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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
TRYING TO ARRANGE A FIGHT.
stuart Determined to Bring Corbett
and FItEsimmORK Together.

stuart Determined TO Bring COrbett
and FItEsiInmORR Together.
New York Dec I7.-ArticIes for a fight
between J. J. Corbett and Robert Fitz-
simmons were submitted to and approved
by the first named at Jersey City today.
Dan Stuart, promoter of the enterprise.
expressed the belief that Fitzsimmons
will sign. as Corbett promised to do
The articles call for a finish Eight for
purse OF $1,000. winner TO take all As
a guarantee that Fitzsimmons and Cor
bett will be at the ring side at the date
set for the contest, each must post S75l0
either with Richard X Fox or Al Smith
a New York sporting man. This is to go
to Stuart In case either man fails TO APP
pear.
Stuart agrees to post $500 that he will
pull OF the fight, the sum TO be equally
divided between the two men If he does
not pull the fight on at the date he names.
He will also put $1,000 in the hands OF
either Fox or Smith 80 days before the
date set for the contest. and il the fight
does not come of through his failure
he will forfeit this money 5000 each go
ing to Fitzsimmons and Corbett. George
Siler OF Chicago is named as the referee.
The fight is set for March Il. 1897. be-
tween O'Clock in the morning and IL As
at night. The place will be named Feb
ruary Il. Stuart reserves all privileges.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
RIOT OF STRIKING ITALIANS.
DItn't Get Their Ray and Wanted
Every body to Quit.

Syracuse, N. Y, Dec, l7.-lSIotinE by strik.
ing Italian lahnrers II In progress today on the
Erie canal improvement works near this city.
Armed with picks and axes, the rioters went
over the sections contracted to Mcdonald &
sayre Of New York. John punfee q Go. and
Reiaen \ Scley. compelling the workmen to
quit complaint was made because the mon
were not paid. Deputies are being sworn In
to protect the laborers AZ Warmers several
fghta took place, some italians being badly
beaten AZ o'clock strikers armed with clubs
and stones and carrying red flags. destroyed
the boarding shanty belonging TO the contract
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
YELLOW FEVER scoURee VICTIMS.
Natives and Foreigners Dying on
Like Sheep I'm Hhytf.

Philadelphia. Dec. 16-The Philadelphia
brig Arcadia Captain Fisher. which ar
rived here today from Port Au Prince, via
Turks island where she took on board
cargo Of salt, brings accounts OF dread
full suffering among the natives OF AIS
pest hole from rayages OF yellow fever.
The disease is the worst known to have
prevailed for over u years. and the people
are dying like sheep. 1t is impossible for
the authorities to treat all cases and the
suffering and misery wrought by the
scourge is intense. The disease has brok-
en- out on board a number Of vessels in
the harbor. in some Instances carrying
OFT the entire crews.
The mate OF the Portland chooner Clara
+. Randall, which arrived at Port Au
Plinoe September 2. from Philadelphia.
died OF yellow fever while the vessel was
at that port
Captain Corners OF the Boston schooner
ASx, and the steward. whose name is not
known. died of the fever at Port Au
Prince. Captain Stratton OF the Boston
schooner Mecosta was stricken with the
fever and so were several others, The
country about Port Au Prince. which lies
up at the head OF the Bay OF Gonaives,
Is very marshy and the climate unhealthy
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
MAJOR w'KuHLeY is IN CHICAGO.
..,a,,,.Eter, Received M,th ""'"
!, 80. b., the viRdJ Guy

cstaro. Dcc i7-Msior Mckinney MCKINLEY, :" y,
-. mis- morning. accompanied hN
n. rro,ssr AoOer McNln''y , He" If tD ,Se
-, ~ naorep II FreE". editor " W
r.",sr Rc,-,.i,ory. and captain u; !" .,n
us,.tspd. United States army. ' S"T,,
totsrstte McwrlBam' Mrs. .' M.M,'" ,lr,,,
cousin. At whose home ,h' ~, -,
81, s,op. me, him a, the deP o., ., the
y W" ,,.,n = said the major, Nhca
week, 'a W spend the holidays here -,
pressed ., 70 - home for Christmas dinner
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
SOUTH DAkoTAs OFFICIAL COUNT
Bryan and the POpuIiut Congress.
men Received PIuralIties.

