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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
LUME X. (iUE \'I' FALLS, MONTANA, SATURDAY MORNING, .JANUARY 9, 1892. NUMIBER 43
N athau,
THE
ONE-PRICE
LOTHIER,
tale Agent in Great Falls
( rall ýoods bearing; the trade
mark
MANHATTAN
The canhattan Shirts are uno elled 1
quality and make and none othert ap
mIh th em in tit, in fait they head in
itt line just as hate bearing the trade
ark
sepYrnaETE.
"in the !b:t line. 11ut (ills! m4 nu1ftr"
;.rý ý" . " ly try in intitute.
Our Fall Stock
1= mapni i Vle a" l t aml tLttmr
Lon at 1 Ire. \1a hmll I* 1n estrim-1
my to 1 g 1m Ih t the a the belt
;I 0;' .'d iaia'e aut lra ' a I i% l VerI da
cam;. Ila m owr iaatmnl hake
i tm I l contr-l in (l rmaat I'allsof ite
aun of 11maalattti ii that reatagaimZ
c;mIII itr te t I c i'. I I mmii
I. -01110 al d c ilb Il
Is I; aatfally yours.
A. NATHAN,
!:'I "entral Ave
Bach,
Cory
& Co.
Wholesale Grocers.
THE ONLY STRICTLY
GROCERY HOUSE IN
THIS PART OF MON
TANA.
We buy from the sa ne fact
ries and houses that the cast
ern jobbers do, and in much
larger quantities than some
of the so-called jobbers % ho
infest this country with their
grip and sell by sample.
OUR GOODS ARE HERE ON THE GROUND
Subject to inspection, and
are just as we represent them.
We are
NOT UOING A COMMISSION BUSINESS.
We can meet any legitimate
competition.
SOLDIERS COOLED THEM OFF,(
The Mob in SpringfilrI, Kansas, Are
Not So Anxious to
Fight.
They ('owaraly Slink Away Iefore
it Strong thuly of
Militia.
Strong Efilt-rt Will Be aInde to ('sil ht
IEvery Menmilr of the
.... aril.. \'. T~inst.
tPIrNGH.rdsa~. Kiun.. Jan. 7. The mso .
firs who arritivti hlre bast bight have
;gain gae tnontrititil an efflet, long si it'
t.ntnelut.ivi'ly proven, that a timb. tit utat
ttr hew tiurbultnt amp liawltt-s in tth'
abse~nv! of Iroops, arun beiomers torderly
aid law abiding ill their presence or v!lse
'eeks safety in flight. In till- present in
stance the latter effort is noticfnd, and
not a single nuieshr of tie tmob which
so cruelly muordert'd an flleer of thlli
town rensaineti to oppstie the state iii
litia in their work of bringing order nut
of uthats. Company It of the stittill- I
litia, under command it (tilt. litfler,
arriveit here last night trtu i is iti it
somse vacanlt storemo~ns. 'IThey had a
quietingg effect tin till. l'oulrary
to the report circulated freekl .Ind44
liiton dil not il ti e to sI rinatichi at
till. The judge iultaidles to openI trl
aijno urneart at to o,-lck this morninll
under tith' prott etit n l f Ii-li ma i i I l
'he project war aol~andt ucl ,tl he wieu
to 1't';!t to altltend the f~unetlt (if, ý'h' li
liann. .1 ti' oblorl: it,, t-i iii u
att iYi t let iii ili tluet hit '
.1 dge and to (-il .1
ite it.b it r lii t ihttie ittti tltt; l
.J. I t t:it efi r Ili fi;i' set titig e-tI itkrtif .
Ity hittett itt Ne Mitittlutptu tiit'I
ett to sin i i o Ne. i t h ti t it a ' uta t
tly, 1 taurtue nif1 otlt'tlx
triti uts ii tI jlit i-( ili' t.t1 t, t
ly hut ut iliti t l
\\tttig titI lte t . an .\ile.
i1t itbley law; \ utu i ttre Itit itthtitie
Inal su it;, dyitt
I;., Mit'lir of Xi ,'titllIti Authviiri,iiie
fu ut tti t'iti' l i nut li ;wads to tit
huyi' tii eklt'r mi f ill i i ,tikiuta li iatigl
the -t ergti aot-fiti i tte ot' Iit fe
r;i rofai rnlliphily.
1_ ltius nt"l l' tf W isce assiu Provbling
that itt h l. al ir tl's hereafter t oiin 'i
shill rir.a liin one iunta troy t r pure sit
ver and for tih free cotinge oter'of.
