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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

CHICAGO, Oct. THE otay Of AIr
Bryan in this city was an hour all told
He arrived at the Union depot at 9:3O
over the Pennsylvania road and did not
leave the depot, as he WAS to leave the
city inside of an hour over the Buring-
ton road. which runs out of the same
depot, He walked up and down the
platform, conversing with the friends
who had come to see him, but had little
to say about the campaign.
lie asked OF the news from Georgia,
but the returns at hand we're too meager
at that time to give him any definite
idea as to the ultimate result. He ex-
pressed himself, however, as being con-
fident that it would be call right lie
left for Burlington at II o'clock.
In response to the cheers from crowd
which finally gathered, Mr. Bryan said:
II am not going to talk tonight. l have
put in more than an eight-hour day and
l am going to bed, but l will be back to
Chicago before the campaign is over. l
simply come out to tell you that if you
read in any newspapers that I am
broken down, don't you believe it. This
campaign is going to be kept up, so far
as l am concerned, until the night be-
fore election, and no time will be
wasted, either"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

w. II. Gelsthorpe. Candidate for County
Treasurer on the Fusion Ticket.
The candidate on the democratic and
populist ticket for the important Office
of county treasurer is gentleman who
needs little introduction to the public.
Or. w. II. Gelsthorpe was born in Wells
burg w. Va, in 1859. He was brought
up and educated there, graduating from
commercial! college and keeping books
as an expert accountant in order to earn
money with which to pursue his studies
in medicine, for that was the profession
which he intended from an early age to
fit himself for. DR.. Gelsthorpe can be
said to be a self-made man, for he has
padded his own canoe in the world since
he was IA years Of age. He came to
Montana to practice medicine in 1883,
locating at Glendive, and removed to
Great Falls in 1887. Here he built
up for himself good practice,
which was, however, considerably in
terfered with when he was elected
mayor Of Great Falls on the democratic
ticket, being the first democratic candi.
date who ever made successful contest
for the mayoralty in this city. His ad-
ministration added greatly to his reputa-
tion, as it ie conceded by republicans and
democrats alike that he gave the city
the best business administration it ever
had He put the books of the city in
business shape, 30 that the cost of every
department could be ascertained for any
given period at glance. He inaugu-
rated sinking fund and at the same time
reduced the indebtedness of the city
many thousands OF dollars, a feat
never accomplished before or since.
His appointments we're all excel
lent, and among them was the
present chief of police, John Guerin. At
the close Of his administration the city
finances we're in better shape than over
before, and the debt, some $4,000 less
than when he commenced his term. Dr.
Gelsthorpe is democrat in politics and
a strong silver man. His record as a
public official, as we'll as his earnest ad-
vocacy of the silver cause, will bring
him many votes from republicans, who
do not like the position of his opponent
on the money question.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
The Vote in Florida,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct The re-
turns Of the state election yesterday con-
tinue 10 come in slowly. Up to o'clock
tonight complete figuree had been re-
ceived from only five Of the 45 counties,
embracing y of the G32 election districts
in the state These five counties give
Bloxham (dem.) for governor, C,02C;
Gunby (rep) l,57S; and Weeks (pop.)
So.
In 1892 the vote in the same counties
wac: Mitchell (dem }, C,C97; Boskins
(pop), 297. This shows democratic
loss OF IA per cent as compared with the
previous election, but at that time there
was no republican ticket in the field.
The effect of the Australian system
WAS as anticipated, to keep illiterate
voters, and particularly negroes, from
the polls. OF the CS members of the
house of representatives. the democrats
have at least 60, and 80 members of the
next senate, including lG hold-overs
who will all be democrats. In this
county (Duval) most Of the regular dem
ocratic candidatesfor county offices we're
defeated by candidates OF a boiling dem.
ocrat fusion, Geln (rep), was chosen
superintendent of public instruction
over two democratic competitors.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

DENVER. Oct. THE Indian games
and dances, band contest and parade Of
maskers were the features of the carni-
val today. Thousands participated in
the parade and tens OF thousands laughed
at the numerous grotesque costumes and
figures seen in the procession. Mayor
McMurray abdicated for the occasion
and Argentum Aurium was in charge of
the festivities. The day. festivities end
ed with mask ball tonight in the Ar
lington Park pavilion.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
County Committee Make. ArraaGem
for Seven Meetings.

