The weekly tribune. [volume], April 04, 1891, Image 2

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County Coomltulomers.
At the ession iof the hoard of count)
commissioner yesterday the plat of the
fifth addition to the townsite of Greal
Palls was approved and ordered filed.
The board of county physicians were
instructed to .\amine the facts in regard
to the aneident on the t(reat Northern at
the usni'lter, wIhereh,. a mIan broke his
leg. and report at th' next' meeting of
thei 'onllmnissiotners. 'rTihy adjourned to
meet in regular sission,. April 1:1.
.II'It , I.E OF t'IOL'1'ItN.
'rThe following are thl jiudTges f ele'o
tion. a.ppithteld hy lthi' hoiard, for lh'
hle.tiin hto hi e ehlI April 2.' . 18.11. I. in
ning at liprei''int Not. 1:
1. ('ounlty jail l ward ('riise. .1 (.
.I Ihnsni. Tlos. .tlplehs,.c . N. i Itdlges.
Frank WVl( l s lk.
. iCourt hotIuse. ( ;tleorge. Ilidg'. l. S.
Wi'etzil. W'. . tliu korý. ldwiid liirg
hlardt, llllll, .\lhbreht.
3. .iieltr.hr .I. II. Iralnd. Itred White
side'.
4. North I;rilint Falls A. T. Kellilmn.
.Tnl . It. \'iitzel. .l lil Atkinis.
i. Suin Rivetr Iavingi s Edward liei
ni'kel. Ira ingrahami..1hin. VWeirhlti'.
i . Sun Ihiv,'r .I. I11 T raxil.r. II. II.
Strong. lino. Li.rgent.
7. Mllssion Joseph .i. Stiait . IV.
Cooper. Thoiiltas 1Mriti.
i. 'lmh- i .mnph Largelt. Prelston I.
lBradford.
it. ('a.n'ade ['honmas L. Goirhani, '. W
.T. ltnase'..Ios. Kauffmlan.
lit ike. . 1iknw J. P. Wefgner. W\. Pol
11. St. ('lair ('. II. Austin.,.. A. IlIr
rhi..I.n. Ili'kett.
12. Sohlier ('ro.k V. WV. M illery. 1 l.
V. Stnshurt s..l W. Milligaio.
13i Truly (' hasl. . HIiag. II. I).
tohl,ni Ernest. M,' Ile'sling.
15. t'pper Stnil ('toulee. Nat Me
(;ittin..1 hn tvans,..auitns l:. Walker
l1t. Bh lt .1olhnl';istna'r.('hlts.T'urii"r.
It. M. Millard.
I7. .Arminhltn William l.(11ueen,.
George Watson, .V1.1ohn T. Athl.y.
114. Willow Creek Pi Ii. It hllhan.
.Tnaes I illett,. John I'ppersi.on
lt. lu ivis ('reek (il et rge ('iurri,' .l r..
'liiiiehl Lyi'n Ii win I'ergius.
1. (',rma J. 1). Rickard. Ano.- i
Altn, Frank S! h'a't.
'21. KN tlhb .J. 'tilol- de id ,'i. 1 s
a'lr ýa,, ;,l. .Tl ,llt Ih l'st'ry.
:2 . a ,tr tf t i G , ,ie r g e f I l n ; , i r ,',l i ' ,o o lh
"imn cl('airtlh .
23 lie,.\ ill. .1. C'. W ells. \. 'wrId
fee' r. (uist S.'iglin.
'1. .1onaiii'h F'ranlk I'r,'stoi. .I.
t itersman. i". ('. Kr',s.
25. Logginig t'rek Sialn I)o..I.. Pti.r
itorri'. Jolni I )ollglas.
The i.real.t lortheirn in NWahIllinglin.
W\hii'. iverybodly in western Wnliuiital
is trying to tigtri just wihere the I arti
Northern 'xtl'.nion \\111 i orss tILtat si.'
tih ,. ithe i ,eople' if \\'aslhinigti. stat.' art
tliit ' . i1t1 . It t ill ,a l'tll le b h .l 'illlg
110 ',ill, ill.. ,.u.ntin pI o.ptl, but Ih..
