Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

The strikes throughout Belgiu are
collapsing.
Rufus Moore colored, was hanged
at Trenton, Ga.
The Iowa coal mine strikers are es-
timated to number 10. $50.
The king of Portugal is considering
the formation of a new cabinet.
Heavy frosts in Connecticut and
Massachusetts did much damage to
fruit.
All the cigarmakers of New Hamp-
shire have struck or are preparing to
strike for increased wages.
The works of the Joliet H., Enter
prise company were burned. Loss,
$l25, 600; insurance 500, 600.
Fifty of the leading millers of Amer
lea have sailed from New York for
two months business trip in Europe.
The National Brotherhood of Boiler
Makers. in session in Indianapolis
have adopted a system OF apprentice
ship.
Il. G. Duncan, the American tourist
! who tried to murder his wife in ales,
| has been remainder without bail for
| trial.
The last of the troops gathered at
the time Of the Sioux outbreak have
been ordered to return to their former
posts.
Towns in northern Ohio report a
pretty general frost which did consid
cradle damage to vegetables and small
fruit.
BY heavy fall OF coal and rock in
the Gaylord mine, Plymouth, Pa,
three Polish miners We're killed.
A company composed OF British and
| French spirit dealers has been formed
in London to buy the principal winer-
les in California.
The trans Atlantic cattle trade COM
mittce reported the approval Of the
United States regulations for inspec-
ton and shipment.
John A. Dillon, for eight years
managing editor of the ST. Louis Post
Dispatch, left to assume editorial con-
troll of the New York World.
Advices received from several lo-
calities in Iowa, whore miners have
been on Il strike. are to the effect that
operators are about to resume work.
At the session OF the Western Uni
tartan congress in Chicago it was an
nounced that the Parker memorial
fund OF $40, 900 had been completed.
The Bclden motor and manufacture
ing company of Chicago has assigned
, with $40 900 liabilities and un-
scheduled assets. Cause, two bad fires.
,, The semi-of1icial press of Mexico
says Guatemala will soon be divided
into two republics. The Guatemala
authorities deny that such a division
will be made.
, Secretary of the Treasury Foster
/ has decided to reduce the forces en-
y ployed in collecting the customs so as
9 to avoid y deficiency. Boston will
!, first feel the cut.
r Signor Corte, Italian consul at New
! Orleans, arrived in Washington. He
! declined however, to be interviewed
i. about his recall, pleading the fatigue
of the trip as u reason for not talking.
The Florida horticultural society has
passed resolution against the APP
! pointment of Walter S. Maxwell of
= California as superintendent OF the
. worlds fair horticultural department.
/ Returns indicate that the democrats
It OF Arizona have one majority in the
n constitutional convention, with a pos.
70 sible tie. The republicans have made
O heavy gains throughout the territory.
Al Mr.. A. G.. Porter the minister OF
:. the United States, is still in Rome but
81 is preparing to spend the summer in
ID the highlands near Roca di Papa. The
!. minister has no idea of leaving thu
ID country.
y! There was u tremendous hailstorn
=. west OF Salina, Kan. The district GOV
U. cred two miles wide and eight to to,
If long and wheat was almost completely
y, 70 destroyed. The total damage will reacl
Is, $500, 900.
70 Four hundred persons saw ten pris
~ oners dashed and four of them pillor
led in New Castle, Della, Jail yard
The ofTenses were burglary and peti
y, larceny. There was only one whit
ho man in the lot.
or Mrs. Littler wife of Hon. Davi
,se Il. Litter, well-known politician
he died at Springfield Ill. She was
m daughter of the late John d. Gillett
,ir OF Elkhart and n sister Of Mrs. es
ed Governor Oglesby.
ry Judge Edward tombstone. presider
1T. of the Iowa Columbian exposition
of dead. Judge tombstone was men
,rs Der of the Iowa constitutional CONVEX
it. ton. was twice speaker OF the house
OF and once chosen senator.
he Armisteed Chroninberg. an ordinar
'es looking immigrant was landed at I'll
cal barge Office in New York enroute fro
=; Belgium to Ashville, N. c.. and whe
asked if he had any money produced
roll OF $50 and 800 bills amountir
,ial in all to $40, 600.
ost The Berlin Kreuz Zeitung PUBLISH
It an alarming article on Russia's il
ody trigues on the Danube, in which Il
eff paper declares that Russia has boug