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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

the rate OF discount in the open market was
1916 per cent for short and long bills. British
consols closed at 112 1916 for money ana
112 10 III for the account French rentes closeu
a. 1Oo francs 60 centiInes Paris exchange on
London. ~ francs Is centimes. Discount ra,e
in Paris. ia per cent. The discount rae II, De- ,
lin was 2ss per cent Further details OF the
foreign markets are given In the usuai Cdpie IT,
port printed elsewhere
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
erng actual results of two days coIlpa r.,
with the last preceding statement gives the io'-
lowing balances.
NJ, cold N hand sio 100 sio7 23Ss2i se4oeoo
Ne, .; sa on Nd SO SO Dec Dec
Actual cash In the
errlncacs e2atss SEQ Inc sI 1879 OIL
Deposits IN bank. iGoo3SF lo's'O'-' Dec loo'-
Available, cash 500 2osCS s2e52so754 Dec. 1921
btic5 "' '...... I5.7e2aoo 72aa5ee Inc i'oi i'7
Actual cash bal s2la5oo 2G6 s2i7067lss Dec.sl53oo7s
Customs recolpts reported to-day from Wash
lngton were S6lO931 internal revenue receipts
S2l6O41 and the miscellaneous receipts eS S'c
Total government receipts for the DAY Fooo
$40; expenditures Sl334OOO; excess or eNpehul-
lures SlG7 400 receipts for the month to GATE:
S1O225 961; expenditures. S20.9S9.oU) excess OF
expenditures $40 1G308 Receipts Tor the i Us
cal date, SoD.-b.p, ~ eNpcHlltul'.,,
O71 .46S; excess of expenditures. SZ3'o-7 Ut
receipts Of National bank notes for redenp-
ton to-day SD sol
The following securities were sold TO-DAY at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Sd'eS-
room by Adrian II. Muller x SON.
600 shares Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Co. second assessment paid reorsahiH"'o" q
certificate of deposit
So 900 Atchison. Top, and santa Fe Railway -"
per- cent iOo-y ear adjustment bonds due ,o,l
$4,000 AMERICAN Yach, club second mortgage
cent bonds due 1905. VI
$50 ono oregon Improvement co. consolidated mort -
gage ocr bonds due 1892 - ana ~
81 noo " lkcsiarr. and Eastern Railroad Co. nrst .
r,orir,r. : ro. cent gold bonds due 1912 . 6i's
81 800 New N0.k and Nilke%harre Coal 80. =" pei 40
cent bonds due 1922 oco
shores United states Trust CO. 'i'''
90 SHARES Ncv-York ontario and Western Rail go,
common - =
10 shares Arhis D. Topeka and Santa 70 hal'- 80.
way preferred =. -; ~ 80, ''t'''' "
10 shares pl-frlors and Cattl" Feeding GO. -.
$1,000 linton r1.,ec ,Igy y'r ana GUN ''a 2ss
"a shares Globe Stafionor, and Printing CO. j" IN -
sc 40 S.v Yar. suburban Water Co first mortgage -
r rar cent gold h,rds duc la,1 va
81 4ro- 1r' Suburban Water Co, hhlch- o.,
crhooksr TrIst CO. certificate. 10y. ...' .
10 rl.ar,s Georgia Railroad and Parking co. - go,
a
600 shares Mechanics and Traders Bank, New co.
100 shares Northern Pacific RAILWAY Co. common -.
90 etarns Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co. I3t
- shares Iowa central Railroad CO. preferred. -
.fa~re southern Railway Co.. common -
S,o go 50 fouis and san Francisco Railway CO. con
sllidated PER cent bonds -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

