The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-13
The Troops Withdrawn From
the Mexican Border.
FINED FOR NEGLECTING TO VOTE
Naval Militia Boys Must Go to Sea
and Live and Act Like Sailors
Rebel Millionaire.


J. X. Choate has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Colorado Traffic Association.
Chicago's demand for domestic help
has created corner in the servant-girl
market.
An ordinance for publication of the
city water was introduced in the st.
Louis Council.
The apple crop OF Northwest Missouri
and Northeastern Kansas will be an al
most total failure.
A committee OF prominent citizens has
started Sunday-closing movement ut
San Antonio, Tex.
BY direction OF the Council in New
Haven, Pa, the sale OF Sunday newspa-
pers has been stopped.
Troops have been withdrawn from the
Mexican border, showing the authorities
| fear no more trouble there.
The Arkansas river in Texas is eight
miles wide, and along the rivers course
much damage has been done.
The seasons catch OF the Newfound-
land seal fisheries amounts to about
no 600, as against $50, 900 last year.
The sum of nearly 5000 is to be
collected from the male residents OF Kan
sas City as fines for neglecting to vote.
General McCook, commanding the
Territory OF Arizona, says the report re-
garding the Navajo outbreak has been
exaggerated.
Crooks from all over the world will
seek safety at the Worlds Fair this year.
| Four hundred detectives will be on the
grounds on duty.
There is a man in Griffin, Ca, who is
boarding 100000 of Confederate
money in the hope that it will become
valuable some day.
| The Chicago police officers have bios
somed out in new helmets and coats and
other articles of spring attire in honor
OF the Worlds Fair.
| 1t is now stated the BOYS at Delaware,
o., who were hazed and branded with an
acid solution, will bear no scars. Their
wounds have healed.
The Upper Mississippi river is boom
ing again. Steamers from above st.
Louis have considerable trouble in pass
ing under the bridge.
Last year there were 400, 900 immi-
grants landed at Ellis Island, y. y, and
only IL, 551 OF them went to the South
ern States to find homes.
1t now turns out that it was the mug
wump members OF the New York Union
League Club who brought about the
blackballing OF young Seligman.
On the run from Cape Henry to Balti-
more the cruiser Detroit covered the dis
tance-l6O miles-in eight and a half
hours, the fastest on record over this
course.
i \ message has been received at the
Department OF State from the United
States Minister ut Constantinople res
pecting the settlement OF the Marsovan
incident.
The United States photographic office
has obtained set OF 900 British adj
miralty charts, the only collection Of Of
fetal English charts in the possession oi
the United States.
Mrs. \. VI. Mankly has bequeathed to
the city OF Washington large sum OF
money for the erection and maintenance
Of home for destitute women As a me-
mortal to her mother.
The official announcement has been
made OF the rehabilitation OF the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company
by syndicate headed by Drexel & Co.
and Brown Brothers Il Co.
Chauncey Depew, representing a svn-
dictate, has been trying to buy the New
York Mail and Express. DR.. Depew has
often said that he regarded himself a.
competent to perform the duties OF a
good al-round reporter.
High license has reduced the number
OF saloons in ST. Paul. Mimi, from 7OS
to 800. The license now is II ,OO wear.
In 1887 the 7Os saloons paid $1,000 Ii
cenae. That year st. Paul had one sa-
loon for every $50 inhabitants.
The South, which has only % per cent
OF the country'5 population, and which
cast only 80 per cent OF the popular vote
for Cleveland, has thus lar secured sew
enteen Ambassadors, Ministers and Con
suls to fourteen given to the North.
Armour's new grain elevator in Chi
cago will have a capacity OF 5000, 900
bushels, being much the largest in the
city. Fifteen hundred carpenters are
employed on the elevator, 800 on the
day shift and 100 on the night shift.
| The Bank OF Salem, :. D., has been
forced to assign, owing to its inability to
raise loan Of $50, 900 from its Chicago
correspondents. The President, j. Fl.
Brown, it is said, has been Specializing.
1t is believed the depositors will be paid
in full.
The naval militia boys must 60 to sea
and live and act like sailors. The Navy
| Department has practically decided upon
it. On board one OF the modern cruisers
they will mingle with the common sailor
and perform all Of his routine duties
from the firing OF guns to the hopping
Of the decks.
A real-estate syndicate, representing
| ..f.l Toll
proving tracts OF Washington city sub
| urban property is to be formed. Frank
q. Newlands, representing the Sharon
| estate, IL the largest owner OF property
| in the vicinity Of the proposed syndicate
| improvement.
The first woman to apply for and re-
ceive a certificate to practice medicine
| in Virginia is Sarah &. Jones (colored).
Last week she appeared before the State
| Board OF Medical Examiners at Rich
| mond, and passed successful exanina-
| ton. In class OF eighty-five she stood
ninth in surgery.
A decision in the McNultv and Vim
cent cases il expected some time within
the next six months. Hart and Cook,
the attorneys, each profess to believe
that the court will decide in his favor,
and Cook says that, il the court denies
the motion to dismiss, the cases will
come up on the second Monday in Octo-
Der for argument on their merits.
The United States Supreme Court has
reversed with costs the decision OF the
Northern Circuit Court Of California in
the case OF Elizabeth l.. Hager, exccu-
trix Of John s. Hager, formerly Collector
OF the Port OF San Francisco: also the