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The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17


$40 cash as first payment, balance S5 PER
MONTH. Low rate OF interest at per cent per
annum. Streets graded and severed. Electric cars
and halfhourlv local trains to San Francisco only
! and bloc ks away.
Too much importance cannot be attached to
property at Berkeley and it is safe say that we'll
located residence lots, fine view of the Golden
Gate the bay Of San Francisco on one side the
beautiful line of foothills the other, with eli
mate unsurpassed, fine school, religious and So
cial advantages, will double and treble In value
before you have your lot paid for
Remember this is the first opportunity ever
offered in Berkeley to buy home at auction with
only SO cash You cannot afford to miss it.
Secure catalogue and examine the property be-
fore day of sale.
For further particulars apply to
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE AND IN
VEsTMENT COMPANY, 466 Eighth
St, Oakland,
GEORGE SCHMIDT, Berkeley, or
WIN. BUTTERFIELD, second floor, Crocker
building, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17
DR.. CroMIeY,s Denial.

OAKLAND. CAL, April 16.-The attor-
neys for DR.. d. D. Crowley filed his an
swer and denial to-day to the charge of in
fidelity and cruelty made by his wife in
her complaint for a divorce. He claims
her charge is Que to an insane jealousy
and without cause. He also denies the
specific charges of cruelty and claims he
has at all times supplied his wife with
every comfort and provided for her wants
even extravagantly.
VIII Change the Pipe.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 16.-The Contra
Costa Water Company has signifed its
intention OF abiding by the resolution OF
the City Council adopted Monday night
and removing its water main from the
Eighth street bridge. The pipe is thirty
inches in diameter and carries force of
water under a pressure of seventy-ive
pounds to the square inch. 1t is probable
the pipe will be taken to the Eleventh
street electric-road bridge.
Has Had Enough.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 16.-The state.
ment from Vallejo that ex-Congressman
Warren B. English was a candidate for
Congress is denied by that gentleman.
When seen to-day he said: Il have no in
tention OF running again for Congress. !
am not candidate and will not be. So
far l have not heard of anybody who
wants to try for the office In this district
which is hopelessly Republican; but we
will find somebody, OF course, to fill the
ticket"
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17

4 smart Broadway, New
| \ York, druggist has
this sign hanging outside
his store, it marks the
new era of drug selling.
Is it any wonder that he
has to enlarge his quar-
tiers, that his clerks are
busy, and that his store is
one of the most popular
along the leading thor
oughfare2
You can afford to trade
with a druggist that has
such a motto as that.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17
Didn't Like Jail Life

OAKLAND, CAL, April 16.-Solomon
Baumgarten, convicted of neglect of his
wife and infant child and fined 500 or
spend 100 days in Jail, swore he would lie
in jail rather than pay cent. After four
days spent in the City Hall jail, however,
he changed his mind, as it was not as
pleasant as he thought it would be, so to-
day he paid $96 into court and toni ght is
back in the bosom OF his family rejoicin G.
Bit the Sheriff.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 16.-During the
examination of Miss Pearl Morton of Ala
media for insanity to-day she became quite
violent and bit Deputy Sheriff j. w. Dut-
ton in the wrist, and in the wrist he uses
when he writes poetry. She imagines
that her mother is man in disguise and
attacked her with a knife, and also threat
ened to kill friend. She was committed
to the Ukiah Asylum.
Are n on-Partisans.
OAKLAND. CAL, April 16-The Nom
Partisan Women's Christian Temperanc e
Union have decided TO remove to S57 CLAW
street, 80 as to have larger quarters. On
certain days free clinic will be held for
the deserving poor; also an employment
office to help along worthy men who are
anxious to secure work.
ReteIling the Story.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 16. The trial of
Michael Ghirardelli, accused of the MUIR
der of Felice Varni, was continued before
Judge Greene and jury to-day. The evil
dence is the same brought out at the pre-
liminary examination.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17

field for several months in the interests of
the woman-suffrage campaign. AT pres
ent she is in Tulare County.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

CANTON, o., Sept. 19.-Scarcely had
the echoes Of yesterdays big demonstra.
ton at the home Of Major Mckinley
died away ere the distant rumblings of
today's doings we're heard. Barring the
local campaign opened yesterday, this
has been the biggest demonstration
since the nomination day.
There were 10 visiting delegations,
utilizing &c special trains and estimated
at 10000 people
There was cold, drizzling rain all the
forenoon and when it ceased, the tenn
perature fell rapidly ind overcoats were
in demand. After the two receptions in
the opera house in the forenoon, one to
the visitors from Hulings, Verona, Oak
mont and other boroughs of Allegheny
county, and the employees of the Car
negie City mills of Pittsburg, the speech
making was transferred to the Mckinley
lawn, part of it being done in the rain.
1t was the big delegation of railroad
men which set the example of defying
the elements. They, with tho three or
four hundred telegraphers who came
with them, surrounded the little review
ing stand on the MAJORS lawn and
listened to and cheered the assurances of
hearty support delivered by their spokea-
man, to which Mckinley responded.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
IsostOn Wool Market.

