The weekly tribune. [volume], February 27, 1892, Morning, Image 1

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TRIBUNE. ONE WEEKLY
gy)IE X. FALLS, MONTANA. 1ATI'' I{IIAY MORNINGT(, 1'lHItUAIRY 27, 1892. NUMHEIIR 7.
ices Lover ntai Ever
e bea to anutitne that we are now
tell in our new, light. and spacious
corner First avenue south and
street, where we will be pleateit to
ur patrone.
e i n truthfully say that our stuck
comprises the prettiest, most stylish
ell ias the largest assortment eoer
u in (,ret Palls. and at lower
is thin ever before otfir d here.
)ten's It ye' and C'hildren a u"i
Uveritits we show a btnutitil line
w noretties goods itntde from the
of ionterial and iiide fur wear.
'It :iitiit but Five esitre ati faction
e pruchaser.
r tines of new eileits ii t kits' Fur
ingt aids are uew and comprise thti
t iltings ii this detart aent.
Html Wi can show you thfl nweist
ins., bttltks anil styilvt the spring
et atfords. Our self-tonformini
hats is the latest "Kntx." "*unlttiit
"IHarriugton" shapes are beau ti-o.
can he hwtl for ai-out title half the
a Knoo would 1151.
e have just opened a new hipniwnt
e thauti ewedt ;hoes in Kangaroo,
ch ('lf indl (i'oruuvunu, wshict ire
ties aid the curru t thing in ilog:uit
a fito- aii.
trial tonu . fl W' are u-i
d that ws rtu hl litiou traiut.
Yours for trade
THE BOSTON,
(lthuline and Shoe I mtui
acli,
Cory
& 1o.i
holesale Grocers.
E ONLY STRICTLY
ROCERY HOUSE IN
HIS PART OF MON
ANA.
e buy from the same facto
es and houses that the east
fn jobbers do, and in much
rger quantities than some
f the so-called jobbers who
fest this country with their
rip and sell by sample.
8000S ARE HERE ON THE OROUND
ubject to inspection, and
e just as we represent them.
e are
D00NS A COMMISSION BUSINESS.
e can meet any legitimate
Upetition.
IT ACCOMP1ISHES NOTHING,
'Ihle Iattceelie 11.1 int Vt ec-leegtont to
JusIticee.
.Andi elteie 'I hint oni Mfantete *t
icSi. l l l, I. t'.. ci '
1.1';111," l' tIII fi t 11~' i r l"1' s tt l i i ll '.:
cvii cr~e ttiiiiw c1iitcllniint Li 't 1,1w 1.1~
ti tl" l! (I Iii i IG i ',i. titlj4 I lii ii :iF '. Fliti"
uteri it. 1111 o-nlut " el 11. iil S
'1oneyt u"nit th t e, are iitw i n tcru"I'utity cii
1~iiDI tie taI~uetIet lieee1 ivltiu rti~l' Frine.
