Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-20
FOREIGN CABLEGRAMS
The Epidemic Of Scarlet Fever in
London Increasing.
THE CAR CAUTIONS A COLONEL
The Great Jewish Philanthropist Coming
to America-Socialist Escapes
From Siberia.

Queen Victoria is growing more serious
with advancing years.
Slaughtering OF animals by electricity
is practiced in Scotland.
Hamburg people are treated like iepers
everywhere in Germany.
Switzerland is erecting what 10 re-
ported to be its first sugar factory.
Julius Gernaud, the Hungarian So
cialist, has made his escape from Siberia.
Typhus fever is ravaging Sanope, q
seaport town of Asia Minor, on the BLACK
Sea.
The Parliament that met on August
4 is the the thirteenth OF the present
reign.
In France 500 patients were granted
for electrical improvements during the
past year.
Baron Hirsch will probably sail from
France to this country the middle oil
September.
England has no fear Of an epidemic,
owing to its good sanitary condition
and pure water.
Fifty thousand pesos in gold have been
voted for the expense OF the Arbitration
Commission in Chill.
There is confirmation OF the news re-
| lating to secret alliance between Peru,
Bolivia and Argentina.
An English railroad has just contracted
| for 10, 900 incandescent electric lamps to
be placed in their cars.
Germany will recognize the Centigrade
Thermometer as the official instrument
in place OF the Reaumur.
The English plush trade is in very
bad way, and the British press lays the
blame upon McKinleyism.
1t is believed that Queen Natalie Of
Servia will remain abroad until her son,
King Alexander, is OF age.
The passes of the Andes are to be
guarded to prevent the entry of cholera
into Chill from Argentina.
The blue book says that, although the
German export in beer has declined, its
production has not diminished.
The Frenchmen and the Englishmen
are going to have an eight-oared race ON
the Seine on Sunday, October 8.
Court Jeweler Adolf Rehrumann OF
Munich has failed. Among his stock
were found many sham diamonds.
The North German Gazette urges the
adoption OF an International agreement
for concerted action against cholera.
Paris journalists Just now are dis
cussing the probable successor of Presi-
dent CArnot OF the French Republic.
|
The Banque de la Martinique and the
Martinique agency of the Colonial Bank
of London at Martinique have suspended.
1t is stated that sixteen persons COM
mtted suicide at Trieste, owing tn in
sanity caused by the hot weather OF last
month.
Americans in London crowd Westmin-
ster Abbey to listen to Archdeacon Far
rar's meditations" on the Lords
prayer.
There is still a great hue and cry
among English Liberals that the Queen
dictated the makeup OF Gladstone's
Ministry.
The corporation OF undertakers of
Paris has formed syndicate, and has
celebrated the event with banquet and
a concert.
London has firm OF opticians whose
speciality is the sale of spectacles for
horses. The object Of the spectaces is
to promote high stepping.
A clock tower to the memory of Eliz-
abeth Barrett Browning is to be erected
in Ledbury, England, where the poetess
passed many youthful years.
The city of Antwerp has celebrated
with great eclat the third centenary of
the last competition of its famous six.
teenth century school OF rhetoric.
Stocks OF wheat in free warehouses in
FRINGE, seven cities, on August l were
| 1000, 900 bushels. France imported dur
ing July 1000 000 bushels of wneat.
Milan, which is sad to be the best
lighted city in Europe, has two central
stations for generating electricity
equipped with American machinery.
AT the corn ia r at Vienna an interest
ing address was made on the unproft-
ableness OF corn-growing in Europe.
owing to sharp American competition
Marquis Venosta, the recently appoint.
ed Italian Comm ssioner for the settle
ment OF the Behring Sea question. is
one OF the foremost statesmen of ltaly.
The Gar has wired Colonel Yanoff in
command of the Russian troops in the
Famlr country not to do anything that
would be likely to provoke the hostility
OF England. 'y
Thus far this year the ascent of Mont
Blanc, once considered wonderful feat
Is reported TO have been successfnlly
accomplished by fourteen people. four
OF whom were Americans.
Inc epidemic OF scarlet fever in Lon.
don, England, is daily growing in sever
| ity. The hospital accommodations are
ehtirely exhausted. At present 3.645
patients are under treatment.
Lord Dysart, President of the Waono,
Society of England, is maxine an earnas.
effort to have evening dress done awau '
with as one of the obligations attan ad%ay
upon grand opera in England.
, noted banker named Brooks from
perin, VINO was exploring in the Valev
Oh Aosta, Northern Italy, with tw,
guides, Tell with the guides from
preclpice, and all three were killed.
While cholera was undoubtedly en;.
ueinlc IN INDIA for centuries, it was first
recognlzed and described by Euronaan
phys'cans In Asia at the time III A.
'errl'oriai outbreak in Bengal in 1877.
Inc agents OF the British stearar
ohaucer have received denial of ~
report that she was fired upon and su .ne
ae hlo Janeiro for failing to ston w sbah
thorities. D'sA''ian au-
The efe eat. Preparations are being made bv
Padn sd for she OF the University Of
S "i ~ lor the celebration on Deem her
~, y, .ne tercentary OF Galilee's install.
Institution. "ia''cs al that