The weekly tribune. [volume], November 28, 1891, Morning, Image 3

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HOLIDAY- -- GOODS
,Jm BUY NOW.
This is a good time to buy your Holiday Presents.
Everything in that class of goods is niw complete as
far as assortment goes and lines are unbroken.
Why wouldn't a pretty Silk Vest be a pretty pres
ent for your husband or brother. They are very sty
lish and dressy. Or a dozen of pretty Linen or Silk
Initial Handkerchiefs Or a handsome little assort
ment of Neckties. We have just opened the prettiest
line of new Neckwear ever opened in Great Falls.
Yours for trade,
TI E BOSTON
SMEXICAH FILIBUSTEREBIS
\\11hatI \ ill t'o e I.
of it '
'liey't Hit lt FaIis Fnatial
Follower.s Revolts.
totldnit Ili.istl in lBrooklvyn Sulb
lelrginl SNeven Ltint&'ert Gtails
-railling Adds Hot ruo.
'itlliurtuerl Inl i Mexi.o.
is'lli ION, Nov. 21. Senor iR...lll lro.
.'\ 1iann minister. called l'resi dlnt
z's attention to the Brownsville aind
S.nttnio telegral s recently pub
,I ii lh. papers to the etTeet that
varin, her;t was heading a revolution
orthrr Me-xiico which was supposed
on ti e inirease. lnoor Ilimero is
ay in receipt of a enhlegra lni froim
D. iaz hof which the following in an
ract:
Catarin (lt arza organized in the ter
ry of the United States in violation
their laws an armed hand of about
hty I wn. As the boundary line is so
enaive he was able to cross at a place
re there were no troops, ant while
- and some armed ranch men started
pursuit, lie robbed the unprotected
ages hte found on his way during the
t} or forty hours which he remained
Mexican territory and crossed over
Rio Grande river into Texas without
ng molested or interfered with by the
per authorities of the United States.
and a few of his men are now teor
izing and recruiting on two ranches
Texas near the frontier, and so far
bout any interference from anybody.
rza never stopped to tight his pursuers.
e one killed and few wounded he
i were shot in their backs while run
g at full speed.
UPtIRINO IN IPERIA.
* Msahlnations of ia High Prlent Cause
a Revolt.
LsN.xl,. Nov. 21. -A dispatch from
heran, the capital of Persia. etattes
at tiIh rmjtahid or high priest of the
iah sect which is the predominant re
iotIs sect of the country, its followers
unabring nearly 7,(NtK.(Nt), recentlv
,iei:ted a revolt in Manzerrndan it prov
e III northern Peresia. Tilrt govern
eat took prompt ameasures to suppress
e revlIt and a ibody of traipus ryas d is
atheed to restore order and to place the
igh iriest under arrest. The relbels
err plrepred. however, andt maIte a
etrrlirnedi resistanrce against the Shah's
sitrs. 'IThey entrncael d thelmselves in
Strollng position nd it a hng contrstetiI
nil dlesper.rte battle ensued. T'll- rebels
'.re finally defeated. Inot, I )wev'er. ln
ia li,, hIundred of their number had
leeu killed. The Iss of troopI was "_t
rllitl. .1 large number of rebels were
klken prisoners and it is erxpected sum
nary justice will bie meted out to them.
IYnI thle prisoners is tih high priest
, wlorse mIacllinations the whole trouble
he dflue.
I'RACTICA ILL (ONE.
thel Allial e and rarmtuer Mutual l Rene.
lit Assoclation Have A snlllg.ntate.d.
