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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-04
Septem ber-IS97.

early morning tides given in the left hand
column and the successive tides OF the day In the
order o! occurrence as 10 LINE. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day except
when there are but three tides as sometimes
,ccurs. The heights given additions to the
souDdings on the United States Coast Survey
charts excent when q rinus sign q precedes the
height, and then the number given La subtrsctvs
from the depth given by The charts
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-04
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Closing Prices for Bonds and Railwa,
Shares

NEW YORK, N Y, sept. 3-Money on call
easy at 11s02%; last loan q, closed at 11h0
* prime mercantile paper, 31aG4%: Ster-
ling exchange is strong, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4 S51s@4 s61z for demand, and
s4 s334@4 "a for sixty days: posted rates 81 s41a
(d4 $50 and 81 S61a94 81; commercial bills
81 S21h: silver cerlincates, 523zc: bar silver,
b2c; Mexican dollars, 415Sc.
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MINING STOCKS
Boston.
BOSTON. Mass.

BOSTON. MASS. Sept 3-Atchison. 1881; Bell
Telephone. 255: Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
HS1s; Mexican Central GA; Oregon short Line
%; Diego,
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NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept. 3-It was evident
from the action of to-day's wheat market that the
bull element is still lacking in aggressive courage.
They had the market in their grasp all the morn
ing. except for weak spot at the openng, but
threw up their hands in the las hour. despite the
fact tnat exporters picked up about sixty loads of
wheat at New ork and outports. The Chicago
pool, after giving the market some assistance
early in the day, mysterously withdrew its sup
port. December had been carried up to SO Zsc
when a storm of selling orders struck the marx et
bearing it down to 967sc, whence it rallied TO 97c
at the close
Sellers were aided Dy cables. particularly the
French markets. whicl, although opening teadier
than expect ed, weakened sharply during the day
aud c.osed 30 to 35 points on wheat and 10
points lower on flour. The Liverpool decline was
l3sG134 for the day, after having at one time
been l12G21sd lower than last night Foreign
houses had far orders the buying sIde but al 20
so rather freely around the opening -eaboard
clearances OF wheat were again ht avy to-day from
all ports The total this week, according TO Off
cal exchange reports Is already 900 009 bushels
ahead of The same period one ago.
Included among the ipmenLs from New York
wa steamer iIom France carrying ia 900
bushels, this being the second largest shipmen MT of
this kind tn year Baltimore and Newport
News were among the heaviest outport shippers
Taking wheat and -four total clearantes this week
have easily reached 5000 900 bushels Final
prices for the day were 11sc to 2c1s under last
nights sures The tota range was from 965s
to 9S 1Sc Future sales z, 705, 900 bushels
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LONDON, ENG, Sept. 3.-Consols 1115s; sill
yer, 24d.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Eng, Sept. Wheat firm: No
standard California wheat, S9s 8 4; cargoes off
coast very little dong; cargoes on passage nomi-
nal buyers and sellers apart, Is higher: Eng
llsh country markets, steady; French country
markets. frmer; Liverpool wheat, No. 1 Caifor-
MA, IS 4d@Ss Sd
CLOSE.
WHEAT-No. 1 red northern spring, firm, IS
4d.
CORN - American mixed spot new firm. 3s
3D. do old, IS 1ad: Septem ber steady IS a1sd:
October, steady, 43ad.
The receipts of wheat during the past three
days were $1,000 cent ais including 241,OoO CEN
tails OF American The receipts of American corn
during the past three days were 25,SO0 centas.
Weather partly cloudy.
COTTON Upland, 4 1892.
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LONDON sHEEPsKIN SALES.

LONDON, ENG, Sept. 3.-The sheepskin sa,es
were continued to-day with offerings of 1S4, ,4O3
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WashfuptOu,
PORTLAND's BUSINESS.

