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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Progress Made on the Niagara
Falls Tunnel-Colorado's Fruit
Resources.

Pitttsburg hopes for new city hall on
her old postoffice site.
The report of a formation of tobacco
trust is denied by New York men.
The Niagara Falls tunnel has now
l,l75 feet of its $3.50 feet excavated.
E. 7. jeffrey, of Chicago, has re-
signed from the Worlds Fair directory.
The cost at the Nevada State prison in
Carson is 81 cents per day, the highest
in this country.
The Georgia Legislature has passed a
bill to prevent combinations among in
surance companies.
A perfectly organized band of thieves
and counterfeiters has been broken up
in Pulaski county, KY.
The protracted drought is drying up
numerous brooks in New Hampshire
and killing many fish.
Coloradoans believe that that State
will before long rival California even in
Its fruit-growing resources.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.

No paper will be sent to any address unless
paid for in advance
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Bill to Prohibit Fishing for
Seals in the Bering Sea
INTRODUCED BY VIM. HENRY SMITH.
II Causes a Howl Among the British,
who Dcnounce 1t as a oowardiy snr.
render to the United states.-sir
John McDonald's oondition-.other
News from Abroad.

LONDON. May 2O.-Mr. William Henry
Smith, the first lord OF the treasury, TO-
day introduced in the House Of Com
mons the bill prepared by the govern.
ment prohibiting British subjects from
catching seals in Bsrins Sea for o GER
tain period. The duration OF the time
during which seals cannot be Captured
is not, however, given IN tho oilt.
In the House Of Commons the mem
bers listened with strained attention 70
Mr.. Smith, expecting to learn the terms
Of the agreement with the Washington
government and great was their disap-
pointment when he stopped short after
uttering the formal request for permis'
ton to bring in a bill to enable the
Queen by an order in council to make q
special provision to prohibit the catch
ing of seals in Behring Sea by Her
Maiesty's subjects during a period
named in the-order,
The Standard, in commenting on the
measure, saws: "1f the bill is an essen
tial portion Of the international arrange
ment for the general restraint Oh tne
capture Of seals It will be welcome, put
If 1t imposes disabilities on British sub
iects while 1t leaves the hands otAmeri;;
can adyenturers free, a vast amount OF
explanation will be necessary to make
It palatable to Parliament or the counS
K dispatch from Victoria, B. O., says
that great excitement prevails there
over the proposed action Of the British
Government to prohibit British sub
iects from catching seals in Boring Sea
during proposed close season, and
that sealera openly propose to eyade
any law that may be passed on the SUD-
iect.
The feeling in London and Liverpool
among merchants interested in the sea-
fisheries, outside Of the American Com,
pany, is very strong ngagainstthe proposed
measure, and the government is freely
denounced for cowardly surrender to
the United States. Sir Edward Reed, o
prominent Liberal, said that the govern
ment seemed to be clearing its decks for
approaching complications in Europe,
and evidently did not intend to have an
American quarrel on hand when Euro
pean troubles were threatening.
Although Lord Salisbury told the
House Of Lords tonight that the French
government would accept the suspen'
Sion Of the Newfoundland bill, uneasi-
ness prevails in the foreign office re-
garding NJ. Ribot's exect view OF the
lpSaetieal abandonment OF measure
(which Lord Salisbury is pledged to
pass.
Mr.. Gladstone's suggestions towards
remedying the persecution OF the Rus
sian Jews strongly disappoints the
community. His letter on the subject
ignores the fact that the Russo-Jewish
Committee has already taken the exact
course he suggested.
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PARNELL's BOAST.
Tho Mocarthyitos determined he Shall not
Control the Paris Fund.