THESE BONDS AND SIOUX
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received By the co% "Io
,MoNbAY TgE AZ PAY or HrGTsT f., 1890 $780, Cd
for the S SU or ar T 81 the oo%ns described Coupon
Registered Bonds and Stock Of the ci,y " New iork
annum payable semi-annually. iowit;
$500 900 90 Consolidated the city Of New York.
for constructing "A bridge over the Harlem
River Third Avenue. the principal pay
able Nov. T. 1916
oOoooi % Consolidated stock Of tho Guy Of New YORK
known a. "Schoolhou.e Bonds. the prin-
cpal payable Nov. /. 1914
o5l15 SO Consolidated stock the ciy Of New York.
Sanitary Improvement SchOOlh0use Bonds.
the principal payable Nov J. 1919
10000 90 Consolidated Stock OF the city Of NewYork
for new grounds and bulldngs FOR me Col,
lcge Of tho city II New York. the principal
payable Nov. l, 1914
5000 90 Consolidated Stock Of the city Of York
for the payment OF awards. costs charg'
and expenses certified hy the Change ~
Grade Damage Commission. the principal
payable Nov. I. 1910.
5000 90 Consolidated Stock Of the city Of New York.
for the construction II the New East River
Bridge. the principal payable Nov l. 1917.
14sooOoo Consolidated Stock Of the city Of NewYork
for he Improvement ,.I = p ,il,, P 2ay
York the principal payable Nov. l. 1917.
100000 90 Consolidated stock Of the cry y New YORK
for rera,ing roads. str'ets. and avenues IN
The Twenty third and Tw MY fourth
wards the principal payable Noy. 1. 1917.
25a0i o2 Consolidated stock II tn" city Of Ncw-Iork
between one Hundred and Eleventh ana
one Hundred and Fourteenth streets and
FIRST Avenue and the East River. the plin-
cpal payable Nov. l. 1911
oo5fs ss Consolidated stock = the cry ~ New York
Tor acquiring land. &c. Ter e Public PARK
IN the Twelfth Ward. the principal pas aos
Nov I. 1917
200 900 90 Consolidated stock Of the city of Newfork
for he payment II state Taxes f'r ne
support of the insane the principal IaNah'
Nov I. 1915.
This STOCK IS exempt from Taxation.
under the authority Of Chapter ?. Laws u
1896
s9 500 90 Consolidated Stock Il city 4 New York
known as Additional Water stock 81 ne
CITY u New York. the principal payable
oct |. 1913.
This stock I exempt from Taxation ~
CIV Of Ncsy- York under
tho authority - a resolution of tho COM
rnissioners rho sinking Fund adopted
September 3. 1NS3
The principal Of and the interest on the above de
scrbed Bonds and Stock PAYABLE In gold coin o. m.
United states of America Of the present standard ol
weight and hneness. AZ the Office n the Comptroller u
the city Of New York.
The proposals should be n'os,d IN sealed envelope
ndorsed Propps1s f0r Bonds If the Corporation x the
CIV - NeN-York and then incl sod I'm second .n''
lope addressed the Comptroller = the cry - Sew
York.
AsHBEL +. FITCH. Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
RONDS-TUE MONEY MARKET.

Sales Of Government bonds consisted of 81 800
coupon Is Of 1901 at JOG, $4,000 coupon Is Of
1925 at 10 and 5000 registered Is of 1907
1888. Final quotations follow:
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ULSTER AND DELAWARE.
(Orrial 90 New York State Commissioners
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london. Aug. l.. D. m.Consois ~ 10 10 for money
and ~. the account. Canadian Pacific, h1A4
Erie -. Erie first preferred =; Illinois Central s9'a
Mexican ordinary. ISL - Paul comm N. G4is New York
Genital &c. pcnn-y ltana. 3la4. Reading. is; Mexican
Central per cent bonds &c. Louisville and Nashville.
4la.. Nfehi~fn common. TO-
o. m. TIE account II bullion gone into the Bank Of
England balance TO- LAY Is 10000. Money. - per
The tate discount the open market for both short
ANA months bills l3 IL cent. India council
bills allotted to day ar decline OF 1914 per rupee
D. m-Iaris alvices quote , per cent renies at 1O2
francs 90 confines for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

OFFICE OF THE mississippi RIVER BRIDGE
COMPANY.
OWNERS OF BONDS of the Mississippi River
~ Bridge Company are hereby notified that the United
cta,es Trust C,nrguv . York, trustee has desg
mated by lot bonds numbered
10 ~. lG1. A.. .r1. 'O' 600 ana o'''
10 he redeemed a. required the mortgage on account
OF sinking fund payment due oct her lst lN'o
Said bonds 10 be redeemed the office ~ Messrs.
Cuvler Morgan & Co.. 30 81 Pine St. New York city.
Interest bonds designated above VIII cease DC
tober lst 1886 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
CONTRACT FOR DISroSlNG or LIGHT