TACOMA, WASH, Sept 3.-Wheat weak and a
tr fe lower. No. L club. $50 &c; No blue STEM
SbMS1C.
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On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butter mar
ket wss steady; creameries l2@l7 1ac; diaries, 90
sc; cheese steady, 9@912c; eggs, steady; fresh,
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Or, Sept. 3.-Exchanges, 1921,
600; balances, $66, 1873.
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Cash qaotatlons we're as follows: Flour, barely
steady. No. eow, 301ac; No. 2 Spring W heat
SSssM95c; No Spring Wheat s9@a2c; No. 2
kea, eSt2@9612c; No. Corn, S01gc; 40 Oats
WIS W5i,e No Mhi5s q o S2Sass1 sSa s1c NS 30
BARLEY, +. b., 45c No. 3, f. G. b., S494412c: No
4, o. b., 3l@37c; No. Fiaxseed. 81 o 12@1 O4;
Prime Timo.hy Seed, 81 So Mess Pork per bb
SIS 95@9; Lard per 100 lbs 81 771204 so; short
klbs sides Uoose), $5 55@5 90: Dry Sailed
(hoxed), 6@61sc; Whisky, dstillers' finished
goods per gallon, 81 %.
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LiverpOOI.

London.
LON DON, ENG, Sept 3.-ConsolS 1116s; sill
yer 24d.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Exports from this port in August
were 6s9,063 ctls, valued at $l,050, S61, making
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FAMILY RETAIL MARKEr.

There is very little to report this week. Butter
and Eggs sell at last week prices. Meats are un-
changed, though cured meats have recently al
yanced in the wholesale markets Poultry Is IN
abundant supply at the usual prices. Fruits and
Vegetables plentiful, of course.
Following Is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
priCe liSL:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

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'7''hn'l' Il o"asipstins tbs VET. 4 mani
is't" sVl - rirtuiatsd anI ssspsd b.,
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TWO MEN LOST THEIR LIVES.
FF~ihht Trains MReeL.a
Great AeFthers. he

nfeai Falls, Mont. Oct "A. Thor.
@s's meager reports here Wednesdav ~
hrlshl wreck 800 miles east ON ths ,,ns
y me "reA. Northern road, but officials
Ae's fsiIeen.. and not until the Vs..
D"uha passenger train arrived TO-DAY ana
mum special dispatches from points .lona
~, = ''hT' MAS II known that terrific eoi'
hs'oh oeenrrrd Tuesday two mils. s.s,
% ii'hs'i-le. Valley county, between an
eas, bound stock train and . double head.
e hT'sh'' in deep cut just west o.
aip curve All thFee engines wen,
flashing into an enlhankment and arr
uppsd and in such bad shaue ina, !,
van NO. pay To dig them out Of n. Az
"''S- Twenty ears and content, wer.
burned. Both conductors claim each ~.
running On the others time. Rngin.e,
hT"fy Asais Of the stock train vas ep,sb.
sa ~ death under his engine, and tb,ee
ears 81 copper matte, 80 that The p.,a.i,,.
set~ mol reooFsTad for ~ hoars
EAs'AssF john Hayhsld had his h.rk
hai'' and probably fatally injured Br.ks.
nA~h o@eias had lex broken and ~.s In.
.sftA~i'y injured. Fireman Gan4p w.s
A'iis'i Fireman LAdonu had a lsg brok
sh and sustained other injuries
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the provincial government 10 establish
sittings of the county courts and courts
Of assizes at Kaslo, and also TO appoint
deputy register here. At present all i'm
POrtant litigation goes TO Nelson.
The Wellington hospital fund has been
disposed of A. follows: sllOO 10 Nanaimo
hspoital, and s2l7.95 each to Evan Nor
gan and n. McFarlsne, both of whom
we're injured for life in the Wellington
eolliefies.
The Presbyterian home mission com
mitiee has just met In Toronto and passed
claims amounting 10 s2s,335. Of which
e23S5 was for Kamloops, ssI5 for New
Westminster and 1886 for Victoria.
At special meeting OF the sharehold-
ers Of the British Columbia Southern Rail
way Company, held at Montreal, the fol-
lowing were elected directors for the en-
suing year: Sir w. c. Van Horne, I. G.
Shaughnessy, X. Is. Angus and William
Hanson, all Of Montreal; Sir George Kirk
patrick and +. y. Osler. Toronto; j. A.
Gemmill, Ottawa; Harry Abbott, Vaneou.
yer, and William Whyte, Winnipeg. II is
under this eOmpany's charter that the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company is
building the Crows Nest railway.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
a FIGHT WIZ TIE uIEs.
Several Persons Are KILLED In fhe
Conflict in Colorado.