11y dosfeph of Newv Mex iii For thel
admission of New .Mexico as astate.
lyy Hauversen of Mirini a To ii ofix
freight rates on nill into rstatc railwaiys.
iny tidge of hlassachusett To regu
late ingoigration.
Ity hist of Illinois To reduce letter
aostgnge to 1 cent an ounce.
Ily tlue of Teorgianessee To repeal the
rMcKinley law; also to repeal the ohian
mail subsidy act.
on tMiller of tWisconsin tuthorizing
the secretary of the navy to hire i s-ll
is'rt number on vtsiuils to carry to
Itussing ll corriiutittsmade uysaitizens
of te tit ttied a dt ttle.
day .iekler of South Dakota Fixing
the minnuinut lr.t of it pension it t'l p,"r
monath.
Ity fierce of Tretnessee For the fret
coinage of silver.
B~y launbua of Texas For the irriva
tiont of finis. alss for the free. ciiinage of
silver, als.u i resolution directing th~
conmnsittee on judiciary to investigate um!
repxort whether the act of 1867l, whien
Iprovides that gold and silve~r bullion
brought to the mnints for coinage *,hall
be coined for the benefit of depositors.
is still in force.
Bty Tucker of Virginia To place bind
ing twine tin the free list.
By Ilonpkins of Illinois -For it branch
mint at Chicago. also to prevent specula
tion in gold and silver bullion, also to
prohibit national banks fromt acting as
agents of lottery companies.
B lount of Georgia entered a motion to
reconsider the vote by which the house
decided yesterday to indefinitely post
pone the senate joint resolution author
izing the secretary of the navy to trans
*port certain contributions to the suffer
ing poor of Russia.
The house then adjourned, till Mon
day.
Wa.hlsgton Noter.-apranger'ia /5ill.
'A5smNoiTroE, Jan. 7. Representative
Enloe of Tennoessee today introduced a
hill ahiending paragraph HItJ of a sched
ule of the tariff law so as to provide
that lead ores and lead dross shall pay a
duty of three quarters of a cent per
pound providing that ores containing
silver and lead in which the silver is
greater in value than the lead, shall be
considered silver ores and be admitted
free of duty.
S rretary Noble decided that the
charges of fraud and corruption against
P'almer. agent at Cheyenne triver Indian
agency, and Shoenfelt his clerk, are not
sustained. He does tind, however, that
inefficiency is shown, and in consequence
their resignations will soon be asked.
The comptroller of the currency today
appointed Lewis L. Lostetter of Iroquois
receiver of the Huron National bank, of
Huron, South D~akota.
The text of the free wool bill, drafted
by Chairman Springer of the ways and
means committee, but not yet introduced
in the house by him nor approved by a
majority of the ways and means com
mittee, has been given to the press.
Springer was at first reluctant to give
it out for publication in advance but
finally said, in view of the many
jonflicting siatenatii 5 a It in rit
gard to the bill. t11;t III. timnghtll
it might be best in order to ai' criti
citm to make utblia its proaitione. It
provides that after the lint :ila of .Jnui
ary. 1893. the foll wi lgr a rI,- when iim
ported shall le exa-mlpt frioin duty A
namely, ail wools, iair if iamiiii, giat.
alpaca, and other like aainaia:ls. atial all
wools on the skin, all nuils. tiop waste.
stubbing waste, roving waste.i-.rilg waste.
yia wiisfe, and woolen ragis. niugo. and
thiaks. The eitect of i-ectilata is t4. wipe
iat all except aid valoriaii duties tin 4
wisilan and worsted yarns.e' n clitihstaitwis.
knit fabrics, blanket.a, hats, anal fttantcle
of wool, wViiiniis i iii hialitens a tress
goods, coat linings, Italian4 cloths nold
gisids of aa similar a-htiaaeter. riaav-niade
clothing iial Wering ia ppaa i farei jlts.
itlishlis anil pile fatrias iaaiae piartly of
wool, lioaks, liualias. iackets, tbaa s. A
taters, iti.. xiitil.gs, garihigs. suiienid
ere, braces. li-taaus. hindings. briaids,
axalaiiis. fr laagas. giialp.-iras aiia tassels,
dress triaiiiiaimags. laiceas ul ea-iitideries,
heal nets anal buttons ie, ornuiiiants
amiia priiiiipallt of wool or worstedu.
ear .ts of all laiuds, druugaiels mail baik
iags. iiaat. raus. iiai-'i. and art t
- Inlares awls ata'' portiais of carpets or t
I arp'itis. 'dahrse xri lhat air known
its mlp,"lsalion dutiestIlomanufacturers 9
and hnn't'hcenlsenl thewr Is ing req uired It
to pay. utiuues Ii ruiw wool.
