The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-22
ITEMS FROM ALL AROUND
TERSE TICKS FROM THE WIRE.
A Complete Review of tho Events for
tho Past Week In This and Foreign
Lands-summ~rissd From the Latest
Dispatches.

has been Incorporated.
The war department has announced that
the customs receipts at the port OF Havana
for June were 81 ,Ol2 800.
The salvagers have removed the Ameri-
can Line steamer Paris from off the rock
where it struck some time ago.
August Bodien of Helena, Mont, whose
body was found recently, did not commit
suicide as was at first supposed.
The stern-wheel steamers Nahleen and
Louise were destroyed by fire at Victoria.
The loss is about 900; slightly insured.
The president has appointed Colonel AL
fred f. Bates paymaster general OF the
army, to succeed General Asa b. Carey, re-
tired.
Seven persons already have died in and
near New York from lockjaw caused by
Fourth of July accidents, and Others are
in precarious condition.
The United States transport steamers
Newport and Ohio, with the returning
Oregon volunteers on board, were sighted
off Point Reyes Wednesday,
The big trust smelter at Omaha is shut
down, the fires in several of the furnaces
being out, and others are to follow. The
shortage of coal is given as reason.
Charges have been filed against Indian
Agent John S. Mayhugh, of the White
Rock agency, in Nevada, alleging, among
other things, arbitrary administration.
Elias Hatfield, the noted desperate and
son of "Devil Anse" Hatfield, the older, OF
the Hatfield Mccoy feud that cost l4l
lives, has surrendered to Governor Atkin-
son at Gray, KY.
The cruiser Olympia has entered the
Suez canal Admiral Dewey says he is in
very good health. He appears in excellent
condition, which was also the case with
his officers and men. The most of them
have suffered from malarial fever, but have
now recovered.
Another trolley car strike is on in
Brooklyn.
The tidal waves have caused great
damage to crops In the Carolines.
Fire destroyed the Tompkins Opera
House block and postoffice at Gallatin
Tenn
Practically every mine in the Occur
dAlens Is being worked again by new
men, mostly from Missouri.
James Crosby, wealthy manufac
kureT OIL MdTlOus lhu.y otICihpeOo ~
shoot his wife and family Sunday
The large plant of Somers Bros.
manufacturers of horse collars and leg
gings, was totally destroyed by fire.
Tim Kearns, of Boston, knocked tn
wind out of Jack DAILY of Wilmington
in less than tive rounds, in New York
A postoffice has been established a
Valdez, Alaska, 80 miles northwest o
= Orcas, with f. c. Bartlett, postmaster
William Going, the Choctaw murder
er, whose Indian name is Wallatonaks
was executed recently in the ChoctaN
nation.
Chief Officer Brown and three sea
men of the New Zealand government
steamer Hinemoa, were drowned o
June 4th.
The strict enforcement of Genera
Woods quarantine seems to have ha
a good effect on the yellow fever stu;
ton in Santiago.
News from Port Hill, Idaho, report
that VIM. Reeser was shot and instan
ly killed recently by T. ]. Dendauren
of the precinct.
Paris C. McGrath has been appoin
ed postmaster at new office just
tablished at Velma, Stevens count
20 miles west of Springdale.
The plate workers throughout Il
country to the number of $4,000 resun
wark Immediately. The scale fixed
Chicago is based on the price of bars.
News of the accidental killing
Captain Charles Buckle of the whalir
steamer Bayless, was brought down |
the steamer Alliance last week.
The second fire within week O
CURED at Fort Duchesne, Utah, Su
day. when the quartermaster's stabl
and contents were entirely consume
The badly decomposed body of W.
Creighton was found in the Spokal
river Just above the Great Northel
bridge, near the army post, by six boy
The body of an unknown man W
found in the Sacramento river MI
miles below Freeport. The corpse
that Of man of 60 years. He had
wooden leg.
It Is stated there is trouble in I
First Washington volunteers, and tn
Major Canton, Captain Otis of Co
pany A, Captain Scudder of Compa
E, and Lieutenant Lemon are under
rest.
A bad derailment occurred at BIZ
cut. Cal, 10 miles south of Reddir
The second section of the Southe
Pacific passenger train ran into