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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
coAL WAR CAUSES wANr.


1aay Msn. Women ssd ohildrss WIN 90
Hungry UaIsss . Quish rurn cons&
EaIE. Colo. March i9.-If the coal
war has bean boon 10 consumers Il
has also been death 10 minsrL Il has
brqVsht . reduced income. q bare sub.
sistenos In ell Gases and destitution 70
not few. Il may yet result In actual
distress 10 many familisa
The winter hes ne, hasn . favorable
one % miners. The Seather hAs been
mild and the demand ooFrespondingiy
light Hence the miners earned small
wages. not 70 sEosSd e25 par month.
A great many have earned nearer siO
10 tia . month. Close upon this con.
dition Of Affairs came the coal war and
the gradual drop In price from ~ per
ton down 10 ea4O. Now the mine,
have practically shut down.
Some Of the larger companies are
owing their men for from one 70 two
months pay. The merchants are moi
able 70 carry the burden thus cast Or
them and already some Of them have
ben forced 10 the wall The Oullool
h anything but bright. and Il is only I
matter Of . short time whsn there will
Be- hungry men. women and children
unless . speedy turn for the better Il
tAken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
WILLIS COMING HOME.
VIII Soon Bid Adieu to the
Hawaiian Islands.
GOOD REASONS FOR TAKING LEAVE

The Dole Regime Criticised the Astiss
of the Uaiisd States nialsssF Fos Ne,
Attending . Jabllse In JaauaFy. aad,
Besides. Ne HAs nssa Psrssaa Noa
orAls since His Arrival.
SAN Francisco. March IS.-Advices
from Honolulu bring the announcement
tina, United States Minister Willis has
announced his intention Of leaving
Hawaii on April l6 This statement
made in the face Of the minister's 70.
cent denunciAtion Of similar ropsFt. is
construed and generally believed 10
mean he win not return. Many people
are o. the opinion that the American
legation will BE- closed for the remain.
der Of President ClsvelAnd's term in
order TO get even with the Dole regime
FOR oFitioising the action Of Minister
Willis in refusing 10 aoknowledgs the
January celebration.
Mr.. Willis departure is looked upon
- the only recourse left, - he has been
persona non gEAtA from the moment Of
his arrival There has bean more or
less talk Of the possibility Of the Ha-
wAiiAn government giving Minister
Willis his passports, and 10 is fair 70
surmiso that willis il leaving 10 pre-.
vent such contingency.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
ITALY SETTLING down
Riots Ceased Over the De-
feat In Abyssinia.
BLAME LAID ON THE COMMANDER

a Rssilag sf Rsssntmsnt Is Against
oeasFAi nsFaiisri-Fissing Reserves
Are Essusalng 20 Italy. and Instrus-
tioas 10 ssnd here Troops - Africa
Have Bsen couatsrmandsd.
RoME. March is.-out Of the terrible
storm Of popular anger which swept
over Italy when the news Of the defeat
Of the army under General BarAtisri
reached here. little remains but . feel.
ing Of great resentment against the
Italian commander. All rioting has
ceased. The ressrvists. who fed from
the country sooner than 90 TO Africa Al
the call Of the government, are return
ing and Il Is not believed any steps viii
b taken 10 punish them. Negotiations
with KING Menelik has been opened and
1t IL anticipated peace will be concluded
before long. The war Office has ooun'
teFmAnded the instructions sent 10 va
rious points for the hurrying forward Of
reinforcsments 10 Africa
The new cabinet is settling down Il
work and the financial situation Il
brighter than anticipated Under these
circumstances Italians breathe freei
than for some time past and there Is 4
feeling Of gratitude for those who hAv'
aided in Berlin during the past few
days in bringing about this change from
blank despair TO great hopes In the ia
tura
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
TO CANCEL LAND GRANTS
oovsrnmsst Has nsgun suit ana Fivs
ThousAnd PsFssns ARE AHsotsd.

