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The evening times., 1896-10-26
DURBIN SAYS INDIANA Is SAFE.
Republican Committee Declares Me
kinley's Ma iority VIII BE 1000,

Anderson, Ind, Oct. CIV. 7. Durhin,
InuiaDa committeeman. and in charge of
the campaign IN Indiana and Michigan for
tE" Republicans, is home again. after ac-
complaining Harrison over the State. In
speaking OF the election Yesterday, he said:
Il am now in a position to say that In
diam viii give 50 900 for Mckinley. do
not make tnisestimate onthr dem uHstra
th.,tI have seen daring tine past week, while
with Harrison. but ON reliable poll re-
turns.
Michigan will 90 against Bryan 90 coo
and Illinois from 10000 to 2OO DOT
Iowa Will turn against the free silver man
with 10000; Kansas with 10000; Mime
sofa. 10000: Nebraska, with from 5000
TO 10000, ani Kentucky, Maryland, New
Jersey and Delaware Will all be in the
Mckinley column.
Both Virginia and West Virginia W Ill
20 against Bryan, and he W i'll also lose Cali
rornia, Washington and South Dakota.
This may sound rather like claiming the
earth. but I do not make this as an id!e
prediction. l mean what 1 say. The Ma
tional Democrats W i'll poll a surprising vote
in many States"
The evening times., 1896-10-26
LoHG-LocuREx CASE DISMISSED.
Action of the L. :. supreme Court in
the Famous Litigation.

The L"ng-L"c'iren pension case was dis
missed today 10y the United States Su-
pcme Cou, upon the authority of previous
decisions Of jhat court to abatc proceed
ings auairs public officers who have died
or left the service.
Commissioner Lochren having resign d
his office. Judge Longs case is dismiss II.
The case OF Saltou>tall. collector of Gus
toms at Boston. vs. Birtwcll, a case involv-
ing the determination Of the question Of
the time OF protest. was also decided today,
and the contention Of the government that
the protest must accompany the payment OF
the duties was oyeTrulcd. The case in
wolves several million dollars which have
been collected in duties, and the decision
is very impurtantto importers.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Observation-Disclosures:
Chief of Police Adheres to His Opin-
ion, But Nothing New Developed.

Yonkers, n. Y, oct. 26.-There Were
no new developments in the Andrus case
today. Some boys found Il quantity of
dynamite in a vacant lot on Elm street,
short distance from the factory, but this
discovery is not believed TO have any CON
rection with the tragedy.
Chef of Police Mangin adheres to his
belief that Andrus killed himself. There
is considerable Indignation over the course
OF the coroner in promising arrests and
his repeated poStpunements of the inquest
The box containing papers of Hamlin j.
AndruS. the victim of thr explosion, " hich
is deposited in the safety vaults of the
First National Bank, viii be opened this
afternoon for the purpose of ascertaining
whether deceased left will or not
The evening times., 1896-10-26

indicated for the Eastern and Gulf states,
| except along the South Atlantic ind East
Gulf coasts, " here showers may occur to-
night.
The following heavy precipitation, in
inches, Was reported: During the past
twenty-four hours Port Eads, lbs,
Condition of the Water
High and low tides are officially recorded
at the navy yard today as follows:
! Hlgh Low.
1885 p m. 1865 D. m
11:06 u. IN. 4.5O n m
Temperature and condition of the water
at 3 a M: Great Falls ls-Tcmperature, 81:
condition, So. Receiving reservoir-Tem
perature. So; condition at north connection.
SO; condition at south connection, SO. Dis
tributing reservoir r-Temperature, "a: con-
dition at influent gatehouse, SO; effIuent
gatehouse, 36.
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at 6:14 D. m.; extin.
guished at 5:31 a. IN.
Naphtha lambs lighted at 5:52 p. .m.;e
tinguished at 8: SO a. m.
IncaGdescent and electric lamps lighted
at 5:5s p. M; extinguished at SAG a. m.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Arrested for Fraudulent Practices.

Little Falls, n. Y, Oct. GA warrant
has been issued for the arrest OF Merrick
Freeman, of the defunct firm of Freeman,
Ives X CO., on the charge of issuing fraudu-
lent and fictitious warehouse receipts. The
warrant was issued on the application of
the officers of the Clinton National Bank
OF New York city. The bank holds paper
aggregating SIC, 900 secured by warehouse
receipts, purporting to cover large amounts
of cheese. Freeman, who was supposed 10
be stopping with his brother in Syracuse,
cannot be found.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
ENGINEER HAS DISAPPEARED.
Charged with Responsibility for Col
liSion on Frisco Road.

