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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. o
UME VIIT. GREAT FALLS, MONTANA. SAT'I'UDAY, APIIIL 25, 1891. N E I il!ER 83
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We all have targets of our own that Is to say n
earsallaiming at something. These targets t
Wag aet have a visible bull's eye with rings i
roaat k, bot every object that we have in life
i a g6 of mark at which we are contantUy
liany nnometimee the shooting is steady and
eaast at others it ls a trifle shaky and wide I
£ea Mrk. The illnstratlon ehows what our
aigalar target Is, and we have teen tiring at
(bsage time, We have been getting nearer
diamger to the ball's eye, and we want you to
a do sme thing. Yon will mica the target
ali if you fall to purchae one of our
Itylish Spring Suits.
Qrat F alls
Will Double in Population this
dear.
Great Falls
Real Estate will Double in
Value this Year.
IN VESTS
You Should Bear This Fact
n Mind.
If \<al .ir lookin' tor Ik Or.Lns,
betts, hurclill
&Co.
308 Central Avenue.
GREAT FALLS.
Hats for Hatless Heads! Bring Your Head With You!
We can Cover it in Style.
THE MILLER The Miller Derby Hat * The Miller Derby Hat THE MILLER
Wine Finished, ill Silk Is uithout question as tt l 1,absilutill prfI ut. in thnni. b t
ýund Stiff Hats are the as ,any% producedl on lhi, skir truction, thlt Stile :, thie l ryi ~ rttn,
'erfection of the IIatt rI of thu S ulty hilh ' on.. first Belly lid u.uiou] retaii Gi those that huh anI a
>rt. The Shape is just right. the shape till wonru out. For the best,
For Sale Only by Spring Styles i tsl' on di splayi )llu Spring Shapi- call oin
HARRIS, THE HATTER. HARRIS, THE HATTER. HARRIS, HATTER AND CLOTHIER. HARRIS, THE HATTER.
THE STRIKING COKE MINERS.
More Trouble, More Flghtlig and
More Bloodshed in Kvicting
Families.
THE WOMEN ALSO TAKE A HAND.
Sheriff McCormick and Ieputies aire
Attacked in the Itischarge of
Their Duty.
The t-leriff and it Woman Take a Shot
at Each lOther The Mob
Finally Dispersed.
1l''eesrrowc. P . l'ec A ieil '1. This a as
1e11n'e f I the most tre eubleseec' and.I excit
ing lays ainee the cole' strike was in.ene
urated. A serious riot cecurr'et at Mon
arch 11 nd another was reported this after
noon, in which it was said live men and
two woene had been killed. Fortunately.
however. this report of the second riot
was without foundation, though the' riot
of today resulted in prethaly th' fatal
wouneleg of one man and the serious in
jury of eeother woman. The sheriff of
layette' county with hlls deputies has
been dt'tied acd the sheriff hiceseif an
saxltee, shot in the hult1 and beaten and
ext with en cx in the h!xds of an infuri
ated IHungarian 111 11 mal. Sin- thee- ugly
Morewood utfair. women htm- taken the
principal part in defying the deputies.
this morning SherilT McCormick and
his deputics went to Tciscenring No, 1 to
eviet t'n femnilies of striking Slavs and
as was their experience in .\delxide
yesterday they had a bIeccly hetae' with
an infuriated reeb of cen exn11 Wonen.