ThSusAnd PsFssns are Aasossd-
OMAHA. March iS-Unitsd States
District Attorney Sawyer has oom.
menOed suit against the Chicago. Bar
lingtOn and Quincy Railroad company.
ct Al to cancel land grants alleged 10 bo
held BY settlers under the laws Of the
government Fully 5000 persons are
affected. The railroad company wired
Attorney General Harmon with . view
Of staying the service Of the subp@nas
pending the passage Of the bill now BE-
fore congress The summons requires
the defendants 70 appear April Q 10 An.
sweF the complaint District Attorney
Sawyer received word from Attorney
General Harmon on Wednesday even.
ing 10 delay the sult against the Bur
lington road for . few weeks. but a.
nothing was said about stopping the
service Of the subp@nAs the marshal
proceeded with that work and several
weeks will elapse before all are served.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
WAS NEVER EXECUTED.
James wsstsu's Discoveries Cosssrnias
the yamsas narshAi Neg.

Nav YoRK. sSs-,h ls.-Ths Rev.
James Weston. q, - Of the Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension at Hickory. N.
O.. who lately wrote = .lime entitled.
"HiatOFio Doubts as 70 the Execution Of
MaFshal Ney." has informed HE pub.
liahsr. Thomas whittaksF Of this city.
that the theory that Ney was not killed
on Dec 7. has BEEN further confirmed
By further Fssearohoe.
According 10 adviosa In the book Ney
was not hit by the bullets aimed At him
on the field Of sEseution and afterwards
was taken 10 hospital By his friends
and tiOd In disguise 70 America. where
he lived as Peter Stuart Nay. school.
master In North and South Carolina.
until. Nov. Il. iste. Whsn be died.
Mr. Weston has learned that n son Of
Marshal Nsy called on Peter Stuart
Nsy about u years after tho lAiter's ar
rival In America A few days ago Mr..
Weston found that this 500, q respected
physician. was living In = little town
Es=- Louisville. Ky. He iS IS yssru
old.
He admitted his Identity 70 Mr.. wes.
ton. He said he came 10 this ooprI
in 1887 and his father gave 1000.
He entered the Jefferson Medical col.
lsge In PhiladslphiA where ho gradual.
ed During his whole life in the Unit
I'd States, however. be has lived under
an assumed name. He said that on the
evening Aftsr the supposed execution
his father visited the house Of his moth.
sT in Paris and remained a few minutes.
He has written . history Of his father
which be has placed In Mr.. Weston's
hand. His identity WIN noe b divulgsd
until altar his death. when this book II
10 b publishsd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

The real estate market is livelief in
Bryan at present than IL has been at
any time for many months ard values
are looking up tight along. An impor-
tant transaction Of the past few DAYS
was tie sale Of lhe NOrrell building, oe.
cupied by sam b. Wilson & Co, TO Mrs.
Simon Levy Of Navaso,a, for the sum
Of sl40O. II l. very encouraging 10 see
people from other points making in
vesinents here and IL shows conclu-
sively that Bryan Is regarded as the
best town In this part Of the state,
The Eag'e has just placed an order
for a tine line Of calling cards. Place
your orders.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

wAsHIS0ToS. March is "A bin to
incorporate the Maritime Canal Com.
pany Of North America. 20 connect the
Hudson river and the great lakes. wAs
introduced In the senate By Senator
HAnsbrough Of North Dakota aud in
ths house BY Mr.. Cooper Of Wisconsin.
The capital stock b to b $4,000, 900
and q bond issue Of $4,000. 900 is prOvid.
cd for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

PEORIA. Ills. March lS.-The safe In
James Schmidt's grocery store At this
place was blown up By burglars on
Thursday morning. and u is said that
the robbers secured booty 70 the amount
Of $4,000. schmidt is also agent Of
the Pacific Express company. Eighteen
negotiable orders. signed and ready "a
Be hlled out were among the property
stolen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

Nav ORLRANs, March iS-Dls.
patches from Holly Springs, Walss
Valley. Columbus and Canton. MiaA
and Tuscaloosa, Ala, report that snOW
has been falling nearly ell day. but the
gFound heing wet the snow melted 81.
most As fast ~ Il fell. Grenada reports
two inches. AZ Groenville Il tsll 10 q
depth Of four inches and great damage
has been done 70 she frui, crop and ten.
der vegetables.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
District Court.