County Committee Make. ArrasGeH
for Seven Meetings.
The democratic and populist G
dates for county offices, who, unk:
republican candidates, have a plat
on which to stand and who dare :.
clare their sentiments, will opel
campaign in few days and will :
voters know what principles theya
sent. They expect to make q.
tour of the county, visiting and:f
ing at at least one place il eysrl
cinct, and thus affording TO all cid
opportunity to become acquainte.
the next county officials.
The TRIBUNE is authorize tOrI
the following announcement;
West Great FalIs
M. M. Lyter, George II. Stsa:
others will address the voters n
Great Falls at Holter's hall, sss
street from DR.. Brady's reeid2n
day, Oct. 8, at 8 p. IN.
S. Nj. MOoRE
Chairman Peoples Party COra9
w. G. nOwNIMD
Chairman Democratic Comufi
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
PESrLE PUSHERS,
Gentlemen to Whom State Pharmacists
Certificates Were Issued.

Gentlemen to Whom State Pharmacists'
Certificates Were Issued.
The Montana state board of pharmacy,
composed of D. M. Newbro of Butte,
Emil Starr of Helena and All. Whit
worth of Deer Lodge, Wednesday, at
143 and 145 in the Park hotel. conducted
the examination Of applicants for state
pharmacists certificates. The examina-
tions were begun at 9 a. M, there being
l6 applicants. less than had been expect
ed, and the board concluded marking the
papers about 10 D. m.
TO each applicant were propounded
about $50 questions, those on theoretical
pharmacy and chemistry being submit
ted by President Starr, those on practi-
cal pharmacy by Mr.. Newbro and those
on materia medica, toxlcology and thera-
peutics by Mr.. Whitworth. Each appli-
cant was also requested to identify 10
drugs and 10 liquids.
To pass an average Of 70 per cent was
exacted.
The result of the examinations WAS
that registered pharmacists' certificates
we're issued to the following: B. A.
johnson, Marysville; John Horsky, Jr.,
George f. Daniels, Gustav Steinemann,
Helena; Donald McBeath, David Dowty,
Great Falls; K. p. Ferte, Livingston; j.
w. Broadwater, Lewistown; Vego Lie
borg, Billings; Edwin Fosselman, Miles
City; d. b. McCann, Sand Coulee; W.
G. Cleveland, Belt.
@~,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
These Have Joined.

The following Wednesday signed the
membership roll of the Independent
Free Silver club which is at headquar.
ters, at 2lO Central avenue:
j COLON, George S Perkins, A L
Fleming, Anton Gilerich, John II Locke
Robert G Bissett, Anthony Grillen.
berger, Frank Glab, w A Thompson, +
J Canary, II Goodyear, f J PEPPER, b
Bernstein,J l. Gelsthorpe,A Allan Mcneil,
VIM G Hodge, K r Wilber, + II Web
Der, j 9 Crowley, L Wasman, James
Halstead, W N Fletcher.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Indiana Safe.

RICHMOND, Oct. Gov. Matthews of
Indiana has written the Richmond State
ss follows regarding the political situa-
ton in his state: "In reply to yours Of
Sept. 30, which ! have just read, I am
glad to say that after quite an extended
canvass of the state 1 have no doubt of
the result. Mr.. Bryan will carry Indiana
by tremendous majority. Our people,
especially in the country districts, are
thoroughly aroused to the Importance Of
the issue. My advices lead me to be-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

DENVER, Oct. 7.-Secretary OF State
McGaffey this afternoon gave decision
sustaining the protest OF the silver re-
publicans against the use Of the repub-
lican name and emblem by the Mckinley
party. Should this protest be sustained
by the supreme court. the Mckinley
people will have no ballot in the state, as
they neglected to file by petition before
the time for go doing expired.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
At Canton.

CANTON, Oct. THE rains of yester.
day, which drove the Mckinley crowds
in doors, we're dried up by bleak, cold
wind today, which made it necessary to
carry out the days program, save one
early meeting on the lawn, at the Tab,
ernacle. There were four demonstra-
tions by as many delegations. Two Ohio
counties sent crowds and it was in.
tended to double them up, but they
were so much larger than expected that
the doubling process would not work
Combined, they filled the hall twice
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Indiana pOpulists' Ticket.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. "A conference
was held this morning of the populist
state candidates and it was agreed that
the state ticket will not be withdrawn
from the field. The matter was argued
at length, and when it was found that
withdrawal. would not be considered, Mr.,
Padgett. candidate for appellate Judge
of the First district, said that he would
not accept the nomination.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

