseiibrt
worosn, oas es ioldsn 8sripredunsen
nibt mebr blinblinss 8laubt, ionoern
einmal ielbft ueriuhen nil, feline traus
r;oe Qooe IN nerheSyprn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
SIcibt beim Wagcn!

Dieie @arnurs mobten mir an aus
8oloosmuiratsn ersebsn loiien uno be-
rufen uRs onbei auf ben Jabrer uuo
BanusrlrGser Der rspublltanlihen Bar,
tel, ben Germ Mcamltp ielbfi, uuo au'
iein u%ersaussnes Ysrhalten blnlidtlIb
Der Silberiruse. 8elhen Stnnepnn'i
bat nun Wc8mlep IN oleier Jrass
~ubrrbaupi eiusenommen?
Sa Der BON Yrdiioeut Sapes I'm De-
tober 1877 bsruieusn @%rtIahsuns brad
te Hlano pon W,iiouri sineu 9ntroS ani
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
YrOan'S Grtl6runG.

Cine bdBlibe ACKNOWLEDGING lpar IS,
oaS @anoioat Yrpan I'M be5abitsn Diens
ie Der Silbsrsrubsnbsiser itsbe. uno
man bate gar nlbt s'auben iclen, oaB
Elm Wann. wis Senaior Eburiton. uube'
iusterBsii ooa elmer oerartlsenauihul
oi8uus Ssbrauh MAIDEN ulroe. 9o1
oieier Sslo bot wie elm besoiiener Buoel
ben Stmanb Swlidsu bic 8slne &C.
nlfsn, wdbrsuo Ssrr Bryan, na&eem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
iteiaen, ba bic SPECULATION tets ben
Tom menoen greianiiien iih anpaBt!

t0"""'e00eH Stt'HH1TEW ivy UHPHbF'
Sic iasen ms,ter: yDarlebeu uerbsn
sefinoist uno Sppotbeteu serid.lid elu.
setrieben tueroen fonueu, uno banu sibt
es INNER nod bic vRsoemption glauie".
gbe oieie lanae 3sit uersanssn 1T. miro
@elo biuis. 9ano tbeusr. uno bic ShulO
besablt ieiu. aein Beiurporter Der
Jreiprdsuns madt ben 8orlhlas, Gil.
Der fir Sduloen 81 5ablen, fir beren
3abluns Cob a%usbsouHsen 1T. Gber
mir molten benz Shuloner Dos Rebt
waren, bob sr ndbleu bari. pomit ct
sublen nil, ruenn er iid oieies &sdtes
niht freipiuia beqeben bat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27

28ir fOroern bic freie uno unbe.
ibranfte YrGgun8 BON 8olo uno
Silber Su BEN iebisen geiebliden
Wertbperbaltniie BON 16 81 1, Oh
ne oaB mir auf bic 9llfe unb 81.
itimmung puu anDeren Nati0nen
warten. Wir foroern, bab BEN
StanDarD Silber : Collar boiler
3wanssfurs 8lsid nit Sob psrlie.
ben peroe. iir ollie S6uloen. 6fient
lide ME priuate. - smOtratiide Has
tionol, Blotiorm 1896.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-27
DemnkrattCd1rs Tidrt.

Sir Brdiioent ........ .Wiaiam :. Yrpan
BON Hebrasfa.
Sir Yicez Yraiioeut.. .... arthur Z. Sepaa
pon Waine.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
MORE SQUABBLBS
Senators Object to the Increasing
Political Power of Office
Holders.
PROVIDING FOR The INDIANS
The House Stultifies Itself on the
Question Of Sectarian Appro-
priations.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The postoffice
appropriation bill served to bring out
some sharp discussion in the senate to
day on the propriety Of abolishing coun
try postoffices and absorbing them as
branches of city office. German op-
posed the plan as undemocratic. lie
stated that the Baltimore postoffice ter
ritory included two congressional dis
tricts, and this postoffice power was ex-
erted toward influencing the election OF
men for congress. After speech by
Elkins advocating subsidies and other
means of extending American commerce
on the seas the postoflice bill went over.
During the day George closed his speech
covering three days, in opposition to Du-
points claim to seat. The resolution
for investigating the bond sale again
went over on Hills objection.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Damage in East Tennessee,

