The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-02-15
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G. w. smith, Of San Francisco. hal
been named ~ = new receiver for th>
Atlantic h Pacific railroad.
March % the German rsichstag viii
celebrate In an elaborats manner TIN
sisning of the preliminary psaos o.
1871.
Three members Of the last Ohio
legialature have bean indicted 70,
hsibssy. Tbs names are not made pub
lilo yeG
Tho Liberty bell. which has bean on
exhibition 1T tho Atlanta exposition
has besn returned 70 Philadelphia.
Its arrival there WAS announced by 1
salute Of forty Ave gums.
The American board has received
word from Ersrroum. Turkey. thai
through the relief money which IL can't,
bread 10 given daily 10 about 1900
psrsous In that city Alons. But sppli.
cAnts for relief are nearly twics that
number.
Whitaker Wright. an Australian
yachtsman. has offered $500 cup. u
b sailed for during the Riviera season.
and with tho object Of bringing about
. meeting between such big yachts ~
britannia. 6stHnita. Ailsa and possibly
an American Yacht
The Japanese legation In Washing.
tnn has received an important cable.
gram from the foreign once Of Japan
with . dlrcotion TO mako IL public. by
the farms Ut which tho rich island Of
Posmosa. which japan soauircd from
China. will b. oprncd up 10 trade and
oDmmcxcc.
The Bloc Jay. Silver Bow aud Gray
Rock minrs. Of shc Butte q Boston
group. in Butte. MouI. have CLOSED
down. and over 500 men arc thrown
cot Of employment Tho pumps have
not bern withdrawn from tho mines.
which shows that tho shutdown IL oaiy
temporary.
Tho Louaon Observer says: I'VE
have god authority leading Us 20 ex.
pres tho belief that Germany recently
invited Russia and other powers 20 co.
opassse in . plan hostile 10 England
cna,inucd occupation Of Egypt Ao.
cordiux 10 our information aud belief
this p.opos'tioa ~ss declined BY
kussta.'
In view Of tho IMPORT circulating In
the United States that William X.
Vanderbilt 10 shortly 20 announce his
engagement to Mis- Amy Bcnd. Vanity
Fair. published In Loadca. this week
sssrrts tina, William X. VANDERBILT,
will shortly announce h,s engagement
10 an Eagiish duchess
Lord and Lady shoiio Douglas have
abandoned their theatrical tour through
California aud returned 60 San Fran.
cisco. Tho lord attributes the failure
Of tho "trip 10 the heavy rains aud the
fact that his advance agent loft him In
an inoppossune time. Ito says he will
Try u again shortly.
Emperor william 10 ar,niy deter.
mined 10 carry DOT the project Of doubl.
Ing she stxc Ut the German navy. A
high German ossicial says bs has had re.
paatcd conversations with tho emperor
On this subject during the past thrcs
weeks. and he asserted that during the
cunning summer the plan for the r~or.
gan!satiou Of the navy will bc drawn
up.
A terrific coronado. accompanied by
Hoods. occurred In North Queensland.
attended with great destruction Of life
and property. Many vessels arc miss,
Ing as . tcsul, OF the storm. The rain.
fall during tho tornado amounted e
"a inches, and IL IL estimated that the
damage to property will amount e
$4,000. 900. A large number Of per
sons were drowned.
Tho forthcoming monthly state.
ment Of the government receipts and
expenditures for January will show
that aggregate receipts will he approx.
imately t29.2s;.87o: expenditures.
es2, 6R6, &3o. leaving q deiicit for the
month Of about t3.4hp,i6 and 10,
II ven months Of the present fiscal
apout eis.siS.s7s. Receipt,
customs during the prcsen,
Is III amount 10 about tis. $50,
IL .om internal revenue. tiI,olI.,
4 from miscellaneous sources. abou,
ef.c15.&72. This 10 a decrease o,
about u. 900. 600 In receipts from III,
customs ~ compared with January
1895. and an increase Of about o.. 900,
600 in receipts from the internal rcve
nue..
A dispatch 10 the London Standard
from Madrid says: The papers her,
protest cnerRctically against the Unitct
States senate committees attitude OF
the Cuban question. They declare tina
tho insurgents have fulfilled none o.
the requisites by interna tional law Of
usage for the recognition Of belliger
ENJOY. The government organs. with ,
view Of pacifving the public irritation
point out that President Cleveland. hi
ministers and the federal authorities q,
far have preserved perfectly correc
and friendly attitude toward Spain
contrasting strongly with the popula
sympathy and assistance tho insurgent
have obtained from the American poo
pie.
Colonel W. p. Thompson. presiden
Of the National Lead Company. die,
Of pneumonia In Now York.
Tho Chicago city council has passe'
an ordinance prohibiting any persoI
from engaging in the trafiic Of horse
meat
m,~d ,>o,,,c. from, rarasi1 that raj,