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FoREIGN Markets.
London

London.
LONDON ENG Aug T. - ConsolS llS1S
silver 26d; French rentes 105f 321ac-
Liverpool.
WHEAT Quiet; No. l standard California
wheat, 35s Sd; cargoes of coast firm; cargoes
on passage, nominal, less active and Cd lower;
Liverpool wheat, No. ]. California. Is 2d@7s Sd !;
wheat in Paris steady; -four IN Paris, frm
lOT1 ON-U plsnds, g. l6d.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
Dried Fruits.

RAISINS--C California. 50lb boxes. ?, s, s-crown,
?S4@51ec; seeded 6sz@sc: seedless muscatels
CURRANTs - 47s@514c in barrels; cleaned
bulk, 51a@6c; cases, 51s@51ec; cartons e(9l +ac.
tkUNES - California, 25-D boxes 4gf H2o;
50-ih boxes 31A@714c
PEA Oh HES-California. unpeeled. oaSs o12Sec'
boxes, 71h@9c; peeled. 10@llc
APRlCOTS-CaifornIa boxes It2W4Vc' oasS
7G915c.
CITRON-ll0l2lb 2lbc for fancy boxes.
FlGS-tapcy orolnarY 12@lec' fancy "asnea
2t@24c
DATEs-Persian. 60-rb boxes. 25s@5s4c; Fard.
il boxes. 43l @5c; cases. 5s4@sc c, -.
WALN UTS-C California STANDARD e72c' soiS
shell. Sc
AAAIoN DS-sheIIed. l71a&2sc-
Metals.
FIG 1RoN-southern, SO Co9lO o1; Northern
$40 50@lZ a,-
COPPER - Brokers, $l1 1919: exchange
81 LEA :, DGBPokers. 2Sea So so; exchange ss So
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cerning the effects OF the long Arctic
night on explorers or visitors. Nansen
saws it causau no discomfort TO him. But
a surgeon under Peary declares that dur
ing the prolonged darkness 'the mind
was depressed and all animal functions
became less active. Vague muscu ar
pains. vertigo. cerebral congestion and
anaemia indicated the slug :ish circula-
ton" By Christmas the party was
lethargic and melancholy, and the return
ing light founa their skin jaundiced and
pale.
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Produce,

ToRK-August and September 81 1897 so.
LARD-August, $4 25; September. $4 2594 81.
RIBS-August and September, 81 rs.
BUTTER-Market steady.
Creameries-kxtraS 141aci frsts l213@1 312c;
seconds ll@l2 &c Dairles-Extras. 12c; hrsts, 10
@1lc; seconds &c; packing STOCK, fresh. &C.
EGGS Firm and active. Firsts sold chiefly st
91ac per doz loss on cases returned.
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Reoeints at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. Z-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $50; N arket steady.
oGS-R Receipts, 70uoi market firm prices
steady.
sHkEP-Recepts, none.
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Grain

CORN-August, 257sc; September, 26sac,
OATs-August 1879; september, 1886.
BARLEY Cash. 25@S4c.
RYE-Cash. 4134c: September, 42c.
FLAXSEED-Cash and September, S99S91zc.
TIMOTHY Cash, 50 rs.
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livestock.

HOGS - Light, Ss 7Oa9 go: mixed. s3 e0@
8 s7lR: heavy, s3 45GS so; rough, So 45G3 55.
Receipts q, ,OOO Esumat ed Monday. 5000.
CATTLE-Beeves, So s5G5 90; cows and heit-
ers 81 9O@4 40; Texas steers, 81 SoG4 90; stock
eIs and feeders, So 20@4 3Oi Westerns, So 75@
so. Receipts 200.
SHEEP-keceIpts $500.
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CASH IN THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug T. To-day's
statement of the condition of the Treasury shows:
Available cash balance, $229,119U74i gold re-
serve, 81 40,747, ,S66
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
Butter is well cleaned up and firm.