In the case of ]. Zulch VS.. the
Bryan Water, Ice and Electric
Light company, the plaintiff was
allowed judgement for amour, OF
debt with foreclosure Of mortgage
lein, and the receiver ordered 10
sell property and report the sale
to the next term Of court.
Frances West vs. Will West, d.
vorce granted,
Emanuel Smith vs. Annie Smith,
divorce. Granted.
Ed Henderson VS.. Annie Hen.
derson, divorce granted.
The criminal docket will be Ia
ken up Monday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
A BIG pALLAs FAILURE

Special to the Eagle:
DALLAS, Mar. iS.-Fetchenbach
& Meyer, big clothing merchants
here, executed a chattel mortgage
last night, conveying their stock
Of goods to Alex Sanger, trustee
for benefit Of creditors. Liabili,
ties will reach 10000. Assets
not given.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

And the Pops are counting on
the colored vote Of Fails, Bralos
and Robertson countief, Possibly
they may seduce the sable electors
Of Falls, but we have no idea they
can control either those Of Brazos
or Robertson no matter who they
may nominate or from what por,
ton Of lhe Seventh district he may
come.-Calyert Courier,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

WASHINGTON. March lS-Navy de.
pArtmsnt has received . telegram from
Port RoyA., 3. O.. saying that The
United States ship Indiana was in hAr.
boT there. The Indiana was out 70 ses
In this weeks storm and while no Ap.
prehension was felt concerning her
safety, the news was welcomed BY naval
oalcar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
oUEsTRow SENTENCED TO HANG,

Jsdss Hirssil Eissd April - For The
EHeeution.
UEioS. No. March is.-Arthur Due.
Slrow, the SocGlled millionaire murderer
Of g. Louis. who was convicted In the
circuit court here Of killing his wife
and baby in st. Louis. was brought b.
fore Judge Hirssl and sentenced 10 b
hanged April %.
Dusstrow win Be sent back 10 shs 81.
Louis jail for safe keeping.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

GREESvIIIlE. Tex, March iS-In .
difficulty between william owsnsby
and VIII Turner the latter received sev.
srAl gAshes with . knife. The wounds
are not dangerous. but painful. The
difficulty was over . small debt which
owensby owed Turner. Owensby was
placed under bond.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
Bsuna FOR Alaska

SEATTLE. Wash. March la-Ons
party Of IS men from Pennsylvania and
one Of 10 frOm Michigan arrived here 10
outfit for Alaska The Pennsylvania
people are going into the Yukon ooun.
Try and those from Michigan are bound
FOR Cook inlet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

PEKIN. March lS.-Ii is stated hsro
in ofiicial circles THAI . confirmation has
been obtained Of the report circulated
some months ago that . secret treaty
had been concluded between Russia and
China giving the former extraordinary
rights In the way Of railroad building
through Manchuria, eio.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
JurlsdIslioa Over rsrrilory Aa.lrs

wAsHISaroS. March lS.-Ths house
committee on jurdiciAFy has agreed 20
faSorably report bill 70 give the courts
Of TcKas. Arkansas and Kansas juTis.
diction over criminal and certain civil
Gases Of the Indian Territory. which
they had under the aet Of 1873.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
oeaasosssd the Is,us.

BERLIN. March iS-Tho police Goa.
hscAted todAy's issns Of Der Socialist
on the ground that it contained treason.
able matter. and the editors viii b
prosecuted on the charge Of lsso ma
iaaia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

WASHINGTON. March iS-The treas
uTy lOst eiSi, 900 in gold coin and ESQ.,
500 in bars which leaves the trul
amount Of the reserve tis6, 6,OSl,S ,SSS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
brakeman killed a. ror, worth.

