Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-02-05
NEWS SUMMARY.

ing next season.
Many Nihilists awaiting trial in Rus
STA, have confessed.
Sir Charles Dixie says general war
in Europe is bound to come.
The president has approved the act
for u public building at Sioux City, Ia.
Five men were murdered by two
masked men near McCarteysvillc.
Mont.
The Kansas Alliance legislative eau
Gus selected T. p. Elder for speaker OF
the house.
Illinois +. NJ. b. A. legislators have
States senator
The wages OF ), 900 employees OF the
Cambria Iron works will be reduced
10 per cent February /.
Barb wire manufacturers are con-
sidering an offer of Washburn & Moen
to sell their patents for $500, 600.
1t is stated that President Mings OF
the National Bank OF Gatesvillc. Tex,
is Il defaulter. He has disappeared.
The city council of Cincinnati has
| passed an ordinance to make it mis-
demeanor to give hypnotic lectures.
i A. c. Petrie L. Co., wholesale deal
ers in lumber, Dallas. Texas, assigned.
Assets $240, 900; liabilities. $3.50, 900.
The total appraised value OF the cs-
tate OF the late NJ. 4. Dauphin, presi-
dent of the louisiana lottery company,
is l47. 900.
George Whnrburton, aged 20, acrip-
pied inmate of the Boone county. Ind.
poor house, was beaten to death by Il
negro inmate.
II. NJ. King. n Seventh Day Advent
ist, is testing the rights OF the state OF
Tennessee to imprison him for work
ing on Sunday.
The legislative committee OF the
Minnesota farmers alliance has de-
cidcd to push Il bill for u state agri-
cultural bureau.
The board of trade OF Palouse City,
Wash, has sent car load of flour to
the destitute farmers OF Cheyenne
county, Nebraska.
Mrs Mollie Barry of St. Louis gave
her eight-ycar-old daughter, Mamie, u
dose OF poison and took large guam
tity herself. Both died.
Photographer Bell OF Washington is
suing firm of Cincinnati lithogrnph-
ers for infringing upon his copyright
of Mrs. Cleveland's photograph.
The sultan has granted complete
amnesty to all the Armenians accused
of political ofrenses. This liberates
hundreds OF prisoners in Constantine
, pie alone.
The army and navy officers who
have been detailed to go to Central
, and South America 10 get exhibits for
, the worlds fair have received their i'll
structions.
) Robert Davis cx-prcmier OF Mani
| toba, has been sued for 800, 900 dam.
i, ages for breach of promise by Mrs
Matilda Burns, /: former domestic In
j., his employ.
The house committee on invalid pen
sions today agreed to report favorably
the bill granting II pension of 500 PEI
n month to Nathaniel +. Banks OF Mass
i achusetts.
Q The Washington Post asserts EN-
G phatically that the president will vet'
o the free coinage bill should it pass thu
g house. no matter whether the election
bill is defeated or not.
q The postmaster general, after an in
@ vestigation made by postofiice inspect
10 Ors of the trouble ut Catherine. Ala.
~ has issued an order abolishing tn
.. postoftice at that place.
"a Mrs. Mamie Bradley of Ioka. I. L.
whose husband was recently acciden,
ally drowned. became demented On
;" drowned herself and two small chi
~ dren in deep spring.
: The Indiana senate has discovere
10 that the constitutional amendment
passed at the last session OF the legi!
q: lature are void because not properl
ID signed and deposited with the secrt
y. ,ary OF state.
III At Il meeting of the house committs
O. on postoffices and post roads q motto
10 to postpone indefinitely further consi'
Grafton OF the postal telegraph bill WI
deferred by a vote OF z to z. The m
ton therefore goes over until the ne.
st meeting.
US Secretary Tracy has written to Cor
10 mander Reiter who was ceusured 4
les his action in the Barrundia affair."
OF nying his request for q court-marti
no and telling him that the DEPARTING
ng regards his case Us having been fins
ed ly disposed Of.
We Sidney Dillon, president OF the U
mt ion Pacific railroad company, made
of statement to the senate committee
of Pacific roads in support OF the plan I
ID the settlement Of the debt OF that col
..a pany to the government proposed
.,' the last meeting by Mr.. Wilson.
~ Representative Perkins of Kans
ia has introduced an omnibus bill to rati
ed the agreements Win Tue S.eur = ~, A.e
On. AuuA""s ~ Au""o' VIC 0'esosOu;