Rife, Col, Oct n. = Reports from
Snake river are to the effect that Game
Warden Wilcox attempted 70 arrest some
Indians near Lily park for violating the
Colorado game laws and was fired upon
by the Utes. The officers returned the
fire, killing five Utes. Game Warden VIII
cox, with several posses Of deputies and
ranchmeH, are after the Indians, and A
further conflict seems inevitable. The
excitement here is intense and parties are
organizing 70 go TO Wileoxs relief, fearing
a general uprising Of the Indians.
The trouble commenced last week when
the White river Uncomphagre and Uintah
Utes began pouring over the line from
Utah on their annual fall hunt. The
White river Utes are exceptionally ugly
and have apparently been anxious TO pick
trouble with parties of whites with whom
they have come in contact. These Utes
were in the Meeker massacre and have
never been anything but ugly and waiting
an opportunity TO do mischief There are
several hundred of them now in the state.
Game Warden Wilcox, with a small
party, started out toward the Indian
camp and approached unobserved. The
game warden was resisted and finally fired
upon by the Indians Then a set-to fol.
lowed in which a number of Indians we've
killed and wounded. 1t was reported that
Game Warden WilcOx's party also sufs
fered severely.
Brlgadier General Otis Ct the depart
ment OF Colorado has said that il cir.
warranted it troops would be
sent to the scene Of the conflict between
the utes and Wileox's men at once, that
they were well prepared and ready to pro-
coed at a moments notice
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NOT rAlF HAS SEEN TOLD.
'~P'sta haST cs~arHa. a. A,.,L
Wealth.

IsSsaa,s, Wash. ort. - Captain ] g
hAAfs, superintendent ol the Moth An,..,,
.Ah i'An'poass'ioH A Trading Company .
t-'Al' Oh The fakoA. has arrived frsan (,
A'rAasa', AID ssys S--rrisry Ayers OF.
'afs creating a military .vs=s, alion Al the
'''s>i'h q The fakOa Is t,lolsaLl, Ia. re-
'~ih - .~tAaia kay's Recommendation
ss0 ioatd la@is~s ,garl manifested a,
~ Alrasssis sAsa he Va. lhsar in An.
sa'i' UsI1siH iiar ,hihks the o,d., a a,
'T'''' ~ tbs saaiHlSsaans~ II fis- trade 90,
'ss i'''r and The '~~aiins 10 r,~i,l-oi,
- equal 'asAis. AZ psrs~as IA.alss.a a,
sAsaar3 hssAdrii. ~Hh Ai. iosgr 81 20 Hr,
ta' As''.uaussis Do i.o~st Captain Rur.
. b" hAs 'f~s' Sac ysNss Ca the Yukon
Assa ~ iseA'siaA l~'tst J...ssd than an,
''ssH sn 'aF 'sssiisay, says shysr ran hsrd
y Ar AAs saNgErssllau a. 10 the n~hn,,.
- 'Ae ta'~ftas e Alaska
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
SHERMAN and B|METAuISM
SAYS GOLD IS HIS STANDARD
tales. the csassa, Of 0shsS Sa,tsa.
.. Ostained she rF~ssnI PsIis,
Mast Csntiase-DseiaFss Prosper.
u, WIN netuFa.

