He had been drowned four or five days
ago and his identity could not at first lie
established. Nebraska Knights were
found and they identified the deceased as
there Comrade Ferris. It seems that the
Knight had left E. H. Smith's place on
Grand in a somewhat haiarious
condition and being alone walked off the
dock' The body was embalmed and sent
to his home.
SCARED THE I*RESIDENT.
A Chfinist Kmptie# a Revolver in the Air
Re fore Carnot.
Paris. July 14.—When I’resident f'ar
not was about to enter the Ely see palace,
this evening, a man standing near by fired
a revolver into the air. Upon being taken
to the police station he said he was a
chemist and an author of many inven
tions. He has been out of employment
for some time, and wished to attract the
attention of the president and the public
to his case. The polite say the revolver
was loaded with blank cartridges.
KILLED IN A BRAWL.
CauH> Great Excitement About the Town
Florence. Wis., July 14.—Last night
during a drunken quarrel, several Italian
minners. who had early in the evening
been pushed off the sidewalk by an un
known Swede struck and killed one of
th :-ir own party with a club, - apposing him
to be the offending 'wede. it being vary
dark. No arre-t- have yet been made, It
11 retry difficult for officers to locate the
murderers as they are only known by num
bers at the mines. The dead mans name
is also unknown.
The aff ir causes great excitement about
town.
Frfmont Cntofized.