Pierre. s. d. Dec 1.-THE Official count
completed today: Observation-Disclosures
Gamble, S0kSs: Crawford. tOSzE: pop
ulist. Kelly. u.5l5: Knowles, ass: prohibit
ton. Alexander. ga: Lewis. II
Highest vote on electors; Bryan a. Is, Nc
Kinley a. ga Levering ess.
West Virginia Returns.
Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. 1.-THE secretary OF
state today finished the tAbulation Of the Of
made the following nnal official announce
ment: Mckinley los. SsS Bryan Sc. ESQ. Palmer
s75. LeverIng l21& Mckinley's plurality le.-
SIS
Vote of Minnesota.
st. Paul Dec. 1.-THE canvAssing board
completed its work on the state and part OF the
electoral ticket today. The votes for the FIRST
electors follows: Walker. republican.
is2 aAS; Borst. fusion. rs rs: Pinkhann. prohi-
bition, SSSS: Howe national democrat. xel6.
scattering. sSS MeKinley's plurality over Rry-
s. sSS: McKinleys majority over all S1.sIl-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
ENTIRE BOARD UNDER ARREST.
The Commissioners of n Colorado
County Liable for Contempt.

Ieadvtlle. Colo. Dec le.-while the board
Of commissioners OF this Uaake) county were
in special session tonight they were arrested
by the sheriff a mandate from the state
supreme court. summarizing thats they be
brought before that court to purge themselves
OF contempt Judgment for several thousand
dollars against the county was recently OBJ
tained and affirmed by the supreme court.
which thereupon ordered the commissioners TO
levy a tax Of 4 mills TO satisfy IL Az there
was nearly enough money in the county treas-
ury to pay the Judgment the commissioners
levied but I mill and not liking the attorney
OF the claimant. did not notify him OF the
facts. When he saw by the official report that
the fun mills had not been levied he advised
the supreme court OF the matter which caused
the action tonight. II Ii said by the county
attorney that the board will Be- able to purge
itself OF contempt without going 20 Denver In
charge Of the sheriff.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
MRS. oRAYToN NOW MRS. HAle.
Daughter Of the AAt0ru Married q
whisky Merchant.

London, Dec, l7.-Mrs. Charlotte .Au,
gusta Drayton, eldest daughter OF Mrs.
William Astor. who some time ago OBJ
tained divorce from J. Coleman Drayton
on grounds OF desertion and non-support,
was married this afternoon by special IL
cense at St, Columbia's church to George
Haig, OF HRig 4 Haig, whisky merchants
OF this city. Rev. Donald Mcleod ofiici'
ntad
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
soees TO APPLY FOR A PARDON
Has Given Notice OF II by PublIcn.
tiOn.

Tacoma. Wash, Dec. l7.-George w
Roggs, ex-city treasurer, today gave no
tice by publication OF his intention to ap.
My 10 the governor. January 6, at y. m,
for pardon from the superior courts sem
tence OF six years in the penitentiary.
Hts application for pardon will be heard
I've days before Governor McGraw goes
out Of ONCE, At the time indicated a
petition will be presented TO the gov
crnor embodying all signatures possible
TO obtain In Tacoma, Spokane and other
cities,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19

DETERMINED TO LYNCH A NEGRO.
Race War Imminent In an OkIahO-
Ua County.

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec. IA race war is lad
minent at Perkins 3 miles east OF here,
as a result of last nights double murder.
Three hundred negroes have armed them
selves to resist the taking OF Knightsman.
a negro. accused OF the crime. Five nun
dred men have gone from Perkins, Cush,
ing, Carney and surrounding country to
overpower the blacks and lynch the muir
ierer. The persons murdered have been
Identified as Freeman Morrow and his IL
year-old daughter, who lived near Tercill-
ton. and were on their way to this city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
CRUISER BOSTON RAN ASHORE
Strained So BADLY That She May
Have to Come Home.

