The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-05-21
The International Association Of
MaChiniStS in Session.
THE PHILADELPHIA LIQUOR LICENSE.
Small Chicago Packers Combine Against
Armour, Swift and Morris-A
Gigantic Deal.

Europe if the bounty is withdrawn.
The wallpaper manufacturers hav
formed a combination with capital G
so ,0OO,OOO.
The receipts of the actors fair at New
York were $4,000, threequsrters Q
which is clear profit.
There are rumors OF An attemp ut on tn
part OF the Reading railroad to weed gu
all labor organizations.
The National Cash Register Compan,
has obtained DEGREES in its favor agains
arrangements OF patents.
The small packers of Chicago hav,
com blned, the better to carry on thei
light with Armour, Swift and Morris.
Webb City. Mo-, proposes to get ahea,
OF ali the world in being the first towi
to pipe natural gas direct to smelter.
Philadelphia has just deposited ST.
1850 In the treasury on account .
llquor-license fees for the current year
Levees on the Arkansas side OF tn,
Mississippi river below Greenville, Miss
have broken, and the water has covered
= large area.
The Massachusetts House has passe,
a bill providing penalty of 800 for in
timidating laborers either BY employers
or employees.
A.. Z. Bronson, agent for u school, book
publishing company has been arrested
at Chattanooga, Tenn, for bribins
School Commissioners.
A union o! the Peoples party and the
Prohioitionists is proposed, and con-
ference with that object is to lie held in
Cincinnati on June %.
Measures are being taken at Washing
ton to better protect .he whites, as well
as the Indians, in Alaska from violations
OF the liquor Law by saloonmen.
Ferdinand Ward has disa ppeared from
Putnam, Conn, leaving his boy with
friends. and it is thought he will seek
employment where he is unknown.
Army engineers under the direction OF
General Miles are preparing map OF
the countrv's coast defenses, showing
the location OF the navies OF the world.
Duluth, Nina, has interested English
capital in her development, and has
made arrangements for great railroad
terminal facilities and new monster
locks.
The overflow in Iowa and Illinois.
caused by excessive rains, has done
much damage, but the waters are falling
md the injury will not be as great as at
irst representa-
The House Committee on Commerce
will grant hearings to Boards OF Trade
Ind counsel for railroads on the bills
providing for the use OF uniform bills of
ad ny on May 81.
CINCINNATI evening papers report a yi-
'antlc deal by which an English syndi-
ate obtains control of the Bourbon
Whisky distilleries in Kentucky at a cost
II over $40 ,OOO,0 900.
The Mississippi river is 70 high at New
)rleans that strong winds dash the wa
er over the top OF the levees. The rise
n the upper valley gives much cause for
iarm at all points above New Orleans.
1t is estimated that the State OF Yer.
mont is 81 900, 900 better Off because of
.s recently adopted policy OF literally
Its many attractions and re-
ources for permanent and summer resi-
ents.
1t Is estimated by the agents OF the
teamihip companies that more than
JU,UO Americans will visit Europe this
ear, and that at least elk times as maav
europeans will come to the United
tates.
It is reported that movement will be
iaie with excellent financial back NJ to
otain charter from the present Leyis-
.ture for an elevated road with accom-.
anying tunnel through the hear. Of
oston.
The authorities OF Newark, y. j. have
;iusei to accept new water supply
rovided under contract by company
cost OF nearly 5000, go. II il
aimed the work is not Completed ac.
riding to contract.
1t is said that the enforcement OF the .
issouri law which provides that ne.
'oes convicted OF ya2rancy shall he sold .
= stated period is having whole
'me effect, there being fewer Migrants
the State than ever before.
Senator Teller has introduced a bill
anting the Yuma Pumping and Irriga-
On Company the right Of way for a ca
II across the Yuma depot Quartermas-
RS reservation. 1t was referred to the
on Indian Affairs.
The Mount Vernon Baptist Church in
amden, Pa, has been seized on an ex.
ntion held by the pastor, Rev. J. b.
lansbnrg, for 1923 for moneys adj
need by him to run the church. The
operty is said to be worth $4,000.
The Cooperative Cooking Club of
motion City, Kan, :s said to be a prea, :
ccess, and begins it's second wear with
rty-four wel-satisfied families. Over :
900 was expended last year in table
pplies, but fully $500 was saved for
e families az who'll. ,
So well did the trustees OF the yrsa, +
lden estate manage their trust that a
zen the estate was recently divided il Y
"a found that the net profits on in :
me for five years amounted to an in 2
ease OF 81 100000. This was exclusive n
all expenses OF litigation and admin a
ration. o
senator Felton, opposes the bill regis
ing the ships OF the Inman line. He
10 the bill was engineered through the a
'nse OF Representatives by a lobby IL
m the Pennsylvania railroad and from
amps ship yard at Philadelphia. II q
lass legislation, he adds, and discrirn. u
ties in favor OF large ships az ayans, %
smaller ones. ~
he International Association OF Ma. -
nists in convention at New York has ",
1sed after lively debate To strike !, -
m the constitution the clause limitiny r,
mem bership TO white men. Tn. =;
them delegates unanimously opposed =.
change, and enough Northern dele ~
30 voted with them TO overwhelming. ~ ~
'ar out any colored men. J."
he fortieth anniversary Of the publ. co
on OF Uncle Toms Cabin" ha.
ught ont several facts concerning /, n,
original OF George Harris il stilj .h
ng, and it was from his lips that Mrs vi
We obtained the germ OF her storv ,r,
book has been translated into N