The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-11-07
Carter Harrison Buys the
Chicago Times.
JOSIE MANSFIELD MARRIES.
The Manner in Which the Ballots 4rn
Ohio Are to Be Distinguished
From Each Other.
st. Paul cars have letter boxes.

st. Paul cars have letter boxes.
Carter Harrison is said to have bouoht
the Chicago Times for $40O 900.
Anthracite coal has been discovered in
the district of Alberta, Canada.
The Italian Consul in Boston is inves-
tigating the condition of Italians.
The public schools of Oawatomie.
Kan, have been closed for want of funds.
Chicago will erect a building in mem
ory OF Columbus at cost of 81 ,0OO. 900.
The postmaster of PHILADELPHIA has
ordered his subordinates to stay awav
from the races.
The government is about to begin the
work OF preparing photographic survey
OF the Great Lakes.
Justice of New York has inst de-
cided that you need not pay for a meal
at restaurant unless you eat it.
The financial statement of the Pull
man Palace Car Company shows a sur
plus Tor the past year of 50, ,989, ,22S.
A moonshiners' church in Alabama
and a secret oath bound moonshiners'
club IN Georgia are promoting lawleas-
ness by wholesale.
In the 100000 letters that reached
the dead-letter Office last year there was
money amounting to $2S, ,642 and checks
and notes of the value of 81 All, ,87l.
-Four men were shot by the Mexican
military authorities few miles across
the border from Rio Grande City, Tex.
aney were charged With being reyolu-
j. and f. ID. Mollenhauer will start a
new sugar factory in Brooklyn, with a
capacity Of 200 barrels refined per day.
1t will open next July. 1t will be inde-
pendent of the trust.
The September statement of the Santa
re Railroad Company shows that the
gross earnings of the system for the
fourth week in September we're the larg-
est in the history of the company.
The validity of the new constitution
OF Kentucky is to be contested on the
ground that the Constitutional Conven-
ton made numerous changes after the
instrument was ratified by the people.
Josie Mansfield, whose relations with
Jim Fisk and Ed Stokes brought her into
pubic notoriety in New York twenty
years ago, was married recently in Lon
don to Robert L. Reade, New York
lawyer.
A statement prepared at the pension
office shows that the pensions issued
during September numbered q, ,644, on
which the first payments aggregated $4,-
OT2,476. The average first payment in
each case was $l37.32.
M: R. Hanson, reputed to be wealthy
lumberman at Hanson, Wood county.
Wis, is alleged to have signed the name
OF George Hiles, a Milwaukee million
aire, to $4,000 worth of fraudulent pa
per. Hanson has disappeared.
There are thousands of dead fish along
the shores of the Upper Mississippi. The
river fell lower than for twenty years,
leaving large numbers of fish in pools
which gradually dried up, and the fish
have since died on the bed of scorching
sand.
The Bank of Columbia and the Colum-
bia Banking Company of Columbia.
Tenn, have assigned. The capital stock
Of the former is 800, 900 and that Of the
latter 100000. 1t is claimed that the
creditors OF both institutions will be paid
in full.
On each ballot to be cast according to
Ohio are to be these distinguishing de-
vices that have been adopted by the par
ties Republican, eagle; Democratic,
rooster; Prohibition, rose; Peoples,
plow and hammer.
The influx of Cinnamon into the
United States from Mexico continues.
and it is only those who are unaware OF
the prohibitory law that are captured.
Those who know they are breaking the
laws generally evade the officers. Fif-
teen were arrested last week.
The Cramps will enlarge their plant
for ship building on the Delaware river
to eight times its present area. Seven
launching ways are to be constructed.
large enough to admit the building si-
multaneously of seven vessels of the size
OF the war ship Philadelphia.
One of the recent evidences of a grow
ing interest in trade with the United
States on the part of the countries to the
southwark is to be seen in the announce
ment that a permanent exposition of the
products of Mexico and Central America
is to be opened in New York