Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-10-01
P,TH OF THE NEWS.

PirH OF THE NEWs. )
The American tourist Carletei
Graves, who was arrested On Saturday
at Mayence on suspicion that he was I
spy, has been released from custody.
Many factories in Russia will cloas
up because the people are too poor to
buy goods Thousands OF workmen
will be thrown out Of employment.
A Jew named Eichenholtx and,
several assistants have been arrested
at Odessa ON tho charge Of produeinG
In the hundreds OF wealthy Jewish-
German youths who wished to evado
conscription IN apparently ssrioua skin
affections by means Of subcutAneoua 4
injections Of petroleum and croton OIL. .
Tho Freisinnigs Zeitung Of Berlin.
commenting ON the resembling Of The
/. order prohibiting the impor tatlcn Of
American pork, calls for the removal
of the duty on It.
MIRA Gen. O'Neill, the American
woman imprisoned Ct WiesbAden las4
May for attempting, In At Of jsal- q
ousy, to murder her husband, has bcen
pardoned BY. the German Empsror.
The Nstional Association 81 Postal
Clerks II In session ct Pittsburg, RI. 4
Two boys ct Westbrook. Conn. cap
tured . shark 6fteen feet long shd
Weighing 600 pounds ssss
Fever and scurvy broke ont among.
|. the crew Of the bark Royal Tar, lust !.
arrived In San Francisco from Ausira-
liz. The captain and Arst mAte dis4
and several Of the sailors are verv sio3rs
Indians ON the had River reservations
In Wisconsin are now harvesting wild
rice, which will 30 mammoth OxOp
| this year. Indisns harvest it In bqatA
thrashing IL after Il drioM Maly xaml.
lies live upon II almost entirely. W
A woman residing II London, Ont;
assisted by her husband, has heepsen-.
| gagged in running Cinnamon over 70
| Detroit. The plan adopted was "a
dress the fellows mo IN widows' weeds
and send them over boldly. One arson1
| has been made and In al probability
there will be further Developments.
I, There IL no foundation Tor thu s&orisa
about IN uprising In Mexico againsl
Diax.
1t il proposed to hold N intsrna-
tional trade-union congress In Chicago
during the summer Of 1904. 4
Sidney Old, accused Of stealing eSs.-
COO from mia employer In Newoastle-
on-Tyne. England, has been arrested
at Detroit. ~
Enough peaches have arrived In Ral-
timore during the last i've weeks "a
supply almost four peaches to svesy
inhabitant Of the United 6tateA Tha
number Of packages received Il about
1900, 900, averaging 20O to the box.
The steam yacht Albatross, owned
by Mr.. J. EgRleston and valued -
el00. oU0. has been wrecked upon thu
rocks at Gulf Island, near the New
foundland coast, and IL . total loes, Dr.
]. II. Eggleston, the only son ~ III
owner, II believed TO have been
drowned. IA;
Japan was visited Aug. ls By IL
worst storm known since 1871. 0roaa
damage was done.
I, A report from Foo Chow. which
however. lacks confirmation, says thai
three foreign missionaries havo ben
put to death near that place.
A report II current that the Han0ul
. de Paris has offered Russia 3 loan d
, R1s, 0OO, 100 1t per cent. The Loadc1
) Times says that negotiations Tor loal
, of such magnitude could hardly ~ On
, tered upon Il the warlike rnmors late
" circulated were credited IN the r.
. gions Of finance
s. p. 6tiiker, . mechanical eneinse,
. Of Buffalo. has, It 10 claimed, discov
1 cred method Of making Ice with a.
and returning the gas to the main N
impaired. He has IN sxperimsntA
plant Ut work end cen, Il - aald, pgo
duce . Temperature Of 50 degrees belov
;. zero.
! Capt E. g. Msthsy. U. 8. A., In hi
d report to the War department upo1
/" inspection Of the Illinois nstioua'
guard, says the militia Of that state Il
: it, entirety il Anc body d usn, VIII
3 have made very crsditabls progrss
e during the past, and the eatnog
= efforts Of officers and men to oompre
bend and faithfully discharge thsil
- duties cannot DO too highly CON
~ mandNd tsss X 49,, - ~