F( )R SA LE—Very cheap, a few Cham
pion Mowing machines and Hay Rakes at
the Cheyenne carriage shoo. 11. HAAS.
Liberal price will be paid for copj’ of
I Session laws of 1888 and 1890. Apply
j at The Leader office.
1 That corset Halt!comet oil'
this ircek at
F. W.ILKI.II F SOAS.
Advertise in The Leader.
44 JjX GROCERY
Northwest corner Twenty-fourth and
Snyder Streeta.
A. A. MAHAR, Prop.
A Naw Stock of Fine Groceries.
Fresh Butter and Eggs a Specialty.
The Cower d’Alene Affair.
Wallace. Idaho, July 20. —Work has
been resumed at all mines in Couer
d’Alene. Wages have been fixed at $3.50
for skilled miners and $3 per day for
shovellers with the right to board and
lodge where they please. The presence
of troops is a guarantee that the men can
work for whom they please without be
coming members of any organization.
Boise, Idaho. July 20. —U. 8. Mar
rihal Pinham left for Cwur d'Alene
today with warrants for eighty of the
rioters, charging them with contempt of
the federal court in having violated an in
junction restraining them from interfer
ing with the operations of the mines.
The policy of the federal officials has,
however, been changed, and a new pro
cedure will be inaugurated. The con
tempt proceedings are in the United
States circuit court.
District Attorney Wood will leave for
the north tomorrow in furtherance of this
plan. The leaders will also be proceeded
against in the state courts for murder as
soon as the machinery of justice in Sho
shone county shall have been restored to
working order.
Silver for the Citinpiiiun.
