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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
VIEWED FROM WASHINGTON,
The Washington Post Says the Hanna
Gratis Have a Chill.

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A"' ""'"'"s''" '"7' says 'he nan ma
Gratis Have Chill.
The WASHINGTON Post thns nictnree
tho e;+u,t;on 40 = onnoora l., 49, ...;as
-. 40 ~ "pp0"'e III 'no na'ion-
al capltai:
"a cold wave struck the republican
headquarters yesterday, the area of low
temperature having extended rapidly
FROM the headquarters OF the national
committee in New York, where confden-
tial reports from OHIO and Indiana made
Maj. Mckinley's manager shiver. The
amiable gentlemen in charge of republic
an headquarters here are not able to un-
derstand why they should be so chilly.
They insist that the news from Ohio and
from all other parts OF the country is
very encouraging, and justifiee absolute
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

DENVER, oct. Is A ccording to the
latest adviCes from Meeker, Col, which
la nine niles from the nearest telegraph
office, the three mon who were killed
there after robbing the bank have not
been identified. One who lived two
houra after being shot gave names which
are believed to be fictitious. 1t is be-
loved that one Of th8 men is Thomaa
Mccarthy, who aided in robbing banks
Mt Telluride and Delta. 1t is thought
the robbers were members of the Nc
Carthy gang that committed aovera,
daring train and bank robberies in Mon
tana, Oregon, Washington, and Colorado.
1t iB also supposed that the man who
robbed d. II. Moifatt, president Of the
First National bank Of this city, of S2l,-
600, in 1889, was member of this gang.
The McCarthys formerly lived in an out
of-tho-wsy place in Oregon, where they
were regarded as wealthy ranchmen.
In an attempt to rob the bank of Delta,
Col, about year ago John Mccarthy
and his son were killed, but Tom Nc
Carthy escaped.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

LONDON, Oct. l5.-The Daily Nows
publishes the following dispatch from
Rome: "Natican disapproves of Arch
bishop lreland's letter, because 1t openly
mixed religion and politics, which the
vatican desires to keep separate in the
United States"
1t is feared that the letter will dis
please eastern and southern Irish Cath
olics. 1t is probable that instructions
will be sent to Mgr. Martinelli concern
ing the attitude of Catholic clergy.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
a Strong Fighter.

RCrrALo, Oct. 15.--Greatly to the sur
prise OF about 400 people, and more es.
pecjally TO the surprise Of Joe Butler,
that dusky fighter WAS laid low by
Charley Strong in less than two ninu tes
after they had donncd the mitts tonight.
The battle took place before the Empire
Athletic club, with Jack Lysick as ref
cree. Butler is six footer and weighed
10 pounds. Strong stands about 3 feet
8 inches and weighed lOS pounds. But.
Ter was csquired by jim DAILY, and the
fact that he had whipped that pugiliat
and his advantage in reach made him the
favorite at about ) to 4. Strong waded
in with q rush and landed the first blow.
Butler stood On tho defense. After
Strong led and fell short, Butler punch
cd him in the stomach. Strong came
back looking for Butler and swung with
his right lie caught Butler on the Jaw.
Joe fell on his hands and knees, but
roso on the seventh second and clinched
to avoid punishment. He WAS showed
against the ropes and fell again. Rising,
he WAS too weak to hold up his hands,
and Strong laid him ont for the third
time. lie Was counted out.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

lie Grand S. Cantelou, an account of
whose untimely death by drowning, on
October 10, appeared in these columns
recently, was born in Louisiana June 7,
1888 In early life the family moved to
TeXae, where the deceased grew up, sur
rounded by Christian Influences ard
loving brothers and sisters. These laid
the foundation Of good moral life and
generous feelings, which 80 character
lied him among his acquaiutances here.
Twelve years ago ne came to Montana,
like eo many others, to improve his
financial condition, only to find a grave
in land OF strangers. At home Lee,
as he was faniliariy called, moved in the
best of society, and many old friends
there will be shocked at his sudden de
mise. He was married six years ago in
Helena to Miss Ellen Bower, who is now
left alone to bear the burden of this
great loss. Friends and fellow workmen
tenderly carried him to his burial, "sor-
rowing that they should see his face no
more" Rev. O. w. Mintzer of the First
M. f. church conducted services at the
church in Great Falls, aud the family in
far off Texas will be glad to learn that
their brother received, not only the sad
rites of a Christian interment, but of
the church to which his family are
honorably connected there, and Of which
both he and his widow had the kindest
Of feelings.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
STILL HI ROARS
Thomas +. Watson Doing All That H.
Possible 10 Prevent Hrvan's
Election
he R0hSTS CANDIDATE SEWalL
Committee From the National
populist Committee to Meet
Watson.

