Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-11-18

by carpenter named Rood.
THE OLD WORLD.
The Danish budget shows consider
able deficit.
The London Times advises Canada to
adopt the policy OF free trade.
A Nihilist printing Office has been un-
earthed at Odessa, and another at Novo-
Tcherhask.
Nicolay Alexandrovitch, heir apparent
to the Russian throne, is soon to visit
the United States.
The British Consul at Zanzibar repoI ts
that from 10000 to 100000 weapons are
imported into Africa each year.
The Australian Ministry does not
agree with the Hungarian Ministry re-
garding the establishment of a gold
standard.
The miners at Sidney, N. S. w, are
resuming work, and many seamen are
applying for berths. The strike is vir-
tually ended.
The steam dredger Count de Lesseps
sank about a week ago, during rough
weather, while on the way from Colon
to Greytown.
The people in the congested districts
OF Ireland will be given employment in
railroad building-three lines having
been projected.
The personal and court feuds between
the Quirinal and Vienna are OF the most
intense nature, and hamper the relations
OF the government.
The Emperor OF Austria has subscribed
upward of 100000 toward the various
funds which have been raised for the re-
lief OF the sufferers by thu late floods.
Henry M. Stanley SAYS that unless a
moderate duty is imposed on imports in
Congo State the suppression of slave-raid-
ing is likely to remain proposition on
paper only.
A pastoral letter was read in the
Catholic churches throughout Ireland
Sunday protesting against the attempt
to minimize the extent of the potato
crop failure.
Bishop Freppel, in the French Cham
beers, said the budget weighed heavily
on the financial condition Of France. es-
pecially because it had become weapon
against religion.
II is reported in the American COLONY
in Paris that Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt has declared war on Ward Meal
lister for the way he criticised dinner
given by the lady.
The vital statistics OF France. inst
mn al oh ho4 a H..
for 1889 was only seven per l, 900, which
is the lowest record except during the
war with Germany.
The Austrian government has notified
the Prince of Montenegro that under
the Berlin treaty he has no right to
maintain feet, Austria being entrusted
with the defense of the Montenegro
Coast.
The German high tariff papers publish
astounding reports of disease among
cattle in Missouri, and urge the author
tiles not to allow the importation of
American live cattle into Schleswig, as
has been proposed.
\ French Cabinet Council has drafted
a bill requiring the municipal authori-
ties of fortified towns to arrange for n
permanent supply of provisions suf-
ficient for the maintenance of their gar
risons in any emergency.
The Gar has three sets of police to
watch over him-the ordinary or third |
section police; the palace police, under
the controller of the household, aud the |
private body police, whose chief takes
his orders from the Gar in person.
There was recently review of 1850. 700
troops at Reumro, on the western bound
airy OF Russia, and their discipline and
efficiency were so conspicuous as to
irouse a good deal OF ankle on the mart
u German and Austrian military men.
IL is reported at Rome that Cardinal
by order of the Pope. has for
hidden the Bishops of the American
hierarchy to give an official or overt
approval to the Irish Nationalist cam
,aign of Dillon and O'Brien in America.
Henry M. Stanley threatens to tell
he truth about Major Barttelot and
he causes which led to his death. He
kinks Barttelot's brothers. action i'll
Idvised and calculated 20 make more
orrow for his family than he has any
oicSptiofl.
A party of 800 Poles, while attempt
ng to reach Prussian territory with the
Intention OF emigrating to Brazil, were
ired upon by the Russian frontier guard.
5hen an order to return had been DISC
Keyed by the Poles. Six men, two
women and one child were killed.
American Minister Hirsch at Con.
tantinople has been prompt to demand
he release of an American subject who
lad been arrested and charged with i'm
'iication in Armenian revolutionary
,lots The Minister now demands that
he officer who arrested the American
Ne punished.
The Russian government, in pursu-
nee OF its policy OF outstanding Balkan
eerritory. has decided to erect and sub
ldIze number of theaters in the Bal
an States, the condition OF their main
enance being that only Russian PLAYS.
the Russian language and performed
y Russian actors, shall be produced.