MEMPHIS, April 1.-The first flood
that has visited East Tennessee in years
is prevalent in that section, washouts
and landslides being reported along the
lines of the Southern and K. G. G. e. L..
railroads. The power house of the
Knoxville street railway was flooded this
morning, and as a consequence every
street car line in the city is tied up. A
number of factories have ceased opera
tions and several houses along First
creek in this city were washed away.
All streams continue to rise rapidly.
Fast Analee creek at Athens, Tenn, is
higher than it has been for 80 years.
Streets and sidewalks of the town are
ruined and many houses are flooded.
The sawmill of r. j. Long and 10000
feet of lumber, the dam and engine
room of the Athe1s roller mills, all the
molds and patterns of the Southern
iron works and the feed and grist mill
of He'll & Gouldy are washed away.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
The House.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The house to-
day practically completed the consider
alton of the sundry civil bill. In course
of the debate on an amendment to ap-
propriate $4,000 for commencing the
erecting of the now military post at
Spokane, Cannon, chairman of the ap-
preparation committee, made an appeal
for economy ON the ground that the con-
dition OF the treasury was such that no
new project should be entersd upon by
this congress. He was supported in his
appeal by Gros venor of Ohio who, in
plain-spoken words, insisted that the
necessities of the situation must govern.
He called attention to the fact that dur
ing the first 10 months Of the operation
of the present tariff law, the receipts had
been exceeded by the expenditures by
S76O0O,OOO. This, of course, brought on
a political discussion in which Patterson
(dem., Tenn defended the administra-
tion and attributed the financial distress
TO republican legislation. The amend
ment was adopted despite Cannon's ap-
peal. Blue (rep, Kan. made some indi-
rect charges against the board of mana
gers of the eoldiers' homes, which we're
replied to by Steel Of Indiana, one of the
managers.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
OUR LAW MAKERS
Senator Call FayOrs Vigorous Meas
ures In Regard to the Cuban
Question.
THE MATTER OF SUBSIDIES
A Very Cheap Attempt at Economy
Sat Down Upon In the
House.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The ocean
mail subsidies brought on an animated
discussion in the senate today, during
the consideration of the postotfice bill.
Villas opposed the subsidies and pointed
out many instances OF what he declared
were excessive payments for mail SER
vice. Perkins of California, energetically
defended subsidies for their encourage
ment to American shipping. The SUBJ
sidy item was reserved for separate
vote tomorrow. The balance of the post
office appropriation bill was completed.
Call, of Florida, introduced reso-
luton of radical character concerning
Cuba, proposing the immediate use of a
naval force to protect Americans in
Cuba from atrocities and for humane
reasons in general.
Georges speech on the Dupont case
occupied most of the day, and is not yet
completed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
A FATAL MISSION
Canadian Perpetrators tanse the Death
OF >'"yeral Government
Officials
WHILE IN TIE LINE Of uUTY
The Entire Party Hroke Through Ice
on Raity River and We're
Drowned.

CRooKsToN, MINI. April "A letter
received by the Crookston Times from
War Road rive; Gays it is reported there
that Col A. T. Natf. special agent Of the
interior department, who had gone to
investigate alleged timber depredations
by Canadians in the Rainy Lake coun~
try, with an outfit OF half dozen men
and the United States marshal, had gone
through the ice on the Rainy river and
that all were lost Further information
is promised.
Col Natf left hero few weeks ago to
look up reports that had reached the
government that Canadians we're stealing
large quantities of pine on Red lake and
other government lands along the bound
ary and streams tributary TO Rainy river,
War Read river, from which the report
came, is near the mouth of the Raiyy,
and the stories are believed t. be aur
thpnfig
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
SCHOOL BOARD III EET1NG.
Several Matters of Minor ImpoI tance
Disposed OF.


Disposed OF.
The school board of district No. l met
yesterday evening in special session. Ii
was probably the last meeting OF the
present board. Chairman Holmes and
Trustees Cooper, Poole, and Robbins
were present.
Supt. Largent reported that the pupils
of the seventh grade had completed the
study of geography and were ready to
take up United States history. He de
sired to know what textbook should be
used. The board unanimously resolved
that Montgomery's Leading Facts of
American History, published by CHM
Il Co., be ueed instead of Barnes Brief
Hietory of the United States, published
by the American Book company, which
has been used for the last seven years.
The clerk was instructed to purchase
81 desk copies of Princes Arithmetic
for supplementary work in several
grades.
S. l.. Dunham rendered his resignation
as teacher in the Field school; it was &C
cepted, and Miss Kathryn Miller was en-
plOyeQ TO SUBSTITUTE.
Clerk Cautield reported that the bal
ance in the building fund is 523.O9, and
the board concluded to not order any
bills on that fund paid
DIR. A. F. Longeway, secretary OF the
city board of health, appeared and stat
ed that no pupil from any family in
which diphtheria had appeared had at.
tended either Of the South side schools
recently. Only one pupil in Whittier
building had contracted the disease, and
the room which he attended had been
closed and fumigated. There is but one
case in Little Chicago" and DR.. Longe'
way recommended that the school neal
the Boston and Montana smelter be kept
closed for at least one week after The
last case in that vicinity had been cured
So far as is known, no pupil in any OF
the other schools has been exposed. DR.
Longeway stated that the greatest dan
ger was on the West side, both cases
there being in thickly settled portion
of the city, but guards are on duty there
Under all the circumstances, DR., Longe
way said, be did not consider it neces
sary to close the schools at the present
time. He said that he knew that the
people we're panicky and many children
we're kept out Of school, but that coulc
not be helped.
Superintendent Largent stated thai
only nine pupils attended Miss Ander
sons room, in the Ninth avenue south
building, yesterday.
| Herman Wildekopf, sub-contractor fol
| the painting of the Central building
stated the hard finish for the building
| vas m hand and would sDOil if not i'm
mediately applied. He could not us'
the finish until he had paid the Driver
Bradley Drug company for it. Th'
board resolved that the Driver -Bradle.
Drug company should be paid as soor
as there should be any money in thu
building fund and requested Mr.. Wilde
kopf to do the work.
The board then adjourned
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Took Il Tumble.