St Louis. oct %. Engineer Joseph Dry
den. who is charged with the responsibility
of the collision on the Frisco road. near this
city, yesterday, by which eight persons
were killed and a score more injured, has
disappeared. aud efforts to locate him have
proven uuavdling.
Dryden IVcu at Springfield Mo, and tis
wife arrived from that city this morning
TO look after him. she claims her husband
was unNe ell yhcnhe efthumc Saturday and
fears that the result ofEis hlundcr has driven
him insane. Dryden was slightly injured in
Tie WrpC and lett the scene soon afterwaTd.
Tie injured. who are at the city hospital
ur were taken to their espoCtiye homes, are
reported this morning rs improving, and no
further deaths are expected.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
CARLISLE is IN DOUBT.
Not Sure If He Has u Right to Regis
ter.

owensboro, KY, oct. 26.-Sccretary Car
lisle said last nigh he was in doubt as 10
whether he has right to register his vote.
His home has been with Henry Queen at
Covin-tou and Mr.. Queen has moved into
another precinct, So Mr.. Carlisle does not
know whether he can still claim the same
house as his residence.
A telegram of inquiry has been sent To
Covington, and if Mr.. Carlisle can register
he will 20 10 Cuvington ThursdaE morning to
enroll his name so he can vote for Palmer
and BuCkneT.
Covington KY, oct. 26.-John Fagin,
who threw Il cigar in Secretary Carlisle's
face Thursday night was arrested last night
and released on bond signed by nthony
Monkedicck, Il silver man.
Louisville. KY, oct. 26.-Secretary Car
Isle icf, Louisville at6:30 last evening for
Owensburo. where hc will speak at O'Clock
to-day. Iewnl return TO Louisville thiSeven-
ing and remain here till Friday. speaking
at the Auditorium Wednesday evening.
Friday afternoon he will speak atLeXinS-
ton, endin" his engagements.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
HENRY w. CORNELL ARRESTED.
son of the Ex-Governor Is Charged
With Grand Larceny.

son of the Ex-Governor Is Charged
with Grand Larceny.
New York, Oct. 26.-Henry W Cornell, a
lawyer and a son of ex-Gov. A. b. Cornell
of Hastings, has been arrested charged with
grand larceny. The accused man was ar
rIigned in court at Dobbs' Ferry and was
held in bail for trial on the 4th of November
in Buffalo.
toruru says the charge is based on the
f;,ctthathe, as secretary for New orii State
cur the Rational silver party drew drafts
for Sl25 to derray, the expenses Of the re-
cent convention of silver Clubs in Buffalo.
which were cashed by John j. Clay, If Buff
falo, the complainant in the case. He de-
clares the proceeds were paid out for ex-
penses and the drafts proved worthless. He
iscnnlident of clearing himself OF the charge
The evening times., 1896-10-26
ARMY CRANK RESIG SS.
Second Lieut.. Binns. who Denounced
tb,. President. Again IA Citizen.

IHt ITtSIucIlt' n HEHff !" NrfrN'rr'
The President today accepted the rcsigna-
tion of Second Lieut.. Joseph K. Binns, of
the First Infantry.
This is the young man, who enlisting as a
private from Minnesota in 1890, obtained
a commission as second lieutenant by civil
service examination in 1893, and recently
sought notoricty, i'll violation Of the articles
Of war, by publishing letter in Chicago
newspaper assailing the President and the
army; and predicting revolution, and say
ing that as he was satisfied the army was
going TO be used a weapon against tue
people, as represented by Mr.. Bryan ,and
as he did not wish to serve against the
people. but with them, he resigned his
Commission.
The War Department declined to take
serious notice of these utterances, and ac-
cepted the young mans resignation instead
OF putting him on trial by court-martial.
The evening times., 1896-10-26

We are showing IS diff
ferent styles of pure wool
Mems Suits at 81. so.
They're all from our own
factory-not another word
of recommendation is nee
essary.
$40 and SD are two other
grades brimful of value.
Plenty of the stylish plaid
Scotch Cheviots in them
some made with fly-front-
no collar vests.
The same good values In
overcoats.
Any kind you want-fall
or heavy weight.
Our overcoats have got
the right han" g"-snug
around the collar and shoul-
ders-loose from the arm
holes down.
EISEMAN BROS,
Cor. 7th and E SITS. N. w.
No Branch store in Washington.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
verezuelnn Commission Meeting.