It was alonit 11 ielt ak when the shlritI r
and his dleputies reached the hiuse No. v
115>, :.cnpiral by Thomnas Tlarr. The a
slhriff lit once read the writ of eviction r
ti ''arr, and byhe h' time he was th rough t
a wild crowd of :30) or 4151 wen andI worn- i
en hadl .ollected in tront of tiel premises. I
'larr. w itli an ath. declinid to evainate I
the doinieii and seizing an ax itilnil in
di irwa' and deiied the slheriti. 'Tlhen
tronhl'1 c li nin'wn Mi.ien and woiieu
in broken Irish yelled and berated the
sheritf anl his deputies in the strongest
laniguatge they coubl command. The f
sheriff tried to reasiln with
tihemili, but without avail. Their I
bhood was uipl ni mitling but a first
class blttle would satisfy them. Ilash- t
kos wife. vho lived in itii other half of
tflt h11s'. and who hadl given hirth to a
chibl only two hays beftre. hearing the
tumult. ush~ed out and sprattp at the
She-rill, I istol in hand. TIhe shiritf witw
her cinning and jnst as she was 1tb1s ist tI1
fire it iis I ouns Ii' atruiik tlhe ,istil i i
stownuwa rdi blinwwilthhis left hand .ndt r
at the stae time l irnd a revolver he hadl j
in hit titht huild. The two pistols wrnt
fill simultaneonusly and hoth took efetl'-t
Theii altrif' had shot tlhe wltlutn in the I
fleshi p. rt of the- thigh iurl she had shot
hies in thi ankle. The ball. 1 hIwlver,
struck hin illy f' lisn iing nw, and dill
not hlu I ini inol injury. Thile shot ill
the i'iofan's thigh seeaid to infuriate
her rnt',rauuwl slit muaie a second dash at
tiht, shan rill'h whois shoved her b'l k. Sllin
fell to tilt .;oundu anal was carried into
the hi'i in a half i ncons1in l ritit Ill
ib friet Ii. Andy lilslikoi. ' ling his
wift. wts iing runhly 11ul1d. jiade a
dlash it tie- sheriff with a trinh. but the
ui rry little oll'i er was tiiit ui k f1 r hii m.
anl' lbIl ing diliberat' aIim, sh1t 11'islihkn
inli I.Vft ankle, tltl bullet ' malking 'tu
nely bhile in the flesh rald shive-ring the"
hone. fly this turr the sheriff's blood
was uip. and with at cor~ktd revolvl-r, 41
caliber, in hig haun stntii with, his Novi(
atainst thet enal if the hous" utnd in
f uturna the umob that the ti rst at
who mode It move toward him hec
would stoolt, and shout lp ksill.
Igor ti momient til- crimd leivi back.
then Martin Meirupka. who live, :it Loei
cnring Not. I. left the crowd and rushed
at the slwriff with a hugi club uplitfeld.
The sheriff waited until Serupka got
within the f,--t of hint and thon fired.
'liTh shont tiook at~tiei lt {i ulbkt striking
Scrupka in tihl ,mothi. kuwwking out
own teeth tied hloging nowitwhiere in the
back part of his mouth. The wounidci
Slav wheeled tent startedloto run along
the end of the housl- and tiht AhoriT foil
lowedt him tiring as rapidlly as he cuald.
Nut nurne of the shuts hit t!. Wr
Sow ontom shoutted to tilt shelritty to kook
(out, and turning hie star thl T amr man
0o whom he had servt'd the it rit, t'onning
toward hinm with tun ae. 'Thl( sheriti
pointted botlh his revolvirs townivd hits.
um~l Tarr retreated.
('util. I'rasher of companty l' whloo
hear in thl-shotsaouluprotr. had brought
th w suhliers upf thle rea tllo the double
.plik -ti it their present's it mice quellod
if,. r-ioters.tunl the sherill'anl his depu
" ti-sproct-t'ded the work of evicting said
in it itry shirt lt in the honitetmld affects
tt' I;1 strikers air - piledt in front of as
numaly hourlts. I1hv Fhrriff and bin .Ihpu
ties, acenanputlie.I b the m~ilitias. the'~
went to the'ir T tIler tu, e. It te, ti ,I l:lu
oefee mile west of Ne'w tidlel. ;dI ", ite tt
twelve fuanlleos, all of a hlit art Iteenlish
speaking. which tisk was cccii t i et ied
with little troeble. Shierit .1e.teutiek I
arrived here' this eretning etrith leig
Tparr, whom he arrested this nornmg its
the eharge of resisting an offt'er. 'ITrt
is now in jail. The sherilt ie pretty lttu
from the effects or the wound he re
ceived in the enkle, and exepting that
he is terribly sere from the eifeete of the'
bruisewe inlieeted upon him by the in
furiateel mteee he bus biee in for the
past few days, he it feeling tiret rate.
He saye Martin Serouelke. whom he shot
in the mouth this morning. is badly hurt
but was still living eet etat aceounts.
Andy Illeshkk and wife are both in hed.
the latter sffering frent a nervoueshoek
she received more than her wound. lie
alee says that twenty fnielies will he
evicted at Mergtn's works tottoreeow and
twelve at ifr;eiford. He expects trouble
but says le is getting sed t.l it. lvtry
thin: is .eiee at iteisenring Noe. setv
etel aen went to work in the mines
thlere today.
l ItCllT UATE t 'ITTItc.