'To -lullut under paraigraph ::tsA of the
alea(inliy 11'1 is tis-al tii Stpringaar's hill
ait :iu piir aent aailraalara-ui. l'aaraigraphti
s,: I' iithe tiali-y art provalidi that t
woals ,uoil 1ina a' it the form of raping or
tops. nail all wadl aiiaal lair advanced iii
aaii manner heithu. n waiiheil ir s clreii i
co:a btlont not atiaaaiaillV for in auhlitian to il
t.-umpuiaausutry 'ultiits. shall he subject to; a
thll - iane du ui-s. iuu'ing froii Ili to .l It
ptr aent, as ara iaamposad upaaau inanufai
ill rares or wooailla aiaiiaiiy aria ed atar.
'lhi-s i, eu-aa ia ala-a to a r'l.a iaI.aia lii
sit s iaaiia4a naaat ry- duti t- al a , I0 tha
" a pii " ila oo 1ala9 . i1 a.1 a-il taii a
w(.1aiaal aii l x laaaa l t l , i al , in a a na a 1
tfutture ritia I iaaal pa al ax t aix l-a 1-a-.
Iini , .a.- . In ia.a of Il.
i iro ai i ii in thFa a''ail alai "aal y tiaala af l1
1:ur f1,1'11 'm i~. 1. 71 . 1, mll.il ( it thl
J uly .,. the. e:*. cI t t.it" r .I~n .. '. !'. _.
ia- -!aie iai I ra' la laii btill 11" I "
Iu hiI . itehli I . l a--a 1'. " i .- al a
sii hilaa ', i lt -Ir it . a--I- ' Itria ab I ii
a V i L il I i 1 ta 11 , ail. . a a-a;i-al
ap aaa aaaa ua .:a I 1. -a i I a I ala 101
fIl 'hlit "'1'IIIIu'led to its tlunar1nh!
ti c ala a a: thia %iaa th r til i.r n,
thorii l ia islsa e a I ala ireii a lil
illaI . f l.' .1:1 il pian1 I i-a ' i'
":1t h il l l 1ill
1 ;11 lub'i-' aa11 - ,ai- h nllaa l li "11" ;i . 1
1 wl al' II a a. o' Oh iir-i i '
tii-ii. ,a i a a iaa it floura ,lily eaui alt ala
Inu"i tiai-t prtac iaaa. owing to ia is
ailiasioai and liti' flit that justw" toa lila
iilportirs of aar ialas iailiii in sci tion i
af tla tairtila law requires that ruaasoaabal
antiaa shouldt e givali of thu j presidelnta
Intended actioni. i-icitar Illaine tlaaaiy
a' scut notes to the laiploiatii r. presi ta
tives lin ham ei-ay if .Aistrin, iluingaura,
tutx ('olu iia. l1la) ti. Niauraagua, lnaldurai .
Spain Iaar liliillapiiae islatnds) anl Veine
zueii informing theii that on the 1ith
of laarah next tl a president would issue
r sucia prnalauiation. Negotiations with
l'uratn aid Souii other countries hlaa'
raaihed suchi a stage as in the auaaiion tia t
tail opinion of thai presaient to warrant
tIli seiretiacr of siate in iaithlaling
nlicle ti tthimai or the proclaiiiation nf
titaing thwir aix uts. 'I ie iaala5s wal'a
11 iansiaiered aial sigi ediii t ilaiuie at his
n .esidence this afternoont.
\It . ilNT11 t o . .ill' . i . 1 ' I frIt lit. 'Jl'n
dinaltr freom Ktnslrl, toidy unlerltlof
ewnooM intsirtity work in 1tate11 outside
bit' to! of the allitnte. I l1 introduced
d bill of it porr Iy iliauti aflrn paternal
character to r. ltg ao luan iIy the nIt
1iMnal government oltf tilor of till ),.
