The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-06-30


Oregon by United States Marshal Ora
dy, where he has been charged with
having entered the United States from
foreign port. He was bound for Chi.
cago and had letter to conductors to
get him there as soon as possible.
Judge Ney, of the district court at
Independence, Iowa, rendered a deci-
sion that only the federal court had
jurisdiction in the case of Field Broth
ers, bankers, of Cedar Falls, who are
SAID TO have received deposits knowing
their bank to be insolvent.
After another month of hard work
to find Colgate's body the searching
party returned to Missoula. They found
his blankets and sleeve of his coat.
The superstition is the remains fioated
down the Clearwater during the high
water.
The Grand Army encampment at
Olympia elected j. N. Scott of Port
Townsend department commander by
one majority over Adjutant NJ NJ.
Holmes, of Seattle. The next annual
meeting will be held at Spokane.
City Marshal Clawson of Lexington,
ILL.,, has been arrested, charged with
murderous assault upon Henry Paul,
whom he knocked down and kicked,
causing internal in iuries that may prove
fatal
Herman Eggerbrecht and family, at
Hammond, Ind, will sue the G. H. Ham
mond Packing company for $4,000 on
account of the fatal injuring of Egger-
brecht by the company's elevator.
John Heitkamp was arrested at Rich
mond, Ind, for the murder of a tramp,
whose identity is unknown. Heitkamp
acknowledges doing the deed, but says
it was in selfdefense.
DR.. George M. Wagner and Civil En-
gineer S. r. Lewis, attaches of the gov
eminent engineering corps, were
drowned while bathing in the Mississip-
pi near Festus, Mo.
A call has been issued for the national
convention of the Colored Voters lea
que of Pennsylvania, New York and
West Virginia to be held at New Castle,
Penn, August 80.
Des Moines people celebrated the
opening of Greenwood park, the first
extension of the public parks TO be ac-
CURED by the city. Fully 10000 people
visited the park.
Visitors to the Mammoth cave of
Kentucky are less in number now than
they were ten years ago, although the
cave has been explored to depth of
eleven miles.
w. H. Bachelor, assistant secretary
of state of North Carolina and owner
of the trotting horse Pamlico, was mar
ried at Lexington, KY, to Miss David
Chenault.
Bernard Calling took a walk on the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
track at Davenport, Iowa, and a switch
engine backed fifteen cars over him.
Andy Sharpe, of Roseville, Barren
county, KY, has fled the country
charged with poisoning his wife. They
had only been married four months.
The American Railway union in con-
vention at Chicago declared themselves
unanimously in favor of government
ownership of railroads.
Louis Collier, Of Ainsboro, ILL.,, was
stabbed and fatally wounded by a boy
named Trailer. Collier was fighting
with Trailer's father.
The United States troops stationed -
! IIFS,-Nss', vvr7UUrIIs AT this place,
returned Tuesday from Ockonook.
The gentle breezes whisper that
there will be a wedding in town in
the near future.
"A great deal of live stock is
now going East over the Great
Northern.
Orders taken for custom made
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