Butter Is well cleaned up and frm.
BUTTER-
CREAMERY Fancy creameries, 22@23c T ID:
seconds, Z0@2lc p ID.
DArRY-Gholce 10 fancy, l7@20c u b; lower
grades 14616c
PIcKLED-l69l7c p D.
FIRKIN-14@I6c p b.
EAsrERN-l2@l3c for ladIe-packed
CHkLsE-Choice mild new, 71aqSc: common
TO good 607c a H. Cream Cheddar 1O@i1c;
Young America, s@sc; Western, lie; Eassern,
lSG15c p b.
l2@l5c . dozen Eastern, l2@l3c; Duck Eggs,
! &C dOZ.
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August 1897

NorE-In the above exposition OF the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides Of the day in The
column gives the second Tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the las. or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day, exceps
occurs. The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given II spbrractivs
from the depth given by the charts
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Recsints at Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, NEBR.. Aug I-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1900 head market strong.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; stronger
SHEEP-Strong.
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The greatest county area of mountain
and heath land used for grazing in Eng
land is 465. 139 acres, in Northum be rland.
The North Riding OF York ranks next,
with 2S9. 9s3 acres. and then Cum berland.
with 252, 562 acres. In the Principally
county of Brecon. The solitary county in
Great Britain which returns no land under
the lead of mountain and heath graz ngs
is Rutland, while Hunts owns to only l3
acres, Warwick to 43 and Northampton
to A.
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BANK AND BANKERS.
GERMAN SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY,
5.6 CALIFORNIA ST. 5. f.

Guaranteed capital and surplus. % ,o4o, 2ol So
Capital actually paid up in cash.. 1000 900 90
Deposits December 81. 1896. 81 73O 247 As
OFFICERS - President B. A. Becker; First
Vice President. Daniel Meyer; Second VIce-Pre
dent III. Horstmann; Cashier, A. H. R. Schmidt;
Assistant Cashier William Herrmann; Secretary
George Tourny; Assistant Secretary A. H. Null
ler; Attorney w. s. Gooofelow.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS-B. A. Becker, Daniel
Meyer, n. Horstmann. Ign. Steinhart, n. Van
Bergen b. Rohte, H. B. Ruas, D. n. Walter and
n. OhlsntG
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
BANK CLEAKINGs.

Local bank clearincs last week were $l4 279-
So2' against S1l,564740 for the same week last
year This is a sharp gam and speaks we'll for the
state of trade
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THE O. r. G. N. CO.

PoRTLAND ID
From spear-street Wharf at III A.
IN DE(S5 Ffrst-cIass Including
y AhL( Sc. so 2d-cIass berth q meAs
SCHEDULE UF SAILINGS:
Columbia Aug. l, II, 81. 81. Sept 10
State of California Aug. b, 10, 20, sept D
Through tickets and through baggage All
Eastern points. Rates and toiders upon appllcA-
ticn 70
FF CONNOR. General Agent
$50 Market street.
GOODALI. PERKINS & CO.. superintendent
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BOARD SALES.

Following the sales In the San Francisco
Stock Board Yesterday:
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
STEAMEl
SUN, MOON AND TIDE.

SUN, MOON AND TIDE.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDErIc SURVEY.
TINES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FORT POINT, ENTRANCE TO SAN
FIR NCISCo BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-Tbe h gh and low waters &C ur az the
City Front (Mission-street WHARF about twenty
five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
OF tide is the same at both places
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETs,