The Belt train Wednesday last met
with an accident when near Belt. The
train consisted of a lot of ofempty cars be-
ing hauled out to the mines. 1t had
reached the Belt hill and going down
the grade to the mines the engine had
just passed the cut beyond the trestlc,
about half way down the hill, when one
of tho trucks jumped the track and Il
number of empty ears rolled down the
etnr, embankmpnt for distance Of siN
or seven hundred feet before they came
tot 'tanQstlI. 4 number uf other cars
we Jiled up in the cut and altogether
it f. the cont any soun tilae to clean
W. Fortunately no one Was hurt,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
What Can 1t Re ::

Recently several persons who have had
occasion to pass, late at night, in the
vicinity of Fourth avenue north and
Thirteenth street, and who are willing
to swear that they never use intoxicants,
have seen curious beast in that locality.
They describe it as being as large as
u coyote. 1t seems to be fearless, and
will sit in persons path until be reaches
it, when it will spit or hiss, like cat,
and run away. 1t has eyes like a cat,
and the eyes appear to those who see it
to be the largest parts of the body.
II cannot be learned that any one in
town has pet wildcat, and there is con-
siderable speculation as to the nature Of
the yarmint.
1t is as good subject for conversation
in the neighborhood as haunted house.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Cases of Diplitheria.

DR.. A, r, Longeway, secretary OF the
city board Of health, stated yesterday
evening that there are now seven houses
within the city limits that are placarded
and quarantined on account of the exist
ence of one or more cases of diphtheria
in each house.
They are located as follows: Two on
the West side; Tenth avenue south and
Twelfth street; Ninth avenue south and
Twelfth street; Eighth avenue north and
Thirteenth street; Fifth avenue north
and Thirteenth street; and Eighth ave-
nue. north and Sixteenth street.
There is still one case in Little Chi
cago," but the quarantine is rigid and
effective.
The patients ct Arlington are con-
valescent.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Defective F1ue.

New York, April 2.-Five persons
were overcome by coal gas in Captain G.
Johnson's house at PorkvlIle, L. l., to-
day. They are Thomas Cotter, Ella
johnson, Robt. johnson, Chas. johnson
and Margaret Connors. The latter is
not expected to recover, and Robert and
Ella, aged G and II, respectively, are not
yet out of danger. Cotter and Charles
johnson will survive. A defective fiue
is supposed to have caused the accident.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Tra aftic at q Standstill.

MILWAUKEE, April 1.--Later reports
from Northern Wisconsin show that the
snow storm, which began last night and
continued until noon today, was the
worst in years. Banks of snow 10 feet
deep blockade the streets of Ashland
and business is early suspended. One
Wisconsin Central train is off the track,
and two trains of the same line are
stalled in STOW within the city limits
All tratfi, is at staudstill all through
the storm region.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Chisholm Acquitted.
Warden

Attorney James Donovan returned
yesterday from Lewistown, where he
had been attending the district court for
Fergus county.
He states that the jury in the CHS
holm murder case returned a verdict of
not guilty. Chisholm was accused OF
having knocked his partner, Robert
Somers, in the head, while working in d
mine at Maiden, and then placing q
stick of gianr powder in his mouth and
exploding it, blowing somers' head to
pieces.
The case was tried last December, and
the jury disagreed.
j. G. Huutoon of Great Falls was eou-
ior counsel for Chisholm, and the result
is great victory Fur him.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
"A Mild Dose.

NEW York, April 2.-The coroner's
jury brought in verdict today censur-
ing the Trinity corporation, owners of
the tenement building in Hudson street,
in which four persons lost their lives by
suffocation in fire which occurred last
Sunday, for not providing fire escapes
for the structure.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
RAGING FLOODS
Waters on the Rampage in Portion s
Of Kentucky, Tennessee and
Virginia.
SERIOUS DAMAGE REPORTED
Indications That There Has Been
Much Loss of Life in SGme
Localities.

MIDDLEsBoRo, KY, April l. - Five
inches of rain fell in the last so hours
The Cumberland, Clinch and Powell
rivers are out of their banks. Nine
trestles on the marlborough railway
are gone. A trestle and 60 feet OF track
on the L. & N. at Wasiota is washed
out No mail has been received for 20
hours and all traffic is suspended.