y HOUSEHOLD Ref 81 GATHERED hh I""
pAnTNENT or STREET tL AMINO .f.. A.
The Coinni.ss ner ~ stree cleaning desires ~
,.,,i-, ., ,h. fl.f thai Do about rr''t ''' Al
p-i,i,sre ~ picking fhe lisnf h'i.ei ,-nss
,.i,h. ,,fher than rtffag~ ashes ans stree ,s
,.tr.r.s mn hy the peparfrafnf - street llfa
f~ros,.a IN that Department. yards 90 dine'rnt 49,
" tifN ...-..t. ~ rr~
Fuller p,rtlcuitfs Q, she fnfm = esih"e -.
posai me security 20 he pah DOB Y Ni2, ...'..i Al
,.rr,. ,rd fIf.Ons - fhr contract may % . - a
the ofre ~ me Department ~ street '.sshhs -
Chambers street
sftsn,I.n +. directed O., mo ai,c fti-~n@n' - . IN
t,.ei contract TOW appcarlnS ir The N'N New
- .ial organ = me ti'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
DED "p" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DIED ID LINE Of STEAMSHIPS,
~ For IL Guayrl Puerto Cahelio curacao ani Mara
caiho VIA Curacao from Robert stores. BROOKLYN.
- Nr\l.Zi tU.A Thursday Angus 10 p.
- rIfllA Dr.TpIfIA ..... Saturday. 20 p.
IS. CARACAS. ........... WetresiaN SEPT : p m
FOR MARACAIBO VIA 81. THOMAS
IS CURACAO .............. Friday August - ? m
These American steamers. hui expressly Or the trade
have superior accommodations for psssensei
ROiI.rON BLISS & pATi.Er~r.
General Managers lj3 From. s.
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financial.
PROPOSALS FOR S3,433,033.4I OF THREE
AND ONE.HALf PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
AND STOCK OF THE CITY OF
NEW.Y0RK.

EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS GUARDIANS AND
OTHERS MoLDING Tk ,I Gr T TmNPS ncrs AXE
TI'RE PASSED MARCH II. 1889 TO INVEST IN
THESE BONDS AND Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

ANA\\AU LINE. Tri weekly from Per -. y r.
new. Tuesdays. Thursdays
ard SATURDAYS AT ) T. VI for savannah direct.
cav of Augusta II Kansas CITY Aug ~
trtv u Blrmnghan Aug. IL ttiy u Augusta Aug ~
Tallahassee Aug Is city = Birmingham AUG -
Insurpassed cabin accommodations. Connecting with
rail limos all points South and Scuhwfs Pr ''krs
aud freight apply ~ 26 BIZ 5'3 SS0 Bio@d"ai ~
% the Pier. foo ~ spring -.
O. VI Sorrel. manager. j l. Beckwih. q I x = \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
. Nc1Inn IINE- L. s Nail STEAMSHIPS.

n sail every saViriay A. nom
FOR GLASGOW AND IoNboNnERkl
t-,.,, PIER "a r. Foot West 2ith street -
r,h,,', ~ Aug - crcassla .......... aus -
t,'-,fvsta ....A sg - Anrn'fia 81. =
: : CITY OF ROME 80 .., fs.,.sg .'' so5 30 "
r,,.fs~.o, rrofhcrs General Agents. Bo"Nhs "fe'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
Drn noNrvIov LlNE-DAILY SERVICE

" Far nj. u POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWPORT
NEWS PETERsBrRi roRrsM0u - IT, 'WMss Il
fvcr6>. :, ., da!iv except sunday. Richmond direct
r'ia All water route, Monday Fregh only anI - ~
Az ,Passcrrrrs and Freight. sallrgs from 1T
X'R T. ii sat. N. Through tickets ana freight
80 W ~ 'Gr:IL.Al.nEr Vice Pres ant Trailc Msr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
u,HE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS W.ll sell a

/ ,,,,u.. aur,,,n on ODD. premise. Ausls' -'.f ~"
- O'Clock noon ~ N,.af.w 81 i'"i' Ai' q ne
h,,faire- mach r,rN ETC.. ffe i.ffNf'f t -,
b1'cN 1etwren Bank and HetAune streets Nr' '
"a Tilrfsenfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
Ran9l rHE WORLD r9uss.
CI\ARp LINE

II. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN -
can.pania Aug L. a. m. Etrirs sep, noon
-'.0,i, A., ~ . ~ T-mhra sept. j" 2. m.
T'ron, per ~ North River foot II Ciarkson a. go
For fre sft and passage apply at he conpanys once
No 4 Bowl ng Green. New org .-, 49,.
w. VERNO% II BROWN & co. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi e., ,.ov,rr ALONG THE ATLANTIC co. ST
AID TIIROrGH THE GULF OF MEMO TO GALN I'D
my Tx A. IL Al IDEAL VACATION ltl .-.
~, ~ ! y t.X,r,RSIO% Of RISTS TICKETS -
~ r,ir,s IN Texas Coiorad, Tiah. Arizona Caiioris'
,:s,rri, Florida ENreien ace mn ia ''
v.r,ta ,or our 6l-PAGE POCKET GUIDE onailei re-,
&. n MALLORY x CO.. Gen Agis Yer ~ r. IL > =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
- - - broadway. New YORK. Aug L.. 1896
I'liE TRANSFER books Of this Company will
BE- closed from O'Clock T.. NJ Aug a. 1896 10 the
month"; ~ D-s-' = 1896 ". l.. HUBBELI. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

D., ths ,~tr,.n, If books until H. o'clock n''h -
81, iSos a., Am particulars see the Nip NV
Ccpies o. sale 40 y 'iN haI -~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
EyENlNG LINE.
n UDsoN RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell
l1nhllt Nntlrea
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
N.N l.r. glsf 10
PROPOSALS for estimates for building an 4

balance station ar1 tar0 lab rs .r .ns..,
Street. comrienr ng fh1f 49, ;eef 20 Avenue r ~
snl County Z Sew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
Third Avenue CaiA and Goth Streets
Sew York August 10. 1896
~ THE sToC knoll PRS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the stock
~ holders OF This company that quarterly dividend ~
tWo dollars and MY cents per share hah his Gag been
declared fne capital ttooh. payable "Wednesday
August 2G 1896 aOohhliders II record Saturday,
august 10. lf!b. OF T. r'clo.k 10.
SATURDAY. August D.. 1896 At r. O'Clock and remain
closed units ihurdY. August -. 1896 at 10 O'Clock
il. n.. 100 D. .tpa.e for tho payment N she dividend
+-y order ~ fac lfOaii oi Directors.
ALFRED LAZARUS. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

81 Bun certfs eSss cSssI e7A c7A ca 6sll 10000
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
SOLDIERS ON DUTY
LEADVILLE UNDER THE CONTROL Of
A PROVOST GUARD.
Miners From Joplin, Mo, Arrive ana
Will Take the Places OF the Strik-
ers-The Reporter of the Denve
Times Is Arrested and Jailed for
Reporting a Meeting Of Citizens.

Leadville, Colo, Sept. 26.-Under the
latest orders of Gen. Brooks this city
was to-day placed under II control
of a provost guard or military police
force.
The miners of Joplin, Mo-, number
ing about 100 men, who Will arrive
here to-day, have been engaged to
work i'm the Marian, Small Hopes and
the Emmett mines of the Small Hopes
Mining company, of which 5. Nj. Mudd
is manager. The Emmett has been
working right along with a small force
of non-union men. The other TWO
mines named will be started up at
once under a strong guard. Great
pressure has been brought to bear
upon Edward Boyce, president of the
Western Federation Of Miners, to in
duce him to use his influence with the
Leadville Miners union to call the
strike off. He refused and said that
not ) per cent of the members of the
union would vote to call the strike off.
An attempt will be made to-day TO
have the accused men admitted TO
bail. Judge Overs will probably
grant the application. 1t is expected
that Gen. Brooks will have them i'm
mcdiately rearrested. They may then
obtain writS of haboaS corpus. Should
Gen. Brooks ignore such writS, he will
be cited for contempt of court, and the
governors report to place the com
munity under military rule will be re-
viewed in court. The case is likely to
reach the supreme court on Il writ OF
error.
No official report has yet reached
headquarters concerning the frlng
upon the guards at the lbeX proper
ties. but the military authorities do
not attach much importance to the in
cident.
Correspondent Mitchell, of the Den
yer Times. is i'll the guardhouSe, where
he has been since Wednesday night.
Mr.. Mitchell attended a meeting of
citizens at which Adjt. Gen. Moses
was present. When the meeting was
called to order all reporters and cor
respondents We're requested to with
draw. Mr.. Mitchell alone remained.
This act came to the ears of Gen.
Moses. who interviewed Mitchell,
when hot words passed between them
and n fight was prevented by others
present. Mitchell was then arrested
and placed in the guardl1ouse. He
had mailed the proceedings of the Sc
cret meeting TO his paper before he
was arrested.
The first delegation of seventy-tive
miners from Missouri arrived over the
Denver & Rio Grande road has ar
rived. The train vas met at Malta,
three miles out. by two companies of
militia. The party was met at the
city by 500 men with w gatling
guns. The miners were escorted by
soldiers and aiken to the Emmett
mine. AS they proceeded along the
street friends Of the miners crowded
closely upon the troops and shOwered
abusive epithets alike upon the troops
n miners. One officer finally drew
his sword, striking one of his tor
mentors across the face, with the fat
side of the sword. The order was
given to charge the crowd with gun
butts and push them back to give
room for the marching column. The
march was then resumed without
further incident.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
STATE BOARDS WORK DONE
Memorial to Change the Tax Law,
of ~innesOta

