Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
HERE AND THERE.


ea'ue % be ia,,ened calls ont the prediction
81 extra good beef at reasonably low prices
Tor the coming year.
captain r. II. Pratt, chairman OF the souK
indian Commission, says there is no longer
any doubt Of the indians and the govern
ment coming 10 terms.
Notice is given by the treasury department
that the limit Of deposits for the reduction
Of national bank circulation has been reached
Tor this month and no more deposits Will be
received during the month.
The French board Of trade Of Montreal has
passed resolution requesting wholesale
merchants to refuse discharge to any man
burned out whose stock is not insured 10 the
amount CT at least 90 per cent.
The annual report OF the commissioner OF
the general land office shows that during tho
year s,oO5, lOi acres Of land have been convey
cd from the government either by patent or
bI eertihcation under specific grants.
Francis w. Williams, senior partner OF the
hrm Of Williams, Black d Co, an old and ex-
iensiYe commission house in New York,
which recently suspended, committed suicide
because Of losses growing out Of The Chicago
wheat bulge
The window glass factories OF the country,
which closed June 10, for the annual shut.
down, started 10 again a week ago About
lQO0Omen are emploJed IN this industry, and
the output for the coming year is expected TO
be unusually large.
The collector al Port Townsend, Ore, re-
ports that Chinese laborers are arriving from
British Columbia with proper return certid.
.rf.s . a.. - a
land. Assistant Secretary Maynard answers
BY sending him the Chinese exclusion bill,
snd saying tia. 4 went into effect Oct !.
/ The ST. Paul Mimi Pioneer Press publish.
es q statement giving the actual result of this
reasons threEhing 10 eighty-three counties
1 OF Minnesota aud Dakota. il shows a net
| decrease, As compared with last years wheat
/ crop OF forty per cent, which would make the
| present wheat crop Of Minnesota and Dakota
| s., 0oo, 600 10 00.OOl,0oO.
! -Four New York Cinnamon returning in
bond through Canada from points 10 the
1 western states, where they had been visiting,
| were refused Tehdmlssion into the states at
/ the port Of the Suspension bridge In New
/ York. The refusal was based on the recent
/ Law excluding Chinese from the states
They will now have 70 pay tax Of $50 or
leave CSnads, too.
/ The Furms,s' RSvtss Of Chicago, in a careful
/ estimate Of the corn. puts the total yield for
/ isss at 2.ll0.g2l. SIS bushels The seven
states Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
I souri,. Kansas aud Nebraska show an esti-
4 mated yield o. l,435. ~, s53 bushels as COM
/. pared With 80, i2l go, the yield reported by
the department 81 agriculture for lsS1 or =
gain o: 6's,75asts bushels
+ sir John A. Macdonald premier Of the Do
miu!oa 81 CAnada. 10 an interview expressed
the otluloo that the Liberal party is ire
I irlrFsbly committed 10 some SORT o. political
/ aud oeIlmerriAl surrender by Canada 10 the
/ unies States, cali u Whatyou will-unre,
fuicicl reciprocity, Commercial union or
annexation. The next federal election, he
says. VIII he fought out ou these lines
An smusiug case OF absence 81 mind was
/ The recent one q lady who called Al house
/ where she Is = frequent visitor aud where are
I emplorcd ~ servants two sisters. One being
away, the other answered The bell. TIC lady
I taking her to be the absent one greeted Der
amlabir With Good morning, Jenny"
Then. vaguely impressed with the though,
that shc lad bluuderrd. che followed up
with, "ob' Molly, amt you your slsierP'
New BtunsuI lex farmers have been heavy
sufferers b. The foods ia that province. Hay
aud buekwheat crops were 10 some instances
dcstrayrd, barns were swept away and a
hunter o. cattle arc said 10 have been drown
eli. Al MutQuAth. y. B., The mill Of c. +.
C.inch & Sons was carried away The loss
viii bs about 5000 heavy blow TO the firm.
Frtsnsiye damage has been done 10 other
mills aud bridges in the St. JOHN river re
eiOn.
Judge o'Brieu, IN The New YORK su,Tem,
court, granted permission 10 Attorney Gener
Al Tabor 10 bring sn action for annulmeni oil
the charter Of the liavemeyer & Elder sugar
Refining company on tho ground that ia
becoming a party 10 sugar trust which, u
ls alleged, is conspiracy under the state
laws against the welfare Of the people, the
company has forfeited its corporate rights,
and is exercising privileges not conferred
upon II BY law.
In Paris and In Rome no young lady Is allow
ell TO walk without her maid, governess
mother or protector. Even at thlriy-hve al
Italian single woman would consider herself
COMPROMISED should she walk hall bloch
alone. No Young girl in Europe is allowed iC
GO 10 table d'Aoir, in her own city, even Z
dine with friends; the dinner must be giver
IN private room This is done TO protee
Young girls from tho adVenturers who fire.
oucnt table d'hots, and who might call o.
leave a card.
There arc two dogs, one on the CHnSdiaT
end another on the American side oil IN
Niagara river. just below the railway suspen
sion bridge, out Of human reach. The Que OF
the American side is small black and tan
, which was thrown into the river some ton
months ago. aud manages TO live where h,
J landed. The other is large Newfoundland
dog. which was thrown from the bank. III
landed some one hundred feet from the to-
of the rocky procpicc, and stu lives roaming
about and waggIug his tall at his smallc
COMPANION across the way.
The Philadelphia Tunes saws there exists
popular delusiou that the QuakerS at leas
Inc od.tlme broad. brlmmed sugar-seoo
ouakers are dying out Il is not so In Pail
sdelnhla. Ten or twenty years ago peopl
. said the same thing, but the hlgh-baeke'
! hencbcs IN the meeting houses arc as fun nov
"a then. The truth is that, after coduettini
with worldly" ways and fashions Tor sea
ron tho young generation OF friends under