Tht. (reeat Nrthetree Merch.en Hight at
the HIeeeet of the t'eeeeessots set the
linedt ateIn.
teenetoe, April 23. As might have
ceen expected hie t reat Northern roed
is the first to meet the reduction in
freight ratee inaugurated by the Caenu
dinte }ceitite betwd'.n New York ueel St.
Paul. President Hill of the fereecr road
insists on teIl ditfTerential for like end
rail trutlie that was agreed on at the
New York confere'nee anee to preserve it
he has announced the lake and rail teriff
en a basis of :II cents first claee from
New York to St. icecuel and M inneapelis
by way oe )uluth. This is at reduction
of I1 cents, the emee as was ntde by the
Canadian Ptei ic on all rail biteeness.
No action tecs be'e'n taken leeking to a
reduction by way of Chicago, but e con
ference of the interested lines will bw
held in a eay or two to decide what
shall le dece. Chairman Midgley ic try
ing to check the threatened duemlerliza
tion oe rates and has asked western reads
ile take ne netitn until he has had an
opportunity of comemunicating with the
parties responsible for tle' cut. lthere
ceents little hope, however, that rates
will le restored and maintained en an
agreed hasis. F'nast otutend lke and
reil retes weare cut before it vesseI left
this peet for lintelal, and indieatiels are
that they will strike led-reaek very eerly
in the season. On the lake line there
Ilees just Ieen taken 2,:ton,lNint 1eushels of
export grain for leoston at 714 cents leer
ebcushel, or aboueit 1 cents per linK pounds
ceagainst the reguler rate of 20 cents.
lIsrais Heard Froles.
PuIIns, April 2:1. A dispiatch to T'emps
from Hitime stays: Hiirin I'vil iii his re- t
port to Marquis di litini on the New I
Orleans tynehing expresses tthe helief I
that there is no way out (if the situation t
is the federal gi vermijnejt has ni power t
to give Italy the satitiuetion dmiii deil. e
.AVsrid'i Fair (innoni-lotiwr Itesigni. I
uhjii ttsiii.. April 23. liniig to the
reduction tiy the lIgieiltiture I if the
warld's fair aippropriition frill \\]jein
sill, froma $I1,h).N1 to 1?6701uN), I). M1. lIotn
jattull of the fuati'nut comissission sent
lair' resignation to (7nvernor IPedk today
with ;I enustit" ltenr relative Ill the munt
ter.
'rTil: .4ItKE:I.
t'meanou, April 23. When trading he
g1i t on change this morning it lookt as I
if I hii birs were booked for another ticii
torins eimipaign. Iiabe adtices werei
hi ledly ii their fvoir. reifitj werein
heat)' y.111n thll weatther was lice for t
,row tug crops. .\eeonlingl) the hears
hwgaln selling w'h,';t right and left lit the t
op, wing. The market was I tarI., v,"It
latter thanl it was at the crone )esttniny.%
Their ielmeriinel rilijg iint it off to
'1 ' cents heot.In wateniny's last rig
ores within i few rontii ts. then they
isheove'rda that hti t had umlerestimat, d
thi strength of tlji hulls, wlto i saijpi
,1 i all their i t" rings and ii t te d till tj i e
TIw'11i course if pricei changed iii d ifromt
that titte tembdei upwardI. wi'h one or
it ngunrtant breaks. result was
u net usicancet of I ~ cents user yo ter
ILI.
(' Ii 't t 1tl 2:1. ('e Il ' it i'j
heasieri hua. t') steers. ti:.at reiij.1n light.
" s urrs, i i 0,tl .I 13it; e~w's and litIftrs.
:3.:101(r I..N1: slo kelte s "^. _'i ll-, 1. i0.
Nheei .tte lrl steady to ihi h.ri
Te lii. $la ted.ail westerns. $7.17,
.21:j; liambs. .utiitu iri l. a
Nt.wv Ioja. April 2:. Mm3e. a i,
Sranging tri m :1 to :ii, per rent.. iist
H at :1. clhft offere at v.
Prime neeremattilo lpa~per :,6l- Sterlinag
I. e ieruge yuiet ;li t strei d)1 at it.-) t r
sirtt day hills. tid i1fi r for shimaii. .
It Nra Y1ix, April ''*. IPig pion.yiI
Anwericaln. IGur Ii.
l'opp,"r. nominal.
