Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-05-12
LATEST CABLEGRAMS.
A Pamphlet Addressed to the Emperor
Requests Him to Pscify Bismarck.


The Pope urges the founding of Cath
Ole University in Ireland.
The English papers all printed long
editorial articles on the career and death
of Barnum.
Jewish emigration from Bessarabia is
rapidly assuming the dimensions of
general exodus.
Russia proposes to use her convicts in
constructing the eastern end of the great
Siberian railway.
The quantity OF wheat now ahoat for
European markets-36, 480 900 bushels
is the largest on record.
Young Mr.. Vanderbilt" is said to
have had extraordinary luck recently at
the Monte Carlo gambling tables.
1t is believed in St. Petersburg that
the Persian government had decided to
give the English the privilege of coming
their money.
The President of Venezuela will make
reciprocity with the United States the
subject OF special message to the Ven
ezuelan Congress.
The Premier of New South Wales has
announced that the government would
introduce bill providing for the enfran-
chisement of women.
An attempt is being made to get ND a
company For the establishment of pam-
bling tables at the little Republic of An
dora in the Pyrenees.
A large force of British troops has been
sent against the Manipuris, who are pre-
pairing Tor defense by making rifle pits
and building stone stockades.
The first consignment of SAMPLES Of
Chlnese tobacco has been received by
London brokers. China is DESTROYS Of
competing in European markets.
A system of electric cabs has been in
troduced IN Stuttgart, and with such
success that the cab horse is likely In he
relegated to other fields of usefulness.
Argentine capitalists have failed to Sc
cure the capital necessary for the Pro-
Vlnclal Bank. The political and financial
situation increases the feeling of distrust.
Prince Henry brother of the Emneror
OF Germany, recently displayed surpri7
ing talent as violinist at a concert in
hlel. The Prince played the first violin
In the orchestra.
In the British House of Commons the
Dill making permanent the closing of
public houses in Ireland on Sunday in
Guiding IN its scope the cities of D6blin
CORK, Belfast, Waterford and Limerick
has passed to second reading by a vote
of 248 to "a. '0'o
a pamphlet addressed to Emperor
Imam IN regard to Bismarck has ap-
Peared In Berlin, and met with enormous
demand: 1t requests the Emperor to
paclly bismarck, the great historical flo
ure OF the empire, to whom the Emperor
can make advances without the sacrifice
of dignity. O '''@' '''''
The Egyptian government navs tho
~ nueulve salary OF 100000 per annum,
and supports the town palace the Abdin
Nothing is allowed his wife and two IL
tie girls, who are nil in the ewes of the
law, but his two sons, who are beine cd
heated in Vienna, have an allowance
lhe elder OF 700 and the Younger of /
GO 200. 'oui'sei ol ,
me Kaiser will transfer his court to
o.Soalli IN May while the new palace is
'eilig rebuilt and reitted inside. The new !
,aIaee 10 sald 10 be IN very imperfect
sanitary condition, to which the Kaisor
partly attributes the recent illness If BE
'hlldren. All this is to be remedied.
W,yse, who is negotiating with the Co :
government to prolong the Pan
ma canal commission, in his renort 70
!lquldator Manchicourt favors a canal of I
TX locks with a single artificial lake i, :
ne center, and estimates that if world :
axe llVe years to execute the work nj a I
ost OF 600 200, 900 francs. lie saws tTot
ne stories OF the deadly climate Of Pan.
ma are exaggerated
Arab Pasha and his associate ex;Ias :, =
jeylon have prayed the British got,orn- =
leht TO be restored to Egypt on the f
round that the Singalese climate il y
reJudlcial to their health. The Kbedi,,a
mo was consulted by England said "
heir presence i'll Egypt would he too b
angerous Tor him to consent Nevt tbo
t ~ board appointed by the foreign
, ,,.Ge reported p that the exiles were per
sctly well off where they were. ~ a
A topic extensively discussed in Lon.
on society at present is the exhibition q
the Rational Dress Society. I'ad,, f
anqhurst, Lady Harborton Mrs o. d
iIle ana other ladies are aiming to in
ouuce new dress combinations. which
1l'sis' OF the oreyity of skirt, duality Of
ne 9nderdrcss and shortness of the I'M.
ct drapery, The mode most apnrovaa
Vhe adherents Of the society is Syrian re
9users and full blouse of silk over a OF
siE e zouave bodice. Ladies' crowd tbe OF
AhlDltion hall to look at the new com fiji
nv" 0oiii- II.