Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-16
Corruption in Municipal
Affairs at Denver.
COLONEL GIBSON IS RETIRED.
The Big New York and New Jersey
Bridge and Terminals to be
Begun Next Fall.

A New \ ork law fixes the price oil gas
at ri % per 900.
A Boston Italian society advocates 10y
atty to Uncle Sam.
Colonel Gibson Of the Third Artillery
has been placed on the retired list
The Galena cannot be repaired within
the statutory limits, and therefore is to
be sold.
Chnch bugs have made their appear
ance in the central agricultural section
Of Nebraska.
New York is congratulating itself upon
the prospect Of having an abundance OF
fruit this season.
The American Baptist Publication So
ciety has decided to discontinue appro-
priations for work in Armenia.
1t is estimated that 100, 600 Italians are
coming to the United States this year in
spite OF the New Orleans affair
Europe always, as now, comes to the
United States for gold when in Il pinch,
and, as now, has its wants supplied
Frank Hurd is thought to have some
chance of being nominated for Governor
OF Ohio this year in place OF Campbell.
The saloon element at st. Louis
{ lIlitdItU Tue Oilltlhts ~ lIltN CONTINUE W
secure indictments against the saloon
men.
The STANDARD Oil Company has pur-
chased 800 acres OF land from the
Mountain State Oil Company OF West
Virginia.
Negotiations between the State De-
partment and the government OF SAN
Domingo looking to reciprocity are well
advanced.
The appointment OF Circuit Judges
authorized by the last Congress will not
be announced until Congress meets in
December.
American doctors will not attend the
International Medical Congress at Rome
| in 1898 unless cordial relations are re-
stored with Italy.
Philadelphia will lose about S250, 900
by the defalcation OF its Treasurer, John
Bardsey. He is sick in bed, but is
guarded by the police.
1t is now very certain that the tax rate
at Philadelphia will have to be raised
this iall from Sl.S5 to 81 per 500 to cover
stealings Of its Treasurer.
One hundred and twelve representa-
/ tave business men Of Philadelphia have
/ organized bourse iorgeneral exchanges,
with a capital OF 81 100000.
The corruption in municipal affairs at
( Denver IS now being unearthed' II Is
thought at least $500, 600 has been stolen
Irom the city IN one direction alone.
Tho different blood-horse associations
OF the country are to confer with the
view OF securing a harmonious system
for advancing the interests OF the turf.
The big New York and New Jersey
bridge and terminals to cost 800, 900 900
are to he begun next fall, the capital to
commence WIN having 'eeH 7Oo'Ii Oe'''
Inc fenIlsylNanla House OF REPRE-
sentatlVes has passed the on 10 transfer
the dlrect-taN glit OF Sl,oo4, ~ TO the
sinking tund IN accordance with the sug-
gestlon Of Governor Pattlson.
An Arab peddler is in Jail in Newark,
~ = Tor lalilns 70 pay me 5Ur uolng
BUSINESS "'ti''u' iNo,i'V' l'0 l's.i'
mus no money lhu Ilie "uI''oi l'le9 "Ie III
qua"""t! az 70 5iie PioPei P'0'e"u'o
required LOT ms reieaSt'
The Union Stock Yards Company OF
| Chicago has filed a lengthy answer to
Worri ''t - n,6a 10 cn , ta oIla law
tbo,,, ocno,s a., tbni, nov, ,,ardsvith tbair
i;yn s,ncL nvnr its tracks
~,
IN me IApei sun 1l 'oitIi , against
ttle lineage lltt"'" ior T-o,Vuo oaniaseS
ior tue P'''iit"'l?il oI an arelcie reject
the Cronon ease tie Jury returned YER
diet i'm favor Of the Herald.
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