Northrn IPmwilic rail'nol4 is tas'l, inter
'std in its i.Nltih l, Par sal,\ ral months
;riat N.rlt heri ' in .rl.yinig partie's itlV
ieen nll niorhl 1ti.1 and 'ilstiarl \'tashing
ton imankinig Ipr.'linrih l siirV'es'. aiil
Northern ltatititi' pri-ls hivu ii also seen
. t n .tge , gron i'i't he its rivat l vll vIs
iupon it I, atii,. Tlhe. litle 't 'legraiii
t\. Ithat itw. r hnre't pt a ties tit if ( ir'at
N.rthi'rn siltr,?liors thi ae ii, bhii malkingli
prt.linhina tr s lil'es in theI l' r-tha'astlhrli
partt' ~ t. sii. a ita as .1! i.t ro in th il. north
,lt.. rt.ri n s'i itio ll. ( lit, tlrl t hI' tls 1 n.l1
rn,, ni kuit ' .'1l t I llnt, fI It' S i' Point
t, the 'iilry \x1'ili 1. i t feli miles sian t hg
tf ('ri .t'al . I hi l,' tii litne . . rull inter
;s.'t th s.,ip k n iiifalls I Norti!eriln rail
iuy. It n ilt .e that thissurta .e \ will eI.
,"ontiiure .li.'tl illss the ('lv lth viialley.
lastliil t 'attn. tulih mountil in ratnigenamll
'rohisitl ti ,. ('p lllshi' It rivr i at 1t tilktv's
la h eu , ind L. n, 'te , w st tllr,,ul I Sher
iattl i;.Vhin! the p ikwllllan t'gan i.,t tlrv
;ailr''.a l 1t (lit . that no rioute in thatI
siti,.' , woM .lha twillasie* to lihl Skagit.I
ast it ii'r liir m tititi1n s. Leaving prelt.
hlllr ar', an rl.u,.red prosp q'tive lines,
e litil has 1,44i . 's'ites. ind is indtercon
t'ruliti imi. frli mtilnIi..r's I 'le rry w sti,.
passiig south, of t1h. ( abinlat It1umntan.s
and 1)ianloml n liktS ithntlitni to th. .itthr
Spokanei ri\.r. nd it illl) he that thl.
hin' \ill , ti south to Spokane alin.
i through tlt. I'rs.a s utis ' n uai)n thi
i hi ut ('irl.iil t tInli i rllt t. Stevens, ori.
('hulaalic paiss1"s. This is a point still on
sa'ttlhad: \iV'hh ipass will I.ht the one si
,,'t-d? 1hill ,,loe of these is through the
kaii. ioil. this has tbelen delared isl I
praitihal,., while three are 4011 the \Ven
atailh, tandt the geineral opinion in that
nse of the litter will n sur.ly ito sel.ctet l
- the rolite.. Engineers are said to I tari
surv1e." it lice trm t4l "n i' pass to the
The lidlial 1hi ir . 1 1 ia . I.. ilhniail.
1' \.iiNTON.rh, arch :11. The vtluisi
saoner of llliniatl utfairs hat. just received
;me."
TROUBLE IN INDIA.
A Pight Between the Chief Cnmemlseloner
and Native Chleis.
CAIltt''IrA. March :. - A dispatch
froml Manipur, a province of Assam,
brings the news of a disaster to the force
of native troops there. It rmeens James
W. Quinton, chief comlnissioner of As
sam. has recently been investigating
sonei serious troiubles which had oc
curred among. tlhel native chiefs. As a
result of his investigation the chief com
millsilner was holding a "D)urbar" or
1conflrlen.e aith the nlltabilities of As
siun with a view of arresting one of the
prominelnt chiefs who had been in
strunm,+ntal in depl.sing the Rajah. The
chief cmll isslltIr while pursuing his
inquiries into thI disputes betweei
chiefsl' tllllliled ita whic w wic twas gar
risontil by ta strt g force of hu.arkhas.
autite infantry in the British servic(.