Isl.lm cNAs s, Nov. 21. The alliance
ad F"armers' Mutual Beneitlt asseriation
re practically atualgamated, though
ach has refused to adopt resolutions
'-king to a consolidation. But the two
rganizations are just as tirmly united
8 it the formal resolutions had Ieen
lopted. The arrangement lohoks to a
liSappearance of the Fuarers' Mutual
len.eft association before its next iln
eonal meeting. Last night and today
Ie alliance has been initiatingr into its
eambbership many of thie ullt prouni
ent members of the Fuarmers' Mutual
lenetit association. T'leset are to1 go
a"k to their homes to proserlyte mrlllong
uhlodges. The alliance agreedr toadlnit
ublodges of the Farmiers' Mutual lihn
lit aessociation Intor the alliiance ulari thi
ayment of $1 for blink.
It is expected that Ibefore the tinle for
he next annuanl eeting of thte l I'tarmersr'
tutual Berelit association nearIly aIll the
riges will harve joined trhe r lhunce.
.arge numbers of delegates to all or -
cations have alrentd left tl ei city. aniI it
I thoughit the suprere' counrr deidrhtd
nt to longrr iarmrit staite agt1s1 tro :at
e numbers of tht oerur1ril. Thlis is re
arded as an evirlhn1e that Itir litefor1nl
'reei asscriation'ls rhlanrges IgIllilnst stlate
cnts are to Ie ilnvestigaterd lby tilt, sl
reme council.
met .li l 'Itrat n It ! tf. 4 i. l Ie- w s
.id 1 til l HI. (ull l llll 1,1 i 1ti illll .ll L * lli' I
Lnuse t Io blowsi ght I llg till s a'rated.
Bitter I! litical felling over t. i ,'ll.leet
\elctiiln when IihI- l ,I, I1 VaLd, I iate wasill
defeatedll i for conuniss onllr andl I law $sit
relported yelstllerday. caused t'illh 11.lnou
Ir. The parties wore formerly political
Iriends lIt (4lllare now iwrln nmili esll .
'Navigationl has been closedll I on Ivile
iAII(I. 311311 ILL 33'Hil01 llll (Ht111 11113 ll "i h litlj L
Llle and the mlail is lnow heoin l ,irries.
by staige.
Jury DIhsaree.
P ,l l..l:. S. D)., Nov. :'1. Th'll jury in
the case ilLinst 'TL'uched." lI nepi1111 fI1'
Ilull m(host. flor attemptnll g l, kill
iWoIoden hllrn iat 3ltlephii Iission L(lilt
August while digging a grace. rlturd
a verdict of disugrllementll. It ' as . ill
IlL. trilIed again lt Ni oni, F, lls ill il
ember.
The jury ill tlhe cas, ilgLlillt Itlirneii
'ITrll rse . I.llr selli g whi skL y tL an1 II lnlnl
alliei Spotted (' rIL ow LsIle is .uI rlei.Li.
l)ilih eriii I, 1:,Id4 1 ii .
\LI,.lLl.ll ,. 8. . I).. No.. . 21. Il]ll it
eria haIL gainil bIlroken ,ilt. Thi areL
are numerous cases idILrI!lil tLLwo detlhl., h'ave
(LLeLurrdl. TILe conllgrlegati1onal minister
and Imost or the IIatlinig lIphysillaLns ire
uaiongst those under 01uraiiltine. The
SUlperitntendent of ealth ordered'lL thell'
schools closl.ed and thie) hailt been closeI
until the tirrt Mondiay in ,lalnuiiry.
A fuel famine hes been thrIoitelingi
the town for the lpast two weeks. ,e.r
1some reason woild deailers Ilhave not beepj
able to supply the demiand landi very few
of the people are furnisihed with coal
burners. The price is getting high
which will cause considerable sutffering
among the piooirer lasses,.
An ilumprtant Suit Decadied.
III I.l.snoli. .N. I).. Nov. 2!1. After ian
all night session the jury in the case Iof
W. J. Contrail against t)r. Ileorge Me
fain, brought to recover 81$tl.00k). for al
leged malpractice, brought in a verdict
for the defendant. The suit has been
the most important of the kind over
tried in the state and attrlacted the pres
ence of leading physiciansl frolm ilnearly
every town.
