The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-12-26
Low Water Causes the
Stopping of Mills.
NEW YORK BANK DEPOSITS.
Doctors Report That the Stigmata
Marks of Mrs. Stuckenburg
Are Genuine.

The Miantonomah will not leave New
York this winter.
| The past season on the Erie canal has
not been profitable for the boatmen.
officials implicated in the Cheyenne
agency frauds have been suspended.
Subscriptions are being raised in Phil
adelphia to build bourse in that city.
The New York Times has decided to
increase its price from to 8 cents per
copy.
1t is said that $4,000 Kansas people
have removed to Texas in the past two
years.
The Rock Island is surveying routes
south through the Indian Territory to
Texas.
Next year over 81 100000 will, it is
said, be hung up in Chicago for racing
prizes.
: 1t is said that $75,O 900 have been sent
to-Texas to be used in establishing sub
treasury organs,
A railroad official says thct the Kan
sas railroads need about 1000 more
freight cars than they have.
InAtlanta there is strong movement
in favor of the founding of State re-
formatory for juvenile criminals.
The story that Chicago syndicate is
to purchase the Palace Hotel at San
Francisco has no foundation in fact.
) The grievances between the Southern
! Pacific management and the conductors
t and brakemen have been amicably set
tied.
The papers published in many Of the.
lSouthern States tell Of the arrival OF
: I1area stuasnhara Of Russian Hebrews.
there.
! I Lady Henry Somerset in speech in
). New York a few nights ago said that
!, that city was approaching the White
: chapel condition.
t The Engineering NelOs finds that 948
o miles of railroad have been constructed
!. in the far Western States as against
J. ]. 1926 miles in the whole 1890.
n The water in the lakes and streams of
e Western Connecticut is so low that many
,s mills have stopped running and others
A. have had to return to steam power.
n Special Agent Ogden of the land Office
1t will decide against the Kaweah colonists,
n and will hold that they have no right on
the Sequoia Park lands in question.
- One rascally lawyer of Mississippi has
=, received his Just deserts. He swindled
Is q negro women out of pension money, and
re has been sent to State prison for six years
la George Vanderbilt expects to spend
81 900 600 a wear upon his new chateau
in North Carolina until it is completed
which will not be for ten years to come
The South Carolina House of Repre-
sentatives has passed a bill to prohlbi
the manufacture and sale of intoxicating
4 Arin
At San Antonio. Tex, Judge King al
rested the grand jury and imprisone
the members for contempt for servin
an attachment on him while he was O
th the bench.
Physicians who have been watchin
Mrs. Stuckenberg, the woman who bear
~ the stigmata marks at Louisville, Ky
~ report that the manifestations are ger
uine, but inexplicable.
l. The deposits Of the New York bank
os oir are $427 ,313, 900, against $S78, ,578, 900
-. wear ago, and the loans are $4l2, ,453 ,00C
-, against 1884, 547 900. This shows
VII healthy financial condition.
,nl j The motion of Joseph Hinkel to d,
'nu clare null and void the patent issued
the Southern Pacific Company for lar
oe in the Los Angeles district has been d
ana MED by Secretary Noble.
the Governor Hill of New York has r
oSi moved the County Clerk OF Onondai
:. county, who refused to countersign Il
ld's certificate of election of the Democrat
lam candidates to the Legislature.
rtv- There is much excitement in Atlant
county, N. j., over the increase of t
,,.;u the tax assessments from $4 100000
~ ~ $11 ,0O0, 900, Farmers and beach-fro
. - owners are violently protesting.
size One OF the New York papers is dol
an enlightening work in presenting d
al grams showing how the Tammany T
tion else Commissioners in that city have
The tablished a Gordon of saloons around (
,sed the public schools.
St. Paul is now boasting that it "
r in get more advantages than Minneapo
lnds will get from the Republican NatioI
Waco Convention, as it has larger and fiji
the and cheaper and more airy and bet
tn" located hotels than its rival city.