Sudl lenly this Inamp ass attacked by
a nunber of hostilesh. A hattle,
during which ramin edesl earate fighting
tak pla.e, followed the onslaught of the
tribe's ien. The a(;(rkhls fought most
determinedly against heavy odds and ac
c.rding to report. 470 1of the Geuorkhas
were killed. One acl.tiount of the affair
relports that (nommissioner Quinton and
his staff were inade prisoners. Anotler
acctount says that Col. Skene, coaunllnd
er; (Commiissioner Quinton, with his son
and daughter; Capt. lieile and six offi
cers. were killed and that the natives re
fused to girt. them quarter. The rebel
lionus trible is famous for cunning, cruelty
andl bravery. Inniediately lunm re
,eiving the neIlws of the disaster, the
vicerup at Siinila 5ustunndi1t1l court. F'ive
regimmiots have been sat, to Mainiptif.
Wheat .tdivuriing.
('+ii as..1larch 31. IOn the curb yes
Itelrdilay fternoolltl thiere was an advance
in wheat plirivileges of ilout le. and tl
openingllili this iioriilig was on ii.ult that
basis. lay lope.nll at from $i1.Ot.ib.
11l.u1i,. and .1ull. which .closed yestlerdlay
at $.1 -lli. was in demand at hu 1.if.-t
li1i.,. Mlay shil up tillo ii 1.it-u Iefor.
oth' rinigs heiainie hatvy enough to quiet
ill Itiusilsli ntf huyers. May finally
striuk .1.114li for a llmomentllaltd Jul.
l.Il,. iater there was renvery tol
1.i.i. for ,ll t wheat.
A AlMilingi Ihenl.
I! el..1K, Milh.. Mharch Vi. Fl'redll.
IA"Iul ., representing Peter WVright.'spee
hl l l tn ihm e r i n ,.h ir ,c,. o f t h e P o wv a ih
int property, this niornini dehlivered to
I'ipt Harris, agllent of the Quliiiln) ne.
lwtlryItlin~ in his chairgIe o1n ail ordler
frlill special uinstr ill ctllincer . ('apt.
iHarris this lilorllinllg recordedhl at
Iloiughlituit a deedl fr m Peter1 Whlite.
lspeiahl ui 1.ter, t Milstr A. Smith for
p llrt i the c isilllhrtio l ei t ngii
-71i 1.i t i.
The Ma.lrk"I.
raNgiltg fr l't 21, to l, per cent.. iast llau
2.t... 'heu.. ,ffrel at 2'.,.
Prime. nwireanttile paper :)0,7. Stel'ing
e''xtthange quiet and sti'el)y aIt 1.811.4 fort
iixtt i-tay ills. andtl 0.I.144 for it.demand.
.Igiorn11 qttit: A rlli'tr(n 0. ItiaL 17.
(ippejr nominial; Lake, April, s1:t.7". !
LaI steady: |nwbtic. $4.37:,.
Tin st,,l 1nd firn ; straits. _l¢in:74.
liar r-il r. 91.
Iaelllker Kei Iindlic'tetl.
I'lun you). Mrillrh ::1. The granllll jlury
to.al i,, rturnwd 1n indiltmlnt againtst
tlinkr S. A. K ian. It tcharges hiln
.{lt ll(berzzlantettt in having unt''pt,"td
lpos.its of .nity within thirty dhays of
the failure oif his iawtk. thi" stun1t being
Sinl lia pri l fIa.l, eviclint' ii~ nlitent tol
If fr iai.
A ('upole IExpelode%
lTi i :,. Him rt.. 1.1I.. March :N1. A
lulsd. in a blas it fh rtaei explodedi this
Ifterntiu . Michaei l ('arv.y and Patrick
Ilurlhy wire futllly Itrned. It is belirid
two other ienll aei buried tillier the
ibris.