BosToN,ISept. i1S.-The Boston Com
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow of
the wool market:
The National Association OF Woolmen q
clip estimate shows that the American
clip of 1896 is but 272000,00O pounds.
against 294,O00,0OO pounds last year and
3l9,OO0,O00 pounds in the fioodtide year,
1893. The demand for wool is better,
though prices are but slightly hig her.
No more fine medium territory is obtain
able for less than q cents clean.
The sales OF the week are 5,2l4,O0O
pounds domestic and l,474COO pounds
foreign, againstl3, ,G9O,500 pounds domes-
tic and 3O8,000 pounds foreign last week,
and 2,j20,700 pounds domestic and ,487,-
900 pounds foreign for the same week
last year
Sales to date show q decrease Of 49,
l0l, ,GG3 pounds domestic and 25,7l3,9o0
pounds foreign from the sales to same
date in 1896
Receipts to date show a decrease OF
1i1,7iJ bales domestic and 121 ,GSG bales
foreign.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

CANTON, Sept. l8.-The formal open
ing Of the campaign in Canton today
was big thing. The little city since
early morning has been literally jammed
with visitors from distant cities and
nearby towns. It is estimated that 70
special trains brought in 10000 visitors.
There was parade in the afternoon
that was an hour in passing a given
point. There was meeting in large
tent at which addresses were delivered
Tonight the parade and speech making
we're duplicated. During the day Maj
Mckinley made brief responses to sew
eral delegations.
The regular program in the afternoon
included Gov. Bushnell's Introductory
address and speeches by Senators Cul
lom and Thurston. This evening Gov
Bushnell spoke briefly and Gov. Has
tings Of Pennsylvania and Congressman
McCleary Of Minnesota made addresses
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
IN OLD VIRGINIA
The Mother Of Statesmen Gives Hearty
Welcome to the Demo
cratic Nominee.
RICHMOND is ENTHUSIASTIC
Bryan Was Compelled to Make Two
Speeches, Both to Large
Audiences.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. l8.-William j,
Bryan reception at the auditorium in
Richmond tonight was one of the most,
il not the most enthusiastic receptions OF
his campaign. The auditorium was
packed to the doors and from floor to
gallery when the democratic nominee
arrived there at S:45. Some other meet
inRs have been greater in point OF at.
tendance, but Richmond must be given
the banner for the amount Of enthusiasm
expressed. Ten minutes elapsed before
the cheering that followed Bryan's en-
trance ceased and there was another out
burst when he was presented by Senator
Daniel. There was much disorder dur
ing Bryan's delivery, but he managed to
make himself heard by nearly everybody
On the conclusion of the auditorium
speech he addressed great throng from
the balcony OF the Jefferson hotel, where
he is stopping. His speech here was
short and on the general lines pursued
by him in his other speeches.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
When one encounters in print the life story


When one encounters in PRINT the lie story
o. some Scared veteran Of the civil war, a
feeling OF ad1alratlon and sympathy is the
certain result. Accustomed though we are
70 tales OF herolsm and suffering In everyday
life, there is something peculiarly y attractive
about these old war records, serving, as they
do, as sacred passport to the heart fevery
true American. Thousands found their rest
on the field OF carnage or In the hospital, but
their comrades, when the struggle was over
and the victory won, returned TO their homes
and began anew the battle OF life.
John B. Scace, the widely known contrac.
tor and building mover OF Albany, n. T.,
has had an unusually interesting life, and
when seen by a reporter recently at his home,
No. Is Bradford Street, told Of his many ex.
periences and adventures while serving
under the old flag in the late war. Although
having endured al the hardshps and pri-
Satlons OF life IN the ranks, Mr.. Scace bears
hls more than half century OF years with
an elastic step and keen mind, taking an
lctlye interest in private and public affairs.
While still boy, his family moved from
Albany, his birthplace, to Plttsheld Mass.,
and here he was educated. lie mastered the
carpenters trade, became member of Bcrk-
shire Lodge, No. 50, |: o. .. F., end was
entering upon asuccessful business life when
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
TO WH0OP IT Up
Tammany Proposes to Ratify the
Chicago Nominations in
Grand Style.
ARRANGING FOR The EVENT
Political Demonstration Never Before
Equaled in the Great
Metropolis.