Judllge MeConnel adjLiourned iL district
cllurt today. . .
.{n Inlani Not a I.egal Ilonnlmani.
Ptlen.l:, .. D., Nov. 21. Judge Edger
ton olf the United Statisl ctlirt gav\e to
personitl opinion yesterl day in the crili
,al trial of "Touched," that lie did not,
believe an Indian not it citizen wa.s i
Igial bondamian for ianothler Indian
charged with u crime. In ai privaute in
terview lie sta tItatd that anll ndian hs t
Lget thle conseniit ftiro"t anli agent to sell hisi
live stock and the' cunsllnti of th1e uigenllt
for an Indian to Ihe bail for ullolther is till
irt t If the governmuient alnd wouhl i IIthi
i ilac ihe gtood and thtt witlhouit it Ill i
wot thlh s.
Ii H{' uldn't {ttirk.
LI,.x u.r;olv'm. Nov."21. 'Prof'. l i, bert I..
Ihveynolla. whoil has been it studlllent andl
pr'ofitessor in various colleges in this .'ity.
was arrestedl here todayl under Ipe)lillt
circulnmstances by United States Ieplty
Marshial D)aniels on tile charge of blalck
mailing. Prof. Reynolds is a younllg anluli
of excellent habits and is highly respect
ed in Legington and G(lausgw. his hIon .
He is not twenty years of age. lie hai
been in Lexington about twiyears iand is
inclined to be a practical joker.
About six monthlls g I e answerid
the advertisemllent of a niman in
Kansas City which was published in the
'I'ranscerilpt. a morning paper in this city.
it'he name of the Kansas City manlil wils
Johlin Wheat, a rich widower. lIte of
llourlb.i counlty. Kentucky. who wanted
it wife. \Wheat wrote loving letters and
sent his phot.ogzralph to hllynolds. Finally
thte lliatter wrote to lihe Ialitlt lie wai s
nIwspaplitlltr rI.eporter alnd wouII I ilat llhe
stIlt.h "sh" itoinlvy. \'hliat inever in
swerel this llhther Iilland ilb i .hl.s never
hlard :iything until thlay whet ho
ei u ti it," onu itlh " hli , h.
Ili th't direction ~ " ,ln' r U . . chair
I'111 l. issi i l ' i r.lll| I' aI ; .! .i o f" t th.I.
[0CTATGR FI SECCA RESIGSI
'Jh l. (tl@plu ilions to 1!h , t.nme ".lra' ll
So olml'lllill.ill. :l l ''llln'Tl'ur .. lin:
I th;I I ' h i" l i .. 11 ;11 t.
ihie Retire in Fitor 4'of the 1i . I'lie ''
i' the PIl'vi.iaii nll i u 'rl t ii
il i I et'i . II I itiii ltt e.
r;ll it hi \etle inill PrIe hatl i l \No iii
t di ltii.i r ns it' 4 lii toioiusl Ili.. lirde'
Ilcllu Iiuiihere, tMni .,'l .l s i te111 i1u lr.i. of
itte l iitiinir l hi-t k aiirn. I lt is not l hl
lie..e.th at Ii, will lhie ierllilitt nl to I)it
lirut l'e is in sy in uu;ll:y with tlli idlla
fi'rce i t.o brleok tl. le rs t lllirderis
retei l l ht the gi terli|.i . f lr i li, it eiiuh
Iici le Juneirto is in .1 stu'it of erat -he
'itutnt, I.,ut no h ' pi' uts hae' % i. ,Ie b n H.