He Killed Himselfl.
YANKtOieN. S. I).. Mtar'ih :li. 'lhsline
Kirkeul. a lI.hlemian illlarI er residting
eiar L,'eeter'ville. this coutlty, hitw out
his brains onli Ealstuer Sundaylev with it st)t
til. iinancial troublhs eee th. e'auiecu.
The (Gover'Pnlr Mllntaalll.i
X1 \uinu. Wis.. March 1I.--Th,, senate
'us sntuilned the veto of the e governor.
of the hill apprlopriating t 4f.I.ti1xI for the
the .\utHiiea vete'ratin" bionit' hby it uteo
of 12 h, II.
4I hiicaglo Cattle Market.
(Cie ii Mi. .iarch :WI. Cattle Active.
irregulalr: Hsteetrs. prime. i '(tri.33: others,
"84.i(rs 4.t3; heifers. 8t3.1.1.4t0; cows.
1.7,(0:|.(so: sto,'krs. il.'AT(r4.(0). She"p -
steadyi: native.s, (3t. .e..3; westerns,. K"e(
5.2:.: ex IxIt. 4..A(0t .I
Money Eeavy.
N .w Y~eu. Marsh te. Mroney ensy.
ranging from 2 to :3 pe' e'nt., last loan :.
eluied offereld 1: prime mierialntile paper.
¢("7.
Sterllng exch..atLngI.e lull and eaesietr at
175:.4 fr i lay bililst,. and 48714 for de
Ely, Minn.. a First-Class Po usotee,
'e.\'.rIINltOiN. Marchl :10. Alionl the
Ieourth class puttofflec' to be raieed to
the third or presidelntial ltuss on April 1
in Fly, Minn.
CITIZENS' TICKET IN THE FIELD
Tihe Busineme Men of Helena Want a
Hand in the Management of
Municipal Afflirs.
WRECK OF A NORWEGIAN BARK.
Tihe Wife of the Captain Refuses to
Lease Her Hustand anti
('Child.
Eight Pei'sols Find a Watery G(rave.
Among Thenl the Heroic Wife
and IHer Son.
HElI.:s, March 27.-[Special to the
RIatlNE.J -AIbut 250 citizens of both
parties met in Electric hall this evening
sad nominated a city ticket. including
school trustees and aldermen. John T.
Murphy was nominated for mayor almost
by acclamation. .ludge Sanders was nom
noated for city judge, and William Forey,
a labor candidate for city treasurer. The
ather offices were about evenly divided
between the two parties. The democrats
will endorse Mr. Murphy's nomination,
and the republicans will probably nomi
mate a straight ticket.
A BARK (iOlE TO PEACEN.
Dariung Heroism Displayed by tlep Cap.
sain's Wife.
Nol.'vooi., V\'., March 27.-The Nor.
wegman bark "Dictator" from Pensacola,
Florida, to West liartlepoole, England,
ladened with pine lumnber, with a crew of
li3 men alnd Captain Young, wile and lit
tle boy of three years, cale ashore in a
strong easterly gale this morning, four
miles south of ('ape Henry, and two
miles north of the Virginia Beach hotel.
With great difficulty the life saving crew
setjto work and rescued a number of the
crew. At nightfall there were still nine
persons on the bark. and among the num
her were the captain, his wife and little
child. The captain had urged his wife
all day to take a huoy and come ashore,
but she steadily refused as she would not
leave tier husband andt child, and sonly
one could take the buoy at a time. The
wife and child were already greatly ex
hausted according to the report of the
sailors.
IATmEmi. -'lThe Iamr went to pieces and
time seven relnmaining on tier were lost, in
cluding the wife of the captain. The
alptain jiust bIefore the shist went to
pieces, sprung into the sea witll his son
strapped to his back and reached the
-hore alive, but the boy was lost, making
i total loss of eight lives. The vessel
sad been disabled by a hurricane and was
eeking the harbor.
