The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-08-15
CABLEGRAMS.
A TOIstOi Community at KharkOT Sup
pressed by the Governments.

Belgium has joined the triple alliance.
England declines to appoint women
factory inspectors.
Rains in Northwest India are partially
averting the famine that was feared.
The floods continue in Prussian Sile-
STA, and the damage to life and property
is great.
A great battle is looked for at Coquin-
DO between the CHILEAN government and
insurgent forces.
Germany and Austria have become
alarmed by the vast increase recently of
applications for naturalization.
Two million francs more have been
added to the fortune of the Comte de
Paris through the will of the Marquis de
St. Astier.
The harvest prospects in the southern
provinces of Persia are so bad that the
government has prohibited the exporta-
ton of corn.
A Tolstoi community at Kharkof, con-
tanning number of educated men who
have left society, has been suppressed by
the government.
Sir Henry Wood, Secretary of the
Royal Commission for the Worlds Fair,
says that British merchants will make
81, 000,0 900 exhibit.
Lord Salisbury proposes to reduce the
Irish representation in the House of
Commons because of the decrease of
Ireland's population.
Mrs. Frank Leslie according to reports
from BOulogne-sur-Mer, France, where
she is at present, is about to marry a
brother of Oscar Wilde.
A semi-ofiicial journal at Berlin SAYS
Germany can rest easily and leave the
French and Russians to gush over their
theatrical determinations.
The Scottish Mission, which has its
headquarters at Jerusalem, reports the
conversion of six Jews to Presbyterian
ism at cost of $1,000 apiece.
The Chilian cruiser Presidente Ezra
zuris has had to leave Lisbon without a
crew, the government and foreign Con-
suls preventing an enlistment of men.
Wilberger, Werner and other promi-
nent young Socialists propose to get the
international Congress at its meeting in
/ Brussels on August 10 to pass vote OF
: censure against Vollmar for his recent
! German patriotic utterance.
/ ltHlld 10 sOOu W nave n music anO
dramatic exhibition, where will be seen
the products Of every industry connected
with music and dramatic instruments
stage properties, mechanical appliances
and decorations, with the highest art de,
partment.
The excessive attentions paid to the
Prince of Naples by the Queen and Prince
of Wales during his visit at London have
convinced the public that the reports O
the probable matrimonial alliance be
tween the Italian and British royal fam
lilies have some foundation.
The Natural History Museum at Ken
sington, England, has received move
addition to its shelves in the shape o
10000 spiders. The insects were be
queathed to the institution by the lat,
Count Keyserburg, who spent gooC
part of his life in collecting them.
The Gazette, the leading military news
paper at London, announces that DIR
Godfrey Hambleton has discovered
method by which consumption is cured
and the editor from his personal knowl
edge confidently asserts that the "cur,
of consumption is now an accomplished
fact"
An attempt has just been made upoI
the life of Nine. Constans, wife of tn,
French Minister of the Interior. Full
inmate of mercury, a high explosive
compound, was put into what appeared
to be religious ritual book, but which
had been followed out TO hold the ex
plosive.