FoRr woRrR. Tex, March is-wm.
Cradle. brakeman. while attempting
70 jump upon . moving train here
Thursday. missed his hold. fell and was
crushed 20 death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

EDNA. Tex. March IA. b No.
DOwell has been appointed sheriff By
the commissioners couFt 20 an the IN.
expired term Of Ben Milby, resigned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

TYLER. rex.. March iS-Dr. War.
ron. charged with criminal assault e.
Bullard, this county, has been indicted
By the grand jury and remAndsd 10 Sail
without bail.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

WASHINGTON. March Is.-Ths senate
committee on territories has authorised
favorable report upon the bill for the
admission Of New Mexico As . state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
AL OVER TEXAS
O p. an Allowed nall.

EMORY. Ter. March is.-In the hA-
bsAa corpus trial here Of the State Va
O. P. CHI, charged with the murder Of
Mira Martha ekipwith. Gill was A.
lowed bail In the sum Of 5000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

DRckrUR. Ten, March iS.-The Pop
ulists Of this county met hers and se-
lscted delegates 10 the state convention
and Instructed Cor Kearby for governor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
nsaraa osaassa - n. Room.

PALESTINE. Tox.. March iS-Judge
Reagan is confined 70 his room 81 his
home In this city with q severe cold and
win not be likely 70 return 20 Austin
foE several days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

NASHVILLE. March IA --Advices from
Winchester report Governor Turney
still seriously m and sunering greatly.
with bus little chango Ia hls condition
Coz tha AatAas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

Duck Hut. Miss., March i0-SnOw
fell here ell day yesterday. MerouFy
90 degreea All fruit and vegetables
will b killed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

RAYvrLE. La. March I2-Bud
Love. cO.ored. who had robbed a store
a. Oak Ridge. was hanged By unknown
parties.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14
sEEp. SEED. SEED.

Just received a carload Of the Gel
brated white pearl and golden bean
seed corn; also large stock Of ana
and orange sorghum seed, large q
man millet, etc. {. j On me.
Phone 81. limo 7. +. Castles.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

ALBANY. March ia-Ths Raines
hquor taz bill passed the assembly By q
vote Of "a 10 So.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

The Houston Post has given par.
ticulars Of one hundred and fifty
violent deaths in Texas during the
month of January, OF these &c
were homicides, 20 were suicides
and 81 were accidental. For all
this array Of crime 81 persons
have been arrested, aud one poor
unfortunate devil convicted. Some
more of these will be tried, and
possibly the lone unfortunate will
have companion in misery
Texas Farm and Ranch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

Miss Annie Williams. a young
lady Of Philadelphia, is To be mar
yled soon, Thousands Of men all
over this country are carrying an
image Of Miss Williams every day,
and ale very much in love with Il,
Miss Williams posed for the lib.
erly head on the silver dollar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

Ladies, I have everything new and
noye ia spring aud summer dress goods
that could be found in the New York
market "a C.H. wyss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

A two hundred and sixteen ana
farm, two tenant houses--Oycr one hun.
dred acres In cultivation. Ql-1 m.|4.
northeast Of Bryan and noar KuIIs
WIN exchange Tor town property.
For Rent-Two houses in frcelmt
town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-14

ear duute l4iRicrfoa.
FOR RENT.
Alarm consisting Of i5 aara.r
house, one and ball miles q.
An extra good bargain foF a e
FOR SALE OR Excnk8
Five acres Of land with got
two houses. Situated near II
one mile from couslhons.
Evaporation. Will exchan#
81 lot within corporation
FOR SALE.
honss with soug roo
faliached In the nor
WY, on the presiiess b
FOR RFNT OR sAf
l9six acres Of land.
onne without eorpofl
SALE OR ExCn
Of lsnd st-2 mills
near kurlen. III 1s
aud TO tenant
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24
"N|ND-- GUT
Ch'ynski, the CaliforniTn, Hests Hall.
the Australian IN Hot
Battle.
TWO BOUTS ON LONG ISLAND
Tne "Sport" Under the Auspices of
Empire Athletic Club-Good
trowd.