11. tihat i risun llo, isl thaw t v lh. ilri i
flwas sof. uttin ii toh l. r thel iliili nse ii
tiee i t lll ki su sst lihus inUlle. l' it. r t ire
hliui I mi vd hulv is H si int erestd in
iuthority. tut Ietirili ,1' resignlnllllg "is
wut callnd it heil l d vcloid that he did ha n
frini r o.f Ilorin, P.ihiotto, vice president
rll iii chiefs i f ti roll, lirliiil g.visional lernit
nent of which i'Fns. wiii the healii.
iWhthr thlike ipposi tin will conit ent
to allow leixitiuto, about whom little is
kn\own hlere, ilto assume the leadlership of
the state li not knot I iwn. It is not hl,
li eved thlat he will ihe permlittuu to ait
li chief executivi e even temporalrily un
less itte il irn syliiithy with the ideasi
aniil principles ofi i the leaders ofi todayl'
revoluiitiionary movemehiiiiint.
Rio de .uineiroi is in state of grat ex
citeellnt, but no reiorts have ionte its
yet indicating moll law or serious disor
der. The uprising, however, had the ef
feet of putting i stop fur the time being
to ill kiids of business. Exchanges are
hluded and eve'r bixly is so interested in
watching politival develophnants that no
thought is given to coiinaereial pursuits
or business elemhlnts. The news that
.,nseeli had resigned spread through tlhie
.itv like wild fire. Iverywhere it i s
r,.ceived with entlusinatic cl.litrs al llan
wi.tnh ltii n of sltlisfietiol. The prov
inies have not %lt ,..`en heard from. but
it is bilieh,'d from alvices hitherto re
,.,,ived in regard to Itlih. groing opposi
fioln throughout t. llohntry toh Foseai'
suprilna 'y that thl i., .w of lit idolinfall
Hill e.tirywhere Ie receiv' . l with the
Iliull- satisfaction as i t the , apilal. 'h'hi
ir.\v llution at I0i,,I, n.I;inlyi.l (,I b e.le
It :l n.ilplis.h iI.
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d HOLIDAY-('OODS (
BUY NOW. .,
A word with you in reference to a n.w Suit oi
S Clothes or Overcoat.
We show a beautiful line of tailor-made Black W
" * Garments for nice wear in Cutaway Frocks, double
breasted Sack Coats, with double-breasted Vests in
elegant effects, made as well as it is possible to make
S them by first-class tailors and at prices that will as
tonish you.
We have just opened a genuine English Clay Black __
Worsted Cutaway Suit, which beyond doubt are the
prettiest as well as the best wearing garments tor
dress wear one can get. We show them with the best
of silk trimming for fromn $25 to $30. Don't fail to ;.ook
our! stock, over before buying.
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.:.Al etitt.ln . Ilbt nrest llltn i1tl n tlno.I1it pt e it'"si
THE CASCADE BANK
(IFl (!ltEAT FAIl.S. 3MONT.
hue1r April t, l"+.I, I
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I 'ilit;A l .. . . . . ...........r .........n i n t11
.urlplu ..... .......... ........ 1Fi.. . LlllJ
. Aki ... .. ........ ....I'r idlrt
cti e awi tr ...or . i in't Ieri.sills n
F.Capital j tkid up..... .. ........ .*'ltnhIhr
WVll. .ht lhr. ......... . ... A P-:it ali r tI'li.er
4. It. :lkinsul, i. I i'. ,tlit-f .
de .Ausr-tint . .Ii !. I) Ih.,
It.It.rti Switzeb r, Jitrit L/,nlni.
A gKntrtl Ittntking itillsilts-o t nt'ol ,tIi. . IIr
sn uit dl om stwcl tlll tillltndl1.sLil r -. i
TdE SECURITY BANK
OFI" GREAT FALl.S,. .M1.'1'.
{V. M W ei.,t(.r .................... P· ris ,nt
iliibrt Hlunkeu ker.. . . \.... Vio l'rncident
N. A. Webster .............................(ashie-r
;t U.rOR:I
1.8. Pillsbury, H. O. ('bowen.
itolt. Hlxnkenlbker, W. A. Webster,
A. W. Kingsbory, ('.M. Webster.
Frank C:oumbl. J. H. Jobnumn.
