The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-10-10
Dog Census to be Taken
in New York.
A FAT MANS ASSOCIATION.
Oklahoma Territory Yearns for State
hood-Missouri Corn Sells
for $40 Per Acre.

The supply of natural gas at Pittsburg
is becoming exhausted.
Jay Gould is said to be after the Dem
yer and Rio Grande road.
Sixty-two convicts are awaiting death
in various United States prisons.
Corn in the field is selling as high as
$40 an acre in Platte county, Mo.
The story that the Atchison has con-
troll OF the Rio Grande is denied.
Oklahoma yearns to be invested with
the dignities and attributes of Statehood.
The New England tobacco crop is big
ger and better this year than ever before.
The Methodist Michigan Conference
has voted to admit women as lay dele
gates.
A census of New York dogs will be
taken, as Mayor Grant wants every one
licensed.
little over $14,0OO,OOO of Az per
cent. bonds remain to be extended or
redeemed.
The State National Bank at Boston
has had $1S, $50 returned to its consci-
ence money.
Thirty sod growers from different parts
OF the country have put in bids for dec
Grating the Worlds Fair.
A Baltimore grand jury has declared
that the prevalence of gambling there is
due to negligent CITY officials.
Chicago traffic officials are grumbling
because the bulk of the wheat traffic
from Kansas and Nebraska is going TO
st. Louis.
Secretary Tracy awarded the contract
for building torpedo boat No. 2 to the
Iowa Iron Works of Dubuque, Ia, the
lowest bidder, at Sill 800.
Texas has a fat mans association. the
initiation fee of which is a cent pound.
Men who weigh less than 225 pounds
are ineligible to membership.
The death of large number of Indians
in Oklahoma as the result of eating wa
termelons emphasizes the great dissimi-
larity between the red man and the
negro.
United States per cent. bonds are
quoted at 9916 and British 8 per cent.
consols at only 50. We certainly have a
right to boast of the splendid credit of
our government.
The opening of the Monterey and Gulf
railroad to Tampico, Mexico, has pro-
exports at Tampico, it is predicted, will
exceed those of Vera Cruz by January.
1t is probable that, as soon as a new
system of inspecting cattle has been
thoroughly tested, American cattle will
be allowed to enter British ports free
from the ten days quarantine now inn
posed.
Commissioner Owen of Washington.
/ N n hoe IfraafoI D.
| Hebrews, who entered the United States
at Suspension Bridge, N. Y, be returned
to Canada. They were in an utterly des-
titute condition.
| The arrest of Manuel Seona, attache
of the Spanish legation, for overdriving
la horse at Cape May is likely to cause
serious trouble, as it is claimed there was
no cause of action, and the Spanish Min
lister has taken up the case.
A small oblong steel box passed through
the Chicago Customs-house a while ago.
1t didn't look like much of box, but it
contained $150,000 worth of diamonds
and rubies for an Illinois watch COM
pany, and the duty was a small fortune.
In the treaty with the Sac and Fox
Indians the words "open to white set
tlement" occur. These words are apt
to cause some trouble. The Indians say
they will insist on their stipulations and
will not permit negroes to take land in
their country.
Cinnamon are making great efforts to
enter the country at Richford, VT, and
the customs officials are on the alert.
Quite colony has been at Sutton, Que
bee, for two weeks, awaiting favorable
opportunity to smuggle themselves into
the United States.
The american Agriculturist declares
that the half has not been told about
the European shortage in breadstuffs,
which not even bountiful crop this
year would have relieved. The conti-
mental powers, especially Russia, have
suppressed the facts.
The wealthiest insane asylum in Amer
lea is said to be the Sheppard Asylum
in Baltimore. 1t was endowed in 1857
with $560,000. Since that time the trus-
tees, using the interest alone, have ex-
pended $8S0,OOO in buildings and land,
! and still have a capital of $600,0O0.