The venezuelan Commission viii meet
again on wednesday, when Prof. Burr, VIII"
is expected to arrive in New York tomor-
row. viii present his preliminary report
on Lis researches in the archives OF The
HagGe. " NEiCh is understood to eluCldate
several points OF the boundary controversy.
The final inStallmr of the Venezuelan
brief is also expected at this meeting.
The com mission has not yet commenced
IN fnlInII.fta Is iIn..isi.n.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Forecast TIL 8 p. IN. Tuesday.


For the District of Columbia, Delaware
and Maryland, fair; slowly rising temlcra-
tUre; southcrly winds.
Weather Conditions and G eneral Fore
cast.
An area of high pressure covers the At
lantic States from New England TO the east
Gulf coast; the pressure is also relatively
high to the north OF Montana. An area of
low pressure covers the upper lake region
and the Rocky mountain districts, but with
no well-defined storm center. The pres
sure has risen in New England and on The
northern Rocky mountain plateau with
Slight changes in the other districts
The temperature is generally higher
throughout all the central districts, and has
fallen slightly in Northern New England
and in the extreme northw est.
For the twcnty-four hours ending SUM-
day morning occasional light show ers were
reported in New England and in the lower
lake region, also in the West Gulf States.
For the past tw enty-four hours the wealth
er has been generally fair in all districts,
except in the East Gulf States, where oc-
casional showers have occurred.
Far and slightly warmer weather is
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Roy Wui IL. Sent Hnme.

Arthur Catlin, the four year-old
runaway from his home in Burgoon, Ohio,
near Toledo, was rescued from gang OF
thieves by Detective Horne. will be sent
to his parents. Since lie was picked up by
the detective Arthur has been an inmate
of the Ncwsboys' Home, Third and
streets northwest.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Cable Car and Carriage Collide.

Grip car No. 23i, Of the Capital Trac-
tion COmpa"-, Motorman Charles Thomas,
Collided with a carriage, in which we're
seated Mr. and Mrs. Arm strong, last even
ing at Twenty-siXth and NJ streets, near
Rock Creek bridge. The vehicle was over
turned and badly damaged. Mrs Marina
Armstrong was painfully injured on her
left arm. She was removed to her home,
No. 957 Eleventh street northwest
The evening times., 1896-10-26
CASTLES EMINENT COUNSEL.
Sir Frank Lockwood Retained to As
siSt Sir Edward Clarke

London, oct. 26.-Sir Frank Lockwood
q. c., NJ. p, who recently visited the United
States in company with Lord Chief Justice
Russell, has been retained to assist Sir
Edward Clarke in the defense of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter NJ. Castle, of San Francisco, in
their coming trial at the Clerkenwell ses-
sion on the charge of shoplifting. The ses-
sions VIII open on November . and it is ex-
pected that the case OF the Castles viii be
heard within a fortnight thereafter.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Mullowny Refused to Prosecute.

Prosecutor MullOwny. in the police court
today refused to issue an information
against oscar Ray, an old Colorcd man.
who was arrested by Policeman Fugett,
charged with passing counterfeit money.
The old fellow has defective sight, and
mwittingly handed Lizzie Arlington
bogus piece Of money during a business
transaction.
The evening times., 1896-10-26

upward movement setin. Sugar sold up to
III 12, Chicago Gas to 6S7s, and Leather
preferred to 63. One firm of brokers,
identified with the sugar refining interests,
bought 1900 shares of Sugar The railway
list rallied in sympathy with the rise in
the industrials, and at noon the market was
strong in tome
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Nearing the Century Mark.

Dedha IN, Mass, Oct. 90 Mrs. Eunice Russ
Davis, the surviving member Of Woman's
Anti-Slavery Board of Poston and the old
est female abolitionist il the United States,
observed her ninety-sixth anniversary, at
her home in this town TODAY
The evening times., 1896-10-26
Herbert's Alabama Campaign.

Secretary Herbert viii leave tomorrow
night to make three speeches in the Ala
bama iistrictwhich he formerly represented
He will urge Palmer election.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
TrsnSury ReceiptS.