st. Paul. Sept. 26.-The state board
of equalization to-day completed its
work and adjourned, not, however
without passing the resolution which
calls for a memorial to the Legislature
for c~olitication of the
state tax laws. The resolution caused
very little discussion. Mr.. Peck OBJ
posed any change in the tax laws. He
thought that before the board recon.
mended any changes it would be well
to know what these changes might be.
Mr.. Lawrence said that there was no
question that an intelligent commits
sion might succeed in simplifying tho
laws on taxation. as they were certain
~ mixed and ambiguous. The resO-
luton was adopted, Mr.. Peck alone
voting no. The days work consisted
in making HE assessment on tele-
phone and tclcgraphic lines. The,
larger and more prosperous concerns
were raised To the valuc of their fran.
chiseS. as they lao not been assessed
heretofore.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
M'KryIEY's VISITORS.
One Delegation Arrives Before the
EnmIIN DrenkfnstS

Canton. Sept. 26.-Members or tne
Mckinley household had not break
tasted when the first delegation ar
rived this morning. 1t was Mafohs
Ind, and made up of glass WORKERS
of Grant county. The lntroducuoh
was made by DR.. w. Il. Francis. Two
bands came with the party. sfor.is
after a special train of twelve coaGnes
Brought a delegation to extend III.
greetings Of Crawford county, Ia.
included II club of students from aA.'
Gheny college. which Mcl\lhih! a'
tended in 1850.
Later the third delegation OF ;.
day reached the Mckinley tome- -
was made up Of farmers ana ea"o
from Wyandotte county. mo, On
special train of nine coaches. III We,
conspicuous for tie number "f a
ners and notices carried. Con1,a.u
latory addresses were made, ny .ha.a
or Robert Carr. Gen. j. Nj. '\irps an
Editor r. Cumso,. of the Upper s o.,
dusky Tribune, & former suisSec'
Italy.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
VETERANS AND ORATOR..
Generals Sickles. Alger, Ho,y,r,
stewart In ST ppup "nu

- LII
st. Paul, Sept. 26.-After sneo,,.
at several POINTS in Minnesota tho ,.n. my
raj missionaries, Generals Siclioost
Alger, Howard and Stewart and neS'
poral Tanner arrived in st. PAM om,
were given Il rousing reception. nv.
Auditorium was completely poclon
There were at least G.OOO people in ~.
building. The platform was crowdnH
with distinguished citizens Of tha oit'
and some from other sections of a.,
state. The Auditorium was aImos,
devoid Of decoration, but on the pIIar'
were the portraits of Washinyton
Lincoln, Grant, Mckinley. Logan ana
other great American Statesmen o,'t
soldiers.
Gen. Sicklrs and his party afto.
spending a few minutes at their hoto,
We're escorted to the auditorium by 2nn
Or 800 prominent old veterans. led h.
n platoon Of mounted police and Sci.
bert's Third Regiment band. Con
SickleS did not get out of the botnt
quite as soon Is the others, and when
he entered the auditorium and stepped
to the front OF the platform he was
cheered wildly. AS he was escorted
to the front of the stage by j. ]. Me-.
Cardy the old soldiers rose il n body
and gave n tremendous cheer.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
III ODD
All the Constitutional Amendments
Proposed Are Defeated