TOPEKA, Oct. l5.-T. T.. Watson will
not come to Kansas, He sent the fol.
lowing telegram to Abo Steiuborg this
afternoon:
"An liberated throat will prevent me
keeping my appointments. greatly re-
gret this. Middle Of the road populsts
have my sympathy and admiration.
They have been sold out and their party
made foot-mat for democratic poll
ticiana to wipe their feet on under the
hypocritical pretenee of patriotism.
The fusionists have abandoned all
principle and gone into mad scramble
at the pie counter. If Bryan is
defeated it will be the fault OF traders in
his party and ours who have ignored
the st. Louis compromise and tried to
force the populists to vote for Sewall,
bondholder, national banker, corpora
tion plutocrat and gold clause million
aire. THOMAS K. WATSON"
The committee will make determined
effort TO bring Watson to Kansas during
the last week in the campaign.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Take IA Grain of Salt With This.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 15.--The proposed
conference between the sub committee
of the populist national executive COM
mittee, headed by Senator Butler, and
Thomas Watson, popullst vice prcsiden
tial nominee, is expected to develop into
a political sensation. Ii is generally be-
lieved in inside populiet circles here that
the visit Of the committee will result in
formal request for Watson to with
draw. There are numerous rumors of
official positions to be tondered Watson
in case he withdrawg, provided the dem
ocratic party is Successful at the Novem-
ber elections. The stories of the prom
ised position range all the way from a
cabinet portfolio down, but no one
claims to have any definite information
as to just what, il anything, will be
promised. There eis grave doubt express ed,
however that Watson will promise to
Withdraw, 1t is freely stated that the
populist manifesto Of yesterday was by
no means pleasing to the vice presiden-
tial candidate, and the committed haste
in notifying him of their intended visit
is said to have been the result of fear
he would take precipitate action before
the conference could be held. That fear
was set at rest, however, by message
which Watson sent to Chairman Wash
burn today, expressing willingness to
see the committee. Watson, according
to rumor, allayed the fears of the popu-
list leaders by appending to his telegram
a statement that he would wait the COM
ing of the subcommittee. IL is believed
from this that the candidates letter of
acceptance will not be published until
after the coming conference, although
he was expected to have given it to the
press tonight.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Cattle.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.--Cattle - Choice
beeves were strong at yesterdays ad-
vance. but ordinary to good cattle sold
slowly at a decline of 10 cents Common
to choice cattle were wanted at s35OM
4,90, sales being largely at $4.25@475,
and prime to fancy cattle were again
held at $5@5.25. Stocker and feeder
trade was moderate at S2.75@3SU; cows
and heifers sold at Sl.25M3S0; bulls sold
at sl75@325, chiefly at s2@275, and
calves we're active at $500 for common
to choice. Texas steers sold at 50 G0M
3 Is and range cattle moved off at 81 90
$3.50 for steers and at 81 25M3.3O for
COWS and heifers.
The trade IN sheep was fairly active
at generally unchanged prices. Sales
were on basis of Sl.250l3 25 for inferior
to prime sheep, westerns selling chiefly
at s. oOM3, with few at s. 10. Feed
ers bought good many sheep around
3240M2G0. Lambs sold at - 750i50,
largely at s3.25m4,25, including a great
many westerns.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

M ST. Louis, Oct. 15.-A Republic spe-
Ipaign committee of the commercial trav-
selere received notice yesterday of the
|thipment from Washington Of some 2S,-
2OO copies of campaign literature with
E1hich to supply the travelling men.
NIL Numerous encouraging reports were
s1Dceived from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and
( ebraska. These states are now we'll
ganized and campaign work is pro-
: eHsing most satisfactorily. The fol-
d wing is a sample of the kind OF reports
SDming in from Illinois, and is lated
2kom Livingston county and addressed
10 President Jump:
\. "The outlook for Bryan and his peo
Die money is extremely bright in the
|6aection through which / travel. My ter
AHtory extends all through Central Hi
sAois and from the western border of In
lana to the river towns in Iowa. Were
blind, | could feel and hear the almost
unanimous demand OF the agricultural
aass for the free and unlimited coinage
silver. Farmers, irrespective of former
plitlcal beliefs, appear to be fully de
ermined that as far as their ballots go
hey will attempt to throw off the pres
PIT calling yoke of gold. Here, in tho
ounty from which am writing, poll
u farmers was made within radius of
miles from Fairbury, and l am in
prmed the result Of the canvass showed
- per cent of them to be for Bryan and
ilver."
IA Unless the commercial travellers in
FFDhio are badly nistaion, that state will
gave Mr.. Bryan majority. The reports
IRE to the effect that sentiment has
Enhanged wonderfully since it became
|Rvident that some Of the corporations
sRere resorting to coercive methods to
Did Mckinley.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
COUNTY CAAIPAIGN.
County Committee Makes Arrangements
for Several Meetings.