INtrtKyI toie trlIpturple of Indiana. TlrI
preamble recites fo ti'he ploplt of In
diana are laboring under it aurde of
enormous interest (Iarges madet posi
bte gytelgreat ssttrciy of mtlney, the
direct result of legislation faloring cred
it-owning capitalistsi it.d hostile to tilhe
wage-earner and prtduier, resultlilg in
enflrcied mortgaging of 1 nnds in Ifdiatn
to such an extent as to threaten tilir
losi. Til hill itself authorizes the t f
retary of the treasury to issue treallurY
notes to the atrunt of Lthlil ithn M NIrI
dolledi. These notes to t lianed to nth
people of Indiana on Mortgages upon
their lands. Every on t who ilecepts it
loan of this description is to genre :t
promissory note for the amount n ndl htI
is limited in his borrowing to hlf of tine
cash v~luation of his land. To seconta
fair rate of interest on the money la.wd
the governor of the state is to collect It
semi annual tury of one per Brut. andt
turn it into the treasury. 1When tt 1
principal notes fall due if the ptown-airy
notes are unpat i the th nrtgagt will he
foreumsed and the land sly. If thtere is
no Sidder for the tract of iunt it is to he
bid in for the United States uat the
occupmnt bf i rlalted to Hanmin upon
it in consideration of the paynert of th
rental equal to ri tax i a mea r ent. A
safeguard upon the issue of the treasury
notes under the terms co the hill is pro
vided in a clause limiting their amount
to a total not exceeding $1toK per canitu
for the whole country and not less than
A.N) per capita for the whole population
of the state of Indiana.
Senator Hill of New York rt mained in
his seat for an hour after adjourbub tua
of the senate today. He was the object
of interest to the peple who then b id
entrance to the hall and was much dis
cussed and pointed at by little knots of
spectators who gathered in the rear of
the desks. lie occupied the steat for
mer) tilled by Senator Hampton of
South Carolina, in the last row on the
democratic side of the chamber. The
new senator received a measure of wel
come not usually accorded to newcomers
in a conservative senate, for not 0017
was he personally greeted by nearly a.
his democratic colleagues, but by many
republican senators.
TJE IRRIGATION CONVENTION.
An lrtannllt 1n Enee'ted and ilee'
Neeessary I imamittees Appointed
h%" the ('hair.
(eorge W. Irvin Makes it Rattlinti
Sie'eel in H' hiki'h lie 'lakec I'eeieu
lar Irenucd elie Irriuation.
A lliieinued City 31leen lalls 1tErlom a
Third-uI Iteus W idoeleew 1and
Still Lives.
HtEt.t:Nr. Menet.. .1teee. 7. Special to
the Twle NI . The representatirne triee
the several m'uln ties ile the state ait tle'
state urigation 'ccnentict was net ln
tirely complete but Ieeneuidecc were en leee1eel
to elake c11 i 'e repell'sentatice' ble ly of
clmen, eleractnu cll the ccnepatiens acl
professinee'. '!'hey met here in respon' t
t toaicall freeeee Cce:'reenr Toole, fer the
r pujeiee 1e'e takiecg l, nel ! enhatien) looking
te tie' Heuring eel ceiel lands to the state
fer ree'llecti '. This is in accordance
rwith te r'e'selutien eedepted at the irrigee
Stieet eO'eeress iM l ll hec1 liest summer.
at whiceh all lili states eeente territories
were I'e'l'r ee'letael. It is pe'ope sed to take
eunite'e t actjeee eee tateerialie' ('etngress
upjen the seijee't.
*1 te' poraryor nittion e'lee 'iiiet'e
by -leekin; e e I. hteiiser eheirnett
lael IIeeno I"" i 1 iee'le'rtae';'. Lienee.eine.
1(n1kcuL weirmum' lirte 1n wmber1 to the
eapitai ' n l ei eehe ! ' f tie' ccIte wed \e ti1'".1
e l e i ha' 1 .1 i t1 l r e t 1 ' s . t I ", . r t h e ei v e1
eehi 11u1 happy le i-gne r. 'I'i;te c rc
l' inib \ Iee e- '"11 H I-el'' c ae ph'. l
c r ,~ ' ,11-l h'en It ,11' e 1 e iej' 'll .r
Ieee--li el II.'' "11lili1e1 iee r1ild ee11 c1) I e
Ill'' ree ' gel dlil ,I e l' l l land-aije ele t
h.111.% Ii I Il' prepe' r I 1 c elll'
'late 'n ""I lu. 1.1.1. 'l' b ccli "' cl I' 1, ,
I'll Ii :l:''.'l' 1I ,',II I 1 14 ci :1' -I~ X1 Ill'! r. , I'
4.1111,: in n _,41 t.h : fie 1,i 11 I .