Victoria. r. C, Dec. 1.-THE United States
cruiser Boston has been badly strained by
running ashore on the Corean coast that Il Is
expected she will have to return home for re
pairs.
News was received here today In a private
letter to one OF the OFFICERS Of H. ~. S. I'm
perius flagship OF this station. that on No
vember the Boston was proceeding to Che
snulpo when she struck heavily on a sand bank
In Flying Fish channel u miles from the city.
She succeeded In Eetting OF with the rise Of
the tide and Il was at first supposed her In
juries were slight. but she was found to be
leaking. owing TO q badly strained plate amid
shics
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
is A BARREN WASTE


Sonora, Cal. Dec. 1.-THE old mining
town OF jamestown, famous In California
literature as "Jimiown." was almost com.
pletely destroyed by fire today. All the
buildings were OF wood. and the fire, Nhish
started In a bakery. was unchecked unin
all but two or three Isolated dwellings
were consumed. jamestown was the sup,
ply station for an important group CT
mines. including the well-known Rawhlde
mine. One thousand people are homeless
as a result OF the fire. The town possessed
no fire department. and none could be sent
from Sonora, and the town was obliteraicd
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
ESTATE WORTH FIVE MILLIONS.


San Francisco. Dec 1.-THE will Of Mrs
Anna Donahue, widow of the late Peter
Donahue. who died here a few days ago.
was fied for probate today. 1t disposes Of
an estate estimated to be worth 5000. ooo
Among the requests are the following.
Miss Winnifred Martin OF Baltimore. an
annuity Of $3.50: her sister. Eleanor Mar
lin. all the household furniture. jewet-y.
horses. carriages. etc. TO the board OF
trustees Of St. ignauus college OF San
Francisco, siO0 90. with which TO found
ihe Donahue library; 10 Archbishop RIO.
dan. $40. coo. 20 be distributed among vari.
Gus Catholic churches and institutions.
Mrs. G. G. Farrell, an annuity Of 500. The
rest OF the property is bequeathed 10 her
sister, Eleanor Martin. In trust for the lat
;or's three fons, and Mrs. DonAhue's ueph,
"a, J. DOwnoy HaTVey-thrce-fifths 10 she
former and tNo-hfths 10 the latter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
NOMINATION HELD IN AsEYANcg.
Opposition to Secretary Francis il
Traced to the Recent Election.

Washington, Dec. ls.-The nomination OF
Secretary Francis as head OF the interior
department was referred to the finace
committee. in accordance with the custom
OF the senate. Nominations for cabinet
positions are usually confirmed promptly.
The nomination OF Mr.. Francis was sent
&c the seuate a week ago. and today was
the first meeting OF the finance committee
since the nomination was sent Secretary
Francis will not be confirmed until after
the senatorial election In Missouri, IT Is
understood that Senator Vest. a member
Of the finance committee, suggested that
the nomination 60 over until after the he'll
idays. The opposition. II such Il can be
termed, can be traced TO the recent cleo
tion. In which Mr.. Francis supported the
gold democratic candidate Considerable
feeling has been cngendercd, but It Is said
that the opposition will not be carried so
far as to prevent a confirmation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19