Among the men in the employ
Mark Hanna literary bureau, y,
ceive a large salary for writing M
seminating falsehoods among The,
of the east, is one E. V. SmaIIey
not unknown in Montana HaI
was, proprietor of monthly per,
called the Northwest Magazine
occasionally he has swooped down
the people of the several cities /
state and "done" them out of hsrla
by getting out special editions. h
certainly made himself remembeu
the miners by outrageous attacks 1
magazine upon the unions and tT
ing that wages must be cut down
state. In his efforts to earn his h
money this man Smalley has just
lished screed purporting to give
view Of the situation in the NORTH
in which he claims everything al
Kinley. AS an evidence of his \
gent knowledge Of affairs and ass
that his statements were hasst
close and actual observation Fj
mention that in the letter referr.s5
states that Hon. T.. l.. Babcock!i |
lings is the goldbug candidate ID
gress in Montana and is making . |
Gus and successful camp4ign Nj
is made of this to illustrate the nd
OF the goldbues in the east. Nj Il
cock is not candidate for congres
there is as much truth in the state
that he is as there is in any other pc
Of the letter.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Hopeful Hanna.

CANTON, Oct. 7.-National Chairman
Mark Hanna stopped over in Canton
between trains this evening. He was
met at the depot by Maj. Mckinley and
was a guest for dinner at the majors
home. He expressed himself as we'll
pleased with the political situation, and
spoke in most hopeful terms Of the re-
suit,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
There's Only One Railroad

In0ro'B Only on0 ttAlIFoh"
That operates it's trains on the q
block system between the Twin
Milwaukee and Chicago; j
That lights its trains by elecD
throughout; ..
That uses the celebrated electro
reading lamp;
That runs four splendidly eq.
passenger trains every day from ~
and Minneapolis through to Chicas
Milwaukee;
And that road Is the
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAU
1t also operates steam heated
buled trains, carrying the latest p
compartment cars, library buffet
ing cars and palace drawing
sleepers.
Parlor cars, free reclining chai
and the very best dining Car serve
For lowest rates to any point
United States, Canada or Mexico
to ticket agents or address
j. T.. CoNLEY, Asst Gen. Pass =
st. Paul, \
Note-Elegantly equipped trains
st. Paul and Minneapolis thron
Peoria, st. Louis and Kansas City
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Forty Thousand Majority.

ATLANTA, Oct.7-Thirty-two counties
give an estimated net democratic gain OF
1903. The chairman of the state demo
cratic executive committee, A. G. Clay
says: "We have carried the state by
between $4,000 and 10000. The popu
lists have not carried 20 counties out OF
l37 in the state, and they have lost
many Of the counties they carried in
1884,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Tacoma's Mayor Ousted.

TACOMA, Oct. IA. w. Fawcett, act
ing mayor since April, vacated the office
today, the state supreme court ha wing
decided that F.. S. Orr, the contestant. is
entitled to be seated pending further
hearing of the case, which will be in the
superior court in about two months.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
This Looks Better.

ATLANTA. Oct. 7.-Twenty counties
give net democratic gain Of 1887. If
this ratio is kept up the democratic ma
jority will be $4,000. Precincts in
Fulton county, outside of Atlanta, gave
Wright, populist, a majority of S34.
Floyd, Wright's home county, goes for
him by 100 majority, a populist increase.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

Au0rsr>, Ga, Oct. 7.-Nhe elections
in Georgia were surprise Fusion de-
yeloped great strength, Atkinson, the
present governor, ran - cr cent behind
his ticket. His majority will hardly be
1O,CUC. The a. T. y are beaten in Sa-
vapnab. The country counties are re-
ported as voting strongly for Wright,
tie prohibition.populist candidate,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Six Other Precincts.

SIX Other Precincts.
Geo. II. Stanton, M. M. Lyter sliI
ers will address silver meetings u
following dates and places:
Sun River, Monday, Oct. l., at:l
st, Peters Mission, Tuesday, W
at 8 p. m.
Cascade, Wednesday, Oct. il
D. m.
Truly, Thursday, Oct, Is, at P
Evans Friday, Oct. lG, at 5 p
Meisenbach, Saturday, Oct. IL
p. m.
Chairmen of the Democrat anl
ulist committees in the above Pfe'
will please make the necessary a'f
ments for these meetings.
S. M. MooKr,
Chairman Populist Committes
w. &. DowNINC,
Chairman Democratic Commit
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Only Seventy-fve Per Cent