Geo, IL, Stanton, VI. VI, Iyter and 9TH
ers viii address silver meetings at the
following dates and places:
Evans Friday, Oct. lG. at
Mesenbach, Saturday, q
p. N.
"Wednesday, Oct. 21, =, $ Hogan. fu
sion candidate for eecret8r, Of state;
George II. Stanton, fusion candidate for
representative in the legisature; NJ. NJ.
Lyter, fusion candidate for county et,or-
ney; Atty. II, II, Ewing of Great Fala
and others will speak at Belt.
The above named gentlemen, with the
possible exception Of Mr. Hogan, will
also speak at the following places at s p.
N. of the dates given;
Willow Creek, Tuesday, Oct 90.
Geyeer, Thursday. Oct o.
Kbbey, Friday, Oct. %,
Monarch, Saturday, Oct. 81.
Chairmen of the democratic and pop
ulist committees in the above precincts
will please make the necessary arrange
ments for these meetings.
S. M. MooRE,
Chairman Populist Committee.
W. G. DOWNING,
Chairman Democratic Committee.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

CINCINNATG, oct IA seprational
murder and suicide occurred tonight at
the sporting house Of Nellie Bcntz, on
George street circumstances jndirete
that the two victims agreed 10 tragicgIly
end their troubles and their lives to-
gether. The chief actors Of the drama
were Harry Sollars of Cripple Creek,
Colo, and Cleo Russell, IN inmate ct the
house, only 10 years old. No one saw
the shooting. The inmates of the house
were attracted to the room by two re-
ports of revolver fired in rapid SUCCESS
sion. Bursting in the door of the room
they found the girl half dressed on the
bed and blood squirting from wound in
her left breast. Sollars lay dead on the
floor, clinching 33-caliber revolver,
with bullet wound in his left breast.
On table lay check, reading as fol-
lows:
"DENvEE, Colo, Oct. II, 1896
"First National Bank Pay to order
Of cash five hundred dollars
\OiSueu) ~. HARRY SOLLARS.
"This is for our funeral expenses. D.
Harry Sollars.'
The Russell girl is in d critical condi-
ton, the wound being near the heart.
Her home was formerly Celina, O. Sol
lars has relatives at Washington Court
House, O., and is said to have an inter,
est in mine at Cripple Creek, Col. He
had been here only "a few days
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Mich igan Forest Fire,

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 15--Forest fires
have broken out again in northern Mich
igan. During last night the little town
Of Sagola, located north of Iron Noun.
tain, on the st. Paul railway, was threat
ened with total destruction. The st.
Paul company promptly dispatched a
relief train to the scene for the purpose
OF carrying the residents out Of danger,
It it was found necessary. At 10 o'clock
it was reported that Sagola was no lon
ger in danger.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
SMITH HAS GONE
The Next Governor OF Montana Leaves
10 Speak IN Doubtful East
ern States.
TO AID THE CAUSE or SIlVsR
He lIaa "a Cinch on His Own Eipc
ZION and HaStenS Whittier
Needed.


HELENA, Oct, l5.-Thc democratic
and popuIist chairmen of the state COM
mittees decided today that Robert B.
Smith, fusion candidate for governor,
had such sure thing on election that it
make any more speeches in Montana,
and that the cause of silver would be
benefited by sending him into some of
the doubtful states, notably Minnesota
and Illinois, So Mr.. Smiths Montana
campaign terminates with his speech
at Boulder tonight. After his address
tonight he proceeded east via the Great
Northern. He will return in time to
speak here once before election.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

BouLoGNE, Oct. 15,-P. j. lyman, the
alleged Irish American dynamitcr, was
released from prison at O'Clock this
evening. Tynan's release is uncondi-
he so wishes. The ncws of his release
was communicated to him by the secre-
tary Of the prefecture and commissary.
He was delighted and thanked his Jail
crs for their kindness during his deten-
tiOn.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Repudiate the Father of the Party.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 15.-A special from
birmingham says: "rhe populist state
executive committee at a meeting at
Galera today passed resolutions ex-
pelling Capt, II f. Kolb, twice populist
candidate for governor of Alabama, and
Col, II. q. Bowman, former state popu-
list chairman, from membership in the
committee because OF their action in
abandoning Watson and supporting
Sewall and the silver democratic con-
gressional candidates. They are de-
nounced as being unworthy of CON
iiuence.N
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
n. +. Stockholders Meet.