cot urle teita cii itt: nri orchtin
tiueileeie Thaitercee are lin ellior of ctiie
.t oney eleny ithat wei arc nlebyop
ii?'t the jielt isli'iciii which will drivei
iliiticimel u iiie elf ic t'a II F e titlc tiot*
!h tuiljietiii TL ilit jllt~i ~eci to Ito vilo
ilr th general biii rS inutra unI2
fli theic jivti FlltI ctii icc-ti tout ijicuc lcc
1til itiiti Ii, tt~i c 4 ccci e u 'Itttul r"
cit WyiF unil eth.'nst i-to ils titlit tcc
ii cti jnice i isci liiin tl nun I t' iULL Oitl
'C h. (dl toity. i i t \t'1' i lil yo 'lck ii
tL1 i tho eu iieui t ee' I ciiit ir . Xtti uce-ub~ t'
ft. iii etcili'. eIiii th is ii ile", liicrre i ;ii
It was alc U a i lecivt- i t nibl.'ngtC
Ifatica-t sloly. Fu tht it icitS oe loici -
(';llt 4 th t iciF'u: toi Dil. tii c t ci Ith
tict uucrus~ w:. c1itccl It'ne
Ifo hurtler it Snttit if-' icciii;c ili tlci
cclioltt ci iii ur tcccci b. licilcir ann
cci I'"wdy:".l'i iii o".:, cliiih~
for I cloy t ivf cccii Cal-- tie: titlet'
titicc tlferceucr'. .\l iii. liii" I tic" teni
icic llt iiiit clit cii 'ii c I i :tt fit I !11
c.i: Fci.lin i1 1cc 1 clpioI It i~l ll it l
,1(l "1tiel ii' 1 I")' 'ellc :F \iii ii i - ic I'l
u l i cc. 1 iii" 1:1 ,1 t ecc. ., ,I i if
itl ,i tnt c1i ht i ulit cI ;In t ll' fI r t Il
Liu uiii. lIn scIii . ": ii th ipi
ii;ra iit u t oi;" I li ii i - icc t t"
II i-irn'., iicc " dil l i Inica t e icilic I
ticFp~.1 (liti .1.I-n <cliii L"ittle,
Fit celiFllF' t I iti ti ; , i cc-~e .1 Ih;t t ic l. r'1
Flciltl h.iii e 1 tol:i'i Ii ti t' .Iti~~ ii " I .
iiiiiii ii FiciciehlI .i nsii~ t 1111 uiiiiiiiiiiitl
(of eicecFliii lii fi..cic iiiiui biti lll.
OF 1ha >Ielly 111e I1' t (e 001161 t 01111.
ti ntim of .11iwatil l, thi I 10[ if t t'e
lutiun inlstructini' the e arlanlithe~ e n
rules to bring hi a s 1"e' 1! order txing
Marc-h 2"i as the date it, whe'1h the silver
bill Should Is taken up. diiicu s.ied aniii
kept up hefire te i house uiitil 111xlly
noteid on. Agatinist thi', resolution Wari
ner, of New fiirk. rube I a point of order
elaining that under the call in responiei
to which members were present the reso
lution could nat be considered. TIe
point of order was promptly overruled.
Speeches were muadi by BIlind, I3r3 an.
of Nebraska, Fowler of New Jersey. arn
Hooker of Mississippi in favor of til
Ilsland resolution. Williamis of Massa
chusetts spoke in opposition of the rev
lution, declaring disaster to the deiuo
cratic party in the east. Willch of ion
necticut, Lynch of Wisconsin, English of
New Jersey and McKinney of New
Hampshire made speeches agatinut the
restitution.
The debate grow somewhat tiresuile.
and as it was evident any conclusion
reached would not be binding, members
were in favor of adjournment. Datea of
Alabama, free coanage man, therefore
moved to adjourn. A splat i ceurred
among the free coinage Inca over the mi
tion to adjourn. some favoring the cau
cus adoption of the Bland resolution. It
was, however. finally decided to adjourn.
8 to jai. The result of the caucus seems
to be that the silver question is left just
about where at was before the caurns
was called.
This leaves the matter with the rules
coaumittee to decide whether or not a
special order shall be brought in. Meni
tiers of the committee have assured sil
ver men such order will be made, and
then all members of the house are free
to vote as they see fit oii the adoption of
the report of the rules coumnittee.
Peteaagr-w'. RIrslulasaa.
W mualatsroN, Feb. 2V. Senator Petti
grew today presented a concurrent reso
lutiin providing for the printing of 5,0I01
copies of a manuscript entitled "Certain
Climatic Features of the Two Dakotas."
collected and prepared under the direc
tion of the chdu of the weather bureaa.
Two thousaaut of these are to be distrih
uted in North and South aakota.
.% a st lmig Fliatic Event.
NNW ()ttae.1NS, Fal). 271 - The change
of dute for the ltyan-Needhiim contest
from March to Fuh. _ t by the manage
ment of the Mltetropolitan club meets
with favor among the sporting fraternity.
The audience to wituess this great wel
ter-weight contest will contaii more
noted sporting ian I tuain i ei eoiire
gated at the ring side in this city. The
excitement over the contest is b-couling
more generally noticeaile, and tunch|
money is being wagered on the result.
the odds being about eveaap
1I1V 1 11 I It 1.1 1, ltitei*.