Andrew Jensen.
Active accounts Poli)ticl- . Interest lallld o
time delmlits. Direct draflt iseittd on all the
principal cities of Euroue.
THE IERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF GREAT FALLS, .MONT.
Capital paid np .................. .......... $ P00 )
Will Hank ...................... Presldent
Will, Uh .. .............. ............ hicu President
'haa .. D). \lilt ... ...... ......... ...... ('. a hier
III ItIOTRIiR:
B. It. (Clinhmn. !. I. Rolfe.
A. Nathan, Win. Albrecht,
U. H. Chunrchill. A. F. luulewnry.
,. H. Anstin, N. N. LDickey,
It. It. IHutchkisbG Julhu Hinelair.
A genera| ulhxkini bulnillues t riinel(ttl. Fuir
Oign and domestic e·.uhlnlnneo lnt.'r,,.t on timie
deposits.
THE NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF (GILE.T FALLS, MONT.
S'.rn er, Th- ir ,t Noti onn l alnk of
t'plitualid . ul irplhi ........... .. .$11,ltiA.ai
W. iAhlri. r....... . . n 'te hl.ite
I .. A;. itk~~u rtul.. .............. .. . .a I'FL hlt. r
it. i. It II.... ......... . . \ ..t (whi. r
Any hno.inemu it., Ih t..tkitug lit.n tral.tritlt ,
I ll 'ch, CIory,' A (1'l...'. l.:."w Jllhuihh'I1 'llt.it.,
Park hotel.
QREAT FALLS NATIONAL BANK. -
I'apitalll ....... . . . . . . .. .a. '*,+
Ford .. . . . . . . ' i. it
e:. (.. Macla . ...··... .. ......Vi.. I r.t.+l'jlellt
1). L. Trlcy .............. ....... .r.... .. hi+,r
Mattthew l Ihlnn ........ .. ...t.. eal .ut
(F'illaleo W. tr IF...... ...... ,lhter l.tntlh.r l 'ou
Vraltk F. ur ..... .. . ( .Asy & l'0,
jhu.Itle L. Henry . . . . ....... ... eal ,Mtt.
,,hn T. lulrlh. \ . .... ...... ... .... ..H..l hh a
D)avid F. Wilpmou . ......... . . . to)tknllllu
l tillian t Mt teltlr ... . .. li.l:'!e Ml,,. Netilisrt
J. I'. ituwer ............... n ht' kloa.n of Statlfor.l
Trnn tact I gttlrl battlking bnhullutes. ltant
.rehanoti ,n llriipll .itlets of I th Unite'.
Siltoat an i Kutlltir. tlrea tl i till lilll n ied.
BANK OF SAND COULEE,
nhANI) t'tUlnUEE. Mto'l'.
N n'. 1 u. W in+t . .. ............. w'r , cidn t
J N. WeIlI ............ .. i.ic,,-l'r i nt
pl ,'I ite.T tF t'i -
A. K.'. l i l,' ,."rrtl.t.u |,. I t.]'h."t`ll.m
(i. Ii. tt n t , Nat tllI t lin.
l st . lli lltF rtA ntttry. will r n i -
rail twll rI ttiit uliir ji t It 'o timl It t .
,rltge. it i ,ther" Iai .g l ihetwtt- nitih ,
th .The (i relt No rthern r ll .' as lint
tsion t o thPu otailk. elam; the ill i." be |','lik
i' l hiutlte lll llt. t (rmtl'n . nt l t inth.r lu :,k
thie shoi rtest tirilltS'iulllltl ntil ln .