Silver recovered som ewhat
Bank clearings gain Sharply.
Mexican Dollars unquotable.
Sterling Exchange rather lower
Wheat OF again. Barley dull.
Other Cereals quiet.
OlcaSe higher.
Hay easy. ans very dull.
Potatoes and Vegetables in good supply.
Butter wen cleaned up aud firm.
Fine Eggs doing better.
Poultry the same
Choice Bartlett Pears firmsr again.
Dried Fruits very active and firm.
Phenomenal trade in PROVISIONS
R2isins firm and wanted.
Wool, Hides aud Hops very steady
LInseed OIL and Lucol higher
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COMPAGXIR GENERAL TR4NSATLAiTIaUs
French Line to Havre.
<SoMPANY'S PIER(NEWl, AZ NORTH 49.<ss
u River foot of Morton 81. Travellers by TFSStfSSe
thi. line avoid bot transit by English railway AMI
the discomfort Of crossing the channel in small
boat New YORK to Alexandria Egyph via PariS
6rat class 81 80, second class S116.
La NURMA \ DIE. ...........,August Ii. 10 A. II.
LA BRETAGN GNE.,..........August2 Il. 10A.
LA GASCOG NE Aug .2S l0A L.
LA CHAM PAG NE....,,....... Sep. l. 10A ",
LA TOURAINE. Septern Der II, ~ n l.
HB- For turther particulars apply to
a. FORG EFT, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
J. F. FUGAZI d. CO.. Agents Montgomery
avenue, francisco.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

California Title Insurance and Trust Company
to sadie H. Macs (wife OF WlIfred M - lot on \,
So by n III; $40
c. W: and Mary B. Moores TO Edward and Isac
dora Dillon, lot on lire of Webster street, 1l5 N
OF sutter, 22:6 by 4 1875: $40.
James {. stevens TO Mary A. stevens, lot on
line Of Bush street, So W OF Broderick. W 20 by S
William and Lizzie Hinkel to CASTOR P. spo or
no. lot on E line Of Cole street. 1859 of Waller,
Isaac Anderson to John westrem. lot on ST cor
ner of Twentythird and Vicksbarg streets, L Il IS
sarah Dunston to Henry KohIer, lot on N line of
Green street, 1875 of Kearny, E 1876 by
81 IS; $10.
Joseph and Sarah A. Peirce to Sarah ]. Dietz
(wife of A. c. lot on NV corner OF 6eary and
i aylor str cts, w 66:9 by 1875; grant
Same to same in trus life estate TO j. Warren
Pelrce, lot on line of Geary street. $3.50 w of
4 aylor, w 6S:9 by n Is; grant.
Edward Ludeman % Minnie Kraft, lot on Sc
corner OF n $ rect and Thirty nth avenue. S 100
by E 57.6: $3.50.
son, lots g and A, block 5, sunnyside; $40.
F. Koment to the City Street improvement
Company lot $50, silver Terrace Homestead AS
]. A. and izabeth Miller to william Groezin-
ger lot on sW corner OF R street aud lenth aye
nue., NV 100 by sW 100, portion OF bocS I'll,
o'Neil & Haley rract; So
Hubert Rees to Hattie T. Lewis (wife OF Lemuel
- lot on SW line OF e BoWdoin 1n street. 100 Sc Of
AT: also lot on SW line of tourteenth str,et, 80
Sc OF /. Sc IS by sW lO0 book 2S5, south San
$40.
Hattie I. and Lemuel T. Lewis TO Thomas W
Nowlin, lot on SW line OF Bowdoin sire ct, 1U0 Sc
of Woolsey, SE 80 by sW 1z0, University Mound
At; SIS.
Jones. Allen & Co. to Alexander D. Coutts, lot
on Sc line of Arlington street. 33S SW OF Roam
oke. SW co. SE l03, n T. so 70. NV no. being lots
SO and 81 Jones' addition TO Paramount; SO.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Joanna Barnett wife of D. P) to Jennie D. East,
lot on n line OF Thirry-second street, 1896 W Of
Grove w 215. N TO point. r 2l5. 80. 8 81 10 be-
ginning block 2 a., 4Nowand Tract, Oakland, $40
E,izaSe, h ~. ana Ernest A. Heron 10 Rtoia l..
FrlcG (wfe of Geo ge W., lot 3, book ], Linda
Vista Terrace, map q Oakland; $40.
1haT.es A. and Alice G. Bailey to Charles Nj.
Barrows, lot on So corner of Lincoln and Edith
streets, 4U.75 by 100, being lot 15, block d,
Edith Tract, Berkeley; SO.
]. L. and Mary c. Barker to G. a. Martin, lot
on w II Of Grove rect, $50 of Prince, so
by w 1872 being lot 27, block 2, Central Park
Tract, Berkeley; 500
James and Martha A. Williams to Eugene and
Rebecca ], Merrill lot 19, block "a, Warner
Tract, Brooklyn Township; $40
w. f. Brown 10 II. p Moreal. lot on NE corner
Of abroad avenue and Grand street, l12:6 by
h lOS, block 81, Town of Encinal, Alameda; $40.
RuiIdsrs, Contracts.
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BuiIders' Contracts.

