The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-04-04
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ss The Dispasshss.
Tho Saos tor the Hircsh cup In Nice
total distance Of thirty miles, Satan
tss won. Ailsa seoond. Britannia third
/ The schooner Noyo. from Ban Fran
cisco for Fort Bragg. oollidsd OF Poin
Arena with the steamer Pasadena. Tn,
Noyo was damaged.
4 Tho German rsichstag COMMITTEE
has concluded tho frst reading Of tn
sugar bill. and nxsd the import duty Al
90 marks pss 100 kiloa.
EX.Chisf Of Police Thomas N. 6pssr,
died in Kansas City Of heart disease
aged ~. He was chief Of police II
kAnsss City for thirty two years
I Tho miners employed at tho Win
throp mine. In ishpsming. Mich. qui,
work. because the management wanted
them 10 work ssn.hour shifts. instead
Of eight.
Tho Prince Of Monaco has renewed
bis concession 70 tbs Monte Carlo
CAsino for nifty ysaFs. on oouditiou that
his annuity b incscaaed from $500, OOO
% $500. 900.
A In Ban PTancispo. G. y. MARI, Z
Dathing contractor. was assaulted and
beason BY strikers. who claimed Mar
Wss working for lcss than union Eassa
he died from The effects Of tbs injaFiea
william Z Judge. Of the Thsoso.
phiss Society. died In Now York. after
IN illness Of two years. Hs has been
anos the death Of Nine Blavasaky. the
noss prominent Thcosophiss In this
oounRy.
A Waahingtnn dispatch ssys the OF.
Der coon 70 b issued drawing into the
eivil ssFvios = large numbss Of officers
b tho government who aFv nov except.
I'D u ssiii under dsiiherstion BY the
EpscsidenL
Tho strike Of the special order. OF
fcussam tA.loss. u already practically
broken. About forty Of the shops
Eclosod have cpsucd. tho CONTRACTOR
having s,xusd tho oonsEacs drawn up
BY tho ucu- Tho striks begun with .
scpossrd number Of 1000.
The big suit Of swif, q Co. the Chi.
oago packers. against the Grand Trunk
railway. which has bssn psndins since
1872. vas dismissed by s,ipulst.ou-
swift q Go. sued for $500. 600 on nc.
count Of alleged excessive charges for
freight On sh,pmean cast frosn 1851 10
isss.
The scheme of adding the latest
weather forecasts 20 tho regular post.
marks on letters viii b. commenced
BY the pustofscc department July !.
Applications for this service from over
forty p.~sofhcrs have bssn nied. and IL
viii be introduced In Chicago and
sshss large oitseA
A dtspssoh 10 the London Globe from
Cairo says the kaiifa has proclaimed =
jshsd (holy war against Egypt. and
called on all dsrvishcs capable Of brar.
ing AEms to enroll under his banner
II 10 sAid osman DignA 10 10 leave
Css.sis and JOIN tho dcEviahcs now
mastering ~ DousolA-
Hcws has reached New York from
Luayra. vsncsuelA. Of the bursting Of
tho magazine Of tho vcncsueia war.
sh,p Msrsuale Ayscuohe. Eight men
were killed In tho explosion. Tho re.
mAindes Of tho crow were rescued BY
ashcrmcn. Tho warship was burned
" the waters cdgc.
In Chicago the cupola In tho shed Of
the iron foundry on Ashland avenue
fell from its supports. Molten metal
wss hurled In every direction Michael
Donovitoh and Peter Rovitch were
fatally burned. and Edward Davis.
Milcs Conway and Alexander Cameron
were seriously injured
That trade between the United States
and Asia 10 increasing 10 indicated by
tho heavy transatlantic msils now ar.
irving and departing. The steamship
Victoria that sailed from Tacoma. car.
ricd tho largest mail ever taken out by
. Northern Pacific liner. There wers
- sacks Of papers, amounting 10 .. $50
pounds. and $500 iettera-
In Cleveland. o.. the failing tug.
Jessie Enas and Helene went out on
the lake. and after gathering the nets.
scs out the night before. started back.
when outside the bseakwater. . bills.
Gard struck them and they were soon
hsmmed in by denss stacks Of floating
ios. The powerful harbor tug Bacon
forced her way 70 the rescue, and, afssr
. hard battle, brought the Helene in.
The Bacon put back 10 rescue the Jessie
Xmas. bot the effort was finally aban.
doned.
The British ship Auldgtrth. which
arrived In Cork recently with cargo
Of wheat from Portland, Or. reports
having passed in latitude b8:O2 south.
longitude 7i;Si west, two large Ice.
berga, about nve miles long and about
500 fest high. On tho following day.
in 6e:S7 south and 0s:0e west, she
passed eight iceberss from ono 10
twelve miles long. and from 100 10 700
fest high. There were light northeast
winds ct the time, and nne weather.
The ioebergs were right In the track Of
ahipa.
Chairman Gideon. Of tho League Of
American Wheelmen. says active stepa
will be taken TO prevent amateur riders
from violating the rules Of their class.
He insists that Southern and Northern
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