W I I IN \.CC ,t a cmlletit,"r ppIing in thel ;tbc ,, 'r ile attitinmd
andl ith at hCltJcritical lear Jprlate ;tbout cliha, iood,. wC,
gr tb ,,11r little hattcht't at once and ,make fr hi; sculp. I'Ictallh,=l
cally p1c;Iakin ,;ln d n1 ver let up till wCe cLll)ture it, tu,, in an IlntuI t
J)lusie t.s.; NVI. No Iilisrepresel ltation 1; IlI'r ',ne ar\'. W e , ;n to; t 'h
price. th;at Im- cre~it lit csti..il.,ntt cannot aIplrc ach. \\'t":y? l;
cal,-e %% \ y' ) ;l\,p t cash for noul" and act boltom Io)(r ' N 11'
chl;ses. T 'hlat 1. t t n I I a lln ;a d t \isIt to o,', "totr' w'ill I.,o., it.
* WE HAVE ITI *
FIr(m nl i\\ i il .l. uarl I; la It, I l;-). )on (.V\'u rn s d ,i ,' w lorth ofi (
hli e the r tt"iti l', li, liu lt liu" \\rill I:be entitledl to thil fllu, ini ::
In tilcktet gets you o11 Ito:,er lr.' Silvr . ih . ntr Shell. w ,rth 1.::13.
I0 tickets gets you one I,,g.er lr,..' Silver Napkin :ile. worth el.2.,.
13 tickets getls you - e ltHger li.ris. Silver ltuttil Knii,,. rtlh i r '_l l .
a I i.kets gets you l .n Alarmi Cl( 'k, worth .2.-(1.
:'; tickets gets you ni e seit ltoger liros.' ilver J'usplou~sw. 'rh $13.:0.
1(0 tickets gets you one set Io,wr brou.'s Hilver Knives al I"Forks, worth S$..0
We hate many other useful articles in Silhvrwvare that you can
have, if preferred,I of equal value. I)o not fail to avail yourself of
this grand offer. Remember you pay no more for vyour goods. We
simply take this means of adlvertising our busines.,. We guaranter
to .a\ve you 2o per ce'nt oni your fall purchase.,, asi.o, fron giving you
these elegant presents. Spend your dollars with iu. You will havr
ten ticket, before you know it.
Our line of D)rcss Goods, Millinery, Cloaks, Iots and Shoes.
Notions. Ilosiery, etc., etc., never was more ccompllete.-. Come and
sn. NEW\ YORK CASHI BAZAAR.
BeoKon & Ahrens, Props.
,i, 'I'HANKS TO Tliii LORI), B [T GO TO
EATON .. & .. CHAMBERS,
For Good 'Thin rs For Thankzgiving I)inner !
JUST RECEIVED
GREEN VEGETABLES.
Lettuce Radishes Green Onions Parsley
Cucumbers Celery Cranberri. s
Sweet Potatoes Hubbard Squash Pumpki is
\n fr aeusnin ~li 1Ifra h.. T al -.
FRUITS.
Mexican and Florida Oranges Malaga Grapes
Apples Figs Malaga Raisins Candied
Orange Peel Citron Lemon Peel Seed.
less Raisins Dried Pitted Cherries Dried
Red Raspberries Etc.
)rit.l d si t.alllll i I llruit of Ia:v4r. \' rh t
NUTS. ETC.
Filberts Brazils Pecans Almonds F nglish
Walnuts Shellbarks Pop Corn ttc
New England Home-Made Mince Meat.
Cenuine Sweet Apple Cider.
FRESH OYSTERS Received Daily Direct From Bal
timore and New York.
Fancy Corn Fed Minnesota Turkeys and Chickens.
APPLE BUTTER, Choice Dairy Butter
and Fresh Ranch Eggs.
EATON & CHAMBERS, 411 'entral Av. Telephlne 156.
Great Falls Pin e Brick V lr;1
To parties aishin. to b..u z, o'h r a brick that for co ,r ,i dur.:
lunlequalled byl anr other yard .:I Montrana. \e are also prelared ti , t
anad contract for lI kiinds of brick buillingi We itite a cl.se i, '
work and material, and the public will tint' ur prices the lowest a,' . '
factory.
McKAY C"S8