MAspE'rH, l.. l., Jan. 20. n meeting
between joe Choynski of California anc
jim II All OF Australia, in 2O-round bou,
at cafch weights, filed the arena of the
t.m pire Athletic club tonight The
sporting element was well represented
and many visitors from Pitteburg, Phila.
delphla, Boston, Buffalo and Syracuse
were around the ring when the first bout
was announced.
This was siX-round go between John
ME German of Long Island City, and
Jack Downey Of Brooklyn, at 13O pounds.
Tim Hurst acted as referee. The bout
was lively. and when tIme was called IN
the last round both men were bleeding.
Hurst declared Do"ney the winner,
The Iiait Choynski mill was then in
ORDER Choynski was first to put in an
appearance. Hall followed in d minute
Choynski's weight was sail TO be lG1
pounds, while Hall turned the scales at
100.
i'''' S''' PP''" ~ eAcsi'e"t co"", ION
"0" "'e'04' evenly '"H'o"'o' oo, nan
had the decld d Advantage in height
""'' '.11'', |'2l'' Douy blows CHARACTER
I@7'' '''7 'ir'' '"unu' me se'on0 wac
a1'''7' =, "o'" 'a'"So ''54'"y 10 'fe 'h'Fdl
Tne men warmed up in the fourth. and
ian "I'" '''-' nj"'" % Gho!hSHl nose
To-, Pei
~ 't,7 ~ I" '"""", ne 7'N'l WAS also
Ian : '0U''o' ''a'' '1h'''" hea'''y "''h
I" '0-'S '7 i''"S' =" '"0 ''e"'n' ID tfe
e'- ~" "''" go! '.' goo" n'""S on me
.'7'''' '''''' '''!' ''a,' ''"''"G me hes' oi
n ~, : NM save" I""' "7>' IN the h'n'h.
l nc 'g"'n was more ''e"' an" IL IA"
''Nei-'" oh''1 hENi 7Teul'" stronger Ills
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

Business Prevented Him From Being at
st. Louis Yesterday,

ST Louis, Jan. 20 --- Timothy b.
| Byrnes of Minneapolis was elected SER
geant at arms of the national republican
convention by the sub committee Of the
national convention today. George w.
| Wiswel Of Wisconsin was selected as
| first assistant, and w. w. Johusun of
Baltimore as second asaieta t. The con-
test was very close between Byrnes and
Wiswell, who received an equal number
Of votes ou the first informal ballot.
johnson Was given one vote, but on the
next ballot, Nhicn was The first formal
one taken, it was cast for Byrnes ana
elected him The ballot stood four for
Byrnes sd d three for Niswell. but H. was
tmpos.iole to lean now the individuals
OF the committee voted. 1t turled out
later, when Chairman C.rter's letter
to MaDIey Was read, that il was only a
communication stating lhal he cuuld
not be present at toe meeting, and was
not d proxy, so That gentleman is unrcp.
ib'''ii tN'-4 ItLt. MS ittiuttH me WORKING
force ot the committee to seven votes
At O'Clock the committee adjourned!
for lunch, and, Wncn the members re-
assembled an hour later, a conference
was had behind closed doors, with Sam
ucl NeunarI pr sident, and W. II.
Thompson, 4 member Of the business
mems league OF st. Louis. Nothing was
done but look over plans for altering the
interior If the north nave Of the eXposi-
ton building, where the convention will
be held. Isaac Tayl r, a prominent
Of this city, who has the plans
in charge, rXplained them in detail and
tomorrow the visitors and local commit
tees will visit the exposition hall, and
whatever changes are to be made will
then be decided upon.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

CoLuMHIA, S. G., Jan. 20.--4D anti
lynching bill was passed in the house ot
representatives. today. 1t provides tha'
in all cases Of Iynching whore death en-.
eues, the county where the Iynchinq
takes place shall be liable to exemplary
damages in the sum Of not less thar
$1,000, to be recovered in a competent
court, by the legal representative of Tho
person lynched
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

WAsHNGroE, Jan. 20.-The president
roday sent to the house his reply to 4
resolution calling on him 'or information
as to what ne had done about the mat
ter of speeches delivered by Ambassador
BaYard. He transmits copies of two
speeches in full and also copies of letters
from Bayard explanatory to them. No
action was taken by the president on the
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

Sensation spoiled.