Washington, ukrl- ~. fos the 6ESt
,lnl. since the heginnig oi the ples@nt
rs,npa lgn in OHIO SECRETARY Sherman has
ydJll,hSd his views, in the shape Of the
foiEus ing lsIIst. asldTessed 10 the editor
If the Cincinnati NolksLlalts
4 look upon the p~nding canvas In
t,hlu a. a retIAal ot the issaas II the eIse,
t..a II lsso, slais issAss. II ANY, do not
,eral to L- the snbjsst oi dstsals. Aatar-
sti, the first assaae nse u 1hsahss the
adftlni,lIstioa II MiilAm Mckinley thu.
lsr !. approved By the pespte II Ohio.
pa this question: Ihssr saghs nol 10 L-
sh, Iinri-tses u spiaiSa, HE psosap,
,ailias Ioesthsr II the s,aAgrr.s II the
at,rd states Ia pFssLis the requisite rev
snar tJr tho ssspoat u the government
aa.t b.. recommendation VI th4 psolapt r..
r.si II .hs ie~el- ahd lhslsirnslbls tariri
la. LnOnH a. ths Wiis.,n German las
A.s, aus' @iIh graeH.i aPPFos al. TA~ e.
.tstl - al iadastTArs and The suaahhssAr4
a.-ai "a PROSPERITY Ia ali F.,stloas u the
{ sissd sIssus sss The haIsEst and Sew,
49, f~,siit ~ The srsloa u gke psrsadrht
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IL u saAd that ir~~ eais4ag~ assald
ts.hs dp ,h~ Psa~~ " sils-s beallson 10 sAs
rate, VI 10 To /, IhrSr is Ros shs .iixA,
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s.rv ts'= IN Pstss f'srvis<iy a. insa tis
,,ff~s os ii~arSd. lbs i,sir~ u all mArssi.
,ssrgs s.,td rAs drSrtapeasn, ia tbs
gsssv'a Il Saihzsslsey k4s k~ps t.4s- Sish
as sansp-siRE ~ Asasiy all ~ pay.iss
'a4es Il sAiIi An0ss .. ss4aaiastns~.
t'ra sVll @at d-~tsne as Ehs srsasi, a
tvxot ,irs rAoPsas~hs N nsiar~ IN .~arsat
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sas .f' i'r~ ysaasgv te- eli aaa dsua4a4
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sbss4a4tAoas psss~Hl tA~ s.ssasx Il ss3ss
ta& 7&ss~ oas ssv~s snd P.ss srtul coasn
ff7 ,n smsaessl gF~ratha@s ansvas ths
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PRISONER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
,. y. WtlIIIams Tried 60 Fad HI.
Life in the Colfax jail.

Colfax. Oct. cd. r. Williams, better
known a. "Slick-eye," who Is confined in
the county Jail ON a charge Of burglary.
made desperate attempt upon his life
last night Sheriff Sims sleeps in an outer
corridor of the jail, and when he was
preparing 10 retire at 1880 he heard q
strange noise and groans from the in
side of the Jail. Entering, he found VIII,
Jams hanging from the upper part of the
cell door by a rope made Of his under
clothing. His head was thrust through
a small opening in the door, stretching
the rope tight Life was all but extinct.
With the aid Of the other prisoners the
sheriff cut him down. For two hours he
raved. struggled and bawled like a per.
feet maniac, requiring all the strength Of
Eve strong men 10 hold him. At first il
was thought that he had taken poison,
but emetics failed TO disclose any evi.
dence Of IT, BY o'clock he had SUI.
fciently recovered consciousness 20 be
returned 10 his cell, though his neck and
throat were too severely swollen TO al.
low him TO speak.
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Calcutta, Oct. 2s. = A dispatch from
ChitagOng. capital of the division of the
same name, eastern Bengal, says that a
cyclone has ragged in the Chitagong divi,
sion and along the northeast coast of the
bay of Bengal for eight hours. causing
terrible havoc. Seven ships have gone
ashore, all the houses in the districts are
more or less damaged. several natives
having been killed and large numbers rem.
dered homeless.
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rnol ISL COLO RuYs IL
Halt . atItt.s fais fsF dhs grsaa
Ntrtsst gEsSp Of aIH~s.