Lt"ud. sitowy; dlomestic, e1 2.'1
to New" Yous, April :'1. 1 hica o.
t Ilnrlington A' (uinte, thois : St. [';ll ,\
SDuluth, '_i;; N irtheorn Parcitic, _1;'
I preferred, TO; Nor'thwe'stern, I I'l ,
preferrel, 13x1 z;tit. Paul. i' '., ptrefte re i
I113'.: Mlunitaba. 1Unt.,; ()nmbha. ''> t:
prefi~rred, Stii; W1iseonwill Central. Jo'~.
s I reat Northern preferred, K91 1
ROME HOWLS IN EARNEST.
Two ilHndrenl and Fifty Tun. of
Powder EXphusle. t unning
(Irent Itamage.
SEVERAL SOLDIERS KILLED OUTRIGHT.
t'hiimnei s Topple I Iver. H indows are
iInshed anit Crnwkery Every
where- Broken.
People Rush t int, the Streets and t ou
sternation and Fear Take Pton.
,tension of Them.
RoM)", April 23. At aljmt Neven
o clock this morning a tremendous ex
pliiion shook the city to its foundation,
spreading terror and dismay on all sides.
People rushed attrightened from their
homes into the street; houses rocked,
pictures fell from the walls and thou
sands of panes of glass were broken. Er
erywhert crockery was shattered, furni
ture was overturned. thiineys crushed
down upon roods. and in siinu instances
toppled user into the streets bslow. The
rcupola of the houses iof parliament. imn
mediately aifter the explosion, shook
violently and then collalsed with a crash
a which added still further to the feeling
p of horror which had spread through
+. heone. The scenes in the streets and in
a the houses after this fearful explosion.
have, ptssibly never before teen equaled
t in drimatic effect during the history of
modern Ronie. All thoroughfares were
strewn with tiicks, stones, splinters and
other debris hurled there by the force of
the tpiwerful coniussion which had
caused Iirnni to totter on its foundation.
s People of all ages and conditions
n were rushing. pale with fear. about
the streets trying to seek consolation
tfrom utners who were as thoroughly ter
rified is themselves. In houses, doors.
windows. and cuphoards were burst
open. Itents and cracks appeiaredi in
, walls, plaster fallen from the ceiling. and
-r general desolation prevailed. In many
Isinstances people were thrown from their
beds by the shock, which iaused so much
ailrm. and cries of terror tilikd the air
as thiusaids aft families rushed into th,
et rents.
.\n llimmllse pounder luitagitnil, etun
ttiiiing 225(t tons jt. itwtder. at PIttzze uin
t'le. four kiltintirs from here, i'x
diiiti'il and aused 'norm' us daitaige to
the neiýi;d ring ftirt, which was titled
with soldiers. The ritiprti of the affair
which have reached here are tht hatip
ttily, the officer ii eonsmaaml of the fort
ueard ii rumbhling sound previous to the
dunal explo~sioi nd to wrt. hastily ordering
the soldiers to tinti' the fort. Il Htue
eie'ed in averting it terrible disaster.
As it was. semin ptrsons who were in the
viei.ity of the ..xplo..ion were killed ut
right iid a number it others were more
or less injured. All the houses within is
radius of a kiltnuetier of the ecetet of the
exptlosion art, Heriousl) damaogedl. 'Two
ollit-ers were dantgerously wounded and
fully 12I ivilitans hav' hitbi taken to
dfttrent hospitals, siit'ringftrom wounds
ut bruises aauised by the mxpl sitn. Nat
uittly the fit extent of th(l diahtge doiur
is not tnttwn ut present nit possibly
atiy it uer tie known. tut all atituntt
tinre that the loss is ry severe. thtu itt
tteriors of many of the old pa liis soul
ihtitrieis having suttfered ti a reat ii or
lessr ' it nt.
1'I,. tuuiukg ru'wtrs' I':l.i'ionu.
fllit is (''rn. Moni.. April "!:. The
at~"krtne~'uatito et esaetlreatly eotianwneing to Ieav~e fur hona..
'ITh' le'tion of tttl'ers risnititt as fot
loin : I'or preositd - t..)its. Trott of M1iles
('it) . lirst s'i''ie prtesuln. .1. T. Munrphy.
lHolentt, secondu nwet presidt-nt..Ltthn 11.
hlul. 'iltts ('ity. 'iftier ix ttars of 'tli
citnt seraile u s Serretaryt. ItuaSell i!
