Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-11-26
EASTERN ITEMS.
LARGE DISCOVERIES OF GOLD IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Arrest of Defaulter Schwartz Frozen
to Death In Ohio-Eva Insersoh
Married-Explosion at Butte.
Black Bart Conf sses.

Sullivan will not fight Mccartney.
The president has been duck shooting
in Maryland.
The National w. @. T. U. will meet
next year at Atlanta.
On Arbor day there were 24,cOO trees
planted in Pennsylvania.
Labor unions and Italians took an &C
tive part in the Brooklyn election.
Chief Justice Smith, of the North
Carolina supreme court, is dead.
Sensational Mormon exposures are be-
ing made in the Salt Lake courts.
Thirty-three horses, worth $25, 900,
burned to death at Louisville, Ky.
Nine hundred head of fat oxen will be
exported from Illinois to Germany.
Northwestern lumbermen expect a
Favorable winter, with lots OF snow"
Farmers of Lancaster county, Penn,
stopped corn-husking to 20 after rabbits.
A premature explosion near Butte
killed six men and two others lost their
eyes.
The words "of America" have been
dropped from the name OF the Knights OF
Labor, at the request of English men,
bers.
The defense has begun taking testi-
mony in the Cronin murder trial at Chi
cago.
Wanamaker is reported TO have re
ferred disparagingly to the civil service
examination requirements for postal
clerks.
Joseph Schwartz, a $4,000 defaulter
from Kansas City. has been arrested in
st. Paul.
A. d. Shaw, of Indiana, has been ap-
pointed deputy third auditor OF the
treasury.
The silver convention at Denver rec
commended silver coinage OF "a, 200, 900
month.
Hill City is booming little tin town
in the Black Hills, with population OF
1000 souls.
Colorado has organized state silver
association, with Hon. II. A. w. Tabor
AZ president.
John w. Keely, the motor man, has
invented gun which he claims is supe-
rior to Zalinsky's.
The national baseball league has
adopted rules which will do away with
the sale of players.
pair of candelabra once owned by
Lafayette brought $3.50 at New York
auction sale several days ago.
A new system OF water supply has
become necessary at Denver, and will be
furnished by millions of Eastern capital
The losses in the recent Trinidad, Col.
snow storm, are not AS severe as at first
supposed. Sheep men are the heavy
, losers.
The Farmers Congress is in session al
Montgomery, Ala, and are discussing
tariff and industrial questions and pro
posed measures.
N. j. Arkeli, the proprietor of 18th.
Judge" has offered 100000 a year fol
the use of the backs OF postage stamps
3 for advertising purposes.
"Black Bart" the noted highwayman
has made confession OF murder anc
robbery at Bessemer, Michigan, cover
ing number Of his exploits.
: The naval authorities are conducting
experiments on Chesapeake bay, to see
: whether the fog horn or bell is the bette
to be adopted for general use.
The Pan-American excursionists hav,
: completed their journey of 5000 miles
1 after having made the longest continu
nm ri 10 hxyn
The late Chicago philanthropist, JohI
Crerar, leaves II fortune of 81, 500 900, tn,
!, bulk of which is bequeathei to philan
: thropic and educational institutions.
Colonel Ingersoll's daughter Eva ha
Z married Walston II. Brown, New Yorl
lawyer. The contract was merely civi
q one, no religious ceremonies being had
The proposed transfer OF So, OOO, 900 il
\ assets and securities of the st. Paul
Minneapolis x Manitoba to the Grea
Northern is menaced by an injunction
suit.
The Methodists decided to divide thei
y appropriations for home and foreigl
missions into A and % per cent, re
spect,vely, OF the total sum at their dis
v posal.
President Green, OF the Westerl
Q Union, gays that the rates proposed b
T. Wanamaker would cut their annual rev
: enue down to "a 600 900 less than thei
8 expenses.
l. The national missionary committee O
the Methodist Episcopal church is il
session at Kansas City, engaged in ar
|, Forthcoming g., 600, 900 among the variou
g fields of work.
Z Mrs. Ellen j. Foster, at the head c
e the bolting Iowa delegation of the w. {
It L u. says they have received much en-
enlargement and support from tn
clergy, in their step,
d North Carolina mining experts are re
/ ported as saying that there is as nue.
n gold there as was found in California
e The opinion is based on new discoverie
, in Montgomery county.
Andrew Eek, prominent farmer c
II bainfield, Ohio, while drunk, froze t
/, death in snow storm. He was irwin
d to walk home, after losing his horse OIL
/. the way by carelessness.
d
a The worry and broil of the speakershil
e canvass Is Keeping congressman ava
from Washington. November precedin
congress never saw so few congressman
Il out of the city as at present.
II Ex-President Cleveland otfiriated a
a the having of the demoeratic baa,t,u,,