A Family Poisonedl.
OMiAII., March 27. - What is suspected
to he the attempted poisoning of the fam
ly of J.1. S. Hascall, a promiunenlt poll
tician, was brought to light today. Last
Tuesday wille Ilascall was away from
home five membllhers of his household were
taken suddenly ill after dlnner and this
morning Emma Anderslon, his house
keeper, died. The others recovering the
family kept the matter quiet till today,
but the probablilities now are that the
househeeper's body, which was buried
at Steward's, Neb., will he exhumed and
an inquest lie held. Ilascall is divorced
from his wife and, it is alleged, the An
lerson woman was the cause of the sepa
ration. It is claimed that threats had
been made that sihe wouild not die a nat
uiral death.
A Long Strike Endseal.
TiN'Fsi, o). March 28l.-The long con.
tinued strike at the glass works was set
tled today, the men winning the contest.
The entire force resumed work tonight.
WV. J. I)uncan. Vice-President of the
American Glass Workmen's Union was
summoned from Pittsburg and promptly
Ilecided the disputed points in favor of
the men.
('rter Enit e'r Ilall uMi i IulLies.
\AnVaiINi 'rON. March 1. Ex Ileplre
sentativie (Carter of Monllltln. this orll
icg took the pliI'ribiild oath tand itn
ti-red upon hli dutieht s it onlliesioneil of
the general land office.
Henry S. Morris, iof (;oaldville, S. D..
hasl been appointed special agent to allot
lands in severalty to SiHssnton and Wail
peton Sioux in l)akotlia.
New Tlrk Stnrk Market.
N-.w Yoal. March 31.---Burlington.
7,tl: Northern Pacilic. 27; preferred,
715,l Northwestern. 1050: preferred.
131; St. Paul, . i5,s: preferred. 100o4;
Manitoba,. 1I0; ()maha. 24l: preferred,
80; Duluth. '1; VWisionsn Central,
ll9:1; I(reat Northiern preferred. 887s.
(tattle .iaw.
('lin-ti.3, March 31. Cattle hSlow,
weak; steers. top pri.es, $6.10, others
0l.750,5.1m; cows anld Iheifers, $1..5O
1.75. Sullet Steady. natives, $4.l5005.775;
westerns, $5..30rl1.75; Mexicans. $4.875;
lambse, 8.:'t ).15.
Bach, Cory & Cd
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
. . . - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN - -
Groceries. and. Hardwar
We carry in Stock all Kinds of
California and Eastern Fruits and Yegetab
Also a Large Stock of Crosse & Blackwell's Imported Goods
Marmalades, Pickles, Chc
Chow, Preserves, Jellies
and Jams.
A Choice Selection of Plow's Fancy Candies Fresh Fron
Factory. Sole Agents for the Ferris Meats; also Glutin's F
Wheat Flour. A full line of Charter Oak and Universal
OIL STOQV S Gasoline
Giant Powder, Fuse, and Car
We have the only Powder Magazine in town and carry a
plete stock of goods in that line.
WILL IS'ILD AT ONCK.
The P'rmJretedl Line of the Wasconsin Cen
tral to HIe Built.
MiI.hWAUKEE, March 27.-Surveys have
been made to give the Chicago & Lake
Geneva road an entrance into White Wa
ter and other towns through which the
Wisconsin ('enttal proposes to build its
new projected road, and it is stated work
will be commenced very soon. Proceed
Ings will be begun for the condemnation
of the land that is wanted for the right
of way Into towns. The Wisconsin Cen
tral will have to build the road this year
or else forfeit the aid voted by interested
towns, for it was stipulated that the bonds
authorized to be issued should become
invalid unless the line was ready for busl
ness by January, 1892.
Cuook's Hearing Postponed.