IQuaie liis %"Ildes tel l : .,, 1 ,,,ens Iner e m n
Will Int ser 1.e n". minue'.
WVAsiit x ,ro, F.It : fii ot the
questions settled at the .4-i-nt eonferente
between the capital ionini I itntirt iull
Secretary bhttine and (ener al ioter.
representing the United States. was in
regard to the establishment of the
boundary line between Alaska and Brit
;s ob olumbia. An unreetnwat was also
rieaihed for a more tietinite miarkiig if
the water houndari,'s in front of ndl aI
jue'ent to the olty' of 1Eastport. Maine,
with the view to aval i\ further
trouble on the' subhjret of the fishing
tiritthts of anaUa toti the i-l-er itl tnites
ti that loei ality I t ttae ha'r Ite i that at n
i1,bt ';tion:*I renusumis.-io !-ha bi In
i:I p ti r ityi t i eat ii r iii i- let e t am r- tita
tthusidwhieh itt; ac a i1e
I it stt t hs isVt e.tl It.it ti re e mtt.itii
t itit .t 1 ýtttit itt lir t -itt :iu e t 'l ' b th l twing
int th'! p11 4ol4i4-t ott ruiitetttf tit r fr
-kbil. inn unif'or~lil o t'i o-e .+.sods
nlth r t w .it s t fi, I th. prt sersatiot
it it-i'i.w i "i of fish. Atll amirai le tut
ha its alinig ins also rei chei i for rei i
protity ter rrvie in 11es of tre-ks .nt
" uisag." ,. tln* lakeis.
The Inttitta d'let- tua ill congress
`' i h -a iie- i - toda tila the r-i ilt is
di:.conrugin;: to the antistilver mten. The
opponents of free silver h~avo been look
ing to .I ynuC of tiit eeegation with
.considerable hope as it strong d4iilmcrat
whi would rally to his support quite i
little strength en inity proposition to
paostpmie the vote oil the free costnage
bill until the' next session. It has, len
istated that after the silver bill bul been
debated for a week 1. r more I-, un
would movi tih," postpunenut of f'nrtlwr
dAcsessim:.. Th *we report . however. w ill
Itt b." veiiilii, "- f tHinu m sais tod0:y h'"
woulhi ;; w'thl his state 'Ielegation. At
the cur.t'rence this aft''rnoonl it wa-- as
,",rt'ained it majority of the inutiaou ean
o'"rit s il run grin w'. re true vuinage
onn'. No %%;It -w mah too bird'
,f tuy one, but userethrlrna altlu prowot
a rm td I~ act usat un-it oil tihl qlt, stiot
:O..l to Vale agailort tle* posipooloel11 o 1
th," ftre ... ilt;4. itii t I, ill favor to: iti,
l t! ':c . T'ie tl' Irk;, ion. it is sai'. It,
idl;I:a cts -,It 1" l a'nw andr- it w 1-11.
th a;t ts thr -, utinre nt o;' Ill Oemloccut,
t of the state 1%a, lat' raible to tree eonu,
,I ~te'" was 11o otWOHaion I.i :, tspilt oil Ilt,
,ilter issue.
. i v'na '1~, " is. 11." Thens,'
ni.10 L hr ii ' , tof ; politi,-al <ll-e rsn l v I'mf
tit' houts to dad' :us.<ih(liatie t fr "it,
r" .el. .i f'"vir heait when {:' p'e~entastie
tJ-oan Unr.ws, of' b,.'lians delnouncee 5
.1 t um;"; i'u toot-ter tsenetal W an;o
n "' r .,i I '. . I tui licy fur Itim e'
Ii in t ' tit.; ti, rles lion ..f I "
L.: b ine g. eat r . nmu in of ti,'w'I",t
nl L. "u 1 T , r:n.ig Wi, art ' ,intio.,,.
it a I ert it larvi r Iilest t i )l l ;i~I
ti itr r n siu tit+ t, Ie" I ~ l f"t i
t1 a bra,e 6 a tI ti' H opr ;.' L an tilt d, .I [Ill
1 " o t alls poblical L 'i l is al
p.. u 1! to ti" asumme thrir point;;a :nt
ta: ttn.t to their li'nts' ma tt it t. 1'00
putty..I the eonninulttoo lint) in fin r
of t''lte::tant, t'raig. and thie w a iv'
h t lb IL; the* nillint Illa~ella . italitft
oItpuLbsa hibis eatiltl- ti fcumin his'-.":,.
