Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK
An Epitome Of the Happenings Of
Two Hemisphere.
What Is Transporting In the Congress Of
the United States--Other Very
Interesting News.


Work on the Tehuantepec railroad II
Mexico is progressing favorably.
Salvador, the great racer, has grown
very thin, and is unfit for hard work.
II ID reported that another trunk line
from New York to Chicago is to be built.
Ward McAIIister finds 1. necessary to
deny q rumor that he intends !ecturing.
The Rock Island road has distributed
1900 bushels Of seed wheat in Okla
koma.
Large deposits OF phosphates have
been discovered in Georgia near the
Florida boundary.
Carlos J. Edgerly, the husband OF
Rose Coghlan, has secured divorce on
the ground OF desertion.
New York wine importers, anticipat-
ing the increase from so TO rs cents q
gallon, are laying in stock.
New York city veterans are moving
for the erection Of q. A. X. memorial
hall on an extensive scale.
IL In stated that Professor Hirsh 3
method OF making aluminium from COM
mon clay 10 pronounced success.
A new town In Oklahoma called Tohie
il creating quite boom, and il is
thought II will become the capital city.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has been sued for over 100000 on ac-
count OF discrimination In oil shipments.
New York, taking It's extra census,
will nrababiv rive the joh In roo notice.
men under charge OF Inspector Byrnes.
Three thousand acres OF land have
been purchased near Minneapolis as the
basis Of building scheme said TO involve
s''o"'V"'
The New York Central railroad has
decided to dispense with the services OF
all employees who maintain allegiance to
the Knights OF Labor.
An important meeting Of the Standard
Oil Company and oil producers has been
held at Pittsburg, and some interesting
developments are expected.
r,,m,gra,,o, into the United st.tes IN
the past ten years has been almost
$500, 000 greater than II was in the ten
years Immediately preceding.
co.,, p.,ard aaniss that ,I,ara
"a arvthiry similar in the Barrnndia
case to that OF Gomez, over whom there
was some trouble during Cleveland's adj
ministration.
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n. -. ~ -, .ts.saS - nv, pia ,,as.,
Iaay, a' ne nr;aa i, IL cia;,nad being
the largest s,m aver passed in n base.
hall trsnsaetion
Colonel George e; laws, director,
General o. the Worid's fair, mas purged
himself OF politics oy res,gning nus pos
t;onai Committed
The enforcement OF the anti lottery
bill, u 10 said, WIN reduce tne business
OF the New orleans postoinee nj least
one-third, and IN some departments as
much as two-thirds'
The aggregate growth In population of
the country, according to the figures OF
the Census Bureau, has been 2 per
cent smaller between 1880 and 1870 than
II was between 1870 and 1880.
rich find Of silver Ia renorted IN
have been made In Calhoun county
Ala IN what annears 10 he a mine form.
erly worked BY Indians. The ore IL
said TO assay 90 per cent OF pure silver.
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aupu'n , ns wou,u CIV ons ..1s ,aa;n,
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ment buildings.
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