New YORK, Oct. l5.--At the annual
stockholders' meeting of the Northern
Pacific railway, held today, purely as a
legal formality, in order to preserve the
charter, the old board Of directors was
re, elected. The reorpanized company
will be operated under the old charter
until new one shall be secured by &C
ton of congress-. No reports or other
business was submitted.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
To Resume Work,

PrrrsnuRG. Oct. l5,-Prescription
glass ware manufacturers Of the United
States and committee of the American
Flint Glass Workers association, who
have been in conference here for the last
few days, to settle wage scale for the
coming season, tonight came to an agree
last seasons scale.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
THE MARK fITS.


New YORK, Oct. l5.-Money on call,
firm at 40.1 per cent; last loan, 81;
closed, 4m5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, nominally
500 per cont.
Bar silver, Gi58.
Silver certificates, G5MG5ll.
Copper, strong; brokers' price, 5lO.775:
exchange price, S10JO0l0.75,
Lead, steady; brokers' price 500; ox-
change price, e2.70m2.7J.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Six Children burned.

New WnATcoM, Oct. IJ.-The house
of j. S. Miller was destroyed by fire to
day and six children of Miller's pcrished
in tho flames. Another child and man
named Frank Boise were seriously
burned. Miller and his wife were away
from home, having gone to New What
com to participate in populist parade,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
TREBTS PACKED
Iarre a Crowd nS Could Possibly
Get Near Him Heard Bryan
speak
THE CITY or GRAND RAPIDS
s,np- Fourth Of the Dense Crowd
Within Sound Of the Nanli-
dates Voice.

ERAun RAPIDS, Oct, l5.- Twenty min
le was the time allotted Bryan at
tlilac; here, as at all othor stops dur
the forenoon, the yellow badges Of
single gold standard advocates were
bgpicuous. The candidate was intro.
led by well known silver republican
b both Bryan and his wife were en-
hsisstically cheered.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

WhsHINCToN, Oct 15.-Aeeistant Sec
retary Wm. e Curtis Of the treagury
department has written a letter 10 AS
sistart Secretary Dabney Of TIE depart
ment Of agriculture, ia which he de-
fends the New York hanker- from ale.
cations often made that they are inter-
ested IN the Withdrawals Of gold from
the treasury.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

CoLuMBUs, Ga, Oct. 15.-Poiceman
Roberts, who was wounded in the trag-
edy yesterday, in which james White
and two policemen were killed, died this
morning. Henry White, the young son
of James White, who escaped while his
father was barricaded in his home, was
captured today.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Wyoming Is Solid.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. - Secretary
Edgerton OF the populist national com
mittee today announced the decision of
the committee with reference to fusion
between the democrats and populists on
the electoral ticket in Wyoming, taking
a position favorable to fusion as agreed
upon, and against any attempt to put
full populist electoral ticket in the
finlI
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

GALENA, H., Oct. 15.--At 80 o'clock
this afternoon two men entered Chris
Bauers saloon, on Franklin street, and
ordered the inmates to hold up theiI
handa. Joseph Bauer, who wasin charge,
was fatally shot. The robbers riled the
cash drawer and escaped across the river,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
WILL TEST HIS RIGHT,

The Supreme Court Will Inquire Into
Another Case of Alleged Silver Re
publican Nomination.
Special to The Tribune.
HELENA, Oct. l5.-T J. Walsh today
made application to the supreme court
for writ of in JUNCTION restraining the
clerks and recorders of Granite and Deer
Lodge counties from placing the name
of Theodore Bran!ley on the official bal
lot as the nominee for district Judge of
the silver republic ans Of the Third dis
trict, The court issued temporary
writ, returnablc Saturday.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

MEXICO ClTY, Oct. 15.--The formal
proclamation was made in this city yes.
terday of the ro election of President
Diaz, the troops parading the streets
with bands of music, and posters an
nouncing the fact being affixed to walls
amid military music. The ceremony
was a specially solemn one.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16


