The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-09-30
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TERsE TICKS FROM THE WIRE.
A Con- p ete Review of the Events FOR
the Past Week In This and Foreign
Lands-summarf.sd From the Latest
Dispatches.

Abner Mckinney, DrOtner VI leSA-
dent Mckinley, has arrived in San
Francisco.
1t is said that an Italian steamship
company will establish line to the
.coas. of Chilli.
DR.. George A. Hendricks, professor
of anatomy of the University OF Min
nesota, is dead.
President Mckinley will probably
make few speeches in Ohio during the
present campaign.
The seventy-frst annual meeting of
the Odd Fellows grand sovereign has
adjourned sine die.
The steamer Barbara Boskowitz sank
in the Skeena river carrying down with
her 600 cases of salmon.
The government issued decree clos
Ing Colombian ports to ships having
the bubonic plague on board, arriving
from infected ports.
The plant and contents of the Ameri-
can Tin Plate company was almost TO-
tally destroyed by fire at Atlanta, Ind,
loss $150,000.
Almost a thousand more miners have
collieries in the New river district are
now in operation.
There has been a recrudescence or
the bubonic plague at Alexandria Two
cases have been officially reported, one
of which has proved fatal.
The following presidential postmas-
ters have been appointed: Idaho-F. ,.
Stevens, Blackfoot- Washington
George w. France, Hoquiam.
Owing to increased use of 1t in bust
ness money is tighter in New York
and it is said that arrangements are
being made to import gold from Eu-
rope.
Barrett. Farnum & Co., of Chicago,
have failed. Notice was posted up on
change requesting that all trades with
this firm be closed. The house was
understood to be heavily short on
wheat.
In consequence of anti-semite distur-
Dances in Algiers the government has
established military patrols, practical
ly amounting to a proclamation of mar
tial law.
The Lenox Athletic club of New YorR
has secured the 25-round bout between
Terry McGovern and George Dixon fol
which the club will hang up purse
of $4,000.
Between 5000 and 1000 marine engi
neers on the great lakes will probably
go on a strike unless the Lake Car
riers' Association grants a 12Hc ad
vance in wages.
The entire property of the Northern
Pacific Trading & Packing Company a
Klawawack on Prince of Waldo island
about 1875 miles from Wrangel, was de
stroyed by fire.
Chicago Bohemians are incensed oy
.er the circulars sent out by the Bohe
milan Brotherhood of America arraign
ing their societies on the charge of en-
-couraging suicide.
The United States transport Valer
cia, having on board those companie
of the First Montana regimen. q. s. V
not brought by the zealandia, have al
rived in San Francisco.
The workmen Of Havana held mas
meeting recently at which about 500
were present Infiammatory speeche
were made in favor of general strik
to secure an eight-hour day.
The large Dungeness coal mines L
West Virginia, which have been i'd
for two years, will resume Immediately
The general strike in the new rive
field has brought this about
o. d. Steen, travelling salesman TO
an Arkansas City, Kan. firm an
Frank e. Coe, representing a Denve
house, were held up" near Clayton,
T., by highwayman and robbed
$1,000.
The Holland Society, of New Yorl
at it's next meeting. October 10th, wi
take up the question of the trouble b
tween Great Britain and the Transva;
and will adopt resolutions of sympath
with the Beers.
Hobart, vice president, Is far fro
we'll. He may be compelled to retil
from the senate. Suffers from kidne
trouble, not acute, but of form requi
ing absolute rest for long time. +
is now confined to the house.
Almonds are cornered and are beir
sold closely in the hands OF the cont
nation controlling the market. IT
combination in control of the mark
is said to include two prominent hous
in Chicago and firm in California.
William Bonny, who accompanit
Henry NJ. Stanley, the African explore
in 1887, in the expedition for the reli
of Emin Pasha and who subsequent
received the gold medal of the Roy
Geographical Society at the hands