Margaret Mcbride with Henry It. Grieb, car
penter and brick work and PLUMB oi,g for two
story building on s line of Fllbert rect, S7:6 Z
of steiner; $200U; architect contractor.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14

Grand Forks, n d., Sept. 11.-Will-
lam Stevenson, a prominent citizen OF
Winona, Mimi, arrived here in search
of his wife and his brother. He had
his brother, James Stevenson, arrested
on the charge of alternating the affec-
tions of the wife of the former and
taking her away. At the hearing the
prisoner told where the woman was
and she was brought into court. The
meeting with her husband was very
atfectionate and she said she would
return and live with him again,
though she liked his brother better.
The prisoner was held for trial in the
district court.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
MANY MUST sTARyE.
Returning Miners From FI0ndiIxe
Sound u Warming Note.

Returning Miners From EIondiIxe
Sound IA Warming Note.
Seattle, Wash, Sept. 1.-THE steam
ship Cleveland, eleven days from st.
Michaers, arrived in the straits and
was boarded by representative of the
Associated Press who were in waiting
on the tug Sea Lion. She brings six
ty-fiye passengers and about $400, 600
in gold dust Thirty of the pas
sengers are from the gold fields and
twcnty-seven are carpenters returning
from ST. MichaelS. The story of the
fabulous wealth of the Klondike, Bo-
nanza, Eldorado and other mines trib-
utary to the Yukon is reiterated by
the returning miners, but the warning
which has already been given to stay
away from the gold fields this winter
is emphasized by every one on board.
They say that hundreds of people
must go hungry this winter, and that
many will certainly starye to death, as
the food supply i'll the country is far
below that which will be required to
keep alive those already in Dawson
City.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
Prairie Fires Feared.

Chamberlain, S. D., Special-Hot
dry winds have prevailed in this sec
ton almost steadily for the last week
or ten days, and the ranges are rapid
~ changing their hues from a dark
green to a yellowish brown. II the
regular fall rains hold off for short
time longer the alkali grass will De
thoroughly cured, and stockmen Will
be blessed with the finest klnd OF
winter feed. An unusually large guam
tity of hay is being put up, and the
excellent price that feeders are bring
inc is tempting cattlemen to sell down
close, so there is but little danger OF q
rebellion of the severe losses that 0c-
Cured last winter in some parts OF the
country. The only danger to be ap-
pretended now is from prairie tlres,
which would be almost Impossible 10
control did any once gain Roadway
in the rank vegetation that covers the
cattle range west Of the Missouri
river.
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Terrible. if True.

Chamberlain, S. D., Special.-A das-
tardly attempt was made to burn the
dwelling of w. I'll. Gunsel. settler on
the reservation, with its occupants.
The tract upon which Gunsel ana ms
family lives is being contested. me
other night a party composed u
friends of the man who is seeKlnS 70
secure the land, hauled load u
straw to the house, piled 1t aro'lnd llle
hnildino and set it on fire. The perpe-
trators of the outrage made no effort
Of concealment, but. on the contrary,
at attempted to prevent G'snsel and his
wife from leaving the building. They
only escaped with their lives by the
merest chance, and lost all their house
hold effects and $50 in paper money.
Tn IN default Of $1,000 bonds Henry
Puthoven, the leader, has been placed
in iail until the next term OF co III.
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,,,s Friends ResponsibIe.

cavalier, n D., SPECIALIZE. 7. g..
vnopnt. for the last eight years a
Musician of this place, died suddenly.
g In has been at times past addicted to
n ntrong drink, but has lived a COM
ooorstiyely sober life for the past three
Years until on a recent call he came
in contact with some old and con-
TiviaI friends and the taste for liquor
rpturned. Not being able to procure
strong drink in his home town he
b0ug6t extract of lemon at the stores.
nsing this as a substitute. While in
drunken condition from the effects of
this he died.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
FORTUNE IN POTATOES.
One Farmer Expects His Crop Will
bring Nearly 100000.