Ssn Tfsnrtasss. sSs - Enrii.h capital
AAs inveais.l az susoant sa,si "a h. mari,
Aasoo IN THE puivhs~ II Tho Grand
Vstoap E1uaP II F,.ld mins., oH Squs~
rtvvk. In F13ofada csuniy. ss,vn mile.
tsusn iiaovsyilla The a ths lAIg~.i deal
ahtsh nae bsra usadc 10 IaliiHuia foe
ssrzus sAnss. atsd Tho isieniien IL to work
lhs isuj~Ttr an an 'tieasi,e scAlc The
g.,igvhassv ts tho T. ans Atlantic Nine
ru'vkssins SyBAieais. Limited. 81 Lon
don. and ths sallsv. uctr II u Pickett al
laAser,ilIs and T. Wright II Indian
ar-slis, iud
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AVALANCHE kllls Two MeN
~ N@S@ 90 th~ LE~aI Nsvt6sra rail.
Fa@a A~ay haHkm.

hssSsVs fuSr idaho. a. - f~u
sara 'ssH.s'i Ma'f.At and nuun. ssulloys,i
- - sN,fa rsrs - istsasrs ca she l.suai
Nssihsrn sNtiss~d ss1r lilisvi Mssit.r-aia,
tass sHiir sssa ~ hAiks TAr ststita. had
s~~n dnliShs n.A 81 thr u40uu,ain .Ads
sos f'P 'stfshE PaiTa~~~ aiafg the koo
ssrssi "'rss ahsn t'anElrs II ts.-k osei
Ar'sd As'wsH Ia taii 10 e~ral-r lh~~ the
$50 Hsrs @zsshi shsl,t4 utsdr4 nh ads
rsus sha nhRA at oans startssi 60 tHpoi
Paisss sNf,h A. ssua a. ilss fssis,i the
30vn siass SO ut'a~tsrd b, islioa - ok
sssn. and satuisg uAs giv~ss. l.u, too
ts's 10 F~suah srarr4i. Ties kAd y.t,.rvrd
I'd hast isa isSs hrn = irAttal mas. II
sssA us~rw AsAsHri and isarss,i the usen
Hsstt tsvs lssrlsSih IT. Tlsr t.aianr~ 81 The
fsss vac iHassrSltstsit - 30 vofk e,os
rsisUS ius tbs bssissa. and atiss 1. hour.
s-Fss rsv'A shtsn. crushed snd mpiila;~d
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london. OCt, %. 49, The Vienna coTrp
''"d'n' Of the Daily Telegraph says;
N''o'a'uR 10 a sensational story from Bel-
Wad'' ~ King Milan II sefvia rcCen,iy
,''''''' The metropolitan 81 Belgrade and
"''"an dei an absolute divorce from cx.
"'e'h Natalie. II is aid that he declar
~ Tho interests II the dynasty rcquirei
n ~ L" marry again, a. King Alexander is
" ana mus, 10 abroad. There are m.
" "'' also that Milan will he decre~i ~
efst 4 SerNia.
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WORST STORM IN MANY YEARS.
Great Damage 60 Summer Resorts
Along the Atlantic Coast.

Ocean City, Md, Oct. 26.-The storm of
the last two days was the worst ever ex-
Perieneed in this part Of the country.
The wind attained the proportions of a
hurricane. and the surf ran four feet deep
across the beach into Sinepunxet bay
The large porches Of Congress hall, TRAM.
Pers, the Eastern hotel. Choppers pavilion,
Atlantic hotel and Mayer cottage are
completely wrecked. The immense fish
pond Of the fishing company was carried
out 10 SEA. The Cambride hotel was near
ly wrecked. A large two-masted schoon.
er was sunk in the bay. after being driv-
en- against the drawbridge The damage
will reach thousands Of dollars.
Worst In NIaeteea Years.
Cape May, n. j., Oct 25.-The north.
easter, which has prevailed among the
coast for five days, developed last night
into the worst storm which has struck
Cape May in 10 years. The tide covers
over a third Of the territory of the town
and surrounds III mammoth Stockton no.
tel and all the section northeast of IL.
The wind reached a velocity Of IS miles
an hour.
Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, \. j., Oct 26.-The sea
here has been the heaviest in years. Con.
siderable damage was done here. Trains
ON the Pennsylvania and Reading roads
were abandoned.
Delaware BreakWader.
Deleware Breakwater. Del, Oct 90
The northeast gale, which reached a We.
iociiy Of 50 miles an hour. Is still blow.
ing 20 miles an hour. The schooner
Lizzie FelkeBbeTg and Sarah J. Vaughan
came ashore and the barge NOll and
dredge are aground near the life-saving
station. The schooner Ponder is ashore
three miles north.
iLfe-saSinG statISa Abandoned.
Washington. Oct. 26-Superintenden
kimball of the ife-saving service has been
informed that the crew Of the life-s saving
station at Cobbs island had been com
PEELED 10 abandon the station. The gales
have submerged the island, and the sun,
breaking over the life-saving station.
washed away the cook house, oil house
and boat house.
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ran Diege. Cal. uN'- p ~. Mckay.
quarantine utficsr here. has TrreiV~l word
hat nine deaths from yellow fever occur
tsA 81 MArailAn from September 20 10
nsiulrr 2. lie uiIl quATsntins the MeNi-
ran stsamsv Albion, due here November :
f,ua Masatlan. until she has clcnn bill
q health. The American consul al MASai'
Ian deciafrs that tho officials arc aim
ing 10 Disguise the real state Of aaairS
ne Mexican government has ordeT~d .
srist quarantine In that PoTt,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

