The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-10
EASTERN NEWS.
Wages of the Union Pacific
Employees Reduced.
AND ENJoINED FROM STRIKING
The Long Speech Of Senator Jones
on the Silver Question-An
Immense Petition.

OF seventy-n nine suicides in Boston
lskt year sixty were women.
The Worlds Fair expenses amounted
at Chicago TO over t26 600. 600.
New York city brewers have given
10000 to relieve the unemployed.
Proceedings for the dissolution OF the
Chicago gas trust, it is said, are contem-
plated in Illinois.
A gold nugget weighing l56 pounds
has been found on the Campion property
NJ Breckenridge. Col.
The merchants OF St. Louis are paying
the school tax, which they have been
fighting in the courts.
There Was decrease OF 50 per mile in
the net earnings Of the railroads Of the
country the past year.
A syndicate Of English capitalists has
bought the Fisk gold mine near Black
hawk, COL, for $500, 600.
The largest distillery in the world is
10 be built Ut Terre Hsute, Ind, as q
rival TO the whisky trust.
The Mississippi Legislature voted
down = bill for the establishment Of a
disabled Coniederstes' home.
A Baltimore packer will erect in Omaha
one Of the largest vegetable and chicken
canning factories in the West.
Surprisingly favorable results are said
10 have resulted from experiments in
feeding wheat 70 hogs in Kansas.
Baltimore fire insurance underwriters
have raised the rates because OF the al
legged inadequate fire department
The estimated revenue OF Chicago for
this year will be about 5000 600. Last
year the revenue Was 81 ,ooo, 600 more.
Malignant ionsilitis. due TO cigarette
smoking. caused the death OF Commo-
dorc c. II. Col, Of Hartford in Florida.
The silver production OF the United
Stsies last year 10 estimated at GO, 0O0,-
00 ounces, against IS .000. 900 ounces in
1892
The total property loss OF Kansas City
by fire last year Was about t163 us, with
insurance involved 10 the amount Of g.
$4,000.
According TO Secretary Carlisle the
people OF Utah owe the United States
s725 b55 Tor the expenses Of prosecutions
since 1875.
The Mayor Of Cincinnati has been au.
ihorized by the Council 30 expend 500.
600 for improvements 10 give work 10 the
unemployed.
In Rhode Island they still ring the
Siatehouse bell TO call the legislature
together. l, is n large bell, and can be
heard ali over the State.
Many Chinese in New York have dis
caried the laundry business and devei-
ot,cd into merchants. The Oriental goods
are popular in the metropolis.
The Baltimore American expects the
PROPOSED electric railway between Balu-
more and Washington 20 Ire in operation
before the summer OF next year.
A bill IL 10 be introduced in the New
York Legislature TO provide for the es-
,Abli.hment in cities Of 5000 inhshi-
an,s OF free public bureaus Of employ
ment.
The troubles in the Mansfield mining
district IN Pennsylvania are at an end
apparently. The Slavr. who ran thing
as they pleased for awhile, have been
cowcd.
The railroad employees Of Pennsylvania
have formed an association 10 combine
on candidates for the Legislature. IL is
aimed that l0o, 900 men will vote to-
ge,her.
The official returns show an increass
| in exports from Canada for the past six
months OF nearly 1900 600. The i'm
ports for the past six months increased
5000
The speech Of Senator Jones Of Ne
vada during the silver debate will I'll
ninety pages Of the Congressional Rec
ord. and q special number has been as
signed TO IL.
On the proposed subway TO croes tn
city Of Boston 81, 600 900 are TO I've ex
pended. Passengers will he carried from
Park Square TO the Union station o,
Causeway street in four minutes.
The petitions presented TO Congress
against the Wilson bill bear the name
OF !, $50 900 persons. the largest numbe
Of remonstrants ever known in the cas-
Of a pending scheme Of legislation.
The New York State Railroad Com
mission intends to ask legislation givin
Il power to act as arbiter in grade-cruss
ing II alters. The idea comes from Mas
sachusetts, where il has been successful
Judge McAdam Of the Superior Cou,
Of New York, who has probably granite
more divorces than any living Judge, hs
ruled that II men set traps TO catch ur
faithful wives they cannot get divorces
Judge Dundy at Omaha has issued a
order reducing wages on the Union FL
cific system. The average reduction pc
man il 1852 per month, The empl"ye
are en- joined from striking against III
cut.
The Law and Order League at jackson
willie, Fla, has resolved to make it livel
for the principals, aiders and ahettore
the Cortett- Mitchell fight. II holds thu
the in junction granted by Judge Call WI
, an evasion Of the prescribed statute
0 and II the State authorities do not ver
soon bring the matter up for review
| the Supreme Court, the league will do s.
The populations Of James Anderson
Indiana, q well-connected lad OF is year
: who is employed as messenger In IL
o Treasury vaults at Washington, Prov
i more serious than was At first suppose,
=. They amount to $7a4 as far as asce
u tanned. and the inquiry Is still in pro
g rcss. When the theft WAS first discovers
n IL was supposed 10 amount only TO fe
II dollars, and at the request OF the Urea
y nry officials publication OF the fact W
y suppressed. Anderson had access to u
70 silver vaults for the purpose OF shown
: visitors through. He .pried open u
!, wood work Of some OF the silver ches
near the lattice work. slit the bags GO
" tanning the silver dollars and help
ct himself to few dollars at time ~
wanted them.