Tho Mccarthyites Determined he Shall not
Control the Paris Fund.
DUBLIN, May 29.-The National Pres
to-day says: lowing to the boast Of Mr..
Parnell that in the event OF the death OF
Mr.. Mccarthy Whom he declares to be
dying, he, Mr.. Parnell, will have COM
plete control of the Paris fund to divide
among his followers, the McCarthyites
have taken the best French legal advice
on the subject and find that unless the
consent OF the late Joseph Biggars son
is obtained, Mr.. Parnell can only con-
troll q third portion of the fund after q
long litigation, which the McCarthyites
will take into every court in France.
The League Treasurer, DR.. Joseph e.
Kenny, NJ. p, endeavored to gain Mr..
Biggar's sons consent, but was repulsed.
The late Mr.. Joseph g. Biggars it will
be remembered, was one OF the trustees
OF the Paris fund. Mr.. Mccarthy, the
National Pres also says, is only suffering
from a slight attack OF influenza.
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MONTREAL, May 29.-The recent quar-
antine Of Canadian lambs at Buffalo and
other points West when they are
shipped to the United States has been
SO severely felt that It is likely some
effort will be made to have the quaran-
tine removed. The American market
has hitherto been practically the only
one for Canadian lambs, outside OF a
comparatively limited number taken
for local consumption, and those en-:
gagged in the trade say that the loss OF
this market is q serious thing to the
producers. It is understood that over
lures are being made to the Dominion
Live Stock Association to take the mat
ter up, but no course has been taken by
this body as yet.
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Eynnrellcai Lutherans.

LEBANON, Pa, May 29.-At to'day's
session Of the General Synod Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Canton,
Ohio, was selected as the place Of the
next meeting. Thecommittee which had
acted in connection with committees OF
the General Council, United Synod and
Joint Synod Of Ohio, reported that the
German edition OF the committee on ser
vice was in the hands OF the hymn pub.
fishing committee; that translations OF
the Germanand Latin editionshaVeoeen,
made and will be further revised and
submitted to the general synod. 1t was
decided to authorize the issue OF pro-
visional revised catechism, the same to
be sent to tnc ministers and laymen
who may be interested and the district
synods to consider and to report TO the
next general synod. An apporhon-
ment Of SlSO,500 year was laid upon
the district synods for the benevolent
work of tho synod.
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The Itntn conc 70 Au.tralIn.

Cry OF MExrco, May 2O.-A special to
the AngD-Amaieau at 7 o'clock last
night from Acapulco, says there is a
well.founded report there that the off,
GERS OF the Esmeralda, which coaled
here yesterday, have said that the tugi-
tive Ghilian vessel, the Itata, has gone
direct to Melbourne, Australia, after
having transferred her arms and am
munition bought in the United States
to the Esmeralda. Tho officers OF the
cruiser have made no secret they had
communicated with the Itdta on the
18th inst.
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BIG FIRE Ar BELMONT.
over SIs, 900 Worth of Property Goes Up
in SInoke-Incendlary Blaze.
Special DtsDateh to ne IateIltgeneer.

Over SIs, 900 Worth of Property Goes Up
in Notwithstanding Blaze.
Special DtSpateh to ae Iateligesesr.
BELMONT, W. Va, May 2s.-This
morning about o'clock George Berry,
a driller, discovered fire issuing from
the back part of the Caldwell House
and giving the alarm awakened the peo-
pie in the upper end Of the village, who
rushed to the scene with pals and did
what they could, but water being. scarce
the destruction was greater than it
would have been had there been sutti-
cient quantity. Still, with heroic work,
they saved considerable property.
The following losses are reported: R.
G. Caldwell, loss on hotel building and
store SIC, 600, with $1,000 insurance; J.
Minder, building and furniture $1,000,
insurance $500; X. I. Parker, on build
ing and furniture $500, no insurance; S.
D. Kidd, loss on furniture about $500,
no insurance. The cause OF the fire is u
mystery, but circumstances point
strongly towards incendiarism. This is
a sad blow to Belmont and one that she
will not recover fTem, rs the parties
burned out will not rebuild.
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THE STATE FAIR BOARD
For West virginia Organizes and Locates
Its Headquarters.

For West Virglnia Organizes and Locates
Its Headquarters.
Special Dispateh to he IatAltgAeer.
CHARLESTON, May 29.-The Dcmocra-
tic members of the State Worlds Fair
Board were caucusing oil morning, try
ing to agree upon a president and secre-
tary without arriving at any conclusion.
The board was in session this afternoon
and about 4 o'clock completed its organ
ization, by electing Hon. W.. N. Chan
cellor, of Wood county, president, at o
salary Of 81, 200 a year; W. @. Mckay,
of jackson county, secretary, at salary
OF $500 per year, and Hon. George NJ.
Bowers, OF Berkeley, treasurer.
The treasurer is to receive one per
cent. of the disbursements. The main
office OF the board to be at Parkersburg,
and the next meeting will be held at
Wheeling about June 10th, from which
place the board will go to Chicago to
acquire the necessary information to
influence its further action. &
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Used PocKET KNIVES.
A Fatal Duel Between Two Students in
Georgia College.

