Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-31

CABLEGRAMS.
The Duke % Cambridge Forbids Orange
Lodges in the British Army.

Corn is selling at 81 bushel in Qua
! temala.
Russia will have no grain for export
this year.
Famine prevails in Tarapaca and An
tofogasta, Chill.
Gottonseed oil is sold in large quaint
! ties in Paris as olive.
A general strike OF railway employees
I is threatened in Paris.
I President BarilIas OF Guatemala is re-
/ ported to be preparing for a fight.
The entire Pacific Coast of Central
America is suffering from drought
The cholera is extending in Southern
/ Syria. Hundreds OF deaths have oc-
Cured.
The English people have taken Il fancy
for Emperor William, and he is warmly
reciprocal.
The British garrison at Alden is TO be
strengthened to be ready for any demon
stration in that quarter.
The Duke OF Cambridge has issued an
order lorbidding the existence OF Orange
lodges in the British army.
The Carlow election has been the death
blow to Parnell's control. lie is being
deserted by those he once led
Herr Wolisteimer, large hop dealer
of Nuremberg, Germany, having exten-
sive connections in the United States,
has been declared bankrupt.
Internal feuds among Socialists in
Germany are increasing in intensity
and meetings held the past week show
an open rupture between the young and
old sections of the party
Henri Rochefort has telegraphed to
Paris that Emperor William has had two
epileptio attacks since he left Holland,
and that his wound is suppurating free
ly. kochelprt hints that the Emperor
Is guilty OF oyerindulgence at the table
An old lady has just died at Spa, leav-
ing 100 900 francs as a prize to asst on
omers, French or foreigners, who within
ten years shall be able to communicates
with any planet or star. NJ. FIammarion,
the great French astronomer is not
without hope
The Cologne Gu,ene in an attack upon
America and Russia, whom it terms
" the bitterest enemies to German in
dustries," advocates refusal to both OF
the " favored-nations treatment except
Tor the necessaries of life, such as grain
and petroleum.
The Guatemalan government has de
cided that all taxes and duties must be
paid in silver; that the tax on coffee ex-
ported shall be extended one year, and
that taxes on liquors shall be increased
also that it shall be obligatory to receive
the new bonds.
4 London dispatch says Sir Charles
Russell, the eminent LAWYER will shortly
travel to San Francisco to visit his sister.
who is the Mother Superior of the Order
Of Catholic Nuns in that city. Miss
Russell is known in religion as Sister
Mary Baptist, and Sir Charles and she
have not met for thirty-four years.
Cardinal Manning and London com
mittee are drawing up rules for a union
uf Catholic workmen, which he is organ
ling on the lines laid down in the recent
encyclical OF the Pope. Its name will be
80 The Catholic Association, and it is
intended ultimately to embrace all Eng
disappearing Catholics.
Advices from the Island of Sardinia
show that two bands of outlaws, one
having about 100 members and the other
seventy, are gradually becoming the
real rulers of the province, plundering
villages and levying blackmail at will
without fear OF successful resistance
from the local authorities. The Italian t
Government has ordered whole bat
talon OF infantry to proceed to the scene
Of the lawlessness.
The establishment OF distillerv upon
the river Treweryn turns out to have /
been great benefit to the fish. The mix F
ture of barley and hot water, writes
of the London Field, +
which the distillery disgorges at regular
intervals, has decidedly improved the /
size and and quality Of the fish. The /
same correspondent says that in the /.
Dee and Don and other rivers in Scot
land the same change is effected upon
the salmon through the presence OF dis