\e'e:i leq Was rft ii eld.
LIs bIl.1I IM '1 1h:
4 t ..,.,. of G1: e.,o:. u. ran I'm . Lila. 31114
11. mantait lire:ut.
8' 1t.IN. Il l7i. Another tow ioc
i rred at out p:Ai p. an. near itradttin
1.uM tate. .\ibut lik) nmii out of cin
plaoi ent assembild with the inteoti li
of Sol ling a dio liistrat ion. .it they
quarreled among themstlvets instead and
a free tight ensuel. [Thei were tinally
isapersed by t i.- p ilkt-" I tee iieetini of
which the disturbati e iias the out1ent
was held in a suburb li I'redrichshaiii
utiter socialistic auspiies. an' v wats at
tetihed by teveral ti. ieanuiis if tute-i
played persons. Several iil in t spreech
es were made. The last tspeaker called
on the crowd to mo to lieril,. ineittmn
shouted rtoitinesit of i Wi will cu' aid
"The kaiser must eve us!
A proct'esion was then formal. It
marched up Koenigstrause.pat t the town
hall to Scblhesplatz square, on which
stands the inmperial castle. H-ete the
irowel shouted demands for bread, at it
their attitude was so threatening thti p
lice present stit for reinforcements. Hie
ing strengthened by the arrival of lit
the police drew their sabres and tried It
disterse the crowd. ltnt the u-latmorttL,
people resisted. utaking use of the clubs
they earnried. Several persons were iti
jured on htth sides eifnor the es iri
was cleared. The persons arrested
tlude a number of wtomtn.
During the evening hunalreds of " i
played persons carried by storm ti.
butchers and bakers shop in Kioptmi
and Frankfurter quarters of thie ity.
smashing windows and iooting the shop,
of their contents. The police mati- r,
p-ated charges upon the dislurttre if
the peace and were engaged in varii cii
conflicts with them until the mota tiially
dispersed.
1 a. su.--Over 100 arrests were made.
Many persans were wounded, including
several policemen. A mob thronged tiit
streets abouting "give us something to
eat." A majority of the personsarrested
will probably he liberated, but the lead
erf will be punished severely. No un
usual disturbance prevails in iterlin ex
cept such as results from the lattk of
work in the building and eoguiite ttadts
which is inevitable an winter, tioutc tbt
distress has been intensitied tb the r"
cent strikes.
An Inamnuial Mlulhr.
Hli-ii iir, Febt. 'tt. After it.ti eu ly
had been submitteed today to prvi- Mtrcc
Montague guilty of manslaughtei in the
severe punishment of her youngi clh t.
which caused its death. She w'.- I
in K.iMt haul to await trial in that t
the hearing on the seuonn chI.t.
cruelty to children had the saintai. 'it
and Mrs. Montague was comanthledt for
trial on that charge also.