A Fatal Duel Between Two Students in q
Georgia College.
AUGUSTA, Ga, May ,29.-News Of a
duel in Hiawassa College, in Loomis
county, has Just reached here.
Recently a rivalry sprung up between
John Ward and Alexander Brown, who
were contesting for the places Of honor.
The quarrel was intensified by dis
pute about a young woman. Wednesday
night they proposed to settle their
differences by duel. The young men
went beyond the towns limits, and fell
upon each other with their Barlow
For some time the hacking was kept
up, until finally Ward made plunge
into Browns ribs, the knife penetrating
to the heart, and Brown fell dead in
the arms of his assailant. The young
men belong to highly respected families
of this section
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CHICAGO, May 99.-The men working
in the excavation on State street were
horriaed to find this morning the dead
bodies OF two OF their companions.
They had been buried by the caving in
Of m embankment last night before the
men quit work and unknown to any
one the two unfortunate men were
crushed to death.
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,rpoon General Hamilton ReSiEns,

wAsnISeToN, D. G., May 29.-Dr. John
B. Hamilton, Surgeon General OF the
Marine Hospital service, has resigned
that office and accepted the position OF
Professor Of the Principles Of Surgery
and Surgical Pathology In Rush Medical
College, Chicago, Ill. He will be sue.
ceeded as surgeon general by Surgeon
Walter WymAn, of the Marine Hospital
service, who has been his chief assistant
in this city for some time. DR.. Hamil-
ton will remove to Chicago, his old
homo. at an early day.
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The Smallest Baby.

LIMA, o., May 29.-The smallest babe
in this part OF the State was born at the
residence Of John vonstein, at 1928 West
Kibby street. Tho babe is quite a
curiosity, and was five weeks old to-day.
Its weight is not quite two pounds, and
its body is perfectly formed, and can be
easily placed in a common cigar box,
The babe is bright and healthy boy
and no increase has been noticed since
his birth.
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Tho aIurlered LIyerpool BOY.

LrvERpoo1, May 29.-The coroner's
jury, which has been investigating the
death OF the Gitesn-yearold boy whose
body was found May 10 floating in a
sailors bag in the Handon dock, return
ed verdict OF murder againt John Con-
way, the steamship fireman and leading
member OF the Seamen Firemen's union,
who was arrested and charged with the
nriine.
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OIL 1NJuNor1oN GRANTEp.
A Notable Suit settlod in Court at Parlsers

A Notable Suit Settled In Court at Parlters-
burg.
Special Dispatch 10 as EntslltgAosr.
PARxERsBuRo, May 29-Judge Bore
man granted an injunction to-day in the
case Of the Brawn Oil Company against
the Ohio River Railroad Company, 7.
NJ. Brown, ct. al, and the Macksburg
Pipe Line Company, to prohibit the de-
fendant from taking oil on what is
known as the Barrow pits by the side OF
the Ohio Riyer Railroad, below FSench
Creek, in the Belmont oil field. Stealey,
Tavenner and Amber appeared for the
plaintiff, and Gov. Jackson, V. NJ. Arch
er and ]. N. Jackson for the defendant.
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corte WON'T BE 1nterrtewed.

QUEENSTOWN, May 99.-signor corte,
the italian consul at New Orleans, who
has been recalled to Italy, in order to
explain in detail the facts connected
with the lynching of Italians In that
city, has arrived here in company with
the Italian lad Marchesi, who it Is
claimed, gave the signals to kill Chief of
Police Hennessey. siguor Corte de-
clined to be interviewed on the subject
OF his recall.
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NEw YoRK, May 29-The P0st saysi
In the present situation, with currency
still moving heavily from the interior
towards the centre, it remains to be
seen whether the outgo Of gold has
practically come to an end as NEST peo-
pie now believe. The only protective
measure against withdrawal OF capitol
would be an advance in rates OF inter.
nnk hnrn
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CH1cAeo, May 2o.-The committee on
foreign affairs OF the Worlds Fair de-
cided to send the following named gen
tlemen to Europe in the interest OF the
exposition: Major Hanley, Chief OF the
Bureau OF Publicity and Promotion; /;
Commissioner ]. NJ. Waller, Of Con.
necticut; Secretary Butterworth, Of
Ohio; the Hon. Carl schurz, OF New
York, and ex-senator Eustis, Of Louisi-
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Tho Early Bird.