TAMPA, Fla, Oct. Full returns
have been received from % out Of % pre-
cincts in Hillsboro county and the re-
naming precincts have scarcely more
than 100 votes in all. The % districts
give Bloxham 1889; Gunby, 498; Weeks
2O1. The entire democratic county
ticket is elected by large majority.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

dali, Anaconda; Werner Schupbach,
Great Falls.
The following gentlemen not present
ing themselves for examination, their
certificates will be revoked and they
will not be allowed to practice pharmacy
in the state: Il. G. Hulit, Edward ID.
Roebuck, Helena; G u Woodworth,
Miles City; James S. Galloway, Butte.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. The fol-
lowing was given out tonight: Returns
incomplete. All indications point to
from 10000 to $4,000 democratic ma
jority. j. M. Rawley, Chairman Demo
cratic Committee OF Florida"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Democratic Gain,

ATLANTA. Ga, Oct The first 1G
counties heard from show a net demo
cratic gain of 9i3 in the vote for Atkin-
son, democrat, for governor, over his vote
in the same counties in 1891
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 7.-Thirty- seven
counties, leaving 100 to be heard from,
yield gain Of G,l93 for the democrats.
Al this ratio the state will give Atkins
majority of A. 500
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
v ASN'T WORRIED
Bryan Heard the Early News From
Georgia While at the Depot
in Chicago.
WAIT UNTIL He HEARS IT ALL
Is Not Broken Down and Will Keep
Up the Fight No Matter
What Happens.

HAMMOND, Ind, Oct. 7. Mr.. Bryan
spoke at Logan and many way stations,
making his greatest speech at this place
this afternoon, whore he spoke 10 large
audienca.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
still Gaining,

ATLANTA, Oct. Twenty six counties
give net democratic gain of 1884.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
PilIs DO Not Cure.

Pills do not cure constipation. They
only aggravate. Karl's Clover Root Tea
gives perfect regularity Of the bowels
Sold by Driver Bradley Drug company
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

IL afflicted with ecalp diseases
falling out, and premature baldns
not use grease or alcoholic prepars
but apply Halls Hair Remover.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
Highest OF all in Leavening PowerLatest u S. Govt Report
R%:a!!! q! Rskas&F RRskiH&
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Iieve Illinois will be for Bryan, and Ohio
may be put in the doubtful list. Well
informed gentlemen from kentucky feel
satisfied that kentucky will return to the
old-fashioned democratic column again
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09
/ rst|

Last and all the time Hoods sa,..
has been advertised as n blood y
ITS great cures have been accom'l
through purified blood cures off,
salt rheum, eczema, rheumatism
gia, catarrh, nervousness, that ti,s
ing. 1t cures when Others fail, tsJ
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-10-09

Counterfeit Bubbles on BouilIon, Artificial
Ham Bones. Stamped Cocks Combs and
Vanished Turkey Legs Are Some of the
Partisan Deceptions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
Eighty Dollars Saved by a
Scratch nc GOOch's Stable.

At noon yesterday while Mr.. Gooch
and Mr.. McCorqudale were absent from
their stable near the courthouse some
party or parties made an attempt torob
the safe which contained $50 in cash.
The safe door had been left open, expos
ing the door Of the cash drawer which
was locked. The attempt vac made by
trying TO hammer or smash In the cash
drawer door with some blunt inst,u-
ment and the eiIo I was we'll nigh sue.
cessiul. The door was mashed in at the
top but the hinges did not break, and
whoever waf engaged in the work evil
IDENTIFY became frightened aud fled be-
fore II was finished. Two young white
boys who have been working In the sta.
bic we're detained yesterday afternoon
pending az investigation. Their names
are Dew Dobbins and Arthur Darden
and both came from Anderson, Ala.
When seen by the reporter they denied
guilt or any knowledge oflhe attempted
robbery and talked 10 a frank and open
manner aboutit. They are haodsome
clever looking boys aud the Eagle hopes
their story is true. Meanwhile the off,
GERS are investigating the case.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