JHiCAGo, Oct. IA final mammoth
yer demonstration will be held in Chi
30. 1t is to be the "Wind up of the
ht for Cook county and Illinois. Nov.
las been chosen for the final charge of
silver hosts. This is the Sunday be
te election day, and the festivities will
mmenco at 1 o'clock in the afternoon
d be continued into the night, to the
compartment Of red fire, sky rockets,
very moonlight and brass bands.
1t is announced by Secretary Burke
at w. j. Bryan will make seventeen
eecheg in Chicago Arrangements
Rve already been made for his appear
|nce Oct. 27, %, and 20, and the other
Hates will be determined later. Ten
epeakers, not yet known, will be brought
from New York in exchange for Gov.
sAltged, who will make three speeches
in that city
Sunday was selected as the best day
for the turnout, as it would not then in
terfere with work, and more men car be
gotten into line. No predictions are yet
made as to the number of voters to take
part, but it is said it will demonstrate
the fact that Bryan will carry Chicago
by $4,000 majority.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. l5 Will
j jennings Bryan tonight addressed
khia city one Of the largest audiences
has yet spoken to during the cam
Ign. There were three meetings ar
bged for, one at Campau square, one
the Powers opera house, where he ad
bssed the women of Grand Rapids, and
B other at Lockerby hall. At the first
|eting he spoke to as large Il crowd as
bid wedge in at the junction of four
'eets, and it is cafe to say that not one-
1rth of those present could hear. When
yan spoke to the ladies' in the opera
use that place WAS filled with feminine
manity.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

pie, failed in 1891, Afterward Cole dis
appeared and it waa found he had got
ten away with between 100000 and
52O0,0OO. He WIS seen at the Bond
street station hy two Itaians who had
been depositors and who informed the
detective department. He was COM
mitted to jail.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Cuba VIII Soon BE Free.

NV YORK, Oct. l5.-A special to the
Herald from Cadiz, Spain, says: 1t is
an open secret that if Spain has not put
down the insurrection in Cuba by the
first of next March it is the intention OF
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Caught II Bank Swindler,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is. -Adolphus
Cole, who, in 1894, operated bank in
New York, was arrested here today on
The charge of being fugitive from JUS
lice. Coles bank, which was patronized
BY Italians and the poorer class of peo-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Don't Want State Fusion.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 15.-1'ho popu.
PSI state committee today rejected the
pemocratic proposition to fuse on state
congressional and legislative tickets.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
a Murder Suicides,

CANTON. ILL.,, Oct 1l.--Jotn p. Wyatt,
who hanged himself in the county Jail
last Saturday, before the act confessed
to having killed d. T. Gilia, at Alton,
six years ago.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
n NUMBER 40

the government 10 give up the struggle
and let the Island 90. II a ea d tho pol.
icy is being adopted Of eXsggerating the
magnitude Of the trouble in the Philip
pines, with view Of letting Cuba 20.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

Neuralgia is tho prayer Of the nerves
for pure blood. Hoods Sarsaparila is
the One True Blood Purifier and nerve
builder.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16
Wheat,

CHICAGO, Oct. 15-Wheat- October,
C9}I; December, 70asM 7ol5; January
7l38@711s; May, 747s.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

Miserable by indigestion. constipation,
dizziness, loss Of appetite, yellow skin?
Shiloh's Nitalizer is positive cure.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

BosToN, Oct, 15.--Following were TIE
quotations on the Boston mining stock
hoard today.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-16

Treasurer +. 5. Ford of the Cascade
County Silver Bureau reports the follow.
ing contributions:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-05-19
GOOD POSITION
And a good Business Education near
er Home-Special Offer.


On June 18th DraughOn's Practical
Business College, Nashville, Tenn, will
open a branch school in TeXarkana, m-
der the management of Prof. r. R. Lu-
man, who has not only served as Princi-
pal of Draughon's Nashville College
twelve months, but he has for years kept
books for some of the largest firms in Ten
nesSee and Kentucky. Hewill be assisted
by other competent teachers.
This branch school became a neceSSi-
ty, as the Nashville College found it diff
cult to accommod te its large attendance
from the West and other sections. 1t will
give the same advantages as given in the
Nashville school. 1t generally known
that Prof DraughOn's course of book
keeping is considered by business men by
far the best in the Union, while the Other
departments are second to none, Prof.
Draughyn's College guarantees positions
under reasonable conditions.
Those who enter the TeXarkana school
within reasonable time will rec eiye a
special discount.
For Catalogue, etc, address,
j. f. nRAUGHoN, Pres't.,
5-ll-2wks. Nashville, Tenn.