Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-27
Electrocution Reported
to Be a Success.
NEGRO STRIKE EXTENDING.
Minnesota's Supreme Court Declares
Wheat Futures Are Illegal
and Contracts Void.

The grip is making its appearance in
New York again.
Neither st. Paul nor Minneapolis has
a single horse-car line.
There is fine OF 1900 for practicing
hypnotism in Cincinnati
The Arctic Ice Machine Company at
Cleveland, Ohio, has assigned.
A 100000 union railway station has
just been opened in Louisville.
A syndicate has offered to buy the
Washington monument for shot tower
Pennsylvania farmers, irrespective OF
Alliance orders, are holding wheat for
$3.50 u bushel.
Beacon Hill In Boston is to be ex-
plored by diamond drills in the interest
Of rapid transit,
England and Germany have each APP
piled for 100000 square feet OF space at
the Columbian Fair.
Strong resolutions were adopted at a
public meeting at Windsor, Canada. fav-
oring commercial union with the United
States.
Cadets Griffith OF Maryland and Kav-
anaugh OF Nebraska at the Annapolis
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contracts
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| IL IL estimated that the western rail-
roads nave earned SZoo,ooo the past year
from the transportation OF Mormon mis-
sioharies ana their proseiytes.
New York will soon have score or
more of practically free public baths,
unless the plans OF the trustees of the
baron de iirsch luno mlscarry.
The water ia 40 low in the Erie canal
that boats are grounded all along the
line. The creeks and feeders have not
INC u,;u w. - ,ha
weld Of corn and buckw wheat in New
York. A large tobacco crop has nearly
been secured In excellent condition
Tho av.itamo,+ az rlaa,eola Paw,
over ,ba snaronson - tha Tioartni,i
a,d JIo,t1JaIa ha,,L s,;Il go; 80 a,,d
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''o n'ouo''s VI '"e o""N was ie"reu'
Ihe Mexican government IS preparing
10 meet az revolutionary forces That
cross the RIO Grand, and the prepare
IONS ihaicate that the government IL
huch alarmed.
All the Northwest railroad companies
are calling attention to the critical situa
ton in the North Dakota wheat fields
where the wheat is lying in stacks FOL
want oil threshers
NO ram worth mentioning has taller
III NorWaik, conn, since carry In the
spring AS consequence her reservoirs
are empty, and arrangements are beine
hade To tap the mains OF neighborinE
town.
developments IN the Ghrlstman bank
nature at taris, H., make the situation
,at 9o' ,a, ' la as n'st supposen' II
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sn"m G'2 s1n o0 anu '''o a7So's may ho'
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