Fresno, Cal. Oct. %. - The weather
has now cleared sufficiently to enable q
closc estimate TO be made Of the damage
done by the storm 20 the Taisin crop in
Fresno, Tulare and Kings county. One.
third Of the entire crop has been dam.
aged and Il will be six weeks before what
is saved can he shipped. The fruit al.
ready packed will be needed to meet the
thanksgiving trade in the east,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
Murderer Lrnrhsa.

Lordsburg, n. NJ, Oct GA young
Mexican named Anastaco was found muir,
dered above the smelter at Clifton last
Thursday. He had been shot and robbed
and his body left by the trail. AIascello
njares was arrested for the murder. A
strong case was made out against him
before the justice Of the peace, who held
him TO await the action OF the grand
jury. On Sunday morning he was taken
from the Jail by a mob and shot TO death.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
DOGS FOR THE kLoNoIke.
A Seattle Lawyer Has 200 Collect
ed at ChicaWO

Chicago, Oct. 26.-Exactly 220 dogs of
high and low degree, mostly the latter,
the property of W. H. Lewis, a Seattle
lawyer, are ON their way to the Pacific
coast from Chicago and will be sold to
klondike miners. Lawyer Lewis hopes
TO get from SIS to $50 apiece for the
CANNES and should his fond hopes be
realized, he will take two more carloads
Of the product of the Chicago dog pound.
Dogs are said to be precious animals in
Seattle, when every miner who intends
to enter the newly found gold regions
wants quartet Of ours to haul his sled.
Mr.. Lewis intends to do his utmost to
Gil the demand and reap the harvest.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30
INVADED eY nuNaaY srn
H'"'' ssa sssas tixeI,su.at - At.
saa Neaaat.

h'"''i'i. Italy. uct. -. -- A disyatch
"'n Athens, wkirh The csR.ss thew ~
''''' to all"w the operators 10 sead. 'ay'
Wat srss, excitement Prvtsilsd al the
"f''s oaF',sl Monday several huRdrri
'"HH''"rs the message continues, invad
- mahy II the shops u that city and
~s'd clothing and fpSi The shapkeep
ga f'N'''''i. ~osne II them using arms in
- doing Thi. oaasci = panic. Al the
'''l'' in th" town WE'RE huuiealy cl"-ei
''a h"a'ly the rioasrs uers dispt~yi by
'''"F PATROLS IT ttooP., who sacccdei
I" A'T'"'inR the sinslsadsra The rioters
e'i'Hd'd their coaduCt on the ground that
'hey we're cold and hungry.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-10-30

Montreal. Quo. OFT, 2a.-Nicc fre.'-
dent ShauRhnessy. 81 the Canadian Pacific
,aiI,vad. has made arrangements to issue
pt,Irr1ri .,ock 10 the amount OF ""''
On rounds sterling al = PCT cent IN Ion
a.0 IN co,st the cust 81 building the
Crowd. Nes, Pass rad through the
Rurky mountains