New YORK, Sept. 18.-September q
promises to be red letter day in the
democratic calendarl Of the metropolis
On the night of September 80. .Tammany
will ratify the nomination of Bryan and
Sewall and of the state ticket nominated
at Buffalo on September 16.
TammanyI will Lratify early on the
evening of the 29th, and Mr.. Bryan will
make brief address in the Fourteenth
street building. Possibly he will speak
later from the balcony of Tammany hall
Then another mass meeting will be
held in the1largest hall that can he Sc
cured in the.city. Madison Square gar
den is not available for September 90
and the executive committee of Tam
many is casting about for another hail
that will hold 1000 persons at least
After this.indoor meeting Mr.. Bryan
will address the people in Union Square
1t will be Tammapys night, and there
will be parades in almost every street
and avenue in the city
The 81 assembly district organizations
will assemble at their respective head
quarters at dusk ard will form in line
marching by various routes to Tammany
hall Each assembly district will have q
band, and the turnout will be full Of en-
thueiasmsand red fire,
The speakers, besides Mr., Bryan, will
include ex-Speaker Crisp, Senators Jones
OF Arkansas and Teller and others Of ma
tional reputation. The candidates for
governor andl lieutenant governor also
will be heard.
Leader Sheehan has notified Chairman
Jones that ihe lis confident that Bryan
will carry the. Empire state The aena-
tor has accepted the prophecy, which
confirms Mr.. Bryan's own view Of the
situation in this state, and the national
committee will lend to the local organi
cations all the aid possible under the Cir.
cumstances.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Big Operators Fscape.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE post
office department today issued an orde
prohibiting the use of mails to the buck
etshop operators of Chicago. The ordel
was issued on the report Of an inspector
who states that nearly all the person;
named have been indicted by the CRANE
jury in Chicago. There are about c,
firms and persons against whom the Or
der has been issued. The postoflice iD
spector has reported on several cages
where persons have been swindled ard
cites one instance OF an inmate OF The
soldiers homo at Quincy who sent :.0
and lost it all. The operators claim ,ls
it was invested and lost 10 sugar.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
WORD TO VOTERS.

some Suggestions From the Chair,u an o.
the County Democratic Committee,
To the Democratic Party Of CasgaI
County: You are aware that At III
county convention we attemptei 10 fuss
with the populist party, but wer- gl-. D.
cessful
Since that time, through he no
county committees fusion has been ac-
complished to the entire satisfacNol q
both committees and we trust our iau0rs
and efforts in this behalf will meet WITT
your hearty concurrence.
We now have ticket that all parts;
not in favor of the British gold stalda--
can support We regard the moLei
question paramount to all others at .ll
time. Our county platform is MT
makeshift nor subterfuge; it favora tt:
free coinage OF silver and gold at t--
ratio of l6 to without waiting for IL:
consent or aid Of any other nation.
Our candidates one and all, wtho,'
evasion or mental reservation, hearth
indorse and stand upon the platform L
party principle and party fealty sta,;
for anything, they are entitled to yoH
undivided support. We regard a put.
Office as public trust, and a public o.
Ger as an agent OF the people. The NJ;
we have selected, we believe are hoL#
and capable, and, il elected by your. 2.
frages, will faithfully discharge thea
ties of their respective offices.
To those who handed the conn.,
their destinations we wish to return
grateful Acknowledgements. BY thc'H
tion fusion was made possible, aL1 =
commend them to the party for fa'51
| able consideration in the future II
| those OF our candidates who remalL Il
the ticket we wish to suggest tia,
! desire to make this an honorable ~
paign. Make your personal canvas ~
your own platform and merits.
| While it is patent to US and eyerD:|
that some opposing us live in -'s,
houses, let the mud singing conlIE-
from that source, remember that holt|
able men will not indulge in it and u,
sob or thinking voters will rebuke 1t 4
the polls.
Trusting on entering this camFaIgI
that every action on our part will n
dound to the best interest OF our pa''
and the cause we represent.
| remain, your obedient servant,
| w. G.. DOWNING, Chairman
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