Dallas, Tex. Sept. 26.-ln the odd
Fellows supreme lodge the c~"nstitu-
tional amendments We're all defeated
Thrs" included propositions to lower
the age'Of admission to eighteen yeas
to admit THE SONS of odd Fellows M
eighteen years of age; to give grand
bodies the right to permit their sub
ordinate lodges to admit persons Of
one-eighth Indian blood and to endow
past grandsires with all the rights and
privileges Of grand representatives
Tho most important legislation OF ne
day was giving to the state grand
Bodies the right. at their discretion,
to create. maintain and dispense an
aged odd Fellows fund under certain
conditions for tile relief Of those broth
ers who have served twenty-five years
In the order: and who have been de-
prived Of tie benefits of the ordef
through their lodges having become
defunct and their having lost member
ship in the order
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
LIKE A
The Crees return Before The Are,
Fairly DcpOrted.

The Crees Return Before They Are
Fairly DcpOrted.
Great Falls. Mont, Sept. 26. The
Gree Indians deported by the govern
ment last spring are returning to Mon
tana. Cree camps are just about as,
plentiful as they were prior to the de-
pOrtatiOnl bill i'm Northern Montana,
near the Canadian line!. Havre seems
to be the haven for the Crees this
time. and they are camped there by
the" hundreds. Many have taken M
a camp only n few miles from Fort
AsSinnibcine. Some had even located
there before the troops got back from
their last escort of deporting reds.
About a week ago two of the deport-
ed band arrived back In Great Fails
and are COW stopping with friends on
the West side. The wife in the family
where they are stopping is a half
breed married to Il white man. At
MisSoula and Drummond camps have
been located, as well az smaller ones
at different points throughout the
state. 1t is estimated that at least 80
TO 90 per cent Of the tribe, have re-
turned and propose to stay here. They
claim that Montana Is a better country
and complain bg;terly of the sections
selected by the Canadian government
ON which they are to make their home.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
R~tribution swift and sur" lion

Madison, Wis, Sept. III Ing TO
ROhr of Madison, WINE Chr
arouse a sleeping passenger coming
cage & Northwestern Train s~everely
into this city last night was cote Of
handled. Rohr was taking s,oI oues.
the passengers on the ulmls !, man
ton and attempted to arons' shaking
asleep in the smoking a n9 ssiold
him violently and ex%claimlnn;S npmg he
or silver" The passenger, nn and at
was being robbed, sprang up excite
tucked Rohr, causing inten Ss,,y sep
ment. The parties were sss for the
arated, Rohr much the verse
encounter,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
AMERICAS Ger.
Royal Yacht Club WIFE Not Supponx
y Challenge

London. Sept. 26. Sir Georse>
Newnes who contemplated issuing n
challenge for the Americas cum a,st
year after the Observation-Disclosures
hasco, recently made Il request TO the
Royal Lsendon Yacht club to surport
MN In issuing "A challenge for the Gun,
n condition to be attached 70 the
chailsnge that the matches should be
sailed on Halifax, and that only tho
load water line ana the length OF the
c~haIlenger should be required to he
stated as in the case of the yolkvria
dhe Royal London Yacht club has De.
clined TO occede to Sir Georges re-
quest on the ground that the club had
previously passed a resolution to the
enect that the new deed of gift Of the
New YORK Yacht club for the cup was
inim'cal to the sport Of yachting,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

A rrn I'M Slips From the rrmc~
Is Fen efulIy MnoGfed. an.

Fargo. y. d. Sept. 2G;-feoree, his
er was brought in FROM kindre lied
morning witis his feet DAIRY ~ an
and torn. E{k tried tor steal a il'' ,ne
the trucks from Casselton, . cr,st
Breckenridge branch Of the LAS
Northern, cut slipped of anu 60 tf,e
dragged fiNeen miles holding on 81 and
rods, his shoes being dra@geu 9n nss
his feet badly mangled. isar he
afraid ts release His hold Tor .n..eIs.
would sall under The movlhS .mpu.
One OF his feet will have to ~ a"f
tated.