r G. Tabor, A. b. Ballard aud A. L.
Ewing and mother went to Nayasota
yeste day.
Mr. and Mrs Dallas Hawkins are in
the city and will return To Madison.
Vile this morning.
Capt. Tom Hitler Of franklin Is
here to attend the meeting Of lyanhoe
Commandry, knight TemplaTs tonight.
The FIST case in Capt. Gloss court
came up yesterday AMI Gene a. Davel'
port, colored. was fued a dollar and
costs 70; some breach Of he laws o; the
realm.
Sam b. Wilson & Cos holiday open
ing last night was largely attended and
much enjo,ed. The display Of goods
was beautiful aud many were the con-
pliments heard on all sides regarding
the taste and artistic arrangement Of
everything. The music by the home
boys orchestra was much enjoyed.
ia Germany and J. 4. Cr1leh1eld
came over from Madisonyille Sunday,
The former went up the road Sunday
night and the latter returned home
Yesterday.
NJ. P. A, Aldridge, a substantial citi
zen and farmer Of this section, has NOV
ell his family to town, and will hereailel
have charge Of the Guenze. House. lii
hopes TO merit a continuance Of The
splendid patronage heretofore given 4
this excellent hostelry.-lleaFne AdEo
cate.
Junge Hudson, Jack Roberts, LEI
Cox, Henry Rohde, Chas. Vesmirovsk
aud Jim Dob,ovolny went TO Houston
yesterday afternoon.
LOST-A white handled two blad
pocket kuife with T. B. Gillespie Of
handle. Return TO this Office.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
THE NEWS IN sRlsF.


Blackleg has appeared in herd Of
Jersey cattle in Burnet county, Texas.
The new bridge over the Brazos river
at Pill's ferry in BraEos county, Texas.
is nearly completed.
The convention Of the National Wo-
mans Ohri ipn Temperance union will
be held at Buffalo or Detroit next year.
The 5.yea' old son OF NJ. Devore near
Perry, o. T.. was burned 10 death by a
lamp eKplos.0n
Robert A. Whitehead, owner Of the
Old Curiosity shop store Mt Washington,
ID. O., committed suicide.
Two large bears have boon seen sew
oral times lately in Kaufman county,
Texas
Cleveland Frazier, ~ years old, was
badly cut by a stalkcutter AZ Lancaster,
Tex. The team ran away.
Harvard aud Yale were both defeated
in football games Saturday. The Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania defeated the
former and Princeton the latter.
Riley Grammar. the noted plunger, APP
poarcd at the races AZ San Francisco aud
made a NUMBER Of winnings.
William Lace was given two years in
the penitentiary for criminal assault at
Galveston, Tex.
The new Baptist church at Colorado,
Tex, has been finished.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Marcus A.
Smith, assistant United States attorney
for the district Of Arizona, has resigned.
Smith was q candidate for election rs
delegate to congress on the Democratic
ticket. Al the time Attorney General
Harmon announced against the officers
Of the department running for Office
Smith was In the interior Of the terri.
tory and could not be reached promptly.
As soon, however. a IL was called 10
his attention, he forwarded his resigna.
ton, which has Just reached here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-24
WANT OUT OF PoulrlcS
Chicago Federation Of Labor Turns Down
Free silver Resolution.

AmlN2.W NNMMNNNNN1 ~ AaANNN AaNAA A1HN
Free silver Resolution.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9s.-The Chicago Fed
Grafton Of Labor, ct ita regular Sunday
evening meeting, after a protrActed and
warm debate, tabled ie-to-i declara-
ton In favor Of the free and unlimited
csinage Of silver. The organization has
been regularly chartered BY tho Amer.
lean Federation Of Labor and It viii be
the only central body that viii DO recog.
nizod by the Federation IN Chicago.
The meeting was the largest that has
been held by any central labor organi-
ration In this city for years. Il was
made up almost entirely Of new leaders
In the labor movement. The men, such
a. POmeroy, Grady, Powers aud Ryan.
who have been conspicuous In the
Trades and Labor Assembly, were ab.
sent, and from the constitution adopted
these officers viii be placed on the TO
tired nat indehnltely.
The entire association was taken mp
In the discussion Of the constitution
which is to govern the new organiEa.
ton.
The most sensational feature Of the
meeting was the turning down Of q
plank In the platform Of principles con.
tanned In the preamble a. reported by
the committee. This was a declaration
In favor Of the free and unlimited coin.
age Of silver at = ratio Of 10 to /. When
the secretary read tins there was = gen.
eral uproar, and dozen delegates were
on the floor demanding recognition from
the chair and protesting against the
adoption Of any such political measure
or declaration a. that. For an hour the
debate waved warm over the proposed
injection OF politics and free silver intC
the new organization which was beinE
formed, because politics had killed On,
old ones. The shades Of the labor con
gress and the trades and labor assembly
were held up A. examples Of wha, would
be the result Of the adoption Of thii
clause One delegate thought it wis'
10 leave out this silver clause, but HI
wanted to substitute = part Of the "Poo
pies party" scheme Of issuing money
This met with still more disfavor, ans
finally the plank, amendment and sub
stituie were all laid on the table,
AZ rs next meeting the officers OF CHI
new organization will be elected.