WASHINGToN, Jan. 20--A denial was
gwen at the war department today to a
report from Florida that the department
had requested the governor of the state
to pot Florida troops in readiness to take
the tieli at moments notice.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

A Father Crenttcd WhIe Trying to
Save His child.

CINcINNArI, Jan. 20. Jacob Bruehl,
barber, his wife and -year-old boy
Were fatally burned at their residence on
kno"lton street, CumminsviIIe, this
morning, from the effects Of the explo-
sion Of a gasoline stove. The father re
ceived his injuries while trying to save
his sick ch Id after the bed caught fire.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24
THOU SHALT NOT
A Majority o. the senate Ommitt, e
Oh FoieiS0 ReIrt Ons Reports
Its Interpretation
OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE
In No Manner " Whatsoever Shall Any
Foreign PoWe,' Secure lominion
in This Hemisphere


WAsHINaroN, Jan. .0.--The two op
posing phases Of the Monroe doctrine
were presented IA the senate today, one
from the commttce On foreign rela
tions, fayoring strong realfirmation OF
The doctrine and another from Sewell
If New Jersey. urging that the doctrine
had been carried 50 far beyond its scope
rs To threaten dangerous consequences.
Davis OF Minnesota presented the com
uittce report 10 the shape of resolu
zion embodyiuG the rssentia, features
# all previous resolutions.
The Davis resolution ON the Monroe
doctrine is preceded 10y preamble re
.irin- what that toatrino is. aaJ then
continues.
"Theretore be II resolved, That the
aitel States If 4ue-.ra -eatIrmz and
confirms tar doctrines and yriueiples
PROMULGATED by preside1, Monroe il his
message If Dec. ,. l,?3, and declares
.hat +. will assert and maintain that
iocl-.. and t.,.. .,igcin,es ami will
-ega,8 ..> .afl7sauaut thereof, and
particularly all attempt Of an E1ronegp
1gwar to lake Or acquire auy new terri
.ory on A@7rl-aa continents or any
Islands al a1t thereto. for any right Of
=orereiglt or ioujEi u ia the same. in
ny case Or INSTANCE, as to which the
United states shall deem ach attemp,
i4 p" o5'ga a7aus 10 its peace or safety
by or through force, purchase, ceseiou,
"-co alton, pledge colonization, protect
'ra' 1r by control oc easement in canal
21 my ether means Of transmit across
q American .stauus, whether on IN
1-I-d pratens.on- af right in cases Of
'.-egaa boundary disputes. or under other
L1'o~-aed professions, as manifesto
ton a an u4franIly di=po7ltipn toward
.oe United States. and rs an interpos
s.oI winch it @oula b. impossible in any
.."m for The United States to regard
F'to Itdlf'sTefca
Az Davis request the raa,luCion went
aa ta- senate calendar.
R'a} dem, o".,f stated he esjTed it
understood the favorable report Ha4 not /
unanimous,
6aNcr ot k4.saa offered an an. aanent I
10 the pending SILVER bona bill .ovId.ng
tlat coinage ".uall be restrlctrj to the
product o. the United States mines"
The ai,y bond hin waa la,3 as,da
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

Just received--A car Of the famous
Winona wagons. wood and steel geare.
Call and see them aud get prices before
buying any others.
GREAT FALLS CARRIAGE Works.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24

Wanted-To employ an energetic lady
or gentleman to represent our business
every county; salary $50 per month,
a nd commission. Address with stamp
Charles A. Robinson & Co, Olive, ST.
Louis.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-24
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hall. Sojourning mambors always welcome.
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