11,.'1 ln" rLh uuti 1d 1i1. 1 :c. tit. ill
'led 4 i ice 1 i not 14 1l1' u1 rih th, li
fee hI av n ' eel lllei'el t cengel: n
il Nry MI' l p~im"
', ~oe i lee nIlute eis.I i s ' 11,
e .dn ials 1, leh fll xe s:. i in o3 .eel
dl""h,;1/t' r1,1 , ash couunlt.
T'lle eunitleeleie''s as flane. M: elicoue
'' ' "'c, e iC-c . ' li pe ' : Park. 'r : .l: 1 1eie '
li ic le't' e. imiller ( .
11: 1. . Harris: .f"ellerson. I'.. 1:. lirooke:'
LI everh11mi.(len. .1. .\. Birwne: ('alter.
\ . It. '. Hliggiee : I eulluti..ie . .e l 'ee l:
lawec'oee. J. W. It. 3here: liDeer leeeeie.1e
I Le'ce'eenceeeee Lewis and Clarke. er . ).
VWee'd: aldison. Ie. (t). Ilie'Icknuee ellcee
stete, II. F. Shugart: Ferges. II. l.I
lisier: lMegher, W. I. Sietherlin: ('ic
teNee,.1. S. Patterson. 'r'Te -celt'ention
then edjeurncd until Itl liiele'k tlicrreW
' merlieg teegice the e'eeeeiitt'ee n re's
e li ie s t ci 're'dentials i cehanee to re
l pert.
.li iea., t at IHeluna.i
Iirii xi. lun.T. I perial to '111 1 14 .
Jaunos T. 'Ihainai s of lIjiaunnal ('ity.I
110nat.. fr11 fro,, it thir) ý;toryt n imnfl w of
the I rand (Central hoatl this morning.
brea.king all ain and ri-valvng other
injuries not niisiarily seratns. It wias
reiaad la, Sti. liatiri, hie pital heire
haic wounds14 wrr""e dre~ste,
1,,, rite . Iihi li.
Ni.%% Yialin. Ian. 7. The marriage of
! ('.l. Unliph ia tia t of l:ngland to Mrs.
.luanaill 1). Imherts va-s aai-hilted this
iftero. Si at :t a el-k in ('aii ry church
in Fiourth avenue. The ceemiany was
parforieia by the Rev. I)r. Henry Y.
| -atter ii.assisted by Iiev. D r. Endicatt
Pxeiaxaly.
Sr. Levis. .Jan. 7. .1 special from
Eagle Piaass, 'ex., says: It was reportid
i here today that the troops ran upon)i
(iarza's men this iaorning between ti n
anti Larido ani were defeated. No pir
ticulars to be had.
Two IHundirei Minu4., it EnliiisiIed.
McAisi'ra-: 1. 1'.. Jan. 7. About 7
oelock this evening all explosion or
curred at mine No. 11 coal hiaft, pi r
ated by the Sage Coal and M ining sain
pany. near Krebs. Ueports say ihout
_411) men are entombed at this writing.
No particulars rai he learned as to the
eanse if the explosion.
A Nrekiae iiai.,.
It.aYvI lI:, La...lain. 7. -The jail bane
was forcibly entered by a iob lust night
and L. N. I)ibaarnon anal ('ol. l ester
lynched for the muriler of ii *ewishl ped
lar a week ago.
Fight With oti.nwn.
Auiav.ON, Kas., Jan. 7. in a running
light with outlaws this evening it is
known four nmn were killed. The num
ber wounded is not known.
The itlsimoaure lailors' Amsir.
Vnu.bIao, Cal., Jun. 7. -The investiga
tion into the assault on the Blaltimore
sailors in Valparaisa began this morning
at Mtare island in the presence of .1 ualge
Advocate (ieneral Rlemy, United States
District Attorney Uarrir anti United
States Commissioner J. S. llanley.
Remy conducted the investigation.
John W. Talbot, apprentice on the
Baltimore was the first witness. lie
claimed the assault was entirely un
provoked.
Insure your houns with Phil Gibson.
Hot rosat beet lunch from 11 p. m
until 2 a. m. at the Hoffman.
INVENTORY SALE!
In Ord er to Reduce Our Large Stock
preparatory to our Annual Invoicing we
shall inaugurate a
GRAND=
,*CLEARANCE*
ALL LINES OF
DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
DRAPERIES, and
BOOTS AND SHOES
WILL BE REDUCED IN PRICES.
JOE CONRAD.
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