Special Dispatch to he Intelligence.
WESTON, W. Va, May2o.-Hon. John
o. Pendleton, with his menagerie Of
vampires, arrived here to-day on the
late train, on his way to Glenville,
where he will open up his campaign on
next Monday. John thinks it policy to
get an early start, as his prospects for
denomination are notthe mosthattering.
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scorrDAIE, Pa, May 29.-1t has been
reported that the Frick Company trans
ferred the coal in the Charlotte mine to
the Mcclure Company, which would
afterwards operate the works. The re-
port is denied. About sixty Italians
passed through here this evening from
the Leisenring Coke Works, where they
have been working for several weeks.
They are dissatisfied with the wages
they can earn.
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Waco, Texas, May 29.-It is stated
that the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railway company has acquired control
of the Texas Central by lease or pur
chase. The ownership OF the Texas
Central by the Rock Island, and the
completion OF the gap between the
Southern terminus OF that route and
Albany, will connect the Rock Island
with the gulf coast and Mexico, through
the San Antonio and Arkansas pass.
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DAMAGING ApaI1ssIoN.
Why tho witness Against the Jury Brib,
Left New Orleans.

Left New Orleans.
sr. LOUIS, May 29.-Loonce Berthe,
the principal witness against the jury
bribers in the case growing out of the
Malta trials Of New Orleans, was arrested
in East st. Louis this afternoon and is
now in Jail in that city. Berthe, it will
be remembered, left New Orleans to
avoid testifying in the bribery trials.
Mr.. Berthe says: "When the Hennes-
sey murder case was called q man ap-
preached me and said that ! would get
81, 900 II got on the jury and found the
Italians not guilty. Yes, l was afraid
and left New Orleans and got 81 ,00o."
But he seemed to realize that he was
telling too much, and in the very next
breath said that he left New Orleans Of
his own free will and accord.
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An ActrIess IN IucIC.

LONDON, May 29.-Richard Somerset,
Le Poor Trench, fourth Earl of clancar-
ty died suddenly to-day. By the Earl's
death viscount Dunlo, his Oldest son
and the husband Of. Belle Billion, the
English music hall singer, becomes Earl
of Glancarty aud Belle Billion becomes
Countess III Clanrarfy.f
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New ORLEANS, May District At
torney Luzenberg to-day issued nolle
prosequi in the cases of Bernard Glaudi,
Charles Granger, Emile Bagnetto,
Thomas McCyrsta1 and d. O. 0'MalleE
They were the parties who had been In
dicted by the grand jury for bribery
and corruption Of jurors in the Hennes-
sew case.
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WIN BRIGGS CASE :
o,,no,os the Attention ofthe Pres
wv nytsr,au General Assembly.
rr5GE BRECKlNRlDGE'S DEATH
NM, TOPIC for the Prayers at the
opening in the Morning.
rgF DISCUSSION BECOMES HEATED.

.,n. Dir Men Take Part In It.
,cs,thcr Briggs Should be Given a
Tdal or Not the Issue--Dr. kcKib-
hens Eloquent Plea for Fair Play.
,rdre Breckinridgc's Death Due to
uc,rt Diseaso..A Sketch Of His Ca
,eer :. The Committees Report
Adopted.
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united PresbyteriauS.

PRINCETON, IND, May 99.-ln the
United Presbyterian General Assembly
the Rev. ]. G. White addressed the as
sembly ON the secret efforts OF the
Roman Church in this country. Sab
scriptions to the mission fund amount
to 1885, 900. This assembly resolved to
return to membership in the Alliance
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1nndlorda, form, Aeeepted.

Dnp1IN, May The evicted trades
menof Tipperaryhave accepted thelapd.
lords terms, and have been reinstated
in their shops. Yesterday was observed
as general holiday in Mpperary cele-
brating the settlement Of disputes,
which include those of the Smith, Barry
tenant farmers.
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The warsprite,s Defects.

