The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-03

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steFs. taken in Maine and Connecticnt
, were liberated by vessels engaged in the
work; about one hundred and twenty
million whitefish fry and one hundred and
fifty million lake trout fry have been
planted from the hatcheries on the great
lakes. Other hatcheries in the west have
distributed a third more.
William J. Bryan spoke to l5.0O0 poo
pie ON the Chautauqua grounds near Car.
thage, Mo. Several thousand people met
him at the depot on his arrival
The president has appointed William r.
NJ. Ryan and Thomas S. Davis of Idaho
and George A. Black Of Washington, com
missioners to classify lands within the
grant and the indemnity land grant linn
its OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany in the Occur d,Alene district, Idaho
The attorneys OF John Leonard, sen
fenced to be hanged at Colfax, July 2,
have secured an appeal to the supreme
court OF the United States, thus securing
at least another years lease of life, the
case coming up at the October term, and
it taking fully six months to reach it ON
the calendar.
A protest from the Japanese govern
ment against the United States annexing
Hawaii was read before the senate COM
mittee on foreign relations, the protest
setting forth that ii the island were an
nexed large Japanese interests would be
ieOpardized, owing to the fact that As
iaties cannot become citizens of the
United States. The protests last seu-
tence said: Therefore the Japanese gov.
eminent must firmly protest against the
| proposed annexation"
Three were killed and a number in
iured in cyclone that swept across the
country Is miles north of Salina, Kan.
The Pennsylvania Iron Works of PhiIa-
delphia, and the Siemens Haskell Electric
Company of Chicago, have effected com
bine whereby they will be enabled to
| control the equipment for electric street
railway companies. The combined CAPT
tai is $5,OOO,OOO.
SiXteen-ounce hailstones fell at Tone
ka, Kan, the other night, breaking plate
glass windows, knocking down horses and
doing damage otherwise.
In the British house of commons the
parliamentary secretary replied to Beck
EFT conservative that her majesty's gov
eminent would look after British interests
in Hawaii if the United States should
decide to annex those islands.
| The Reformeu (Brussels) learns from
good source that the Dhanis expedition
of 6OOO troops to the head waters of the
Nile has been mastered. The forces,
/ his.h u.
ganized in Congo Free State last year,
and it was generally understood that
they 1.-THE Anglo Belgian foreee) in con-
ton were to complete the conquest o. tho
| SOudan.
In row at Galena, Kan, over the To-
cation Of a swing, Ed Martin shot and
killed John johnson and fatally wounded
Claude futile. 1t is now in order for
Martin to swing.
| c. H. Anderson of the Arapahoe Wheel
club, Denver, has lowered the record OF
lO6 miles from 6:3l to $3.50. The former
record was made by A. L. Haehenberger
last year.
Private George Washington of the
Iwenty-fourth infantry, Denver, has been
adudged insane, the result of his fear OF
wild animals while doing guard duty at
Fort Douglas, Utah.
At Buffalo, 40 miles north of Spring
field, Mo, Frank Taylor was killed and
his brother John badly wounded while
attempting to rob the Wood mill. John
escaped. Both are young men, members
OF Dallas county gang DESTROYS of bios
'omins forth as full-fedged highwaymen.
but unfortunately two of them weakened
and Peached ON the others.
In a match bicycle race for $1,000 at
Philadelphia Earl Kiser of Dayton, Ohio.
defeated Eddie Bald and Tom Cooper.
best two in three heats, at a mile. only
two heats being run and the DAYTON
yOungster easily winning them both. The
race was pulled off at the annual tOurua-
ment OF the South End Wheelmen. and
rully 5000 persons were present.
Senior Sagasta's manifesto defining the
policy of the liberal party with regard TO
cuba has been eoldly received in Spain.
The German Derby, valued at 100 900
marks, was won Sunday by Count Won
Henekefs Flunekernickel at Hamburg.
The report of the killing of Gomez in
Cuba has been modified by the statement
that he was seriously wounded.
Captain General Weyler has arrived at
Manzanillo, Cuba. Heavy rains are fall
ing in the interior of the island.
The Spanish government has signed ,
contract for 9 per cent loan of $4,000.
OO to meet the expenses of the PhiIip-
pine war 1t will be guaranteed by the
Philippine customs.
After three days debate the Italian
senate has adopted in secret ballot. by a
vote OF 63 to p, General PeIloux's army
reorganization bill, increasing the peace
effective footing of the Italian land
forces.
President Angel Sunday night deliv.
cred his last public address before depart.
ing for his new post at ConstantinopIe.
1t was the baeealaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the the University of
Michigan at Ann ArbOr
Johnny, the world famous and only
lone PAGER, broke his neck at Napoleon.
Ohio. He was turned loose to Craze, and
While running, caught in a wire fence and
was thrown on his head. breaking his
neck. He was valued at $4,000. and
was owned by w. II. Barnes of Sioux
City, Iowa.