States during the continuance Of the pres
ent disorders In Cuba.
Senator canery opposed the bill as a
whole. The needs OF the south and west
demanded an influx Of Immigrants TO aid
in the development OF these sections.
The Cuban exception was adopted. yeas
~, nays g.
The negative vote was cast by Senators
Gallery. Hill. Lindsay, Palmer. PettigreW
and WalthaiI.
Senator Call said he would vote for the
Dill, but the country had need for hardy
ana vigorous foreign immigrants TO aid in
the products Of development.
Senator Mills declared that reading ard
writing did not constitute good citizen
ship. The bill WAS an extension Of the
rennements of the civil service laws to
the Immigrants seeking our shores. II
set aside the democratic spirit OF our In /.
stitutions. He would welcome 100 900 Ger
mans, Irishmen or 6candinavians 10
Texas.
A Head Tax idea.
senator Elkins offered an amendment
providing a head tax Of SO on Immigrants
coming TO the United States In vessels
not OF the United States.
Senator Nelson opposed the head tag
IDEA as tax on humanity. He partIeu-
larry opposed the Elkins amendment, as
II purported TO aid American shipping
by putting head tax on immigrants com.
ing on foreign steamship lines, which con-
'roiled ~ per cent Of the immigration.
senator Nelson said that the Amerl-
can merchant marine could not be built
upon any such methods.
Senator EIkins said the foreign steam
ship lines ransacked Europe TO get emf
grants sending paupers and criminals
There was about ss,OoOOOO in this bust
ness. and he believed American ships
should get a good share OF It,
Senator Chandler opposed mixing aid
TO American steamship lines with the i'm
migrant question.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
aRrAr skvoc AMONG SKIPPING
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rafhs Ara uAs central ~ 'he southern
Nsu IerFaapd coast pfosFh' Eroa' havoc
srnaas shirvsnE Tbs storm vas pAt''''
ats ssrrne frOn Martha vinegar +"
rar.a AnH and vessels had Ia" h@Fae"
tlns 81 tire IN Fst;inE into t'o''- 20
fart mary ars r,iil unaooaHn'e'i 'NT- eN
y.,,-sfsan steamers are stu oF"rd"f. an"
ssg, Q, ihsfn rall, ssvsn daya
ne Ssv TarE s,ssmet Herman W'n'''.
,gss arrived. reports = 's'riae 'as''e ~"
$40 sta.ts on Cag,s COD n'ne hours 10
,r. consumed IN round uF hiEh'a""
ufb, me Polgrck Rir lteh'sN'F hAH been
tls~u f.usn he's rp~ctinss
Four uasssnser trains on tho 'aI" ~
s,,,.lon Of tho Cars cod. SsV haN'n i"
ti.,,,o,s railroad ~rre stalled In 'no"
s,tus t.s,usen pussards paI ana Z ~
-,,,,,h al nigh, The passenger s''I'
10 The cars ard we're supplied Win h lIs'''.
"a, hv tho company Three ~ inc -,
.,,,yos in tho city tonight, y h'"'S '"''
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
ANARCHISTS TO BE slLENceo.
barcelona Court Martial Sentences
- to Death.

Barcelona. Spain. Dec. iG-The court martial
Of the anarchists arrested for completely IN
the disturbances OF June 6 when SIX persons
were killed and 50 wounded by q bomb, has
been concluded The sentences imposed are
kept . secret and anyone giving them out Il
to be severely punished. IL Il believed how
ever, that - OF the anarchists have been SEN
fenced to death and - others to penal serVi-
tnde.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
REGULATE FReIeHTs AND FARES
MalIa MaIIa Wants n Convention q
Delegates From Counties.

waila wai!a, Wash, Dec. IA mass
meeting was held at the court house this
afternoon to appoint a committee TO act
In conjunction with similar committees
Of other counties TO formulate a bill reg
ula;ing frcights and fares on railroads IN
this state. which will be presented TO
the legislature for passage
The meeting was largely attended and
enthusiastic. Edgar Lehman was chosen
president. NJ. Mccarthy secretary. and a
committee was appointed composed OF
Milton EVars. T. NJ. Mckinney and : n
Sweeney They will gather statistics and
data TO report 10 a convention OF dele
gates from other counties to be held here
December -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
THIEVES ROBBED THE PASSENGERS
Raid ON n Chair Car Resulted In "A
Fight.