Ila risotn has resigned, anti W. l i. Pruett
if Ii'l'etia. was itltt'etl itn his plit'. .\l
t. "-'ether the i' s.ti trt u lint tis in it i h ri
ii;: nI tutuitiot h t
til'at,- )et'tutiuiiht'. S iu.tit i .
eS il Ituks April '.tt IT inuisAhtn
til party spent uu n -rk pleasant hottu
in Nan Diego this innining. TfId ell ire
p.-pulttion tunned nit Ito receive thlt
rhief m agistr~ate and paid himi c %ir.% 3
-ible honor. TIwht program inertuhde
b~riiikfast at the liont, !I)01 (ht-rin~nl a
hin t.utm o., ('a1t1.. April 2:1. The prey
nlential party arrived lit Iciiter-sid* tt "`
f. ""tk this atfternootn aftier a deliightfiul
I ri p from '--an I)iego terio i routenh-1oill
iig withi beautiful st-tner',. Short stops
inert- modae at 4)etnutide. -intta \nit.
t h ouge antd tiouth lit iierside.
Legal IIlanks! Legal Illunka! At
nikinls' Iunak stare.
AS NATHAN'S
Special Monday Sale on April 27 will consist of
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
And the People of Great Falls understand by this time
what our Special Sales mean, and that we sell as we advertise.
We don t ask youi to patronise our stire becaue it i the Largest
Store in the vicinity, nor becansu wte carry iiuti m tune, the amount of
Merchandise that any of the oth r clothing shop~ ctin ,how you, but
we do ask you to compare our Goods, our Prices, our M 'thoik, our
Manners. We feel that we arc entitled to a fair and li irl ir ,share ot
trade in Shoes and Clothing, simply on our lesterts, iald fir iavith:
in stock the Best Goods of the Best Makers at the Low,-t Irines.
ielow we miention a few prices that will astonish ainl riluase all.
and if you wish for comfort and economy combined in a Shoe, call at
A. Nathan', on Monday next and obtain some of ihit following
bargain<:
I Lodt itrogauin. .... .......... .... ..... ....... i. (W) t ilnts wiirthl 81..01
SLet ('alt 13111+ .. . .. .............. ........ t 10.1E, full stock, worth $1.7:
1 Lot Two-huckl (;riin Wirking Sluies....... ...........4t *I&u worth 81.:,t)
1 Lot (Governnurliiiiint t(ith ])owns ....... Ft 1.K) woith 1.75
1 lst Cloth iPrince AlbIrt ''ies.................... .. Ft 1k, worth 1.:i0
1 Lot TanColor Hil als. ................ ... ....... ...(t worth lik)
1 Lit Dlresas Shoes in hai and Congress........ .....or 1.45 worth L.',
1 Lit Elegant ](andadswi'l D)ress Shoes in (ingress and Hals. (t :.75 worth I.IK
1 Iit Elegant I)ougilo Ii)ren Shiies in ('ingress and itHula..... ... ... t ' it.)
I Ii Hleany Mail Carrier Shoes................. t2.SK. cili, firnwrly at $3.l3
1 1.) Fine Canvis Shoes.... .... ............. .. .i
1 LIt liuiher iole' Tennis Shoes ........ . ..
1f your curiosity will impelh you to Investigate our claims. your
Intelligence will compel you to acknowledge that the beat store for allis
A. NATHAN,
The One Price Clothier.
- --GQo TO-- -
PHIL KESSLER'S
For Bedroom and Parlor Sets Parlor, Dining and Kitchen Tables
Easy Chairs and itiickers Desks and Bokeases
Sideboards and Chieffoniers Hall and Hat Reaeks
Mattresses and Bedding Springs and Cots N ardail..'s and Culpboards
Curtain Poles and Sham Holders.
-- A Complete Line of--
HOUSE AND
Office Furniture.
r Agent for 0. W. Jackson in the following Pianos and Organs: Chicker
ing, Iverson & Pond. Behr Bros., Chase Bros., A. B. Chase, and Fisher
Strong & Clark, A. B. Chase, Chicago Cottage, Jackson. and Church.
small Instruments and Sheet Music Always on Hand.
Phil Kessler, 313 and 315 Central Ave., Great Falls, Mont.
1 NORTHWEST EXHIBITION 0F
NATIVE ANINALS AND BIRDS.
FREE TO EVERYBODY!
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