Sioux Falls, S. D., Specialize adj
vance in the price OF potatoes has not
yet been recorded here, where the
price is now only 25 cents per bushel.
The crop in this part of the state is a
big one, and when the advance comes
the benefit to the growers will be
large. Frospectors here from Nc
Lean county, H., and Jackson county,
Iowa, say the price there is from IS
cents to 81 bushel, and at the pres
ent freight rates to Chicago the price
ere ought to advance at least 80 cents
per bIshel A farmer from Lincoln
county says he has Al acres OF po-
tatoes which he thinks will yield close
to $4,000 bushels of tubers from
which he will make a fortune. On
shipments in car load lots from Sioux
Falls to Chicago a profit of 40 cents q
bushel net has been realized. Several
local firms are buying all the potatoes
they can get hold of at present prices,
and will hold them for an advance
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
More Time Granted.

Fargo N. D., Special.-In the case
Of the injunction of the railroads
against the state board of railroad
commissioners for which hearing
was set for to-day to allow the board
to file answer to the complaint, At
torney General Cowan appeared be-
fore the court for the board and
asked a further continuance for thirty
days to prepare the answer. Judge
Amidon granted the time.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
SHORTAGE ALLEGED.
hather Sensational Outcome of n
south Dakota Investigation.

hather Sensational Outcome Of n
south Dakota Investigation.
Pierre, s. D., Special.-Public Ex-
ainlner Taylor has filed the report of
MS examination of the state auditors
once. Ills examination covered the
entlre period of Mr.. Nipples incum-
penney, and Auditor Mayhew's to date.
AS result of his investigation he
makes some rather sensational
charges. He finds that ex-Auditor
Nipple is short $1,000 in his accounts
with the state and that Auditor May
new IS short SLIT. He goes very fully
into the matter of examinations of
nonresident insurance companies by
=. II. Anderson, who has charge of the
insurance department Of the auditors
of1lce. He claims that Mr.. Anderson,
Delng an employe of the state, with
fixed compensation, was not justified
either in law or moral, in Withholding
from the state the fees he collected for
such examinations. AS to the alleged
shortage of Mr.. Nipple, it is claimed
by the state officials that it is a mere
matter OF bookkeeping, and that he
will be able to demonstrate that he
has turned over every dollar due from
him to the state. The report concern
ing the insurance examinations is con-
Sldered more serious.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
PAY stopped.

pierre. S. d., Special.-At the close
of a meeting of the county colnnlls-
sioners here Auditor Wheeioh splan5
q surprise on the board by monty l fas
them that their legal allowance ~,
ner diem of 1925 per year haa uesn
either drawn in full or oVerur 4a =,
end that on the advice OF the stas.
attorney lie could not sign any IL, ' 5nrs
CO.. dom warrants for the members
for this year.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
GRAIN TRAINS ARE STALLED.
Eastern Minnesota Railroad Tempo
rariIy Disabled Fire.

West Superior, Wis, Special.-
teen bents, equal to ten car lengths u
bridge. on the Eastern Minnesota
road twelve miles from here, were
burned. The fire was discovered by
an extra freight, and forces were lllle
mediately sent from this city. M aallL
the wooden structure was saved. Inc
fire caught from ashes dropped Dy az
engine, and meanwhile ell traInc 10
suspended. Long trains of Wneat are
stalled between Hinckley ana Tue
break and the passenger tranlc IS De
ing sent around on the ST. Paul q
Duluth tracks.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
Sad. but Frenuent.

