Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-11
FOREIGN LANDS.
Brussels to be Made a
Real Seaport.
LABOR QUESTION in VIENNA.
Negotiations for Commercial Treaty
Between Italy and Switzer-
land Broken Of.

Berlin Socialists will make a May-day
demonstration.
The elections in Japan have been at
tended with serious riots.
The Irish local government will not be
pressed in Parliament until after Easter.
Disastrous storms, with heavy rains
and OVERLOOKING rivers, are reported IN
Spain.
Petroleum has been struck 200 barrels
day. in India by the Assam Railway
Company.
The negotiations at Zurich for a com
mercial treaty between Italy and Swift |
erland have been broken off.
The Cardinals are said to have voted
in favor OF electing an Italian in the
event OF the death of Pope Leo.
They are growing uneasy in England
over the neglect OF good citizens to take
an active part in municipal Lille.
England is building two wal vessels OF
5000 tons. Spain has ordered three ar
mored cruisers OF $500 tons displace-
ment.
A cable dispatch to the Guatemalan
legation at Paris says that the revolt led
by Enriquez is suppressed and Enriquez
is dead.
The telephone line between London
and Paris has worked so we'll that an
other will be laid between London and
Brussels.
Ru,nors are current in London and
Il &C.,, d..
the corn and cotton trades. owing to
serious decline of prices.
Daily orders in Russia prohibiting the
Transportation of grain from one district
to another alarm merchants. who fear
confscation of their stocks.
1870; I'LL - .ho foorst no.
'oa va a;.tou;an 81 H. " 49, arnoatad a.
St Petershnro on a secret charge and
sentenced to Punishment to Siberia.
a. H. - a., raIoh
az .lle ena a. .n9 yea1 a VIZ ie,epno ;a.
I'm .I pamy y. mt' a.s WI eoas o. ~. "a ~,
the Telephone lines of the kingdom.
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ny sia.e "'po... no ~ H. 4tou "s 1877 -
w n,l ,men ars nn W. na a ~ starvot;on
IT. p,.s;on ;,onor;o, nrohth;t;on
,nn no Tho n ax nnrtot;nn 81 ar,;p ~ ohont
~ ~ no s Sns ~, favor tho orDers
10 10 o00 900 nooda ~, "a oats S v;n -,
tha , po1t;S pso aa;t;u a' shiy ns "'
'io Dai'ie pun """iIihe ehipinoh''
.a n,, ~ - ~. w. n nt,a the Er;ay
s;sI.SotJ ~ W. Is, - 1;a H.
iiolaio'u CIV, ly, VIZ oUuee - Wy
p4oa any ;e au ~ 'n 70. 'uIe;ss
a haso;tai ~ ba nsa'a a. o, nhn
anu iiospi'a's VIII pe reuuceo W asnes'
the committee OF the RUSSIAN Diet
has adopted the clause OF the sectarlan
primary educational Dill providing that
chlidren belonging 10 religious denoml-
nations recognized by the state shall be
instructed by teachers OF their own de-
nomination.
An Odessa correspondent says that as
protest against the imposition OF mill
tary service the German colony at Tash-
kend, Asiatic Russia, has decided TO en-
igrate en- masse to the United States.
The action of the King Of Portugal in
voluntarily relinquishing 20 per cent. OF
his income from his civil list has already
led to demand in the Senate at Madrid
that the Spanish King shall follow suit.
Prof. Kippay. a well-known nainter
and collector OF Berlin. has been sen.
fenced to a months imprisonment at
Constance for illegally anpronriating on.
rios belonging to the church of Altizur-
nuu.
Holland has 4.5)O.O-O inhabitants of
whom the males and females are nearly
equal in number. There are . 5o0 oo1
Protestants. / 700 600 Catholics and a.
600 Jews. The rest have no settlad 70.
ligion.
The Mayor OF Harheur, France, has
strictly forbidden the wearing of decol-
lete dresses by the women of the COM
mune on the ground that such costumes
are prejudicial to peace and social mo-
rality.
The British Chamber of Shipping has
adopted a resolution in favor If Greot
Or Rrat an negotiating convention with
NY; ;n,o o a9 o.ates 10 prevent the "crlmp-
ing anu uesertion OF British sailors in
Aniei lcah ports
An English financial writer, who has
been studying probate statistics, asserts
that among the $50 or l40 persons who
IN each OF the past four years have left
fortunes exceeding 100000 each in per-
sonalty "taere is hardly to be found one
in each year whose wealth appears to
have been the result of speculative fnan-
ciai operations.
At the time of his death tho Lotto o.
Morell Mackenzie had inst cor,niatol
series of articles showing neonla hor. a
live long. Sir Morell was in tba "o 49, w.
fiities. He was also the most noted 49, sno
cialist in the world in throat d;sa.ape