The receipts from internal revenue today
were SSiS 800; from customs, 1864 iii,
and miscellaneous, $52,T45. The national
bank notes received today for redemption
amounted to $336,271.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros, bank
ers and brokers, members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office. Rooms 3 and 3a, sun Building.
j. A Breen, manager
The evening times., 1896-10-26
LATE CITY BREvITIEs.

Judge Miller dismissed the charge against
Robert A. Golden for alleged violation Of
the game law in exposing for sale bunch
Of quail on the 10th instant. 1t was shown
that the game was shipped here from
Kansas.
The evening times., 1896-10-26
A Tenant Is waiting

To occupy your vacant property. Always
provided you place it in charge of The
Times Real Estate Bureau.
The evening times., 1896-10-26

At a. m. the great sale of mems So
shoes at $2.9S opened at Ston's "sIO"
Seventh street. Enamel Russia Tan, Box
Calf, and Calf Shoes.
The evening times., 1896-10-26

For the District of Columbia, Delaware
and Maryland, fair; slowly rising temlcra-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

the revuleion of feeling against de,,g
ciated money. Teller was on his fee,
Sherman closed "The senator HI
Ohio cannot divert me-" 81,
he, "by his old silver speech, the sa,F
one he has been delivering for 20 vea
the same one | have heard so often 4
fore" Senator Teller declared that i.
definitions of bimetalism by Sens,i
Sherman were erroneous, were contrg
to those accepted at state and natm5
conventions, contrary to the accepJ
understanding of tinanciers and of n
eign countries. The republican parl
could not be stultified, he said, by N
deception and "bunco game" of Sin.
standard gold advocates. Address,
himself to Senator Sherman, S.
ator Teller totally repudiated +.
suggestion that Colorado would o.
accept the dishonest Interpretation Of I
metallism here presented, and if she d.
added Senator Teller, he would cease
represent that STATE in the United Sta
senate. "1he senator (Shermaul spes
of the death Of silver" exclaimed Sen
tor Teller, "but l warn him that he y
find it Il lively corpse to rise up s-
haunt him" "rhe safety of the rep4
llcan party" concluded Senator Te.l
"iiee in adherence to honest sou
money, made up OF the two metal. a
by eide, as from time immemorial b
it the republican party" added he, "p.
itself under the leadership of the ser
tor from Ohio, the glory Of its pa. v
be obiiterated by the infamy."
At $3.50 o'clock the Cuban quaat.r
which had been laid aside since > o'..m.
secured the night of way and S,aa.
White addressed the senate. He hadr
concluded, when at > o'clock the FpDs
went into executive session anu +.
minutes afterwards adjourned until /.
morrow
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

Send your address to Fl. Il. Bu"klen &
Co., Chicago, and got free sample box
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills, A trial will
convince you OF their merits, These
pills are easy in action and are particu-
larly effective in the cure of constipa-
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invaluable. They are guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deleterious sub
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to the stomach and bowels
greatly invigorste the system. Regular
size rs cents per bottle. Sold by Driver.
Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
\ BAt;Y SHOT.
An Unfortunate Accident Near "a
River Canyon.

An Unfortunate Accident Near ,u3
River Canyon.
From Wednesdays Daily.
4 courier arrived in Great FAILS ~
terday afternoon about l:3O o'clora am
summoned DR.. J. l.. Wcitman t. ga I
the ranch Of Wesley Flint, about tT
miles above Smith river, or Deep creek
canyon, about 30 miles southwest
Great Falls, to attend the child Of NJ
and Mrs. Flint, which had becu ac
dcntally shot,
According to the stor! of the nesss
ger. Mr.. FIint's revolver was lynn
chair at the residence about $40 q ea
yesterday morning, when the e
aged about - > years, reached for Il. j.
father ut once grasped the reyo 81:
take it from within reach of his
when it was discharged.
The bal struck the child in the Il
men, passed clear through the
making its exit at the back on the a.
site side to that ON which it euterea
The child was alive when the CO.
lef the ranch.
DR.. Wcitman left immediately 10
ranch. He had not returned at an il"
hour this morning and, rs there
means Of communication with the s.
river valley, it is impossible TO ascc
Was fatal.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

