Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-17
photographic Brevities.

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relsgraphic Brevities'
.,,,.s of the Italians killed at
orleans by the mob, have brought
~ lsr 10000.
q. liver purchased at the treasury
~ tho 9TH, aggregate 1900
.'.s.s. at prices ranging from .oo75 to
.aoe.
!. .necial March 7th, General Alger
y, .rhaye concluded to take the field
4. republican nomination for presi-
4 have been undecided until re-
~, hut new yield to the wishes
: arrest republicans throughout the
oantry."
a.ily paper publishes the personal
sadeptial preferences Of ninty-six
s.o,. Of Maryland, Virginia and
~, virginia. Total for Cleveland in
49,. states, SO, against % for all other
..dIdates. The republican preferences
y mainly for Harrison.
timothy Hopkins gets $4,000, 900.
=, eearls settled the celebrated will
.,.test by compromising with the
a.,mant. The other suits have been
4nued. The appeal from the original
800 decision has been withdrawn
INN the Massachusetts supreme court.
The house appropriation committee
l.,s finished consideration of the bill
r.l,ng appropriations on account of
,ensions for the fiscal year 1893. As
mmpleted 1t appropriates 1874, s25, 900
.compared with estimates aggregating
M. 1900 and appropriations for the
ausnt year Of $235 100000.
An attempt was made on the lives of
ihe Cxarina and Czarovitch, while
hey were out driving. A strange
nan threw q parcel at the carriage
which barely missed Its aim. The
unposition Of the parcel cannot be
determined as yet as 1t did not explode
vhen It struck. 1t is fluid supposed
% BE- Of highly combustable material.
tWalla Walla, March 7th, Theo.
Hertz shot and killed his wife and
then put a bullet in his own brain.
Hertz had been married but four
months when his wife received infor-
nation Of his having wife and seven
children in Wisconsin, whereupon she
1T him and went to live with her
slstef. He called In a few days and
The shooting was the result.
Some idea Of the magnitude of the
salmon industry at the mouth of the
Columbia is thus given by the Historian:
about $4,000, 600 is permanently in
vested, and the purchase Of Irvine, tin,
Mt aud other materials will aggregate
about 81 ,OOo, 900 more in the early part
deach year. During the four months
season another $1,000, 600 is paid out
fs material, wages and expense &C
COUNTS"
Advices from Monte Carlo state that
the most conspicuous figure at that
hmous resort just at present is Mrs
Aver, whose husband made a fortune
10 patent medicines in America. She
much admired, and shows great
nerve in her play. She has for a COM
psnion Mrs. Robert Leroy, of New
York, and the two ladies' are much lion
iied. 1t is said that Mrs. Aver intend.
Dpurcliase a big house In London and
enter prominently into the social life o.
the British metropolis.
Aspecial from London says: During
the debate IN the house Of commons or
me army estimates, Mr.. Stanhope
made an elaborate defense of Great
Britain's military establishment. He
aid that the drill and spirit of the
British army exclusive of India made
1.-THE finest body Of troops in the world
IN the battlefield 1t would gain by
comparison with the armies of France
ana Germany. India alone, he said
could place in the field sOO, 900 troops