SodaiiA. No. Dec. I7.-while the Mis-
sour. Kansas a Texas flyer was ap.
preaching Sedaiia early this morning
three men commenced 10 rob the pass
enscrs on the chair car OF watches Jew
eiry and money. Some OF the swakenei
passengers made a night and the women
screamed. c. IL Hopewoo6 OF Hinnegan
III. who had lost his watch. grabbed the
limepiecc from one Of the robbers. Other
passengers came 20 Hopewood's assist
Snce. but the thieves fought their way
to the platform and jumped OF as the
train was entering the city. They es,
capped after securing several watches ane
a small amour; OF money. Not shot was
cred by the robbers or passengers
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19

Rerne, Dec, Nm. Dcuscher OF Turgau has
been elected president and NJ. RufIy OF Lau-
same vice president Of the Swiss republic.
Both the president and vice president-elect arr
radicals, The federal councillors were re-
elected.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19

''reS." said the Salvation Army worker
''the astray n OF more consequence than
the ninety and nine safely housed
'-somethlng like the other card 60 q four
tush. Amt uf'' remarked the sinner IN ths
froHt row.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19

Tacoma wash. Dec. i7.--The long overdue
ship Marlborough Htli from IndramaRo. for
Tacoma. for which 10 Euineas premium was Of
fered hy san Francisco underwriters ycster>
day. has arrived safely. She h now at Vic
torta, awaiting orderp.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
THE EXPLOSION WAS NOT FATAL

Holy Cross Mine Disaster Not m had
as Reported.
Red Cuf, Colo, Dec. 1.-THE results OF
the explosion yesterday at the Holy Cross
mine tunnel are not so serious as first re-
ported. No men were killed. The injured
are: Eugene Belmont. badly cut about ;he
head. both eyes dangerously injured; L.
o'Snllivan, head cut. eye injured; Charles
Nelson. flesh wound on the arm. An IN
spection will be made to ascertain ;hc
cause OF the explosion. which Is mysie-i'
aata
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-19
IRRleATIoM CONGRESS FINDINGS.
New Omeers Observation-Disclosures 10
Go Before Congress,

Phoenix, Arix., Dec. 1.-THE NTH ses-
sion Of tho national irrigation congress
Is ended. and for the NTH time the irri-
gationistS Of the naticn have sent forth
a statement Of their wishes. The CON
greEs has been in all ways a success. The
attendance was the largest ever known,
and only the gulf states were not repre-
scented In the roll Of attendance.
Local interest. a. well. has been keen.
and every session the proceedings have
been witnessed by a throng that packed
the house. The session has been the most
business-like known to the body, and the
organization will now be on the basis OF
a regular organization with paying mem
bers. with special committees and funds
for pushing legislation.
New Omeers.
The congress elected the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year: Chairman OF
the executive committee. z. R. Moses OF
Kansas, reelected. as was also Vice
Chairman Brigham Young Of Utah and f.
ID. Hudson OF Illinois; treasurer. L. Il.
Brfnerd Of Connecticut; national Iectu--
ers. J. Emory Of Kansas and /. A. Fort
of Nebraska
Lincoln. Neb., was fixed upon as the
site Of the next congress, FL Paso being
presented and withdrawn.
The national committee chosen en-
braces: Arizona. James Mcclintock; Cal
ifornia, ]. d. Schuyler; Colorado. A j..
Kellogg; Connecticut, J. C. Abbott: Idaho.
+. J. Mills: Illinois. DR.. Clark Galpin: In
diana. Hon B. Harrison; Iowa. Professor
J. L. Budd: Kansas. J. II. Churchill:
Maryland, G. w. Garrett: Montana. J. II.
Morse; Missouri. II. c. Weber: Michigan.
Fred B. Spread; Minnesota. T. NJ Frost
Nebraska. A O. Wolfenlarger: New Mex
leo. c. F. Fanch; New York. Dix W.
Smith; Nevada, L. H. Kylsr: North Da-
kota, w. W. Barrett: Oklahoma. Profess
sor Henry z. GIazier; Ohio. B. r. Stuart
Pennsylvania. George w. Alperton: Rhode
Island. A @. Guttley; Texas. w. 8. Mar
shall; Utah, l. W. 6hurtliff: Washington.
l. 8. Hewlett: Wisconsin. J. e Godding
District Of Columbia, Judge Emory u.
Best.
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GERMAN nanker Murdered.

Tankier, Morocco. Dec. IA German banker
named Haessner was murdered last evening
close TO the town gate.