Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-04

Nearly all the mills al Fail RlVcr,
Mass, have closed down.
The Minnesota crops will be larger
this year than ever before.
Emperor Williams visit to England
was not great popular success.
Henderson Fox, 81 negro ravisher,
was lynched by mob at Trenton, Tenn.
Twenty-six persons We're killed by
the falling of tenement house at Bcr-
lin.
England and France have agreed on
a division Of disputed African terri
tory.
The Fort Wayne and the Findlay
and Western railroads have been con-
solidatcd.
Near Arkansas City Ark, negro
was lynched for attempted assault on
two girls.
The Italian government has forbid
den any further emigration to South
America.
The discovery of large cave with
prehistoric remains in it is reported
from Kansas City.
A young man was attacked by eight
sharks while wading und narrowly es-
capped with his life.
A colonist sleeping car on the Great
Northern railway was burned with all
its contents at Ada MINI.
A call has been issued for the pro-
hibition state convention to be held in
Des Moines, September 4.
Secretary Window has made an cx-
PLANTATION of the retention of trade dol
lars in the treasury vaults.
Negotiations are in progress to con-
struct tunnel under the bay between
Staten Island and Bay Ridge.
The report comes of another appear
ance OF the sea serpent ON the Eastern
coast. This time it was dead.
The Western Passenger Association
contract, which expires September l,
will probably not be renewed.
The panic among the christian in
habitants of Armenia is spreading and
hundreds are fleeing to Persia.
Colorado banks have been heavily
swindled by man passing as repre-
sentative Of the Nicaragua Canal.
Eugene Harrison. a young man OF
Evansville, Ind. was soundly cowhided
by a Mrs. Taylor, whose daughter he
had insulted. ......
DIR. j. L. Chesholm, charged with
the murder of Sheriff Stone Of Lafay-
cite county, Arkansas, has been re-
leased on bail.
The election in the Chickasaw ma
ton passed of quietly. resulting in a
victory for the Nationals and the re-
election of Gov. Byrd. "
Five hundred machinists OF Pitts
burg, Pa, struck for nine hours as a
days work. Nearly all the shops have
granted the demand. &u
By the breaking of a scaffold ON a
new building in St. Petersburg. Rus
sin, Saturday eight workmen were
killed and eight injured.
Sixty thousand persons attended the
mass meeting in Buenos Ayres to re-
joice over the fall of President Celmar
of the Argentine Republic.
Henry NJ. Stanley has surprised
Frcnchmen by expressing the opinion
that Ribot made good bargain in the
Anglo-French agreement.
The Italian government has sent t.
the powers the draft for q proposal fol
n convention to establish an interra
tional maritime service on the Red sea
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres states
that bill will be introduced in con
gress authorizing the government t.
lease $50, 900. 600 acres Of nationa
land.
Arthur Day. in Jail at Rochester. N
r., for bigamy, is proved to have killet
his first wife at Niagara Falls. Hi
| own sister informed the police of hi
deed. ...,...... t.-..
Census Superintendent Porter est
mates the population OF the country a
"a, OOO,O 900. He expects to have tn
counting finished by the end of thi
! month. 1c s.E .}- ZEE .14,s.fst
| A .natural gas we'll was struck tire
miles from Santa Barbara, Cal. 1t
said to be one OF the largest in Amer
| lea The estimated flow is. 3, 600, 90
| feet per day.
Chauncey Depew, president OF tn
New York Central, in an intervie,
was asked his opinion on the situatio
of affairs in regard to the strike o
THAI road. Depew in reply said he di
not think it was necessary to expires
an opinion, in view of the fact that tn
strike was ended.
| Railroad Operations.
| WASHINGTON, August 20.-The sta
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