LONDON, May 20.-The flag ship War
spite has been found to have serious
defects in her hull. The admiralty
officials have sent a number of expert
dock yard workmen to Esquimalt, B. o.,
in order to make the repairs necessary
to fit her for further active service.
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ArHESs, o., May 29.-Dave Seville,
convicted on Friday last in court here
of prize fighting, was sentenced py
Judge Destuer TO one years hard laoor
in the penitentiary. Seville Will %
tried next court term under an indict-
ment charging him with rnanslaughtcr
for the killing Of Arthur Majesty in the
late Nelsonyille prize fight.
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LONDON, May 30. The appointment
of Mr.. Mccormick as representative in
England Of the Columbian Exhibition
is greatly satisfactory to the friends OF
the Chicago Fair here, who hitherto
have been working in the dark. Mr..
Mccormick will not resign his post as
second secretary Of the United States
legation until the middle Of July, when
he assumes the duties Of commissioner
to the Fair.
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INC Firo on az European.

NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-The stearn-
ship European which returned yester-
day morning with her cargo Of cotton
on fire, is still discharging. The IRE
has been put out and 700 bales dis
charged, OF which 100 bales are badly
burned. The total damage including
detention OF vessel will probably reach
son OOO.
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ZASEsviD1E, o., May 29.-Jos. f. Boyd,
father of Governor James =. Boyd, Of
Nebraska, and whose failure TO take out
his final naturalization papers was the
cause of the, Nebraska gubernatorial
muddles died here this evening, aged 10
years Gov Boyd i en- route to attend
the funeral.
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BRMtSaHAM, Ala, May 99.-JefE
Thomas. who assaulted Mrs. j. V. Neal,
Mt Townley, Walker county, week ago,
was captured last night and is supposed
to have been lynched alter midnight.
All the captors would say was Th6lnas
to he'll.
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anything against DR.. Briggs. We want
simply to conserve the power OF the as
selAbly In view Of the facts that he has
failed to make himself understood
in special inaugural in principles
which we believe vital to evangelical
Christianity. Now, Mr.. Moderator, II
you pass upon the paper OF DR.. Wooster,
you puss upon the very matters which
arc In litigation in the Presbytery Of
New York, You say that this man is
Of such a.kind that we only keep our
hands off him to see whether the Union
Theological Seminary will run him
down. That is not Presbyterianism.
That is not fair play, and 1 plead, in
the absence of DR.. Briggs, that you
won't let his friends misrepresent him
and destroy his opportunity to have a
fair trial before the Presbytery Of New
York;
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insurronts Break rholr Promise,

PARIS, May 9O.-Dispatches received
here from Chile state that the insur-
gents, contrary to their promise, now
threaten to bombard the city OF Val
,pHTaiso. In view Of these threats the
defences Of Valparaiso arc being hur-
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NEw Yoax, May 29.-There Nls no
change in Mr.. Blaine's condition ihis
morning. DR.. Dennis visited bin and
said afterwards that he found Gle sec-
retary still improving and teeli1g quite
Comfortable. The wet weatherlflll pre-.
vent Mr.. Blaine from enjoying IL oaaH
drive.
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CINCINNATI, May 29.-The police court
in q Jury trial to-day found Manager
Bancroft, of the Cincinnati Association
club not guilty OF violation Of. statutes
in attempting to play the game stopped
by the police last Sunday. The law for
bids playing games, but does not forbid
an attempt to play.
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Twenty Residences Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-Fire this
morning destroyed twenty small resi-
dencss and sawmill in the block
bound by st. Cloud, Mont, Rampant and
Maule streets. Loss estimated at
S4l lln
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WILL SiARRY KITTY.
Parnon VIII Wed SIrs. O'shea IN the MID
die of June.

LONDON, May 2o.-The Parnellites
hear that their chief will we'd Mrs.
o'shea before the registrar about the
middle of June. 1t is not true that her
daughters will remain with her. Capt.
o'shea controls the family. Capt.
o'shea does not in the meantime pro-
hibit intercourse between the mother
and daughters. The Captain permits
the daughters to visit their mother tre-
quently, but after marriage with Par
nell is effected all relations will end.