The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-03
At HOME AND ABROAD
SUMMARY on NEWS FROM ALI
ovER THE WORLD.
Industrial ltenan, Record OF Casual
ties and the Happenings Of
the Week.

John Russell Young Of Pennsylvania,
has been nominated librarian of Con-
gress.
The Venezuelan mission goes to Fran
els B. Loomis OF Ohio.
Colonel Henry C. Merriam of the Sew
enth cavalry has been nominated briga-
der general
Horace I. Chapman has been nominal
ed governor by the democratic state con-
vention Of Ohio.
The senate has agreed to the commit
tee rate ON lead ore Of one and half
cents per pound.
John b Gordon has been unanimously
reelected the general commanding Of
ficer Of the confederate veterans
The Clinton Lithographic Company Of
Chicago has assigned, the nominal assets
being $4l9,694 and the liabilities $lO4, Az.
At the 1000 foot level, a body of metal
lie ore running 1900 ounces in silver has
been struck in the Mollie Gibson mine at
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vanced 20 cents share the same day.
-Four hundred delegates were present st
the poPulist state convention at Des
Moines, Iowa; C. V. Holley was named
temporary chairman His address was
for the free coinage of silver at 10 to l.
The Hawaiian annexation treaty form
The treasury department has received
Information that u number of Chinese
admitted to the country as participants
in the Tennessee exposition, are elande<-
timely leaving Nashville for San Francisco
and other cities, thus beating the Chinese
admission law.
ed the principal topic of consideration BY
the senate committee on foreign relations
Wednesday. The treaty and accompany
ing papers were read and referred to a
subcommittee consisting of Senators For
aker, Davis and Morgan with instructions
to investigate the question and report to
the full committee.
The senate committee on finance has
fixed a 67-cent long ton duty on
coal, affecting only Canada, whose rate
on American coal is the same. The house
imposed q duty of 25 per cent ad- va
lorum on paintings. Crude gypsum rock
was taken from the free list and made
dutiable at 81 per ton
President Mckinley has sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the senate: To be
consul generals; Church Howe of Ne
braska, at Apia; John p Bray of North
DakOts, at Melbourne. To be consuls:
Hugo Donzelmann of Wyoming, at
Prague; Louis A. Dent of the District of
Columbia, at Kingston, Jamaica; Samuel
s. Lyon of New Jersey, at Osaka, Japan;
RounseveIle Holdman of California, at
Hong Kong.
The Lucky Star group of gold mines,
Is miles north of Fort Steele, has chang
cd hands. Donald Mckay and John NJ.
Burke secured bond on the properties
short time ago and they have Just sold a
quarter interest to Francis McLeIland,
representing n syndicate Of st. Paul cap
italists, for 100000, equal to the bond
on the entire group.
Spokane hOrsemen have decided to hold
. race meet there July and 4.
The large department store of LOngini
4 Thomas of MankatO, Mimi, is closed.
assets sIaOO00 T'S'''''
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