Ptat Ntuni. is the l'e. l 'ti i P ty-I ts
iI i ioll ist ~ to Itefitvi and44 I'ut
i inteid att I htahia .l uly
4. I1592.
Al d r s ('iling ['04111 14144. opl
t o On Contr toJoin It 414
tiil h." t tly oli t. Itt ty. J l
Coo' iii tiuu
'thel4 hut jonah. imiiii:it ii of the, iw ,
I 14tYd iiy thu It iitetiul rtuit fe. iltili jus
folided ar. list ~fthi leaers of It,] vafr
"Uansl (rtacieut-. iien lntiist edt,", rejiril i4 -s11
Ita tiiil o .144 uurttiih th iiiutliiatof thin mun
s thinof It~" Ital-b irn third iaty. Ju lyi
1)4th 4 t a l iii. %% aii' li ita d~. A iirmls
Iticullteas hil"tu in u ettal t he fot
thut ~iuli be f 'huioy Kis:iiii
Io fuhe uiiuijto oi ii~uolf the UnitedSte:
n I hirt i i the xii j~irutl il Sttill tti iiii p s
ii lnnIteo wifthut the fla lowin to hereli
n ulto ito he hatte ors of th4 ei~
lvie en tativ a of a c erta uin ei ng o ii t he lui d iul
her o ifi~h th i aro s iiuiiiiaion of tis
itcutiy iu dd inis the ciitho ntaii.Luis onI
1 i. Cut y-I of II.l-thur, 1s'i'. rt peOt
lu utvatioet tiurntuitis. htih t the
::, wil It 11 e ly - :of n lf.t. t 0 uaril i!
ti he t its- tit.i ttn ir, ult~ h
The v':,e ov cu tw etn littee" of tht, l.;a
ii s ililp y i et hI ; ":'I ,it' .iii .:it gif t' , ilt'
(t" 'nut iof ,iriimnj o ftltitn t ii --'a :1i1t .
Hil* Pu th, t"n''. pi-i. a iitlnoa tl i.d by
h bHl lei. ti i til I' :t erisi ll I i e I niijt.
Lh' iurser r(i't orec. (a iin an unr
ii ! tiijlii i'illlgit- lair h aiiaid' ii
i . r I". ai t t 1t1: 1 an FI rll'
entP hithdnredl loci :eta :.tt rt.
cv l u nall 11 i t11 11 , n< of Iii I 'III'
titaesi-in holds tililt th' "at.ent )rs n ii-es
tIrisuilplh, nt. thae tlil' that if rviti a ll
:. ! t "('1 111"1 tl u s ltlý ý u;1, 11 m ay I, 11
pislillsl in a fri1 I'r any to p111n 0
till rights of theieol h aI' lust lth
frtii y inastituti r to till couine'f tlt r;. Iiteil
it t t prolvetthI-iemselveO11- :th aun yexpet
1") one vime to d1ef<1 i thema. In shy tlinu
of 111. r'ivlts ~ f the p."ople, thet homes .f
the land iiii tii i'aisi i' f e of il l it ' ll future
tienerations, We ii1l upon all hoisiit m'11(1
to ineb to ou huptort in thi si great cod
tyht.
uLonrhanfck. chair aiano
Robert ichilring, oferetaryi of the
national relmnittiar of the peopttiie party.
ofeprinWgidit Ri hos' h'sbtc
ititi . till Miurnei
u. lI's.,, I"teb. "!. oA uiele. whMont.
spacial to the fileas r Press says Judimgy
Knowles of the United Sttes t. ircuit
cirt today rendered r c deciSic r involving
treflsel r right of a wifrow in an unpat
oganize a nin~ claim. 'Tlye ilkhorn Min
ing; company bought her husband's in
tilests in nI lai'i but shi dii' not join ii
tfpl deed. The company obtained at put
eat. Mrs. 11lack failed to lilt an adverll
tlatm within to ertakr tuie, and tio
-'ai'ion holds that the patent raises thl
prnnsmption that the mining claim wa ts
owned by the t p' lieant. and that thia
ownership wfo free from ary teciim on
thet part of M rs. Black.
Itnetnfall Produew tut:.
W %sm-mor.m, Fb".Secretory husk
today in anewer to the Nenaty resl'utnion
tolornunlivatedl to th** 1+(111t, thet report
,if a "I 111ial at!.-nt ".I tie' departtment of
agricultulrn upon eeperi~reness in the pro
ýtaetion of rainfall. (th n. Ii. G. I ))rell
forth. 14ho1 Ilue i.: tilarýe or tiht rxpri.
olnints. in sumlmini up their results.
Stud: ''The few experiments which have
been matte do not furnish sunlivient data
from which to form delinmt," cn('lusions
or evidence upon whirlh to uphold or
condemn the theories of artificial pro
duction or increase of rainfall lby l'oneus
Sionl. What 1ha1 lxwen dune III fur is alto
gether preliminary, but with the btwnefit
of experience gained I hope the subject
will Ile pursued.
