The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-23
NEWS SUMMARY.


new Democratic organization has been
effected 10 New York by the Reform Demo
Gratis to supersede and take the place OF lam.
many.
Tweed's resignation as member OF the
board of Park Commissioners is believed to De
| in the hands of Mayor Hall.
The Illinois Legislature met November 18th.
Charles Francis Adams, Commissioner under
the Washington Treaty, sailed for Geneva on
November 14th.
News from Constantinople represents that
the cholera is spreading in that city, and the
number Of deaths increasing daily.
The British Government has granted pen
sion of .E300 year to the children OF DIR. liv-
ingston, the African Explorer. When last
heard from Livingston was slowly making his
why toward the coast.
The Sublime Porte has directed his Minister
of Public Works to inaugurate comprehen-
sive system of internal improvements, by the
Improvement of harbors river navigation, and
the building of new roads and other important
works.
The French Government has appointed eau
lard Ambassador to Italy, and Ricard, late
Minister of the Interior, has been appointed
Minister to Belgium.
The statement that the Pope has requested
q residence in France is pronounced untrue.
The yellow fever, it is stated, has disappear
ed from Charleston.
A London dispatch states that formidable
plot of Bonapartist Generals, headed by Fleury
to arrest Theirs and proclaim the restoration
of the Empire, has recently been discovered.
The papers of the c0nspirat0rs are in posses
sion of Theirs, who is confident of his ability
to suppress the conspiracy.
The French court martial is rapidly diSpos-
ing of the Communists.
Gambetta has completely recovered from
his illness, and will soon visit Marselles, Bor.
deaux and Lyons.
The Visaia, Cal, stage was stopped by three
highwaymen on the morning OF Nov. l4th,
about thirty miles from Giroy. and w. +. g.
Co.'S treasure box, containing about $500, was
taken.
Several persons have been arrested in Los
Angeles, charged with belonging to the mob
that hung the Cinnamon lately in that city
Their cases will be referred to the Grand Jury.
The recaptured convicts of the Nevada State
Prison were arraigned in the District Court at
Carson. Nov 18th, to plead to an indictment
for the murder of +. NJ. Isaacs.
b. +. Hastings g. Co, OF Sacramento, were
declared bankrupt by the United States Court
in San Francisco, November 14th.
The steamship Franklin. from Germany. ar
rived ut New York, Nov. 14th. having on board
twenty cases of cholera. During the voyage
across there were one hundred cases on board
aud forty-nine deaths.
In jacksonville, Cal, recently, n Mr.. King,
while returning home with his family ut night.
from church, was stopped by man who de-
manded bis money. King having no money,
the robber told him to hand over his watch,
which he did. ut the same time shoe ting the
robber with derringer. The would-be rob-
Der turned and ran of, and the next morning
was found dead, King having snot him through
the breast. On searching the body, several ar
tices which had been stolen were found, to-
gciher with bunch of skeleton keys.
AT the recent reform council at Munich
where six thousand of the Old Catholics met
for elaboration, no women were admitted
even as spectators
One hundred thousand persons, it is said, are
confined in Lunatlc Asylums in France, who
are not insane, but are kept there by unscru-
pulous and ayaricous relatives
The navigation of the Baltic is closed for the
season In consequence OF ice.
The Pima Indians of Arizona recently made
raid on the Apaches, at Camp Apache, aud
killed thirty.one of them.
The Colonies of the various regiments gar
rlsoned In Paris have informed their subordin-
ate officers that any of them seen walking in
the streets with women of bad character will
be put under arrest.