The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-02-27
Mexican Lottery Shares
Advance.
STATUE OF ROBERT BURNS.
Trades and Labor Unions Of Indian,
apolis to Build an Expensive
Labor Temple.

Sioux City is in serious trouble with
her saloons.
Cincinnati is gaining record for dark,
bloody and mysterious crimes.
Tslton Hall, the boosted murderer of
loo men, viii be hanged at Bristol,
Tenn, on March "a.
The trades and labor unions OF Iudian-
apolis are arranging to build large labor
temple TO coz, 800, GO.
The fight will 20 on in Louisiana be
cause the anti-lotteryites have no conf
dence in Norris sincerity.
Kansas City shows q record OF over
5000, ooo expended in public improve
ments in the last four years.
White Caps have ordered Elizabeth
town KY whisky sellers to shut up
shop or be closed up by force.
Nevada, Mo-. i. 10 have an institute"
for the cure Of the effects OF whisky. as
well As opium, morphine and the milder
poisons.
Mexican lottery shares have advanced
! So 70 5 0 share in consequence OF the
judicial suppression OF the Louisiana
lottery.
Robert Burns is in q fair way TO be
honored with q statue in Philadelphia
Scotchmen in that city have taken the
scheme in hand.
/ The supply of natural gas in Toledo is
failing, and it has teen decided to resort
10 the use of pumps to force the gas from
the wells 70 the city.
I Negro citizens of Nashville asked the
[ Board OF Public Works TO allow their
race to be represented on the police
I force. They were refused.
/ Alfred and Edmund Goslinx have been
arrested a. New York and charged with
! sxindlin2 through foryeries the Cosmo-
I poildR Magazine ont OF $4,000.
| The Worlds Fair Directors are wran-
Cling a. 70 which BODY, the National or
Chicago Board, shall control the trans
/ portation and installation OF exhibits
! 4 hotelkeeper on the upper shore Of
Lake Michigan proposes 10 transport his
big hotel over the lake on a raft 10 Chi
cago in time 70 open in the spring OF
1898
4 mum Der Of certificate holders OF the
Knights and Ladies' OF Protection, tea
year endow ment order OF Boston, have
applied for the appointment OF re-
ceIyer.
The next criminal New York vii XII:
I by electricity is Noah Richardson, a col
ored man, Who murdered a New York
policeman. He will die in the week be-
/ ginning March y.
} The ministers at Omaha are u aking a
moral crusade against the pictures OF
actresses a. they appear on the bill
tc2ris. An effort will De made TO have
the police tear them down.
One hundred and three alien contrac,
.aborers were deported from the port OF
New York during the month OF January
asst, being the largest mum Der ever de-
ported IN any month at any port.
Mrs. Henrietta Smell, widow Of the
millionaire, \. J. Smell. who vas muir
dered by Tascott at Chicago, has been
threatened with dynamite IN ess she de
iIvers 5000 70 s0rue anonymous person.
There is now talk in Nex York Of
formally opening the Broadway cable
car system next Fourth Of July. The
contractor says the work will be com
pleted by that time and she road really
for operation.
Henry II. Yard has been indicted at
Philadelphia By the United States grand
jury on the charge OF aid NJ Gideon ".
Marsh, President OF the keystone Ma
that Institution.
New York State factory operatives are
agitating for a Law 10 prohibit bosses
from timing employees. \ Law OF this
nature was passed by the Massach usetts
+ Legislature, bu, it 1as tested and de-
clared unconsti utional.
A venerable Indian chief, one Of the
last survivors Of the PottAxatomies, died
recently az Indian Grove, Ind, at the
age Of 100. This tribe, when the old
chief was a youth, held sway from the
Wabash to the shores OF Lake Michigan.
After Pickett Nelson. "the talle.t man
on earth, " died at his home 10 Baltimore
recently. his body became four inches
longer through relaxation than it had
been in life. Az an active, able bodied
man Colonel" Nelson was feet )
inches tall.
The constitutionality Of the Mckinley
act il attacked at Chicago in a motion In
the United States Circuit Court to dis
miss the appeal OF Collector Clark from
the decision OF the Board OF General
Appraisers assessing certain duties On
dress goods belonging 20 Locke, Huleatt
< Co.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has ap-
pointed George II. Thobe Of Covington.
Ky, to be inspector under that depart
ment for duty in connection with the
immigration service. Thobe will be re-
mem bered as the Union Labor candidate
who contested John q. Carlisle's seat in /
the Forty ninth Congress.
At a big cattle sale in Kansas CITY r. /
Gently, said 10 be the largest in that CITY 4
since the boom times Of s32 and $50, 1
the Waddinzham Bell Ranch Cattle I
Company 81 New Mexico sold 1. 90 two /
year-O.d steers at els head and 1000 |
three year-old steers at so head. The /
ranch company owns 10000 acres Of |
land.
Chicago has just obtained a decision |
from the courts affirming its right to [
open mp streets across q railroad track |,
running inside the city limits Of the city. |
The decision will greatly aid the author !
tiles IN their contest with the grade
crossing evil, with which Chicago il
more afflicted probably than any city in
the country.
II il reported that it is the intention
of the government To establish at the
EXPEDITION grounds a complete posto'-
hce, equal in capacity To that required
by city Of 20),OO or more inhabitants,
and ~ operate il, not only during the
lair, but for several month"; previous to
the opening and after the closing. A
government pOstoffice inspector il now
on the grounds perfecting plans and e.
Inmates. II ia believed that the number
0f exhibitors will be between $50, 600
and 10000. To these mail will be de
livsred hourly. Mails sorted on the ears
Will be dropped at the grounds from in