Winona, Mimi, Sept II. = On the
Sherman farm, near Whiteman, last
evening, Miss Annie Sherman, who
kept house for her brother there, and
was daughter Of Anton Sherman of
Rollingstone, had been out riding. On
returning, she was taking her broth
ec's gun from the wagon, and, pulling
it muzzle-end toward her, the trigger
caught, discharging the load full in
hear breast, killing her instantly.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
RAILROADS Cautioned.

st. Paul, Sept. 11.-Gen. G. G. An
drews, chief fire warden Of Minnesota,
has sent out to railroad companies a
notice urging them to take extra pre-
cautions this fall to prevent the start
ing of forest fires. He calls attention
to the fact that last fall there were
seventeen fires caused by engines.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
WISCONSIN.
OLD MAN AND LITTLE GIRL.
Serious Charge Preferred Against
Andrew Miller of Brule.

Serious Charge Preferred Against
Andrew Miller of Brule.
West Superior, Wis, Special Dep
uty sheriffs have arrived from the
town of Brule, having in custody An
drew Miller, aged seventy-two years,
husband of the postmistress of that
place. Miller is charged with raplng
seven-year-old Millie Sorenson week
ago. 1t is said that the arrival OF OF
ficers and the arrest of Miller prevent
ed violence being done the old man.
as there is intense excitement at Bruie
over the affair. Sorenson, the girl
father, procured a gun with the eX-
press intention of going after Miller.
Close watch was kept all night by the
officers to prevent an uprising. Miller
claims innocence and says it IS black
mail.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14

Fargo, N. D., Special.-A. l.. Scott, Of
ST. Paul is here and has established a
terminal car service association for
Fargo. The Northern Pacific, Great
Northern and Milwaukee roads are in
VOlved. It shows remarkable advance
ment i'll Fargo business to render such
action necessary
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
CAUGHT A MURDERER.
The Participants in n Hobo killing
at RedfieId All Cnn.ht.

at RedfieId All Caught.
jamestown, n d Sept. 1.-THE police
have arrested two men wanted III
Redfield, S. D., for murder there on
Aug %. That day a party of six ho-
boes got into a drunken fight, several
shots were fired and one man was
killed The body was hidden in an
old threshing engine boiler and
stopped with hay. Through a hole in
the bottom of the boiler the head of
the murdered man protruded and
caused the discovery of the murder.
Two of the men We're arrested in Alb
erdeen.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
SOUTH DAKOTA
ANDERSON NOT ALARNEn
says the Public Examiner uos
Made a uis+oIr has

ne says the Public Examiner To.
Made a Mistake. las
rlerse' 5. D., Specialize. P. Ander-
son. the clerk in charge of the books
oL the state insurance department. 20,
Turned to the city this mornino and
n ni3 a statement to the effect that
al alleged shortages discovered in the
'a ~ It VI insurance fees, under both
onlT ,nlpple ana IL. b. Mayhem, are
ohly questions of error somewhere On
tne part OF the public examiner. and
lnat 1t can easily be shown that every
cent received from insurance COM
pahles, except that for examinations
mas been turned over into the state
AZ tfieaSury, and it is all accounted for in
e one poohs ana records. He says the
question of the insurance department
management has now got to the point
where charges must be proven and the
department will come out all right.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
Fatal Fire at hurley.

Hurley, wis, Special.-FIre de.
stroyed the City hotel and the oouy ~
William welsh. q residence of Gle,
was found in one of the rooms a short
time afterward by a fireman. The
dead man had beeu drinking the lay
before and in that condltloh leil 40 "a.
easy victim. The loss is ABOUT 9l'ooo'
no insurance.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
Fireman WAS Killed.

Mayville, N. D., Special.-Owing to
misplaced switch at the junction, six
miles north of Mayyille, Fireman
Clinton Sherman Of Breckenridge is
dead and Engineer Ed Truax is slight
" bruised. Four cars and an engine
were ditched
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-09-14
Keasting Released

Fargo, N. D., Special.-William
Keasting, who was convicted of en-
bezzlng some money from Cass coun-
ty farmers, was released on suspended
sentence after seven months in tie
county jail. He was from Granite
Falls, MINI.