Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-05
Plague of Frogs Follows
Locusts in Bolivia.
THE INHALATION OF OZONE,
Emperor William Turns Out to be
the Most Severe 0ppressor
OF Labor Unions.

been made for q manufacturing firm In
Manchester.
One of the Anarchists captured by
the London police at Walsall is said 10
be Chicagoan.
At Glasgow during the year 2O2 new
steamers and $50 new sailing ships have
been launched.
A Peerage has been conferred upon
Sir William Thompson, the eminent
Scotch electrician.
Paris has surface electric bars for q
distance of four miles between the OPP
era and St. Dennis.
A plague of frogs is following in the
wake OF the locusts in Bolivia. The in
habitants are in great distress.
hundreds of fish are still alive in the
ROYAL AQUARIUM in st. Petersburg that
were placed there more than 100 years
ago.
The American Legation at Berlin is
busy with the military cases of German
Americans who have got into trouble by
returning.
Louise Michel, the French agitator
and demonstrationist, is in London, and
spends much Of her time reading in the
British Museum.
According to the Paris L'Eclair a plot
against the Sultan of Turkey has been
discovered in STAN boul, and 300 persons
have been arrested.
The first overhead trolley electric
street railroad in England is under con-
struction in the uburbs of Leeds by an
American company.
The Ceylon and Cape governments
have appointed special Commissioners
to represent their respective countries at
the Chicago Exhibition.
1t is stated that over 10000 persons
land at Joppa every year in order to
make a pilgrimage to jerusalem and
other spots celebrated in sacred history.
1t is said that Lord Randolph Church
i'll is not just now overburdened with
cash, and that he wants profitable Co
lonial Governorship. He is likely to get
it.
The Due Dues is going to Japan, it
being the way now in France to send
young fellows who have dropped their
fortunes to the farthest part of the
earth.
Deibler, the famous French execu-
toner who has officiated at 80 many be-
headings in various parts of the country
in the past few years, has just resigned
his post.
By the law of Prussia no Prince of the
royal family is allowed to borrow money,
nor is any one permitted to lend him
money. If any one does lend, he can
not recover.
Great frauds have been discovered in
the purchase of materials for the public
works in the Argentine. 1t is limited
that President Pelligrini is alleged to be
involved in the frauds.
There will soon be general reelection
OF the Lower House of the Hungarian
Parliament, the Premier. Count Szapary
having had recourse to dissolution az
the only way out of his difficulties.
After the official notice of the aces
sion OF Abbas Pasha has been given to
the powers the new Khedive will make
tour abroad, visiting Constantinople
Odessa, st. Petersburg, Vienna and
Paris.
Insurance companies are suffering &C.
verely from the influenza epidemic moi
, only from the unprecedented number
, OF death claims" but also from the tota
dlsablement OF many of their principal
officials.
} England will undertake another mill
tary expedition next summer from Sua.
kim against Berber and Omdurman
The campaign will be led by Major Gen.
eral Grenfell, the English Commander
chief of the Egyptian troops.
The Portuguese financial crisis is be.
coming more acute. Senior Caryalho
Minister OF Finance, has resigned in
consequence OF his having been accused
OF advancing thirty millions to save q
lettering railway, of which he was Chair.
man.
The Paris Temps announces that the
Swiss government has assented to tenn.
porary arrangements with France, by
which Switzerland comedies the lowest
tariff on French imports in return 70,
French minimum tariff on Swiss i'm.
ports.
A dispatch from Warsaw states tina,
the police OF that city surprised meet.
ing OF Anarchists or Nihilists. The con.
spirators refused to surrender, and boldly
resisted the police. The latter killed
TWO OF the conspirators, and took off five
others as prisoners.
Experiments on large scale for the
cure OF consumption by the inhalation
OF ozone are about to be made at St. Ra.
phael, a point on the Mediterranean
coast where the air is supposed to be ne.
cullarly we'll adapted to a satisfactory
trial of the treatment.
A fierce contest will be waged with the
vatican on the appointment of a suc-
cessor to Cardinal Manning. The Eng
nsh Catholics desire the appointment Of
BISHOP Vaughan, who is Unionist. but
the irish party oppose him, preferrins
the Bishop of Portsmouth.
The founder of French journalism !,
Iheophraste Renaudot. is to be com.
memorated by statue. He was by pro-
iesslon physician, and started the On.
sete dc France, the first French newsna.
per, In 1881. He also started the frs,
Mont de Piste, and died poor.
1t is reported that the French govern.
ment has warned the Sultan of Morocco
10 ABSTAIN from coercing the Khaby'e
trioes on the Algerian frontier. n is
also said that the Sultan has sent an en-.
ergetlc protest to the powers agains,
french violation of his territory.
The Empress of Austria in the nnrsr
ance OF her Greek fad is to build a the
ter near her wonderful villa in CT,
Mners .ne statue OF Heine stands sur,
rou m py thousands of rose trees. and
WI, have Greek plays given in the ORIG.
maj language and in the old style.
The German Kaiser is turning ont 70
oe the most severe oppressor oF str;I.