The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-02-25
BEYOND THE ROCKIES.
Governors of the Southern States
to Meet at Richmond.
TAMMANY BRAVES In THE VAN.
Cigarette Manufacturing Knocked Oat In
observation-disclosures Opposed
to Lynch Law.

n A eewing-machins trust 10 beins
n formed in the East.
y Halt . million year is to b spen. t.
y protect New iork's water supply.
The amount OF tobacco chswed in the
n United States last year was eighty-fiv
r tons.
Z Crusades have been started in Gsorsis
!. and Massachusetts, for the determination
i Of dogs.
The Vanderbilts are said to be ate,
control OF all the railroad traffic in New
England.
The city OF Philadelphia is likely to be
!. sued by immigrants for goods ruined in
; disiniecsion.
To shortage Of natural gas 10 sttri-
i. uted . great many pneumonia deaths
. IN Pi,tsburg.
r A big st. Louis trader is making heavy
, bets that this years crop OF wheat will
. be larger than last year ..
A bill is pending in the Missouri Leg.
lsla'ure fixing . maximum price OF $40
year for telephone charges.
The Virginia State building at tha
} Worlds FAIR will be . copy OF Washing
tons home At Mount Vernon.
=, Ano Ell eot runway system OF st. Joseph.
Mo-, will be cold under fore closurs OF
mortgages the frst week in May.
Reports show that the prices Of farm.
ing land IN nearly oil sections OF Western
New York are steadily decreasing.
Governors of Southern States are asked
to meet at Richmond. Va, April 2. to
consider plans to develop the south.
The Pennsylvania House has passed.
loo to Is, bill to prohibit the manu-.
lac. ure and sale Of cigarettes in that
/ State.
Cincinnati medical students got into a
/ row In dissectingr room and belabored
each other with fragments of human
bodies.
The Lower House Of the Maine Lasi.-
iature has adopted resolutions asking
t'r the tnsl burial OF Mr.. Blaine's body
in Maine
The Chronicle has been establis he'd in /.
Brooklyn to advocate the consolidation
o. New York city and the City OF
Churches
There is one bill before the Illinois
legislature to cut down street, car fares
in Chicago to 8 cents and another to liz
hem at 4.
lndiana's Supreme Court decided that
trunk lines could re assessed and that
the law creating Board so to assess the
roads was legal.
The Indiana House of Representatives
has passed by vote OF 70 to bill for
bidding racing durin Decem Der. Janu-
airy, February and March.
Ex-Governor Foraker has been nomi-
mated by Governor Mckinley As a sue
eessor to ex-President HAYES on the
Board OF Trustees OF the Ohio State
University.
testimony has been introduced before
the special grand jury at Newport. XIV
to show that eight Councilmen divided
sS,oOO among themselves for the granting
OF an electric-light contract.
The colored citizens OF New York CITY .,
nave started a movement in opposition
10 lynch law, and they intend to form
branches in all large cities for the pur- u
pose OF arousing puolic sentiment.
bill has been introduced in the Mis-
sour Legislature dividing penitentiary
convicts into three classes and alloyin. I
them a certain pay per day, to be saved
Tor them till the end Of their terms. :
Senator Berry OF Arkansas il inan.
enced by ex Representative Berry Of
California in his action on the debris d
Dill, and declines TO make q change in u
ne penal clause that has been suggested
~ Caminetti. 0,
company is being for ned for the n
purchase OF the New York Times. The
present company is capitalized at 800 Al
~ ont the new company will have 81. in
900 capital, OF which, il 10 said. $500
20 will be paid for the Times. a,
Minneapolis Legislator has taken 81
ne bull by the horns. He offers a bill
laking It an ofense punishable by fine di
rom 80 TO *25 TO manufacture or offer fr
Dr. safe hoopskirts or anything Ike
aereunto, within the State OF Mime
ota." ar
The molders at Whitely's reaper and
lower works at Muncie, Ind, demand 4.
increase OF wages, and say that if the ~;
,mpany does not accede to their do "N
iands the whole factory will be tied M =
nd $50 hands idle. do
Tammany's banners, so inglorion.lv 81
'rne in Chicago when Cleveland was
,minated, Will appear in the van of the wo
parade. 1t 10 estimated lar
at Iammany's expenses for Cleve-
nd's glorifcation will aggregate tlO5 by
0. refreshments not included. sea
The Railway General Mapay.r,' Al. OF
cation has given official notice in adj.
nee OF any demands from the EN- ployes nui
at they i'll not be disposed to con. she
Ter any demands for an increase of chi
'ge'. The association represents yea
enty-one railroads entering Chicago. 7
The estate left by DR.. Noryin Gyesp wo,
esdent Of the Western Union Tele, don
lph Company. is estimated a, $3.50. @ o con
'stiy IN stocks and bonds. He owned VIII
lr fine places OF real estate in Ip;.- n
lie, two farms in Carroll county Kv g,
other four miles from LouisyiIie and w.I
near Madison, Ind. / 9c
dr. Cleveland has received a Iett., brir
IN President Harrison, couched in the IT.
ct friendly terms and profering the -
FATALITIES OF the White House before sI Il
inauguration. Mr.. Harrison also o. par
ID 10 assist Nr. Cleveland in every u III ~
IN his power in regard to public @
iness and matters Of state. men
he pu blication OF dispatch annopnc. vi
Triple All ance between he United DaiI
lea, Russia and France has canseI
sih'rai L. talk, but there ia NOTHING
Q III tue TACT than that treaties have
a entered into, but they do not ma arc
aity differ from those entered into Tn
Great Britain, Germany and other near
ers. over
1e new ethound tariff. which 90,
: a months session the Tran,con,; urab
al Railroad Conference fornnIa,ed and
been given ont. There 10 an average Tn,
. to- q, -, cent on all freight grow
~ IT,. 70 n 10 SPOKANE, reduc- the ID
and TO-. 10 per cent on Coast figure