A t abinet Wanated.
'.tals, Feb. _,. M. Itouvier, who ham
been trying to form a new cabinet, visit
ed P'rov ident (:nruot today anti finally
refused to snake any further attempt to
organizeo a mini'.try. The preeidlnt has
now summoaned M. Bourgeois. minister
of public instruction and tite arts in the
late cabinet, to undertake the fornmation
of ia unw cabinet.
Of ("ourste They are 8attirted.
01'trrM.in , 1"eb. 215. A meeting of the
tin plate association wits held yesterday.
\hout 200 neanufaneturers, reprvsentinff
i'teln irmes. acre prtvynt. .\ resolu-1
ti -in wats Unanimously adopted dwinnaing
,manufac"turers are Satisfied with the
presenlt tariff and they think it is ads
quate for the purpose of protection.
JOE -:- CONRAD
Has moved. not out of town as
some people would have you
believe. 0, no. Ill IS ST: L I3 IT,
and is still offering you induce
ments to join in the grand rush
to his fine large store in the
Realty Block. Large sales and
small profits is his motto.
Commencing today he will
sell all of his large and well as
sorted stock of
RIBBONS AT ONE-THIRD OFF.
For Three Days Only,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
He will continue his sale of
Gentlemen's Shoes and Slip
pers at cost. Gentlemen don't
pay retail prices for footwear
while our stock lasts as you
can save from $1 to $3 a pair
JOE CONRAD,
501506-508 Centra! Avenue. REAL] Y A:,, A
:SPECIAL SALE
Feb. 22 to 27 Oily!
iiY
\ot ., RKI)t1.' CTION sale but a .l.lA! ;ill I' t; X
A. NATHAN'S.
Men a Suits $ 5 00 hormoerly S ; )o to $o0 o1
Men's Suits 10.00 t. rmeriv I (. o to 1v x
'xel s Suits 15.00 txrnxcrly 22.1)1 to 27 ;
ien's Pants 'o00 formerly- .0o to t.o0
ilen s Pant .lt 50 formerly ;.00. (, C.
Men's Pants 4.5o formerly (). o to 8.1.
SMen' lpants u.o formerly 8.co to c1.
Men' ShocC 1.25 formerly 2.00 to I.25
Men s Shoes .0o tormxrly 2.;0 to .51
Men's Shoes on tormcrly .1.00 to, t.ox
Men's Caps (;o tormxxroy 75 to 1.(0
Men's Caps .. formerly I.c1IC to 2.00
Men's l .aundried Fi icy Silrts .;u form ly .73 to .2;
Nl en I.aundricd I' cy Shirts .75 form ly I 2 tc. cx
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
\,\oul Derby Ribbed 1 .o suit forncri\ : :o ,.;1
I)oxxle front and back. double seated
Drawers, 2.00 .xit formerly .co
ieavy Merino 70 suit tormxcrls '.
\1en's !i ttxn' ling1 i r f xrm crli\
Iormerly 1.2
xxicrixLo. trmerly 1.50
1.2; formerly 1.; 51, 2.01
tormerly I.5(
" glover r ;x formerly .7;
i xo 5 tormerli 4.0;
1.00 formerly 1.50
4.25 formerly 1.7.
1.50 formerly 2.25
Overalls, brown .35 lormcrly .75
Boy's Suits, u to IS. 1.50 fo"rmerly 4.00
to) formerly 0.00
4.00 formerly 7.00
School Suits. .4 to I . t.x0 formerly 2.5t 0
1.50 formerly 3.5o
" ~ .. o formerly 5.co
Hioy Knee Pants,.4 - 12 ._9 formerly co .to .6;
.co formerly .7; to t.';
Long Pants. .75 formerly I.-5
1.00 formerly 2.x'd
t.;o tormerly :.1.
Caps. 25 and 30o cents. 5o cents to %.5o
Waists, 25 and 5o cents. 40 cents to I 00
Come early and get First Choice. Sale lasts but one
week-February 22 to 27.
On. P hicer. A. NATHAN on