WAsHGNCToN, Sept l9.--The weather
bureau furnished the following bulletin
to the press The decided fall OF 20 to
% degrees in the past "a hours has given
the lowest temperature ever reported in
this decade in the upper Missouri valley
and at Duluth. A temperature of % de-
grees is reported at Bismarck, and OF "A
degrees at Huron. Killing frosts ere
reported this morning at Miles City,
Moorhead, Huron, and Valentine, Neb.
Heavy frosts at Mort, tie and Du-
luth; light! frosts at st. Paul and Des
Moines. 1t is probable that Sunday
morning this cool wave will give killing
frosts and as low, if not lower tempera-
lures than before noted in lower Michi-
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Okla
homs and the Indian territory, although
the present temperature is quite high.
Monday, morning severe killing frosts
will probably be experienced in west
ern New York, western Pennsylvania,
Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ar
kansas and north Texas, and frosts in
Tennessee and the northern portions OF
Mississippi and Louisiana. Special
warnings have been sent to all those re-
gions, and these have been widely dis
tributed throughout the postotiices.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Written with Blood.

BorLoGNE, Sept. 1s.-Bossu, deputy
public prosecutor, in charge OF the case
against lyman, the alleged Irish dyna-
miter, received violent letter today in
forming him in the name Of the commit
tee OF Invincibles and Anarchist broth
erhood that unless lyman is released
within "a hours he (Bossu) will be blown
up with dynamite.
The letter is written with red fluid,
believed to be blood, is dated Thursday
Sept. II, and was posted at Laon, the
capital OF the department of Aiene
about Sc miles from Paris.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Death of Il IIinhOp.

ST. CLouD, Mimi, Sept. l9.-Bishop
Martin ( Marley, appointed to succeed
Zardetti in this diocese two years ago,
died this morning at 9:35. He has been
ailing for some months, but was at Lux
emburg, this county, Thursday. Bishop
Marley was in the 9th year Of his age.
complication of diseases from which
he has. been suffering for some time
past
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-Mr. Mex iney
will fail to carry his own congressional
district or county, according to advices
received at national democratic head
quarters. A careful canvass of the con
gressional district in which Mr.. McKin
ley resides shows that it will give Mr.
Bryan good round majority. The
farmers and miners of that section are
almost unanimously for Bryan and free
silver. In Leetonia, where there are
72l voters, 52C are enrolled in the Bryan
free silver club.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

must confess themselves ignorant of the
finances of this country, and if thcy
know and will not tell the people, then
we have a right to not trust their can.
dor and frankness when they deal with
the people,"
Mr. Bryan then read from messape
delivered 100 years ago today by George
Washington, in which he warned The
people against foreign influence UPON
the government. He closed by the as.
sertion that Americans must schieva
their own financial independence
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
GOldbuy Soldiers.

ST, PAUL. Sept. lS.--The Union Vet
erans' league, as represented by Gene
Sickles, Alger and party, will be in Far.
60 on the.morning OF Sept. 2G for a few
hours. Leaving.Duluth, the morning OF
the 25th, they spend few hours that
afternoon in the Twin Cities, leaving in
the evening forlFarRo, reaching there in
the morning. They leave Fargo in time
to catch the noon train at Willmar, tax.
ing them to;Sioux Falls on the evening
OF the Goth, being due to speak there
then.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Revenue Collections.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-The monthly
statement OF collections Of internal rev,
enue issued today shows the total re-
ceipts for August to have been 5ll ,527,-
O74 as compared with s12,1G2,S55 during
August, 1885,, For the two months Of
the present fiscal year, the receipts were
S43,2A in excess Of the same period in
1895,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
l. Eighth judicial district of the state OF