Those who have used Dr. Kings New
Discovery know it's value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
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gist and get a trial bottle, free. Send
your name and address to Fl. f. Bucklen
& Co, Chicago, and get sample box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills free, as we'll as
a copy OF guide to health and household
instructor, free. All OF which is guaran-
teed to do you good and cost you moth
ing. Driver Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
~ or3 l}NDnaEA GONE


move" '"Pr'''m'n'''
~ t''''l 20 i'@ '''.1' '.
h' IT. zen. -'.--Ih9 T&0'| growth OF
N'el' N me 'ast SIN months al" 'ne pres.
ent activity IN all laesos business in the
town are surprising, "1t il Is certain
that do1o@ 'h9 como@ year tro increase
III the number OF buildings IA tile camp
"'" De -f' a.
NJ present Tue construction oi many
DC" oHl""eT has Just o@sn eommerceo
an" t'nF' improvements aud lie" bu-d
Ing "f'r' were commenced during the
con- weather ara taH'0iy being COM
p'e'e~.
A'a.-# Tic "'l.'iHs@ recently "egun
'7 -.o .'| Ea'-7 -.''tats' -'tE'0 ieei.
" mug" Us "''i$ b"'.l "a Joseph wagner
'4 me Lewis ao4li'"n' i"r 1are"an ~
'"S. 4-F '' 1''1as RAILS Ill" bua1lps
"'l - aHe'y i"t7Aea' Tlth al modern
Improvements. me aaatiD- VIII BE- by
ho' 'a'F' "aen oom1Ieiad It VIII be run
aa motel, nF@t-cta@" Ia all respects.
" "A"n& the private Tesld8nees nc"
andsr va! i7 i" Fer5 h&1d7omo tiHa.r om
2at!74e for fTeLE >rilfed, to be occupied
by himself aui family,
David johnson iq ais, harior, bpi,t a
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ft'' t-FeTa'A is ouadiog for W. =.
Y eeter IIg-stDry frame cottage
A fred BarEstrom has ,e.t nomnIctpI
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self fl .ro.,.. fran.., r.-;.,ar..
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
morrow.
BLOWS AT LAST.
Almost Il Fight Over the Kentucky S
atorships.

Almost il Fight over the Kentucky M
atorships.
CINcINNArL Feb. 2G--An I,nqui,
special from Frankfort. Kentucky, saT
The report of the committee in the Ne
ner-Iompkins contested election ca
made a special order for Friday Al.
o'clock, The report in the Kaut'uG:
Dunlap case will come up tomorror
During the debate on the cases n az.
ner (democratl and Howard (reputjoat
got into an alteration. Phelps, with q
open pocket knife, made a rush a Hon
ard, then Swinfurth joined in III.
excitement followed, The belI1arr
were forced to their seats ty h.
friends.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28
been held together by their fears now
revived their local disagreements and
petty jealousies and discomfort was


Articles of Consideration, which con
tanned many serious defects and The first
steps toward perfccE union and liberty
were taken in l731 at The formal adup.
ton of a uew CousututiJn.
Washington wac unanimously chosen
ae the first president and, gathering
about HIM the leading men OF the day,
this exalted patriot laid the trm foun-
datlona Of our national prosperity Our
nation has never forgotten the debt of
gratitude it owes to the statesmen Of
that day and has never lost sight of the
high aim they had in view.
When England. in 1872, after a season
of peace, again tried to subdue American
Independence and claimed the right of
impressing American eeamen, again the
american patriots rallied to the defense
OF their flag and their freedom and again
England learned that the spirit Of '10
wae indomitablc
Wh8n, by almost imperceptible de
greee the curse Of slavery. ike poison
| Gus weed, had struck its roots deep into
the heart of our country end rGu grown
| up, emotheripg the breath uf liberty
| With !ja rank growth and tanting the
/ ar Of freedom with it's nCNjOus fumes,
| tnen the uut'onal errl'. in the greatest
crisis ul ouy history rose In the patriotic
! hrartl uf i5e nation and yOir.d the ua-
tj.uai sentiment Ia oraJiooa witch
! have passed mo history as models Of
exalted patriotjsm anj 1rue courage,
! DaIg, Webster. uur greatest orator,
Urged the southern states 70 consider
ell the rysulta nf sec, -aion and eXbort-
ed the american citizens 10 preserve in.
/ tact rna bonds Of our uaiun.
But tie people Of the south, both on
ac.oul1 O. lu.ir characters aou thg,r
uude oG .grr, were easily Influenced b.
tua powerful arguments Of tneir great
leaders syd. l5nuad by their passions,
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-28

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