CiicwAoo, March 27.--The petition of
Banker Chas. E. Cook for release on
habeas corpus on the charge of illegal
banking in Ilareford and Juucan, Wis.,
came up for hearing before Judge Baker
today but by the consent of both sides
the hearing went over until April. Cook
was arrested some weeks ago on an ex
tradition warrant issued by Governor
Fifer on a requisition from the governor
of Wisconsin. The complaint was sworn
to by the clerk of the circuit court of
Washington county, Wis., who was one
of the depositors in Cook's bank, both of
which failed last summer shortly after
which, it is claimed, Cook disappeared.
Explosion of a Sttil.
Irats, 0(., March 28.-Still number six,
Standard's solar refinery, exploded about
one o'oclock today with terrific force.
Soloman Kissell was badly burned
and will likely die. John Sullivan
was hit in the head with a brick and is
badly cut. Thos. Kendrick was badly
burned about the face, he will recover,
Owen Kane was considerably injured.
No very great damage was done to the
building.
The Worst Snowstorm.
MAwl'riNsmnt'Io, W. Va., March 28.---The
worst snowstorm that has ever occurred
in this section of the country has
just closed. It lasted forty hours and it
is supposed that about six feet of snow
has fallen, yesterday it melted almost ,a
fast as it fell, but it is now about three
feet deep. Rleports indicate it was general
throughout the eastern ltrtion of this
state and Virginia.
THE PARK HOTEL
The Only First-Class House in i Fine Billiard-Room and Bi
Great Falls. Stocked with
OFFICE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT I CHOICE LIQUORS AND CII
Central Avenue and Park Drive.
JULIUS HORST, Proprietor.
C, N. Dr.uasox. W. J. EaxInor. H. P;
Great Falls Meat
(Suocee.sre to C.N. Dickinson and W. J. Kenet
WHOLESALE AND RETJ
MEATS.
Always on hand Beef, Mutton, Pork, Fish, Hams, Bacon, Lard, etc
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RETAIL TRADE.
Central Avenue, - - Great Falls
ESTABLISHED 1877.
JAS, MoMILLANT d CO.,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Minneapolis Sheepskin Tanner
AND DEALERB IN
:-D- ,ISERZP PELTS, FVrS,W00L, TALL
Ginseng and Seneca Root.
BS.NEP PELTS & FURS A SPECIALTY.
0l. 103IO 10 Seaeeed t NWoth. rIMUAPOLIS, N
Shipmentl Solilted. Wl it bef Cleoula.
DUNLAP & GAUNT,
DEALERS IN
Family Grocerie
We carry a most complete line in those staple goods ,and respectfully cal
attention of the puollc of Great Falls and tributary country to them. Bpe
e:tlon given to mall orders.
Corner 3rd avenue South and 2nd Street Great Falls. Moe
BUY... LOTrs I.N NORTH GREAT FALLS.
It cover, the BEAUTIFUL PLATEAU overlooking the THE SITE OF IMMENSE FACTORIES. AN IMMENSE DAM BEING BUILT.
BLACK EAGLE FALLS. where the CHOICEST RESIDENCE
and BUSINESS LOTS ma , for a hmited time, be purchased for
I. than HALF TIHE PRICE of other property not so well lo- An Immense DbA is now bein E onstraoted N aOcr 1
eatd. Prices only $100 to 0 for 5)feet front Terns ay The BOSTON: & fMONTANA 'COMPANY have elected MimSeouri River above Black Eagle Falls at NORTH rE
Snd for mraps end other information to' NORTH GREAT FALLS as the site of their IMMENSE FAC- FALLS at a cost of a Half Million Dollar., and will furnish o
TORIES, which will furmsh constant employment to thousands for Hundreds of Mills. Other improvements will rapidl oll
tlg, 826 ve"..a of worklmen whose CASH WAGES will circulate every month in which will create ademand for more mill frontage andthe oult
J. 0 Gregg.826 N. Sixth Ave., Great Falls OH AGE ciateee monthRainbow and roked falls will be utilized, all of which are wi
NORTH GREpecialAT FLLS anducemnd vicinity in fe minute' walk of NORTH GRT FLLS.
Slpecial Inducements to those who desire to build immediately.