tana, in and for the county of Cascade.
Elizabeth Morgan Tyler. Plaintiff, vs.. Sam
Tyler, Jr.,: Defendant. Summons.
The State Of Montana send greeting to the Ah
named defendant:
You arc hereby required to appear in al sc;
brought against You by the above-named pa
tiH in the District Court of the Eighth JudI
District Of the State of Montana, in anS Tor
County OF Cascade, and to answer the .cou!sla
fled therein, within ten days, exclusive 9t
day of service) after the service on yon Of
summons, II served within this county, Of
served out of this county, but in this dist
within twenty days; otherwise within forty l'
OF judgment by default wi be taken agalns'
The said action is brought to obtain div,
and for the dissolution of the bonds Of III,
mony now existing between the plaintiff and
fendant, for the reason as alleged in sa III {,
plant that YOU. the above named defend
| did. on the 22d day of July. 1895, willfully de
untarily absented yourself from the PLAN
| without her consent understanding or appt,
| and without any reason or cause therefor,
have also willfully neglected to assist, he y
provide for plaintiff and the child OF said y
riage since said 22d July. 1895. and also ask
born of said marriage on the 10Th October,
and by name Gladys Tyler, and for other re
asm ore fully stated In said complaint. =,
And you are hereby notified that II you fal
appear and answer the said complaint, as aD
REQUIRED, the said plaintiff vi will apply to :,
Given under my hand and the seal of the
triot Court of the Eighth judicial District 81
State of Montana. In and for the County OF
oade. this 10th day Of Septem6er. IN The & yes
IssALj ". NJ. COCKRJLL. CLERK
by. FoRTux1, Deputy Cler
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Something Of a Criminal.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. l9.--Detective
F.. L. Loose of New Orleans passed
through here, coming from the Cmur
d'Alcne country, having in charge Milt
Levy, young man belonging to one OF
the best families in the Crescent City,
where he is wanted on the charge of
numbering his young and beautiful wife
and Of committing forgeries aggregating
$50 600
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Iowa Bank Closed,

WILTON, Ia, Sept. 18-The banking
house of G. II. Watson & Sons, estab-
lished 40 years ago, made general as
signment this afternoon to Matt Hassch,
for the benefit OF all creditors. The
liabilities are estimated at s250,O00, and
assets at s350OO0. All dspositors and
other creditors will bs paid In full. The
assignment caused considerable excite.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Fleet of Foot.

New YORK, Sept. 19.-Thomas f.
Burke OF Boston established new
worlds record for GOO yards, run at the
games OF the Knickerbocker Athletic
club this afternoon at Columbia Oval.
He covered the distance in Ill flat
beating Lon Meyers Of the Old Manhat.
tan Athletic club record of Ill 2.5.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Bryan in virginia.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept. 19.-I
an ordinary day coach Of the Richmond
fredericksburg & Potomac railway vii.
liam j. Bryan continued his trip through
Virginia this morning. He left Rich.
mond at Z o'clock, en- route for Washing.
ton. A speech Of 30 minutes was made
at Fredericksburg, and short addresses
we're given by the nominee at some Of,
the smaller towns along the line.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
He Must Serve.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., Sept 19.-Ats
meeting Of the democratic state commit
tee today the committee refused to &C.
cept the resignation Of its chairman, OK.
United States Senator James Smith, Sr
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Debs is here, supposedly to refute GER
tain charges that have been made in the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.


Met Yesterday at Butte-J. w. Stanton of
Great Falls Added to the Com
mittee.
Special to The Tribune.
BUTTE, Sept 19.-The democratic state
committee met here today and settled
on the preliminaries Of the campaign,
which will commence at Great Falls on
Sept. %.
AS the time of Chairman Cockri,l will
be entirely taken up with executive bus.
inees, j. w. Stanton of Great Falls was
added to the committee to represent
Cascade county.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Army 0mCar Dead.

CHICAGO, Sept. 18.-Lieut. Charles F.
Norton, U. S. A., died in this city today.
Although retired about year ago for Ill
health, Lieut.. Norton was not quite 40
years old.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Fxiles Return.

New YORK, Sept. 18.-Among the ar
rivals from Europe today on the st.
Louis were Postmaster General William
L. Wilson and Henry Watterson.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Remarkable Explosion.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept 19.-Four
powder mills at Hazardville, Conn.,, we're
blown up today. Lightning struck one
mill and the explosion set fire to the
other three. No one was killed or in
jured. Thousands Of panes Of glass we're
hrOlxan
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

cile his views with the platform of the
democratic national convention, he will
resign from the chairmanship Of the
state committee
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
Not u Bad Idea.

BrENos AYREs, Sept. 19.-Tho n.i.<
ter OF interior proposes to amalgamse
all the railroads Of the Argentine Eepl5,
| lie and form state monopoly,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25
We'll Pleased.

WILSON, N. G., Sept. 18.-Bryan had
this to say today about the action of the
Buffalo convention: II am very much
gratified to learn that the New York
convention indorsed the platform as
we'll 40 the ticket"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-25

GALVESTON, Sept. 18.-At today's ses-
sion Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firsmsn the report Of the grand trustee
- snad- and diocpaaad. Thia done. 0